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Chapter 2 Regions of Our Country- Challenge
Chapter 2 Regions of Our Country- Challenge
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#study guide practice for chapter test#TCI Geography
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1
Which two regions border the Gulf of Mexico?
Northeast and Great Lakes
West and Northwest
Midwest and Southeast
Southeast and Northeast
2
How did Hurricane Katrina most harm New Orleans?
Waves moved the sand around
Us States and Capitals
High winds knocked down trees
Floods caused levees to break
3
Long ago, how was the Mississippi River most like a highway?
people swam in it
It had lines down the middle
there were big waves on it
products were moved on it
4
Which two regions does the Mississippi Rver flow through?
Southeast and Midwest
Midwest and Southeast
East and West
West and East
5
What is the best title for this map?
Annual Rainfall Map
Rivers of the World
Physical Features of the US
A Pretty Map
6
A compass rose shows __________.
lines and crosses
a pretty flower
direction
mountains and deserts
7
In what direction would you travel to from the Southwest to visit the west?
northwest
east
North
southeast
8
which region has an inland location?
West
Midwest
Southeast
Northeast
9
A plateau is a landform that is ___________.
located in the ocean
on top of the table
cold and rainy
high and flat
10
This line of latitude cuts the Earth in half.
Hamburger
Equator
Hot Dog
Prime Meridian
11
What kind of special purpose map would help you find how many people live in a city?
annual rainfall map
physical map
a historical map
population density map
12
A map scale ____________.
tells distance on a map
is a star on a map
4,345km
weighs the mountains
13
What do you look for to understand the symbols on a map?
mountains
lattitude
key
scale
14
When you stand facing north you are looking at __________.
equator
Texas
prime meridian
North Pole
15
Lines of latitude and longitude are also known as:
lats and longs
lines and crosses
ups and downs
parallels and meridians
16
Northeast, southeast, and northwest are all ___________.
where birds migrate
Inland regions
cardinal directions
intermediate directions