Georgia Regions review

Salamanders are in the Ridge and Valley region. They use ________ to blend in with the leaves and ridges.

• sandstone

• rabbits

• camouflage

• clay

The Piedmont is made up of sticky, orange _______ soil.

• sandstone

• rabbits

• camouflage

• clay

Small animals such as ________, squirrels, and raccoons live int he Ridge and Valley region.

• sandstone

• rabbits

• camouflage

• clay

The plateau is mostly made up of _______ and shale soil.

• sandstone

• rabbits

• camouflage

• clay

The Piedmont begins at the _________ of the mountains and ends at the fall line.

• foothills

• loamy

• swamps

• grain

_______ and apple orchards are grown in the Ridge and Valley region.

• foothills

• loamy

• swamps

• grain

The Ridge and Valley has moist, ________ soil which is great for growing agricultural products.

• foothills

• loamy

• swamps

• grain

The Appalachian Plateau is located in the ________ part of Georgia.

• foothills

• northwest

• swamps

• shrew

The Blue Ridge Mountains are home to many mammals such as wild turkeys, _________ and bald eagles.

• foothills

• northwest

• swamps

• shrew

Most of the Coastal Plains are made up of flatlands, ________, and marshes.

• foothills

• northwest

• swamps

• shrew