Exploring the Regions of Texas

The video explores the four regions of Texas: Great Plains, Central Plains, Coastal Plains, and Mountains and Basins. Each region is described in terms of its key cities, climate, and industries. The Great Plains is known for cattle and oil, the Central Plains for its historical cattle trails, the Coastal Plains for major cities and the lumber industry, and the Mountains and Basins for its national parks. The video concludes with travel suggestions to explore Texas' state parks.

How many regions is Texas divided into?

• Two

• Three

• Five

• Four

Which city is known as the cotton center of the world?

• Odessa

• Midland

• Lubbock

• Amarillo

What is a significant industry in the Central Plains region?

• Fishing

• Oil

• Technology

• Lumber

Which river flows through the Central Plains region?

• Trinity River

• Rio Grande

• Brazos River

• Colorado River

What is the official state vehicle of Texas?

• Stagecoach

• Chuck Wagon

• Pickup Truck

• Covered Wagon

Which city is NOT part of the Coastal Plains region?

• El Paso

• Austin

• Houston

• Dallas

What is a notable feature of the Coastal Plains region?

• Deserts

• Mountains

• National Seashore

• Canyons

Which city is a key location in the Mountains and Basins region?

• El Paso

• San Antonio

• Houston

• Dallas

What is the height of Guadalupe Peak?

• 7,500 feet

• 6,500 feet

• 8,749 feet

• 5,000 feet

Which national park is located in the Mountains and Basins region?

• Grand Canyon

• Yosemite

• Yellowstone

• Big Bend