Chapter 11 United States Regions (7th Grade)

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The United States can be divided up into 5 regions, which include the West, Southwest, Northeast, Southeast, and Midwest. The states in each of these regions have common features, like natural resources or climate. Do you think you can identify the regions after covering Chapter 11 United States Regions (7th Grade)? Take up this fun quiz below and get to find out. All the best and keep on revising for the test.

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1.

What large feature covers a large portion of Kansas and Nebraska?
- A.
  
  Coastal Plain
- B.
  
  Piedmont
- C.
  
  Great Plains
2.

Which region contains the biggest megalopolis in the United States?
- A.
  
  South
- B.
  
  Northeast
- C.
  
  Midwest
3.

Which of the Great Lakes are shared by the United States and Canada?
- A.
  
  Huron
- B.
  
  Michigan
- C.
  
  Superior
- D.
  
  Erie
- E.
  
  Ontario
4.

Which region has all three of these characteristics: seafood, humid subtropical climate, oil resources?
- A.
  
  South
- B.
  
  Interior West
- C.
  
  Midwest
5.

Which region contains both the Dairy Belt and Corn Belt?
- A.
  
  Midwest
- B.
  
  Pacific
- C.
  
  Interior west
6.

Which region contains the Grand Canyon National Park and Yellowstone National Park?
- A.
  
  Northeast
- B.
  
  Pacific
- C.
  
  Interior west
7.

Which region contains the Everglades swamp?
- A.
  
  Pacific
- B.
  
  South
- C.
  
  Northwest
8.

Which region contains the Motor City and the Windy City?
- A.
  
  Northeast
- B.
  
  Interior West
- C.
  
  Midwest
9.

Which region are the badlands located?
- A.
  
  Pacific
- B.
  
  Interior West
- C.
  
  South
10.

Which region has the Appalachian Mountains and a sub-region called the Middle Atlantic?
- A.
  
  Midwest
- B.
  
  South
- C.
  
  Northeast
11.

Which region has the most earthquakes and volcanoes?
- A.
  
  South
- B.
  
  Pacific
- C.
  
  Northeast
12.

Which state is known for its grapefruits and oranges?
- A.
  
  New Mexico
- B.
  
  Florida
- C.
  
  Maine
13.

Which river divides Texas from Mexico?
- A.
  
  Mississippi River
- B.
  
  Colorado River
- C.
  
  Rio Grande River
14.

Barrier islands line most of what landform?
- A.
  
  Coastal Plain
- B.
  
  Ozark Plateau
- C.
  
  Central Valley
15.

What landform is NOT located in the Interior West?
- A.
  
  Great Plains
- B.
  
  Sierra Nevada
- C.
  
  Rocky Mountains
16.

Although the smallest region in the United States, which region is the most heavily populated?
- A.
  
  Midwest
- B.
  
  South
- C.
  
  Pacific
- D.
  
  Northeast
17.

The Rocky Mountains are located in what region of the United States?
- A.
  
  Midwest
- B.
  
  Northeast
- C.
  
  Interior West
18.

What region contains the Wheat Belt, which utilizes the center-pivot irrigation system?
- A.
  
  South
- B.
  
  Pacific
- C.
  
  Interior West
19.

What is the largest and most important city in the Midwest?
- A.
  
  Cleveland
- B.
  
  Chicago
- C.
  
  Lansing
20.

In what region are the Potomac, Susquehanna, and Hudson Rivers located?
- A.
  
  Midwest
- B.
  
  Great Plains
- C.
  
  Interior West
- D.
  
  Middle Atlantic
21.

Historically most of the water used to irrigate in the Interior West came from?
- A.
  
  Ponds
- B.
  
  Underground aquifers
- C.
  
  Rivers
22.

Chesapeak Bay which is fed by the Susquehanna River is the largest____________ on the Atlantic Ocean?
- A.
  
  Estuary
- B.
  
  Megalopolis
- C.
  
  Moraine
23.

What river allows ships to move between the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean?
- A.
  
  Mississippi
- B.
  
  St. Lawrence
- C.
  
  Cumberland
24.

Cape Cod and the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard are examples of glacier___________?
- A.
  
  Sediment
- B.
  
  Moraine
- C.
  
  Estuary
25.

Nearly all of what states forests are second-growth forests?
- A.
  
  Maine
- B.
  
  New England
- C.
  
  New York