WorksheetsWisconsin Regions & Landforms
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which Wisconsin Region is marked by the number 1?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
Which Wisconsin Region is marked by the number 2?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
Which Wisconsin Region is marked by the number 3?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
Which Wisconsin Region is marked by the number 4?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
Which Wisconsin Region is marked by the number 5?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
In which Wisconsin Region would you find Green Bay?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
Which region was NEVER covered by glaciers?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
In which Wisconsin Region would you find Superior?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
Which region has rich soil and many diary farms?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
Which region has higher elevation and many pine trees?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
Which region do we live in?
Central Plains
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
Western Upland
Lake Superior Lowlands
Northern Highland
Which of are examples of landforms?
highways
mountains
island
buildings
Why do some animals migrate?
They move to find a warmer or cooler place to live.
They keep the food chain balanced.
They run across the road.
They don't want to become extinct.
Seeds move from place to place. Explain the type of movement.
They move to find a warmer or cooler place to live.
They stick in an animal's fur and migrate with them to a new place.
They are eaten by animals.
They are chopped down.
How do humans change the land?
They cut down trees for lumber.
They build roads and buildings to work and live in.
They run factories and cars that pollute the air and water.
All of the above.
What can you do to take care of our environment?
Spit your gum out the window.
Recycle
Leave the water running when brushing your teeth.
Turn lights off when you don't need them.
Why is it colder in Wisconsin than it is in Mexico?
We are farther from the equator.
There are more clouds in Wisconsin.
It's winter time.
The sun is bigger in Mexico.
Where would you find the most conifer trees (trees with pine needles)?
The northern part of Wisconsin
The southern part of Wisconsin
What is an example of a conifer tree?
Maple tree
Oak tree
Fir tree
Where would you find the most deciduous trees (trees with leaves)?
The northern part of Wisconsin
The southern part of Wisconsin
What is an example of a deciduous tree?
Maple tree
Pine tree
