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Utah Studies Ch. 1 Review
Utah Studies Ch. 1 Review
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1
This imaginary line divides the earth into Northern and Southern halves:
Prime Meridian
Equator
Tropic of Cancer
33rd Parallel
2
Cougars, elk, bears, chipmunks, etc., are all examples of what types of animals?
Non-native
Indigenous
Domestic
Dangerous
3
This fed. government agency manages many fed. lands under the mandate of “multiple public use”
Bureau of Land Management
Forestry Service
School Trust Lands
National Parks Service
4
This is the study of Earth and its physical features:
Geology
Geometry
Astronomy
Geography
5
The creation of Grand Staircase-Escalante & Bears Ears NM did
not do
which of the following?
Was created by the President of the United States
Helped keep all people concerned happy with the results.
Set aside nearly 2 million acres of land each time
Are each larger than any National Park in Utah
6
Which of the following is
not
a national park / monument?
Timpanogos Cave
Zion NP
Arches NP
Goblin Valley
7
Which of the following is
not
one of the three major regions in Utah?
Rocky Mountain
Great Basin
Colorado Plateau
Salt Flat
8
Utah Trust Lands are used by Utah Schools in all of the following ways
except
:
All of these are correct
They can be, although Utah schools retain the mineral rights
People pay rent to use the lands for farms, movie sets, etc.
The money made is put into a giant savings account
9
This is an area where hiking, camping, etc. is allowed, but other activities are restricted
BLM Lands
National Park
National Monument
Wilderness Area
10
Above this area, there are no trees; this is called:
The Danger Zone
The Timberline
Treeless Land
The Alpine Zone
11
This mountain range goes north to south in Utah, and most people here live along it:
The Oquirrh Mountains
The Uinta Mountains
The Wasatch Mountains
The Manti-LaSal Mountains
12
How much of Utah is federal lands?
~50%
~90%
~75%
~60%
13
This range of elevation often can be seen with lots of pine and scrub oaks. It is known as the:
Middle Mountain
Grassland Deserts
Upper Mountain
Foothills
14
This region is located in the Eastern part of Utah, and is very arid:
Colorado Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Great Basin
Wasatch
15
Which of the following is
not
a
renewable resource?
Trees
Wind
Water
Coal