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Utah's Regions and Climate

Quiz by Jen Madsen

Grade 4
Social Studies
Utah Core Standards

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  • Q1
    How do people consider geography when choosing where to live?
    They need to have contact with the outside world.
    They want to have friendly neighbors.
    They want to be able to go camping.
    They find places near the resources they want and need
    30s
  • Q2
    Where do most of Utah's people live today?
    In rural communities
    In suburban neighborhoods
    On Indian reservations
    In cities
    30s
  • Q3
    What are suburban communities like?
    They are busy places with noisy streets and houses, apartments, and rows of businesses close together.
    They are habitats for native plants and animals.
    They are small towns, farms, our country places with plenty of land to grow crops.
    They are outside of the city where houses and businesses are more spread out.
    30s
  • Q4
    How is industry connected to geography?
    Physical geography is important to communities.
    Utah's land is rich in minerals.
    Industries bring money to Utah.
    People use natural resources to build industries.
    30s
  • Q5
    Which industries in Utah grew because of the land?
    Rural, urban, and suburban communities
    The airline and railroad industries
    The mining, oil, agriculture, and tourism industries
    The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
    30s
  • Q6
    How is geography connected to people's health?
    No one knows for sure.
    Inversions do not affect people's health.
    Geography causes our dirty air.
    The geography of the land sometimes traps polluted air we breathe.
    30s
  • Q7
    How is people's safety affected by geography in Utah?
    Major fault lines in Utah could never produce an earthquake.
    Wildfires and floods are rare in Utah.
    Fault lines can cause tornadoes.
    The features that give us beauty can also bring danger.
    30s
  • Q8
    How do the terms suburb and commute relate to each other?
    There are no trains or bus services in the suburbs.
    Suburbs are busy places with rows of businesses close to where people live, so they do not need to commute far to work.
    People who live in suburbs commute to rural communities.
    Suburbs are outside of the city, so people often need to commute to the city to work.
    30s
  • Q9
    How do the terms population and urban relate to each other?
    Urban areas are cities that have large populations living close together near businesses and places of work.
    Urban areas are outside of cities so they have more population than cities do.
    Urban areas are the same as suburban areas.
    Urban areas are small towns and farms with few people living there.
    45s

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