Geography Chapter 8 Review

What is the most famous geyser in Yellowstone National Park?

Salt Lake City, Utah, is the headquarters of which religious group?

Areas of rolling plains and high grasses that spread across the western half of the Midwest are called...

What does the abbreviation D.C. stand for in Washington, D.C.?

What is the central portion of New York where thin lakes extend from the north to the south?

Which of the following mountain ranges lies in the New England uplands?

A sprawling urban area made up of many different cities is a

What is the name of the area thatbecame a hideout for outlaws and renegade Indians?

Which city is nicknamed the “Motor City”?

The Great Salt Lake is only slightly less salty than the Dead Sea.

What is the name of the rich, productive valley running through the heart of Virginia?

Which city is not part of the “Twin Cities”?

The Gateway Arch in Iowa is the largest monument in the nation.

Who owns more than 90 percent of Nevada?

Which state is called the "Peach State"?

What is the chain of islands stretching from the mainland of Alaska into the Pacific Ocean?

Kentucky’s Mammoth Cave is one of the largest caves in the world.

Which state has Mr. Vang not lived in?

The line of barrier islands along the coast of North Carolina is the

Which is the biggest state in the United States?

Which Pennsylvania city is the home of the world’s largest chocolate factory?

Which state is NOT in the Delmarva Peninsula?

What monument features the likenesses of four U.S. presidents?

Vermont was once divided between New York and Maine.

What is the smallest state of the United States?

Which southern river flows from Knoxville into northern Alabama and then north throughKentucky?

New Jersey is called the “Garden State” because of its productive truck farms.

Maine is the largest of the New England states in area.

What agreement was the foundation of the first New England colony?

Nine of the original thirteen colonies were in the Northeast.