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The Regions and Ecosystems of California
The Regions and Ecosystems of California
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A quiz to go along with Unit 1 of third grade Social Studies
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1
Which words describe most deserts?
cold and snowy
hot and rainy
stormy and lonely
hot and dry
2
Valleys lie between what land feature?
wetlands
seas
bridges
mountains
3
Which BEST describes the climate of the valley?
Wet summers
Cool summers
Snowy and icy
Hot and dry summers
4
What is the TALLEST mountain in California (and the USA if you don't count Alaska)?
Mt. Everest
Mt. Yulupa
Mt. Rushmore
Mt. Whitney
5
Which region has volcanoes?
Mountain
Valley
Desert
Coast
6
How many regions does California have?
4
2
16
3
7
Which is ONE of the mountain ranges found in California?
Andes Mountains
The Alps
Appalachian Mountains
Sierra Nevada Mountains
8
Which region has the greatest population (the most people living there)?
Mountain
Coast
Valley
Desert
9
Which cities are in the COAST region?
Sacramento and Lake Tahoe
Death Valley and Palm Springs
San Diego and San Francisco
Fresno and Eureka
10
NINETY percent of the world's _________ are grown in the valley.
almonds
lettuce
strawberries
artichokes
11
Which coast is rocky and has colder water?
South Coast
North Coast
12
How many volcanoes are still active in California?
4
20
198
2
13
Why is the valley so important?
It's where famous people live.
Many crops grow there.
That's where the oceans are.
Half of all Californians live in the Valley.
14
What is one plant that you might find in the desert?
Cactus
Fir tree
Redwood tree
Ferns
15
What are the names of the two main valleys in California?
California and Palm Springs Valleys
Santa Rosa and Humboldt Valleys
San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys
San Diego and Sacramento Valleys
