Geography of the U.S. Quiz

Lines of [longitude, globe, vegetation, government] are imaginary lines that run from the North Pole to the South Pole.

• longitude

• latitude

• equator

• meridian

A sphere that is a model of Earth is called a [longitude, vegetations, globe, landform].

• longitude

• vegetations

• globe

• landform

Different plants make up an area's [government, vegetation, globe, landform].

• government

• vegetation

• globe

• landform

The [globe, landform, government, vegetation] makes the laws in a country, state, or community.

• globe

• landform

• government

• vegetation

A mountain is one type of [landform, vegetation, globe, government].

• landform

• vegetation

• globe

• government

Almost three-fourths of Earth’s surface is covered by

• mountains

• plains

• forests

• water

What is located at 0° latitude?

• the equator

• the North Pole

• the prime meridian

• the South Pole

Weather that can be measured over a long period of time is called

• climate

• geography

• longitude

• vegetation

Which of the following affects where people choose to live?

• climate

• physical features

• vegetation

• all of the above

What is the largest continent?

• South America

• Africa

• North America

• Asia