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WorksheetsFirst Americans 4th Grade Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which group of Native Americans settled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mississippi River?
a)
Eastern Woodland
b)
Plains
c)
Northwest Coast
d)
Southwest
2.
Which group of Native Americans settled between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains?
a)
Eastern Woodland
b)
Plains
c)
Northwest Coast
d)
Southwest
3.
Which words describe the Southwest region?
a)
Flat, grassy lands
b)
Rainy w/ rocky beaches and mountains
c)
Thick forests, 4 seasons, many rivers
d)
Hot, dry deserts w/ mesas
4.
Which words describe the Northwest region?
a)
Flat, grassy lands
b)
Rainy w/ rocky beaches and mountains
c)
Thick forests, 4 seasons, many rivers
d)
Hot, dry deserts w/ mesas
5.
Which words describe the Eastern Woodlands region?
a)
Flat, grassy lands
b)
Rainy w/ rocky beaches and mountains
c)
Thick forests, 4 seasons, many rivers
d)
Hot, dry deserts w/ mesas
6.
Which words describe the Plains region?
a)
Flat, grassy lands
b)
Rainy w/ rocky beaches and mountains
c)
Thick forests, 4 seasons, many rivers
d)
Hot, dry deserts w/ mesas
7.
What was the primary source of food for the Plains Indians?
a)
Buffalo
b)
Deer
c)
Corn
d)
Salmon
8.
What was the primary source of food for the Northwest Coast Indians?
a)
Buffalo
b)
Deer
c)
Corn
d)
Salmon
9.
What were some of the main sources of food for the Great Basin Native Americans?
a)
squirrel and berries
b)
buffalo and grapes
c)
reptiles and pine nuts
d)
tomatoes and cows
10.
The Plains Indians lived in this type of home:
a)
Teepee
b)
Plank House
c)
Longhouse or Wigwam
d)
Pueblo
11.
A teepee was made from these materials:
a)
Birch bark and saplings
b)
Adobe, sticks, and stones
c)
Boards cut from Cedar trees
d)
Buffalo hides and poles
12.
A plank house was made from these materials:
a)
Birch bark and saplings
b)
Adobe, sticks, and stones
c)
Boards cut from Cedar trees
d)
Buffalo hides and poles
13.
A pueblo was made from these materials:
a)
Birch bark and saplings
b)
Adobe, sticks, and stones
c)
Boards cut from Cedar trees
d)
Buffalo hides and poles
14.
What does the type of house used by the Plains Indians tell about their lives?
a)
They were friendly.
b)
They stored food for a long time.
c)
They moved around a lot.
d)
They traded with white men.
15.
What types of houses did the Native Americans of the Great Basin live in?
a)
wickiups
b)
long houses
c)
plank houses
d)
igloos
16.
Indians of the Northwest Coast did not have to move from place to place looking for food. Why?
a)
They were excellent farmers.
b)
They lived near volcanoes.
c)
They were separated from tribes by deserts.
d)
Food was plentiful from hunting and fishing.
17.
All Native Americans believed that everything in nature had what?
a)
A family
b)
No purpose
c)
A spirit
d)
Totem poles
18.
Which cultural group lived in our area?
a)
Plains
b)
Eastern Woodlands
c)
Northwest Coast
d)
Michigaimi
19.
Native Americans are believed to have come to North America from where?
a)
Europe
b)
Mexico
c)
Asia
d)
Atlantis
20.
All of the cultural groups have differences, but one thing is similar to them all. What is it?
a)
They looked the same.
b)
They used environmental resources to survive.
c)
They spoke the same language.
d)
They all lived in longhouses.
21.
Which best describes the physical environment of the Great Basin region?
a)
hot, dry desert and beaches
b)
cedar forests and rivers
c)
rolling hills and grassy plains
d)
deserts, mountains, and fresh water
22.
What was the name of the spiritual leader in Native American tribe?
a)
chief
b)
shamen
c)
pastor
d)
dream catcher
23.
What did the Northwest Native Americans create to tell stories of their families' history?
a)
totem poles
b)
scrapbooks
c)
journals
d)
diaries
24.
Based on this map, how did Native Americans come to America?
a)
They swam across the ocean.
b)
They used canoes to sail over water.
c)
They walked over the dry strait.
d)
They rode horses over the land.
25.
Which of these were crops that were grown by SEVERAL of the Native American groups?
a)
onions, lettuce, and grapes
b)
potatoes, green beans, and pumpkins
c)
corn, beans, and squash
d)
watermelon, grapes, and corn
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