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WorksheetsGeography Assessment
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
What does climate mean?
weather recorded over time
wind speed
daily temperature
What are lines of latitude?
imaginary vertical lines that run north to south, and measure the distance east to west. Prime Meridian is included
imaginary horizontal lines that run east to west , and measure the distance north to south. The Equator is an example.
imaginary vertical lines that run north to south, and measure the distance north to south. The Equator is an example.
imaginary horizontal lines that run east to west , and measure the distance east to west. The Prime Meridian is an example.
What are lines of longitude?
imaginary vertical lines that run north to south, and measure the distance east to west. Prime Meridian is an example
imaginary horizontal lines that run east to west , and measure the distance north to south. The Equator is an example.
imaginary vertical lines that run north to south, and measure the distance north to south. The Equator is an example.
imaginary horizontal lines that run east to west , and measure the distance east to west. The Prime Meridian is an example.
What is the Prime Meridian?
an imaginary line parallel to the equator.
an imaginary line that separates the northern and southern hemispheres.
an imaginary line that separates the eastern and western hemispheres.
Where is the starting place for the first of the longitude lines?
Equator
Hawaii
30 degrees North
Prime Meridian
Where are the Appalachian Mountains located?
Alaska
the eastern United Stated and Canada
Mexico
the western United States
What is the source of the Mississippi River?
Lake Erie
The Atlantic Ocean
Lake Itasca
Lake Superior
What is another name for lines of longitude?
parallels
meridians
capes
equators
What is another name for lines of latitude?
parallels
meridians
capes
equators
What is a boundary?
a border or line that separates at least two areas.
a tree
grasslands
What is a part of the U.S. is not included within any state but has a separate governing body?
border
territory
group
boundary
What is a mountain range?
dry land with few plants and little rainfall that make excellent borders
chain of mountains that are close together that create boundaries in many paces around the world
a natural stream of water larger than a brook or creek which can cause difficulties when used for borders
a dense growth of trees and underbrush that covers a large area and that are commonly used for borders.
What is a desert?
dry land with few plants and little rainfall that make excellent borders
chain of mountains that are close together that create boundaries in many paces around the world
a natural stream of water larger than a brook or creek which can cause difficulties when used for borders
a dense growth of trees and underbrush that covers a large area and that are commonly used for borders.
What is a river?
dry land with few plants and little rainfall that make excellent borders
chain of mountains that are close together that create boundaries in many paces around the world
a natural stream of water larger than a brook or creek which can cause difficulties when used for borders
a dense growth of trees and underbrush that covers a large area and that are commonly used for borders.
What is a forest?
dry land with few plants and little rainfall that make excellent borders
chain of mountains that are close together that create boundaries in many paces around the world
a natural stream of water larger than a brook or creek which can cause difficulties when used for borders
a dense growth of trees and underbrush that covers a large area and that are commonly used for borders.
What branch of science studies the relationships between living things and their environment?
climate
chemistry
ecology
astronomy
What is the gradual wearing away of Earth's surface? (This is also something we learned about in Science this year)
channel
erosion
weathering
chain
Which river is the longest in North America and 4th largest in the world?
The Mississippi River
The Delaware River
The Colorado River
The Ohio River
What is the number of people living in a country or region called?
ecosystem
community
population
species
The globe is divided into 7 pieces of land (North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, or Antarctica) known as.....
islands
countries
continents
states
What are Lake Superior, Lake Heron, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, and Lake Michigan known as?
Continents
The Lakes on the Appalachian Trail
The Great Lakes
The Wonders of the World
