1Question
A place on Earth where people live and work is called a ________.
2Question
A map shows the ________ of land and water.
3Question
The capital city of a state is usually the center of its ________.
4Question
The United States is made up of 50 ________.
5Question
A large area of land surrounded by water is called an ________.
6Question
A place where two or more roads meet is called an ________.
7Question
The lines on a map that show direction are called ________.
8Question
A city, state, or country where laws are made is a type of ________.
9Question
The place where a government meets and works is called the ________.
10Question
A smaller area within a state is called a ________.
11Question
Maps often use a ________ to show how distances compare.
12Question
The northern, southern, eastern, and western parts of a map are called ________.
13Question
A mountain is a high area of land that rises above the ________.
14Question
A body of land almost surrounded by water is called a ________.
15Question
A line on a map that helps show places is called a ________.
16Question
The country where we live is called our ________.
17Question
A river is a natural stream of ________ that flows across land.
18Question
A plain is a large area of mostly flat ________.
19Question
The place where the President works is the White ________.
20Question
A map key explains the symbols used on a ________.
21Question
The government that runs a city is called the city ________.
22Question
A state shares borders with other states or ________.
23Question
A region is a part of a country with similar ________ or features.
24Question
The longest river in the world is an example of a geographic ________.
25Question
An area of land covered with trees is called a ________.
26Question
The people who live in a country are its ________.
27Question
A government map might show roads, rivers, and ________ lines.
28Question
The state where a city or town is located can be found on a ________.
29Question
A mountain range is a group of ________ close together.
30Question
The ocean is a large body of ________ water.
31Question
A county seat is the town where county ________ are located.
32Question
A capital is often chosen because it is easy to ________ from other places in the state.
33Question
The area around a town or city is called the ________ area.
34Question
A border can help show where one country ends and another ________.
35Question
A globe is a round model of the ________.
36Question
The United States has a national government and state ________.
37Question
A map of a state may show its capital, major cities, and ________ roads.
38Question
The direction opposite north is ________.
39Question
The direction opposite east is ________.
40Question
A body of land surrounded by water on all sides is an ________.
41Question
A place where people make laws for a state is called the state ________ building.
42Question
A valley is a low area between hills or ________.
43Question
A government map may use colors to show different ________ or regions.
44Question
A large area of land with many people and buildings is a ________.
45Question
A natural boundary on a map might be a river or a ________.
46Question
The branch of government that carries out laws is the ________ branch.
47Question
A map title tells what the map is about and what place it ________.
48Question
The branch of government that makes laws is the ________ branch.
49Question
The branch of government that interprets laws is the ________ branch.
50Question
Geography helps us understand where places are and how people and governments are ________ together.