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Regions of Washington

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

List the 5 Regions of Washington

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2.

This Regions is the smallest geographically, but has the most people.

a)

Olympic Peninsula

b)

Puget Sound Lowlands

c)

Columbia Plateau

d)

Okanogan Highlands

e)

Cascade Mountain Region

3.

This region holds two national parks!

a)

Olympic Peninsula

b)

Puget Sounds Lowlands

c)

Cascade Mountain Region

d)

Okanogan Highlands

e)

Columbia Plateau

4.

This region has rocky terrain and few trees. It has some ranching and mining activities.

a)

Olympic Peninsula

b)

Puget Sound Lowlands

c)

Cascade Mountain Region

d)

Okanogan Highlands

e)

Columbia Plateau

5.

This region could be called the bread basket of Washington due to its abundant farming

a)

Olympic Peninsula

b)

Puget Sound Lowlands

c)

Cascade Mountain Region

d)

Okanogan Highlands

e)

Columbia Plateau

6.

This region is known for its natural beauty and attract visitors from all over the world. Ecotourism has largely replaced fishing and logging here...

a)

Olympic Peninsula

b)

Puget Sound Lowlands

c)

Cascade Mountain Region

d)

Okanogan Highlands

e)

Columbia Plateau

7.

If you could live in any region of Washington besides the Puget Sound Lowlands, which would it be and WHY?

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8.

The majority of the states large sea and air ports are located in this region, along with most of its large companies.

a)

Olympic Peninsula

b)

Puget Sound Lowlands

c)

Cascade Mountain Region

d)

Okanogan Highlands

e)

Columbia Plateau

9.

The Olympic Peninsula is also known as the

(a)  

10.

The Okanogan Highlands is also known as the...

(a)  

11.

This region has the cities of Seattle, Bellingham and Burlington

(a)  

12.

This region is bordered by the Pacific Ocean, the Columbia River, Strait of Juan de Fuca and Puget Sound

(a)  

13.

This is geographically the largest region in Washington

a)

Olympic Peninsula

b)

Puget Sound Lowlands

c)

Cascade Mountain Region

d)

Okanogan Highlands

e)

Columbia Plateau

14.

The geographic feature that defines this region actually extends into Oregon and Idaho.

(a)  

15.

We all live in this region...

(a)