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Northeast Region Test

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 3hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A very tall building that is often found in cities is called a...

a)

canal

b)

lock

c)

skyscraper

d)

peak

2.

A ditch across land that connects two waterways is called a...

a)

canal

b)

lock

c)

skyscraper

d)

peak

3.

The top of a mountain is called a...

a)

canal

b)

lock

c)

skyscraper

d)

peak

4.

A water elevator that is used to raise or lower boats is called a...

a)

canal

b)

lock

c)

skyscraper

d)

peak

5.

A way of making large quantities of products is called...

a)

wage

b)

mill

c)

mass production

d)

democracy

6.

The war for independence between the American colonies and Great Britain was called...

a)

The United States Constitution

b)

The American Revolutionary War

c)

The Declaration of Independence

7.

The document that declared the United States to be free from Great Britain.

a)

The United States Constitution

b)

The American Revolutionary War

c)

The Declaration of Independence

8.

The plan of government for the United States is called...

a)

The United States Constitution

b)

The American Revolutionary War

c)

The Declaration of Independence

9.

In a democracy, leaders are chosen by...

a)

a king or queen

b)

the people

c)

a few wise men

d)

rich people

10.

Which phrase best describes New York City?

a)

our nation's capital

b)

a town built on chocolate

c)

the birthplace of our nation

d)

a city of skyscrapers

11.

What is a harbor?

a)

a mountain that people can climb

b)

a water elevator used to raise boats

c)

a place where boats can anchor safely

d)

a ditch that often connects two waterways

12.

How did the Northeast coastline get so many natural harbors?

a)

Most of the harbors were created as a result of earthquakes along the coastline.

b)

Glaciers carved the harbors during the Ice Age. The harbors filled with water after the ice melted.

c)

Americans used heavy machinery to dig out the harbors in the late 1800's.

d)

The constant movement of the ocean eroded the coastline. This erosion created the harbors.

13.

What did the Erie Canal accomplish?

a)

It allowed goods to move faster and more cheaply between the Midwest and the Northeast.

b)

It allowed Milton Hershey to manufacture very large quantities of chocolate.

c)

It helped the pilgrims stay on their course to reach Virginia in 1620.

d)

It created a walking tour that takes you to places where the fight for freedom began.

14.

One reason that America's first factories were built in the Northeast region was because...

a)

this was the only region that allowed factories to be built.

b)

all the people that lived in the Northeast were farmers.

c)

this region had plenty of waterpower and people power.

d)

all of the nation's best business people lived in the Southwest.

15.

The monuments in Washington D.C. were built to help...

a)

the Supreme Court make important decisions.

b)

the president and Congress work together.

c)

move goods from the Midwest to the Northeast.

d)

us remember and honor important people and events

16.

The city with the largest population in the Northeast region is...

a)

Boston, Massachusetts

b)

New York City, New York

c)

Washington D.C.

d)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

17.

Name the state labeled number 1. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

Maine

b)

New York

c)

Connecticut

d)

Delaware

18.

Name the state labeled number 2. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

Maine

b)

New York

c)

Vermont

d)

New Hampshire

19.

Name the state labeled number 3. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

Maine

b)

New York

c)

Vermont

d)

New Hampshire

20.

Name the state labeled number 4. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

Maine

b)

New York

c)

Vermont

d)

New Hampshire

21.

Name the state labeled number 5. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

Vermont

b)

New Hampshire

c)

Pennsylvania

d)

Connecticut

22.

Name the state labeled number 6. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

Massachusetts

b)

Maine

c)

Pennsylvania

d)

Connecticut

23.

Name the state labeled number 7. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

Massachusetts

b)

Maine

c)

Pennsylvania

d)

Connecticut

24.

Name the state labeled number 8. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

Massachusetts

b)

Rhode Island

c)

New York

d)

Pennsylvania

25.

Name the state labeled number 9. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

Massachusetts

b)

Pennsylvania

c)

Maryland

d)

Delaware

26.

Name the state labeled number 10. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

New Jersey

b)

New York

c)

Maryland

d)

Delaware

27.

Name the state labeled number 11. (Click on the map for a closer look.)

a)

New Jersey

b)

New York

c)

Maryland

d)

Delaware

28.

Name the state capital of Maine.

a)

Albany

b)

Concord

c)

Augusta

d)

Dover

29.

Name the state capital of Vermont.

a)

Montpelier

b)

Trenton

c)

Harrisburg

d)

Providence

30.

Name the state capital of New Hampshire.

a)

Hartford

b)

Annapolis

c)

Dover

d)

Concord

31.

Name the state capital of New York.

a)

Albany

b)

Providence

c)

Boston

d)

Trenton

32.

Name the state capital of Massachusetts.

a)

Boston

b)

Providence

c)

Augusta

d)

Trenton

33.

Name the state capital of Connecticut.

a)

Concord

b)

Albany

c)

Annapolis

d)

Hartford

34.

Name the state capital of Rhode Island.

a)

Dover

b)

Trenton

c)

Providence

d)

Harrisburg

35.

Name the state capital of Pennsylvania.

a)

Albany

b)

Montpelier

c)

Harrisburg

d)

Concord

36.

Name the state capital of New Jersey.

a)

Trenton

b)

Albany

c)

Boston

d)

Augusta

37.

Name the state capital of Maryland.

a)

Dover

b)

Albany

c)

Concord

d)

Annapolis

38.

Name the state capital of Delaware.

a)

Dover

b)

Albany

c)

Concord

d)

Annapolis

39.

Why is the Northeast Region sometimes called "the birthplace of our nation?"

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