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22Q. Define 22Q. Define GridGrid– A.A. a system of lines drawn on a a system of lines drawn on a

mapmap– B. space is equal to so many B. space is equal to so many

actual milesactual miles– C. a natural feature on the earth’s C. a natural feature on the earth’s

surfacesurface– D. an area that shares a common D. an area that shares a common

feature throughoutfeature throughout

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22A. Define 22A. Define GridGrid– A.A. a system of lines drawn on a mapa system of lines drawn on a map– B. space is equal to so many actual B. space is equal to so many actual

milesmiles– C. a natural feature on the earth’s C. a natural feature on the earth’s

surfacesurface– D. an area that shares a common D. an area that shares a common

feature throughoutfeature throughout

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23Q. Define 23Q. Define map scalemap scale– A. a system of lines drawn on a mapA. a system of lines drawn on a map

– B. space is equal to so many actual B. space is equal to so many actual milesmiles

– C. a natural feature on the earth’s C. a natural feature on the earth’s surfacesurface

– D. an area that shares a common D. an area that shares a common feature throughoutfeature throughout

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23A. Define 23A. Define map scalemap scale– A. a system of lines drawn on a mapA. a system of lines drawn on a map

– B. space is equal to so many actual B. space is equal to so many actual milesmiles

– C. a natural feature on the earth’s C. a natural feature on the earth’s surfacesurface


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24Q. Define 24Q. Define LAND FORMSLAND FORMS– A. A. space is equal to so many actual space is equal to so many actual

milesmiles

– B. a natural feature on the earth’s B. a natural feature on the earth’s surfacesurface

– C. an area that shares a common C. an area that shares a common feature throughoutfeature throughout

– D. a flat stretch of landD. a flat stretch of land

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24A. Define 24A. Define LAND FORMSLAND FORMS– A. A. space is equal to so many actual space is equal to so many actual

milesmiles


– C. an area that shares a common C. an area that shares a common feature throughoutfeature throughout

– D. a flat stretch of landD. a flat stretch of land

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25Q. Define 25Q. Define REGIONREGION

– A. a flat stretch of landA. a flat stretch of land

– B. a long, narrow chain of hills or B. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountainsmountains

– C. a large high plainC. a large high plain


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25A. Define 25A. Define REGIONREGION

– A. a flat stretch of landA. a flat stretch of land

– B. a long, narrow chain of hills or B. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountainsmountains

– C. a large high plainC. a large high plain


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26Q. Define 26Q. Define PLAINPLAIN

– A. a system of lines drawn on a mapA. a system of lines drawn on a map


– C. a flat stretch of landC. a flat stretch of land

– D. a long, narrow chain of hills or D. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountainsmountains

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26A. Define 26A. Define PLAINPLAIN

– A. a system of lines drawn on a mapA. a system of lines drawn on a map


– C. a flat stretch of landC. a flat stretch of land

– D. a long, narrow chain of hills or D. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountainsmountains

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27Q. Define 27Q. Define RIDGERIDGE

– A. an area that shares a common A. an area that shares a common feature throughoutfeature throughout

– B. a flat stretch of landB. a flat stretch of land

– C. a long, narrow chain of hills or C. a long, narrow chain of hills or mountainsmountains

– D. a large high plainD. a large high plain

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27A. Define 27A. Define RIDGERIDGE





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27Q. Define 27Q. Define PLATEAUPLATEAU





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Pennsylvania GeographyPennsylvania Geography28Q28QA. Allegheny PlateauA. Allegheny PlateauB. Ridge & ValleyB. Ridge & ValleyC. PiedmontC. PiedmontD. Atlantic coastal plainD. Atlantic coastal plainE. Erie plainE. Erie plain

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33 Q. What was the name of the 33 Q. What was the name of the architectural feature overhang of the architectural feature overhang of the

German barn?German barn?

A. ForebayA. Forebay

B. OverhangB. Overhang

C. Hay loftC. Hay loft

D. BackbayD. Backbay

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33 A. What was the name of the architectural 33 A. What was the name of the architectural feature overhang of the German barn?feature overhang of the German barn?– A. ForebayA. Forebay– B. OverhangB. Overhang– C. Hay loftC. Hay loft– D. BackbayD. Backbay

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34Q.How was Lancaster different 34Q.How was Lancaster different from Philadelphia? from Philadelphia?

A. It was not laid in a grid pattern, but built A. It was not laid in a grid pattern, but built topsy topsy

B. It was not on a deep water port, but a B. It was not on a deep water port, but a smaller river.smaller river.

C. Market town dependent entirely on C. Market town dependent entirely on network of roads.network of roads.

D. Market town that was built in a straight D. Market town that was built in a straight line instead of a squareline instead of a square

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topsy topsy – B. It was not on a deep water port, but a B. It was not on a deep water port, but a

smaller river.smaller river.– C. Market town dependent entirely on C. Market town dependent entirely on

network of roads.network of roads.– D. Market town that was built in a straight line D. Market town that was built in a straight line

instead of a squareinstead of a square

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35Q. During the Industrial Period 35Q. During the Industrial Period of the mid-19th century, what was of the mid-19th century, what was the cheap fuel?the cheap fuel?

