WorksheetsUtah Studies Introduction
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is an example of a non-renewable resource? (You can only use it once).
Coal
Solar Power
Water Power
Wind Power
Which of these are examples of people using geography to make choices? Check all that apply.
Pioneers settling next to rivers to be near water for irrigation.
Towns growing near mines to provide miners with food and places to stay.
Completing the Transcontinental Railroad in northern Utah because the land is flat.
Begging your mom to purchase the same brand of shoes your friend has.
Which of these is an example of a renewable resource? (You can use it again and again).
Natural Gas
Petroleum
Solar Power
Gasoline
What do historians mean when they talk about primary sources?
Something created in the past by someone who was there.
The first source you look at when you research something.
The easiest source to read.
Something created after an event by someone who was not there.
If you are a diligent student, what do you do?
Keep trying, keep working, until you get it right.
Be in control of yourself or your feelings.
Show love and respect for your country.
Tell the truth.
If you are a resilient person, what do you do?
Try again, after you fail.
Do not let bad things stop you from achieving your goal.
Believe you will do better next time if you work harder.
All of these!
What are some things a responsible student does? Check all that apply.
Charges their iPad.
Never has a pencil or pen.
Turns their work in on time.
Writes their name on assignments.
Comes to class late.
Coal is Utah's state rock. It is associated with Utah's:
Mining industry
Agriculture industry
Tourism and Recreation industry
Education industry
The cherry is Utah's state fruit. It is associated with Utah's:
Agriculture industry
Education industry
Mining industry
Tourism and Recreation industry
Skiing and snowboarding are Utah's state winter sports. They are associated with Utah's:
Travel and Tourism industry
Agriculture industry
Mining industry
Education industry
Utah was settled by pioneers from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Click all of the symbols below associated with pioneers.
Sego Lily
Dutch Oven
Square Dancing
Topaz
California Seagull
What is an honest person most likely to do?
Tell the truth
Keep working and trying until they accomplish a goal
Show love and respect for their country
Be in charge of, or manage something
How would a person with self-control most likely act?
They do what they have to before they do what they want to
By showing love and respect for their country
By telling the truth
By working together in a group
Which picture is the best example of patriotism?
What is Utah's capital city?
Salt Lake City
Cedar City
Provo
St. George
What are some ways nature changes the land? Mark all that apply.
Erosion and Weathering
Earthquakes
Constructing Reservoirs
Storms
Mining and Building Cities
What are some ways humans change the land? Check all that apply.
Building Cities
Constructing Reservoirs
Mining, Digging, Farming
Erosion and Weathering
Earthquakes
This is a hard question: What year did Utah become a state?
1896
1847
1776
1789
Inversions are common in Utah in the wintertime. What happens to cold air near the bottom of valleys during an inversion?
It becomes trapped by warm air above it
It gradually becomes more and more polluted
It can't move until a storm blows it out of the valley
All of these
What would a cooperative student most likely do? Check all that apply.
Follow instructions
Work well with a group or partner
Complain about school often
Refuse to work or participate
Disobey school rules and procedures
