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WorksheetsAlabama History 4th Grade
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Alabama is in the ___________ _________ Hemisphere of the Earth
North Eastern
North Western
South Eastern
South Western
Alabama's climate is:
freezing winter, hot summer
varies every year
mild winter and hot summer
hot winter hot summer
What is NOT an example of a human feature in Alabama
What statement is NOT true:
the interstate connects Alabama to other states
people also travel over bridges
People use waterways to travel
Alabama uses waterways as it's major form of transportation
The Highland Rim Region:
has plateaus
is to the East of the Appalachian Mountains
is Flat land
is located on the Northwestern corner of Alabama
what is NOT true of The Cumberland Plateau Region
located southeast of the Highland Rim
it is a plateau land
located North east of the Highland Rim
includes the Appalachian Mountains
This is NOT a main river system in Alabama
Alabama
Tallapoosa
Tombigbee
Suwannee River
true or false: The Tennessee- Tombigbee Waterway connects two of Alabama's river systems to transport goods to other places in the world
True
False
True or False: Hydroelectric power is the wind blowing the water to create energy
True
False
Which is not one of the three major crops in Alabama
Corn
Peanuts
Soybeans
Potatoes
George Washington Carver:
found that Sweet Potatoes and peanuts grew well in Alabama and found many uses for them
was the first president
created peanuts
Natural Resources are NOT:
factory made items that aide in gardening
Things in the environment that people can use
water, soil, forests
trees
What is an adjective of the Ridge and Valley region:
hilly land
jagged and uneven
flat
contains Cheaha Mountain
What is NOT true about the Piedmont Region?
It is the highest point in the state
Contains the Cheaha Mountains
it is lower than the ridge valley
contains the Appalachain Mountains
True or False: in a Temperate climate, seasons are neither too hot or too cold
True
False
This is an example of a(n):
wetland
Desert
Plains
Valleys
