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Social Studies Chapter 1

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a flood plain?

a)

hill with a flat top

b)

a plain along a river that floods

c)

flat, raised land

d)

deep, rocky valley

2.

What is a mesa?

a)

hill with a flat top

b)

flat, raised land

c)

a plain along a river that floods

d)

deep, rocky valley

3.

What is a canyon?

a)

a plain along a river that floods

b)

flat, raised land

c)

hill with a flat top

d)

deep, rocky valley

4.

What is a plateau?

a)

hill with a flat top

b)

flat, raised land

c)

a plain along a river that floods

d)

deep, rocky valley

5.

How can regions and landforms be related?

a)

Regions can share landforms.

b)

Landforms are only found in one region of the U.S.

c)

The regions of the U.S. do not have a variety of landforms.

d)

Regions are landforms.

6.

What region is Georgia in?

a)

Midwest

b)

Southeast

c)

West

d)

Northeast

e)

Southwest

7.

What region is Montana in?

a)

Northeast

b)

Southeast

c)

Midwest

d)

Southwest

e)

West

8.

What region is New York in?

a)

Northeast

b)

Southeast

c)

Midwest

d)

West

e)

Southwest

9.

What region is Illinois in?

a)

Northeast

b)

Southeast

c)

Midwest

d)

West

e)

Southwest

10.

What region is Oklahoma in?

a)

Northeast

b)

Southeast

c)

Midwest

d)

Southwest

e)

West

11.

How are weather and climate different?

a)

Weather is predictable and climate is not.

b)

Weather describes the daily temperature and precipitation, but climate is a pattern in weather over time.

c)

Weather is determined by landforms, but climate is not.

d)

They are the same.

12.

What is condensation?

a)

water changing to water vapor

b)

rain or snow falling

c)

water vapor cooling and forming drops

13.

What is precipitation?

a)

water vapor cooling and forming drops

b)

rain or snow falling

c)

water changing to water vapor

14.

What is evaporation?

a)

water vapor cooling and forming drops

b)

rain or snow falling

c)

water changing to water vapor

15.

What is a natural resource?

a)

people

b)

human-made things that we use to grow or make things

c)

something in the environment that people can use

16.

What is a capital resource?

a)

people

b)

human-made things that we use to grow or make things

c)

something in the environment that people can use

17.

What is a human resource?

a)

people

b)

human-made things that people use to grow or make things

c)

something in the environment that we can use

18.

Which is not an example of a natural resource?

a)

machines

b)

soil

c)

rocks and minerals

d)

trees

19.

Which is not an example of a human resource?

a)

iron ore

b)

skills

c)

ideas

d)

hard work

20.

Which is not an example of a capital resource?

a)

machines

b)

buildings

c)

worker

d)

tools

21.

Why is water a renewable resource?

a)

Water is taken from the ground.

b)

Water is part of a water cycle.

c)

Water is used to make energy.

d)

Water cannot be replaced.

22.

Why does one region have a colder climate than another region?

a)

It is closer to the equator.

b)

It is farther away from the equator.

c)

It has different resources.

23.

What are some common landforms of the Midwest?

a)

desert

b)

mountains

c)

canyons and plateaus

d)

plains, lakes, and rivers

24.

What is the climate like in the Midwest?

a)

four seasons, cold winters, wet and warm summers

b)

tropical

c)

very dry

d)

warm and wet year round

25.

Which is NOT an example of a resource in the Midwest?

a)

soybeans

b)

corn

c)

dairy products

d)

iron ore

e)

gold

26.

Which region has a warm, wet climate year round?

a)

southeast

b)

midwest

c)

northeast

d)

west

e)

southwest

27.

Which region has cotton, rice, citrus fruits, and peanuts as a resource?

a)

northeast

b)

west

c)

midwest

d)

southeast

e)

southwest

28.

Which region is a major center for raising cattle, sheep, and has cotton as the region's leading crop?

a)

midwest

b)

west

c)

southwest

d)

northeast

e)

southeast