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Map Skills and Geography
Map Skills and Geography
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A social studies Quiz featuring basic map skills and US geography. Oklahoma Standards Met.
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1
Which river is marked by the red star?
Colorado River
Mississippi River
St. Lawrence River
Rio Grande
2
The ocean on the West side of the United States is called.
The Baltic Sea
The Pacific Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean
The Artic Ocean
3
Which river on the Texas Border is marked by the red star?
Ohio River
Chattahoochee River
Rio Grande River
Colorado River
4
What are the of five lakes covered by the red star called?
Salt Lake
The Big Lakes
The Great Lakes
The Cool Lakes
5
What information can maps give us?
Where countries' boundaries are located
Locations of mountains, rivers, , cities, and roads
How many fish are in the ocean
How to get from one place to the next
6
What is the mountain range on the West side of the United States shown in brown?
Canadian Mountains
Ruby Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
Rocky Mountains
7
Which of the following is not an intermediate diretion?
North
Northwest
Southwest
Northeast
8
What is the body of water south of Texas with a star called?
The Great Lakes
The Gulf of Mexico
The Atlantic Ocean
The Pacific Ocean
9
Which of the following directions is NOT a cardinal direction?
East
Up
North
West
10
The ocean on the East side of the United States is called.
The Pacific Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean
The Indian Ocean
The Artic Ocean
11
What is the area in red is called?
The Great Plains
The Rocky Mountains
The Appalachian Mountains
The Middle of No Where
12
This river is the US's longest river, at over 4,000 miles long and marked by the Red Star!
Hudson River
Ohio River
Mississippi River
Colorado River
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What is the name of the mountain range on the East side of the United States shown in brown?
The Ruby Mountains
The Andes Mountains
The Appalachian Mountains
The Rocky Mountains
