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Chapter 1 Florida's Geography

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

chemicals that damage the environment

a)

urban

b)

pollution

c)

sea level

d)

peninsula

2.

the height of the ocean

a)

sea level

b)

pollution

c)

urban

d)

peninsula

3.

land that is nearly surrounded by water

a)

urban

b)

sea level

c)

pollution

d)

peninsula

4.

a word that describes cities

a)

urban

b)

sea level

c)

pollution

d)

peninsula

5.

What is Florida’s climate like?

a)

Summers are warm to hot and winters are cool in the north and warmer in the south.

b)

Summers are cool and winters are warm in the north and cooler in the south.

c)

Summers are hot and winters are hot.

d)

Summers and winters are both cool.

6.

Florida has two parts: a peninsula and a panhandle. Which states border

the panhandle?

a)

Alabama and Mississippi

b)

Georgia and South Carolina

c)

Georgia and Alabama

d)

South Carolina and Alabama

7.

What is the length of Florida’s coastline in miles?

a)

3000

b)

1000

c)

500

d)

200

8.

What is the largest freshwater lake in Florida?

a)

Lake Okeechobee

b)

Lake Kissimmee

c)

Lake George

d)

Lake Istokpoga

9.

Britton Hill is the highest point in Florida. In which region of the state can Britton Hill

be found?

a)

Atlantic Coastal

b)

East Coast Coastal Plain

c)

Straits of Florida

d)

Uplands

10.

Locate Florida’s East Gulf Coastal Plain in the southwestern part of the state. What type of land feature is found in this region?

a)

low, rolling hills covered by oaks

b)

pine forests

c)

mostly grasslands

d)

wetlands

11.

Identify the region described in this sentence: “Beaches line the coast of this region which includes the Florida Keys and parts of the Everglades.”

a)

East Gulf Coastal Plain

b)

Atlantic Coastal Plain

c)

Uplands

d)

Panhandle

12.

How is a marsh DIFFERENT from a swamp?

a)

A marsh is a wetland filled mostly with trees.

b)

A marsh is not a wetland.

c)

A marsh is a wetland filled mostly with grasses.

d)

The water in a marsh does not cover the roots of plants sitting on the soil.

13.

Two rare animals that live in the Everglades are the Florida _______and the

American ________.

a)

crocodile; cheetah

b)

frog; fox

c)

tree frog; cheetah

d)

panther; crocodile

14.

The state of Florida is located in _____America in the

________Hemisphere.

a)

South; Eastern

b)

North; Western

c)

South; Northern

d)

North; Southern

15.

Look at the cultural map of Florida. Your family has planned a reunion at a theme park in central Florida. Where will the reunion be held?

a)

Disney World

b)

Ft. Lauderdale

c)

Everglades National Park

d)

Castillo de San Marcos

16.

After the reunion, a few members of your family are planning to visit Tallahassee.

According to the cultural map key, what is Tallahassee?

a)

National forest

b)

Capital city

c)

City

d)

Theme park

17.

Describe two ways a bird living in the wetlands can be hurt by an oil spill.

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18.

What is a sinkhole? Explain how limestone causes sinkholes to form in Florida. Are sinkholes more likely to form if there is too much rainfall?

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19.

Describe a heat wave. Explain why heat waves are dangerous for people.

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20.

Imagine you are going on a walk in the Uplands region in the spring. What does the land look

like? Which trees do you see?

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