Regions of the United States
Grade 4 - Social Studies - On Level

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Which U.S. region includes California, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada?
- Southeast
- Midwest
- West
- Northeast
Which feature is strong evidence for the Southeast region?
- Atlantic and Gulf coasts, wetlands, and coastal plains
- Great Lakes, broad plains, and rich farmland
- Pacific coast, mountains, forests, and deserts
- deserts, mesas, canyons, and dry basins
Which climate description fits the Southeast?
- warm, humid weather with hurricane risks
- varied climates from wet coasts to dry deserts
- four seasons with cold winters and warm summers
- hot dry weather with limited water in many places
Which economic activity is connected to the Northeast?
- shipping, finance, tourism, and higher education
- tourism, farming, ports, and military bases
- technology, agriculture, forestry, ports, and tourism
- corn, soybeans, manufacturing, and shipping on the Great Lakes
Which comparison uses evidence about the Southwest?
- a region can be named without checking any features
- water scarcity is a larger issue than in the Great Lakes area
- all U.S. regions have exactly the same land and climate
- state names are never useful for regional study
Which U.S. region includes Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina?
- Northeast
- Midwest
- Southwest
- Southeast
Which feature is strong evidence for the Midwest region?
- deserts, mesas, canyons, and dry basins
- Atlantic and Gulf coasts, wetlands, and coastal plains
- Great Lakes, broad plains, and rich farmland
- older cities, Atlantic harbors, and Appalachian mountains
Which climate description fits the Northeast?
- cold winters and mild summers
- varied climates from wet coasts to dry deserts
- warm, humid weather with hurricane risks
- hot dry weather with limited water in many places
Which economic activity is connected to the Southwest?
- ranching, tourism, solar energy, and border trade
- shipping, finance, tourism, and higher education
- corn, soybeans, manufacturing, and shipping on the Great Lakes
- tourism, farming, ports, and military bases
Which comparison uses evidence about the Southeast?
- all U.S. regions have exactly the same land and climate
- a region can be named without checking any features
- state names are never useful for regional study
- coastal storms shape planning more than in the Midwest