A. Natural GasA. Natural Gas

B. CoalB. Coal

C. OilC. Oil

D. ElectricD. Electric

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36Q. What did Edwin Drake find in 36Q. What did Edwin Drake find in Titusville in 1859?Titusville in 1859?

– A. GoldA. Gold

– B. NicholB. Nichol

– C. OilC. Oil

– D. Coal D. Coal

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36A. What did Edwin Drake find in 36A. What did Edwin Drake find in Titusville in 1859? Titusville in 1859?

– A. GoldA. Gold

– B. NicholB. Nichol

– C. OilC. Oil

– D. Coal D. Coal

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37Q. What made the canal system 37Q. What made the canal system obsolete within twenty years?obsolete within twenty years?

– A. TrainsA. Trains

– B. AutomobilesB. Automobiles

– C. SteamboatsC. Steamboats

– D. FloodsD. Floods

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37Q. What made the canal system 37Q. What made the canal system obsolete within twenty years? obsolete within twenty years?

– A. TrainsA. Trains

– B. AutomobilesB. Automobiles

– C. SteamboatsC. Steamboats

– D. FloodsD. Floods

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38 Q. What made the railway 38 Q. What made the railway system obsolete?system obsolete?

– A. CanalsA. Canals

– B. SteamboatsB. Steamboats

– C. AutomobileC. Automobile

– D. TrolleysD. Trolleys

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38A. What made the railway system 38A. What made the railway system obsolete? obsolete?

– A. CanalsA. Canals

– B. SteamboatsB. Steamboats

– C. AutomobileC. Automobile

– D. TrolleysD. Trolleys

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39Q. What was the name of the 1st 39Q. What was the name of the 1st long distance limited highway in the long distance limited highway in the country?country?

– A. Rt. 66A. Rt. 66

– B. I-99B. I-99

– C. PA 6-500C. PA 6-500

– D. PA TurnpikeD. PA Turnpike

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39A. What was the name of the 1st long 39A. What was the name of the 1st long distance limited highway in the country? distance limited highway in the country?

– A. Rt. 66A. Rt. 66

– B. I-99B. I-99

– C. PA 6-500C. PA 6-500

– D. PA TurnpikeD. PA Turnpike

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40Q. What type of coal was found 40Q. What type of coal was found in large deposits in Western in large deposits in Western Pennsylvania? This was also the Pennsylvania? This was also the foundation for the iron and steel foundation for the iron and steel industries.industries.

– A. Anthracite coalA. Anthracite coal

– B. Bituminous coalB. Bituminous coal

– C. Aphrodite coalC. Aphrodite coal

– D. Semi-Bituminous coalD. Semi-Bituminous coal

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

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

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

To make coal into coke—this is essential To make coal into coke—this is essential for making iron and steel. Put coal in from for making iron and steel. Put coal in from top, seal off front of oven, burn coal with top, seal off front of oven, burn coal with little oxygen for about 3 days. This burned little oxygen for about 3 days. This burned off sulphur, water, and gas and makes a off sulphur, water, and gas and makes a hard rock of carbon, which was cokehard rock of carbon, which was coke

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

DelawareDelaware

SusquehannaSusquehanna

ErieErie

JuniataJuniata

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

BlueBlue

RockyRocky

AlleghenyAllegheny

Pocono Pocono

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Name the 3 largest cities in PA in order Name the 3 largest cities in PA in order from largest to smallest: from largest to smallest:

Harrisburg, Philadelphia, PittsburghHarrisburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh

Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, HarrisburgPhiladelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg

Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, EriePittsburgh, Philadelphia, Erie

Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, EriePhiladelphia, Pittsburgh, Erie

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National Forest located in PA: National Forest located in PA:

Allegheny National ForestAllegheny National Forest

Appalachian National ForestAppalachian National Forest

Shawnee State ForestShawnee State Forest

Buchannan State Forest Buchannan State Forest

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In Western PA this is one of the largest In Western PA this is one of the largest human-made lakes in PA? human-made lakes in PA?

a. Kinuza Dama. Kinuza Dam

b. Pymatuning Reservoirb. Pymatuning Reservoir

c. Raystown Lakec. Raystown Lake

d.Youghiogheny Reservoir d.Youghiogheny Reservoir

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Pittsburgh is known for its three rivers. Pittsburgh is known for its three rivers. What are the three rivers?What are the three rivers?

Ohio, Monongahela, AlleghenyOhio, Monongahela, Allegheny

Youghiogheny, Ohio, SusquehannaYoughiogheny, Ohio, Susquehanna

Allegheny, Ohio, SusquehannaAllegheny, Ohio, Susquehanna

Allegheny, Monongahela, SusquehannaAllegheny, Monongahela, Susquehanna

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

SusquehannaSusquehanna

MonongahelaMonongahela

OhioOhio

AlleghenyAllegheny

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The Susquehanna River empties into what The Susquehanna River empties into what bay? bay?

San FranciscoSan Francisco

ChesapeakeChesapeake

PotomacPotomac

AtlanticAtlantic

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Mountains located in northeast PAMountains located in northeast PA

PotomacPotomac

PoconoPocono

AlleghenyAllegheny

Tuscarora Tuscarora

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