Exploring the West Region of the United States

The video explores the West region of the United States, highlighting its 11 states, unique landforms like the Rocky Mountains and various plateaus, and diverse climates ranging from hot and dry to cold and icy. It also discusses the region's resources, such as farming, fishing, and technology, and popular attractions like Hollywood and Yellowstone National Park.

Which two states in the West are not connected to the contiguous United States?

• Alaska and Hawaii

• Oregon and Washington

• Idaho and Montana

• California and Nevada

What is the longest mountain range in North America that stretches from Alaska to Mexico?

• Rocky Mountains

• Appalachian Mountains

• Sierra Nevada

• Cascade Range

Where are the volcanoes in the West region primarily located?

• Oregon

• Nevada

• Hawaii

• California

Which plateau is located at the center of the Four Corners?

• Columbia Plateau

• Colorado Plateau

• Great Basin

• Mojave Desert

What is a notable feature of the Colorado Plateau?

• It is a coastal region

• It is elevated and brownish-gray

• It is a desert

• It is a rainforest

How does the climate in the West differ from the Northeast?

• The West has only two seasons

• The West has varied climates depending on the state

• The West experiences more hurricanes

• The West has more consistent weather

What type of climate is found in Alaska?

• Tropical

• Long and cold winters

• Mild and rainy

• Hot and dry

Which industry is NOT mentioned as a resource in the West?

• Fishing

• Automobile manufacturing

• Mining

• Farming

Which city is known for Hollywood in the West?

• San Francisco

• Seattle

• Los Angeles

• Portland

What unique attraction can be found in Hawaii related to volcanoes?

• A beach with volcanic sand

• A national park with active volcanoes

• A museum about volcanoes

• A theme park with volcano rides