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Chapter 7: Geographical Features of Mexico and Spain

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

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1.

Which of the descriptions below best describes Mexico’s physical geography?

a)

Tropical in the north, mountainous in the middle, rainforests in the south.

b)

Desert in the north, plains in the middle, rainforests in the south.

c)

Desert in the north, mountainous in the middle, rainforests in the south.

d)

Tropical in the north, rainforests in the middle, mountainous in the south.

2.

What river is a natural border and separates the United States and Mexico?

a)

Mississippi River

b)

Rio Grande River

c)

Ohio River

d)

Amazon River

3.

What is the capital city of Mexico?

a)

Guadalajara

b)

Puebla City

c)

La Paz

d)

Mexico City

4.

How much does Spain occupy the Iberian Peninsula?

a)

60%

b)

70%

c)

80%

d)

100%

5.

What are the two largest rivers that run through Mexico?

a)

Rio Grande and several smaller rivers

b)

Rio Grande and Usamacinta Rivers

c)

Usamacinta and Colorado Rivers

d)

Rio Grande and Atoyac Rivers

6.

Using the map above, where is the highest concentration of indigenous groups in Mexico?

a)

Northwest

b)

Northeast

c)

Southwest

d)

Southeast

7.

What are the major bodies surround the Iberian Peninsula?

a)

Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar

b)

Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea and the Strait of Malacca

c)

Pacific Ocean, the Black Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar

d)

Pacific Ocean, the Baltic Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar

8.

During the Pre-Columbian Meso-America Period, what was the largest lake in Mexico?

a)

Lake Texcoco

b)

Lake Chapala

c)

Lake Zumpango

d)

Lake Chalco

9.

What does the picture best represent?

a)

coastal region

b)

rainforests

c)

plateau

d)

desert

10.

What best describes the geographical feature of densely forested areas in Mexico?

a)

Most mountainous regions.

b)

Tropical climate with lots of rainfall.

c)

Moderate temperature and humid.

d)

The soil is very saline (salty).

11.

What does saline mean?

a)

sweet

b)

salty

c)

unable to grow crops

d)

part of a lake

12.

What does pre-Columbian mean?

a)

The period of 1645 - 1700.

b)

The period of 1500 - 1800.

c)

Referring to the Americas after Columbus arrived.

d)

Referring to the Americas before Columbus arrived.

13.

What was a benefit of having different ecological zones in the Valley of Mexico?

a)

A diversity of food was developed.

b)

The soil was very saline, unable to grow many crops.

c)

People were forced to develop different adaptability skills.

d)

There were no benefits.

14.

What was the largest mountain range that separates Spain from France?

a)

The Pyrenees

b)

Tagus

c)

Segura

d)

Guadalete

15.

What best describes the central plateau?

a)

almost treeless, dry

b)

very narrow with forest

c)

rainy with mild summers

d)

very dry, almost desert like

16.

What effect did Spain being divided up by many large rivers and mountain ranges?

a)

Diversity in crops grown.

b)

Various travel routes throughout the country.

c)

Great hiding spots for wars.

d)

Formation of smaller kingdoms.

17.

What two countries are located on the Iberian Peninsula?

a)

Mexico and Costa Rica

b)

Spain and Portugal

c)

Portugal and Germany

d)

Spain and Italy