WorksheetsUnit 2 Chapter 2 Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which industry is important to both the Midwest and Great Plains regions?
technology
agriculture
industry
tourism
Where is this physical feature located?
West Coast region
Mid-Atlantic region
New England region
Rocky Mountain region
Where is this type of weather common?
Southwest region
West Coast region
Great Plains region
New England region
Which phrases describe the climate of the New England region? Select the two correct answers.
warm fall
cool spring
rainy winter
snowy winter
humid summer
Which region is shown in the map?
Rocky Mountain
Great Plains
Midwest
South
Which of these states are in the Southern region? Select the two correct answers.
Alabama
Colorado
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Which statement correctly compares the climates of the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions?
The summers are hotter in the Mid-Atlantic.
The winters are longer in the Mid-Atlantic.
The summers are hotter in New England.
There is more snow in the Mid-Atlantic.
Which city is closest to the Gateway Arch?
Chicago
St. Louis
Des Moines
Jefferson City
Which benefit does the Mississippi River provide?
It allows people to more easily transport goods.
It supplies water from the Pacific Ocean to farms.
It protects the Mississippi Delta from flooding.
It allows companies to transport goods from the East to the West.
Why are the Great Lakes important?
They are tourist destinations for people who like to ski.
They make the soil rich for growing corn and soybeans.
They were formed by volcanoes thousands of years ago.
They are used to ship midwestern goods around the world.
Which river forms part of the border between the Midwest and the South?
Columbia River
Mississippi River
Ohio River
Colorado River
What is a major reason people settle near the Great Lakes?
Abundant desert land
Warm, tropical climate
Proximity to mountain ranges
Access to fresh water and transportation routes
Which region is known for having large areas of flat, fertile land ideal for farming?
Great Plains
Pacific Northwest
Appalachian Mountains
Desert Southwest
