Map Scale and Regions

Grade 3 - Social Studies - Challenge Me

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  1. A map scale says 1 inch equals 10 miles. Which map distance represents 30 miles?

    • 1 inch
    • a map key
    • 3 inches
    • north
  2. Which feature best identifies a plains region?

    • wide flat land
    • a random date
    • a voting right
    • a price only
  3. Which resource might be important in a forest region?

    • wood
    • quotation marks
    • silent e
    • a pronoun
  4. Why would geographers identify a place as a desert region?

    • to hide resources
    • to compare places with shared features
    • to erase all map scales
    • to remove directions
  5. Which evidence supports calling an area a forest region?

    • a government role
    • 1 inch equals 15 miles
    • a timeline date
    • many trees
  6. A map scale says 1 inch equals 15 miles. Which map distance represents 30 miles?

    • 10 inches
    • 2 inches
    • 1 inch
    • north
  7. Which feature best identifies a river region?

    • a price only
    • a random date
    • a voting right
    • land near a major river
  8. Which resource might be important in a mountain region?

    • a pronoun
    • a magnet pole
    • quotation marks
    • timber
  9. Why would geographers identify a place as a river region?

    • to remove directions
    • to compare places with shared features
    • to erase all map scales
    • to hide resources
  10. Which evidence supports calling an area a mountain region?

    • one person's opinion only
    • high land and steep slopes
    • a timeline date
    • a government role
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