Monday Warmup Preparation and Activities Quiz

In which hemispheres is the United States located?

• Southern and Eastern Hemispheres

• Northern and Western Hemispheres

• Northern and Eastern Hemispheres

• Southern and Western Hemispheres

Which of the following cities is NOT a major city in the Northeast region?

• New York City

• Boston

• Philadelphia

• Los Angeles

Why did trade, finance, and manufacturing hubs develop along rivers and ports in the Northeast?

• Because the region has a lot of deserts

• Because rivers and ports made transportation and shipping easier

• Because the climate is tropical

• Because there are no mountains

Historically, which crops were most associated with agriculture in the South?

• Cotton and tobacco

• Wheat and corn

• Apples and grapes

• Rice and soybeans

How has the economy of the South changed in recent years?

• Major growth with cheaper land.

• Decline in agriculture and mining

• Shift to fishing and forestry

• Focus on technology and finance only

What is the climate like in the Midwest?

• Four seasons with cold winters and hot summers

• Tropical year-round

• Mild winters and cool summers

• Dry and arid all year

Why is the Midwest often called the “Breadbasket of America”?

• It produces a lot of corn, wheat, and livestock

• It is famous for its seafood

• It is known for its technology industry

• It has the largest population in the country

What type of climate does the Southwest region typically experience?

• Hot, dry summers and mild winters

• Cold, snowy winters and cool summers

• Rainy summers and humid winters

• Mild summers and freezing winters

Which natural resources are commonly found in the valleys of the West?

• Mining, timber, oil, and fertile farmland

• Coal, diamonds, and salt

• Fish, cotton, and rubber

• Gold, silver, and copper only

Which cities are examples of growing urban centers in the West?

• Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle

• New York, Boston, Miami

• Dallas, Houston, Atlanta

• Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland