A) main directions B) a small drawing with lines showing directions. C) always lie half-way between the cardinal directions D) an imaginary line
A) the relationship between the distances on the map. B) Anything that stands for something else. C) helps you to find your way around. D) two sets of lines
A) Atlantic, Pacifier, Indian, Arctic B) Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Antartica C) Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic D) Atlantic, Pacific, Indiana, Arctic
A) equator and meridian B) equator and prime rate C) equate and prime meridian D) equator and prime meridian
A) Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, and Kentucky B) Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, and Kentucky C) Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, and Texas D) Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, and Florida
A) Hills, Plains, and Nature B) Hills, Plains, and Scale C) Hills, Plains, and Features D) Hills, Plains, and Plateaus
A) Great Lakes Plain, Till Plain, Southern Hills and Lowlands, B) Great Lakes Plain, Till Plain, Southern Hills and Highlands C) Great Plains, Till Plain, Southern Hills, and Lowlands, D) Great Lakes Plain, Till Plain, Northern Hills, and Lowlands,
A) a low, bowl-shaped area B) a large area of flat or gently rolling land C) piles of till D) huge moving masses of ice
A) Lake Erie B) Lake Michigan C) Lake Huron D) Lake Ontario
A) the grass grows well B) the soil is bad for growing crops. C) the grass grows poorly D) the soil is good for growing crops
A) Crossroads of America B) Crossroads C) Crossroads of Indiana D) Crossroads of the United States
A) Indianapolis B) Terre Haute C) Evansville D) Gary
A) 13 B) 18 C) 9 D) 19
A) Tulip Tree B) Oak Tree C) Maple Tree D) Peony
A) Millwright B) Hillbilly C) Marcus D) Hoosier
A) Peony B) Tulip C) Carnation D) Rose
A) On the Banks of the Mississippi B) On the Banks of Indiana C) On the Banks of the United States D) On the Banks of the Wabash
A) Robin B) Hawk C) Falcon D) Cardinal
A) 1816 B) 1800 C) 1916 D) 2016
A) the land of the Native American B) the Indiana land C) the land of the Indian D) the water of the indian |