WorksheetsUnit 2 Quiz 2 Over Lessons 3-5
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The 363-mile-long _____ across New York was completed in 1825.
Canada Road
New York Central Railroad
Erie Canal
New York Turnpike
Which 2,000-mile-long mountain chain passes through the Northeast Region?
Ozark Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Cascade Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
New Hampshire’s highest point, _____, is a dangerous mountain where the weather can change quickly.
Mount Lafayette
Mount Marcy
Sugarloaf Mountain
Mount Washington
The _____ celebrated a Thanksgiving feast together in 1620.
colonies
Pilgrims and the Wampanoag
first settlers of Boston
Iroquois Confederacy
Wetlands in _____ provide a home and food for many animals.
the Niagara River
the Hudson River
the Chesapeake Bay
Lake Erie
Before Europeans arrived, Native American tribes had _____ villages and governments.
small
no
temporary
permanent
Which mountains are in a protected park in New York along with more than 200 lakes?
Green Mountains
White Mountains
Adirondack Mountains
Pocono Mountains
The main landforms of the Northeast Region are forest-covered mountains and _____.
tall mountains with snow
rocky coastlines
level coastal plains
dry plains with few trees
_____ is mostly covered by forest today because many farmers gave up farming.
Vermont
Delaware
Rhode Island
Connecticut
What event in New York helped cause the Great Depression?
the September 11 terrorist attacks
the election of 1996
the New York Stock Exchange
the start of the first world war
The _____ is a seven-foot tall state animal of Maine that eats leaves and pondweed.
moose
white-tailed deer
black bear
gray fox
Over seven million people live in _____, which is separated by rivers and a sound from the mainland.
the Adirondack Mountains
Long Island
the Delmarva Peninsula
Mount Katahdin
Which nation owned the Northeast Region colonies before they became states?
Britain
France
Russia
Italy
The Mohawk, Oneida, Seneca, Cayuga, and Onondaga worked together as the _____ in the New York area.
Great Peoples
Five Tribes
Iroquois Confederacy
Fifth Nation
In which city was the Declaration of Independence signed?
Concord
Philadelphia
Boston
Harrisburg
The _____ is the state animal of Delaware. It hunts rabbits, mice, and insects at night.
barn-owl
diamondback terrapin
gray fox
little brown bat
