WorksheetsMidwest Landmarks
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This is located in Chicago, Illinois.
a)
Mall of America
b)
Sears Tower
c)
Gateway Arch
d)
Statue of Lakota
2.
This is located in Minnesota.
a)
Gateway Arch
b)
Sears Tower
c)
Mall of America
d)
Black Hills
3.
This is located in St. Louis, Missouri to honor the pioneers who headed west to explore.
a)
Sears Tower
b)
Mall of America
c)
Golden Gate
d)
Gateway Arch
4.
These are located in South Dakota.
a)
Black Hills
b)
Black Mountains
c)
Black Chains
5.
Where is Mount Rushmore located?
a)
North Dakota
b)
South Dakota
c)
Minnesota
d)
Kansas
6.
The four presidents on Mount Rushmore are:
George Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, and ____.
George Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, and ____.
a)
Thomas Jefferson
b)
George Bush
c)
James Taylor
d)
Thomas Edison
7.
This statue of a Lakota Indian chief also known as ______ will be the wold's largest statue.
a)
Oseola
b)
Crazy Horse
c)
Crazy Shoe
8.
_____ is the most important natural resource in the Midwest.
a)
corn
b)
soil
c)
sand
d)
rivers
9.
There are many ____ in the Midwest region.
a)
hills
b)
mountains
c)
farms
d)
oceans
10.
The Midwest is divided into three areas, or ____, based on the types of crops grown in the area.
a)
locks
b)
belts
c)
strips
d)
hills
11.
The Corn Belt, Wheat Belt, and Dairy Belt are known as America's _____.
a)
Favorite
b)
Thanksgiving
c)
Grocery Store
d)
Breadbasket
12.
Corn syrup, glue, soap, paint, and food come from this belt.
a)
The Wheat Belt
b)
The Corn Belt
c)
The Dairy Belt
13.
Products such as flour, pasta, cakes, cereal, and bread come from this belt.
a)
The Corn Belt
b)
The Wheat Belt
c)
The Dairy Belt
14.
Products such as milk, butter, and cheese come from this belt.
a)
The Dairy Belt
b)
The Wheat Belt
c)
The Corn Belt
15.
Farms in the Midwest also raise: cattle, hogs, and chickens known as ____.
a)
livestock
b)
animals
c)
farmlands
d)
belts
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