1 PA Geography Review Game. PART 2. 2 Pennsylvania Geography 22Q. Define Grid – A. a system of lines drawn on a map – B. space is equal to so many actual.

1 PA Geography Review Game. PART 2

2 Pennsylvania Geography 22Q. Define Grid – A. a system of lines drawn on a map – B. space is equal to so many actual miles – C. a natural feature on the earth’s surface – D. an area that shares a common feature throughout

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4 CORRECT! 22A. Define Grid – A. a system of lines drawn on a map – B. space is equal to so many actual miles – C. a natural feature on the earth’s surface – D. an area that shares a common feature throughout

5 Pennsylvania Geography 23Q. Define map scale – A. a system of lines drawn on a map – B. space is equal to so many actual miles – C. a natural feature on the earth’s surface – D. an area that shares a common feature throughout

7 CORRECT! 23A. Define map scale – A. a system of lines drawn on a map – B. space is equal to so many actual miles – C. a natural feature on the earth’s surface – D. an area that shares a common feature throughout

8 Pennsylvania Geography 24Q. Define LAND FORMS –A. space is equal to so many actual miles –B. a natural feature on the earth’s surface –C. an area that shares a common feature throughout –D. a flat stretch of land

10 CORRECT! 24A. Define LAND FORMS –A. space is equal to so many actual miles –B. a natural feature on the earth’s surface –C. an area that shares a common feature throughout –D. a flat stretch of land

11 Pennsylvania Geography 25Q. Define REGION –A. a flat stretch of land –B. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountains –C. a large high plain –D. an area that shares a common feature throughout

13 CORRECT! 25A. Define REGION –A. a flat stretch of land –B. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountains –C. a large high plain –D. an area that shares a common feature throughout

14 Pennsylvania Geography 26Q. Define PLAIN –A. a system of lines drawn on a map –B. a natural feature on the earth’s surface –C. a flat stretch of land –D. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountains

16 CORRECT! 26A. Define PLAIN –A. a system of lines drawn on a map –B. a natural feature on the earth’s surface –C. a flat stretch of land –D. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountains

17 Pennsylvania Geography 27Q. Define RIDGE –A. an area that shares a common feature throughout –B. a flat stretch of land –C. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountains –D. a large high plain

19 CORRECT! 27A. Define RIDGE –A. an area that shares a common feature throughout –B. a flat stretch of land –C. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountains –D. a large high plain

20 Pennsylvania Geography 27Q. Define PLATEAU –A. an area that shares a common feature throughout –B. a flat stretch of land –C. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountains –D. a large high plain

22 CORRECT! 27A. Define PLATEAU –A. an area that shares a common feature throughout –B. a flat stretch of land –C. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountains –D. a large high plain

23 Pennsylvania Geography 28Q A. Allegheny Plateau B. Ridge & Valley C. Piedmont D. Atlantic coastal plain E. Erie plain

25 CORRECT! 28A A. Allegheny Plateau B. Ridge & Valley C. Piedmont D. Atlantic coastal plain E. Erie plain

38 33 Q. What was the name of the architectural feature overhang of the German barn? A. Forebay B. Overhang C. Hay loft D. Backbay

40 CORRECT! 33 A. What was the name of the architectural feature overhang of the German barn? –A. Forebay –B. Overhang –C. Hay loft –D. Backbay

41 34Q.How was Lancaster different from Philadelphia? A. It was not laid in a grid pattern, but built topsy B. It was not on a deep water port, but a smaller river. C. Market town dependent entirely on network of roads. D. Market town that was built in a straight line instead of a square

43 CORRECT! 34A.How was Lancaster different from Philadelphia? –A. It was not laid in a grid pattern, but built topsy –B. It was not on a deep water port, but a smaller river. –C. Market town dependent entirely on network of roads. –D. Market town that was built in a straight line instead of a square

44 35Q. During the Industrial Period of the mid-19th century, what was the cheap fuel? A. Natural Gas B. Coal C. Oil D. Electric

46 CORRECT! 35A. During the Industrial Period of the mid-19th century, what was the cheap fuel? –A. Natural Gas –B. Coal –C. Oil –D. Electric

47 36Q. What did Edwin Drake find in Titusville in 1859? –A. Gold –B. Nichol –C. Oil –D. Coal

49 CORRECT! 36A. What did Edwin Drake find in Titusville in 1859? –A. Gold –B. Nichol –C. Oil –D. Coal

50 37Q. What made the canal system obsolete within twenty years? –A. Trains –B. Automobiles –C. Steamboats –D. Floods

52 CORRECT! 37Q. What made the canal system obsolete within twenty years? –A. Trains –B. Automobiles –C. Steamboats –D. Floods

53 38 Q. What made the railway system obsolete? –A. Canals –B. Steamboats –C. Automobile –D. Trolleys

55 CORRECT! 38A. What made the railway system obsolete? –A. Canals –B. Steamboats –C. Automobile –D. Trolleys

56 39Q. What was the name of the 1st long distance limited highway in the country? –A. Rt. 66 –B. I-99 –C. PA 6-500 –D. PA Turnpike

58 CORRECT! 39A. What was the name of the 1st long distance limited highway in the country? –A. Rt. 66 –B. I-99 –C. PA 6-500 –D. PA Turnpike

59 40Q. What type of coal was found in large deposits in Western Pennsylvania? This was also the foundation for the iron and steel industries. –A. Anthracite coal –B. Bituminous coal –C. Aphrodite coal –D. Semi-Bituminous coal

61 CORRECT! 40A. What type of coal was found in large deposits in Western Pennsylvania? This was also the foundation for the iron and steel industries. –A. Anthracite coal –B. Bituminous coal –C. Aphrodite coal –D. Semi-Bituminous coal

62 41Q. Explain how a Beehive coke furnace works?

63 CORRECT! 41Q. Explain how a Beehive coke furnace works? To make coal into coke—this is essential for making iron and steel. Put coal in from top, seal off front of oven, burn coal with little oxygen for about 3 days. This burned off sulphur, water, and gas and makes a hard rock of carbon, which was coke

64 1. Which river forms the eastern boundary of Pennsylvania? DelawareSusquehannaErieJuniata

65 What is the name of the most prominent of the mountains in Pennsylvania? BlueRockyAlleghenyPocono

66 Name the 3 largest cities in PA in order from largest to smallest: Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Erie Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Erie

67 National Forest located in PA: Allegheny National Forest Appalachian National Forest Shawnee State Forest Buchannan State Forest

68 In Western PA this is one of the largest human-made lakes in PA? a. Kinuza Dam b. Pymatuning Reservoir c. Raystown Lake d.Youghiogheny Reservoir

69 Pittsburgh is known for its three rivers. What are the three rivers? Ohio, Monongahela, Allegheny Youghiogheny, Ohio, Susquehanna Allegheny, Ohio, Susquehanna Allegheny, Monongahela, Susquehanna

70 River that flows through the entire central part of PA? SusquehannaMonongahelaOhioAllegheny

71 The Susquehanna River empties into what bay? San Francisco ChesapeakePotomacAtlantic

72 Mountains located in northeast PA PotomacPoconoAlleghenyTuscarora

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