Week 21 SS - Ten Regions of MS (Part 1)

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Using the image, determine how many regions are located in Mississippi?

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Which area of Mississippi is known to be a long, very flat strip of land that has rich, black soil in the Eastern part of the state?

Tombigbee Hills

Black Prairie

Flatwoods

Loess Hills

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Which of the following is the best description of the North Central Hills region of Mississippi?

known for its red clay hills and located 500-600 feet above sea level

located in the southwestern part of the state and created at the end of the Ice Age

lots of sandy rugged parts that are red and rocky

full of pine trees and soil that does not drain well

Based on the map, which of the following rivers does not directly feed into the Mississippi River?

Ohio River

Missouri River

Hudson River

Arkansas River

What is a book of information about a place and culture that also contains facts about weather, dates, places, regional plants, soil types, and terrain?

Dictionary

Almanac

Biography

Science textbook

Which of the following information could NOT be found in an almanac?

facts about weather

facts about baseball teams

soil types

regional plants

Which of the following is the best description of the North Central Hills region of Mississippi?

known for its red clay hills and located 500-600 feet above sea level

located in the southwestern part of the state and created at the end of the Ice Age

lots of sandy rugged parts that are red and rocky

full of pine trees and soil that does not drain well

Which of the following is NOT a fact about the Mississippi River?

The deepest point is 200 feet

It is 2,340 miles long

It is the longest river in North America

When combined with the Missouri River, it is the fourth largest river system in the world

Where did the state of Mississippi get its name?

A Seminole term meaning lots of land

An Apache term meaning ripe, rich soil

A Calusa term meaning covered in pine trees

A Chippewa term meaning “great river”

Week 21 SS - Ten Regions of MS (Part 1)

Week 21 SS - Ten Regions of MS (Part 1)

Using the image, determine how many regions are located in Mississippi?

Which of the following means a study of Earth’s physical features?

Which area of Mississippi is known to be a long, very flat strip of land that has rich, black soil in the Eastern part of the state?

Which of the following cities is considered the Catfish Capital of the World?

Based on the map, which of the following rivers does not directly feed into the Mississippi River?

Using the image, determine how many regions are located in Mississippi?

Which of the following means a study of Earth’s physical features?

What is a book of information about a place and culture that also contains facts about weather, dates, places, regional plants, soil types, and terrain?

Which of the following information could NOT be found in an almanac?

Which area of Mississippi is known to be a long, very flat strip of land that has rich, black soil in the Eastern part of the state?

Which of the following is the best description of the North Central Hills region of Mississippi?

Which of the following cities is considered the Catfish Capital of the World?

Which of the following is NOT a fact about the Mississippi River?

Where did the state of Mississippi get its name?

Based on the map, which of the following rivers does not directly feed into the Mississippi River?

What is a book of information about a place and culture that also contains facts about weather, dates, places, regional plants, soil types, and terrain?

Which of the following information could NOT be found in an almanac?

Which of the following is the best description of the North Central Hills region of Mississippi?

Which of the following is NOT a fact about the Mississippi River?

Where did the state of Mississippi get its name?