Georgia's Transportation Systems Quiz

Which of the following is one of Georgia’s four major transportation systems?

• Subway

• Railroads

• Cable car

• Spaceport

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True or False: Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is a major contributor to Georgia's economy.

• True

• False

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Which transportation system is primarily responsible for moving large quantities of goods over water in Georgia?

• Roadways

• Air Planes

• Deepwater ports

• Railways

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Which of the following is the best example of a direct economic benefit provided by Georgia’s transportation systems?

• Increased spending

• Job creation

• Higher unemployment

• More tourist

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Which of the following transportation systems in Georgia is most likely to be used for international travel?

• Interstate Highway System

• Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport

• Deepwater ports

• Railroads

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Select ALL transportation systems that help Georgia export goods internationally.

• Railroads

• Deepwater ports

• Local bus routes

• Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport

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How does the Interstate Highway System contribute to Georgia’s economy?

• By providing hiking trails for tourist

• By allowing efficient movement of goods and people throughout the state and region

• By increasing the number of traffic tickets given.

• By reducing the need for police officers.

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Which combination of transportation systems would most likely be used to move a product from a factory in Atlanta to a customer in Europe?

• Road and rail only

• Road, airport, and water port

• Rail and local bus

• Road and subway

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True or False: Georgia’s deep water ports only serve domestic(within the USA) trade.

• True

• False

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Which of the following best explains how Georgia’s transportation systems interact to support the exchange of goods?

• Each system works independently and does not connect with others.

• Goods are often moved from one system to another, such as from rail to port, to reach their destination.

• Only the airport is used for moving goods.

• The systems compete and do not cooperate.

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