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Regions of the USA

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a region?

a)

the place where Paul Bunyon lives

b)

A country

c)

the weather over a period of time

d)

a large area of land that has features that make it special

2.

What is climate?

a)

Land in a country

b)

the average weather over a period of time

c)

a large area of land that has special features

d)

clouds in the sky

3.

The five regions of the USA include the Southeast Region, Northeast Region, Midwest Region, Southwest Region and _________.

a)

East Region

b)

South Region

c)

North Region

d)

West Region

4.

Washington, Alaska, Hawaii, and Montana are a part of the _______.

a)

Midwest Region

b)

Northeast Region

c)

West Region

d)

Southeast Region

5.

What is a physical feature?

a)

the directions on a map

b)

a special part of the land such as its landforms, bodies of water, climate, plants and soil

c)

the average weather over a long period of time

d)

The Sun and Stars

6.

The Smoky Mountains and Big Cypress Swamp are similar because _________

a)

They are both rainforests.

b)

They both have bodies of water and some of the same animals.

c)

They both have mountains.

d)

They both are deserts.

7.

The Northeast and Southeast Regions are similar because __________________________.

a)

They both have plains and touch the Pacific Ocean.

b)

There are not many people who live there.

c)

They both have mountains and touch the Atlantic Ocean.

d)

The climate is exactly the same.

8.

How does a map key help find the 5 Regions in the USA?

a)

It shows the oceans.

b)

It shows the climates.

c)

It shows you which countries don't touch the continental United States.

d)

It shows you the directions and the regions are named after the directions.

9.

Which state is NOT a part of the Continental United States?

a)

Texas

b)

Hawaii

c)

Illinois

d)

New Mexico

10.

Which continent is the United States in?

a)

South America

b)

Australia

c)

Asia

d)

North America