Geography and State Features Assessment

The video tutorial by Alison Japic covers the geography of America's regions, focusing on landforms and vegetation in the Eastern, Central, Western, and Alaska and Pacific Islands regions. It also explores the human and physical characteristics of Michigan and Maryland, highlighting key geographical features, state symbols, and demographic information.

Which regions are the focus of the geography lesson?

• Central, North, South, Alaska

• East, West, North, South

• East, Central, West, Alaska and Pacific Islands

• North, South, East, West

What is a notable landform in the Eastern region?

• Great Salt Lake

• Rocky Mountains

• Niagara Falls

• San Andreas Fault

Which river is found in the Central region?

• Mississippi River

• Missouri River

• Colorado River

• Hudson River

What is a significant feature of the Western region?

• Everglades

• Death Valley

• Great Plains

• Appalachian Mountains

Which type of vegetation is common in the Eastern region?

• Cactus

• Juniper Trees

• Palm Trees

• Apple and Cherry Trees

What type of trees are found in the Redwood Forest?

• Small Shrubs

• Tall Pines

• Cypress Trees

• Largest Trees

Which state is known for its mitten-shaped lower peninsula?

• Michigan

• Florida

• Maryland

• California

What is the capital of Maryland?

• Baltimore

• Richmond

• Annapolis

• Washington D.C.

Which state has the Great Lakes as a notable feature?

• Ohio

• Michigan

• New York

• Wisconsin

What is a common job in Maryland?

• Oil Drilling

• Textile Manufacturing

• Fishing

• Gold Mining