Testing Your Map Skills!
Show me what you have learned from our Map Skills Activity! Try your best to answer every question! To BEGIN, enter your FIRST NAME and FIRST INITIAL OF YOUR LAST NAME. Then click TAKE QUIZ. To ANSWER, just click on the circle next to your answer and then on the BLUE SUBMIT BOX to move to the next question!
- 1.
Use this map to answer the following questions. What state is directly south of Minnesota?- A.
Michigan
- B.
Wisconsin
- C.
Iowa
- D.
North Dakota
- 2.
Use this map to answer the following questions. What state is directly west of Texas?
- A.
New Mexico
- B.
Louisiana
- C.
Oklahoma
- D.
Arkansas
- 3.
Use this map to answer the following questions. What 3 states are on the WEST coast of the United States?
- A.
Washington, Idaho, and Montana
- B.
Washington, Oregon, and California
- C.
California, Nevada, and Arizona
- D.
Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina
- 4.
Use this map to answer the following questions.What physical feature covers most of the middle of the United States?
- A.
Plains
- B.
Highlands
- C.
Hills
- D.
Mountains
- 5.
Use this map to answer the following questions.Are there more Highlands or Hills in the United States?
- A.
Highlands
- B.
Hills
- 6.
Use this map to answer the following questions.If we leave our house on Elm Street, which direction will we travel down Main Street to reach the Duck Pond?
- A.
North
- B.
South
- C.
East
- D.
West
- 7.
Use this map to answer the following questions.What street is the Post Office on?
- A.
Elm Street
- B.
Main Street
- C.
Court Street
- D.
Post Office Street
- 8.
Use this map to answer the following questions.What squares are the soccer field in?
- A.
A1 and A2
- B.
B1 and B2
- C.
A1 and B1
- D.
A2 and B2
- 9.
Use this map to answer the following questions.What square can I go see a movie in?
- A.
C3
- B.
C4
- C.
D3
- D.
D4
- 10.
Use this map to answer the following questions.In what squares could I live?
- A.
A1, A3, and A4
- B.
A3, A4, and B3
- C.
A3, A4, and C2
- D.
A3, A4, and C4
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