This '4th Grade Chapter 9 Test' evaluates students' understanding of physical geographic features and processes, including mountain timberlines, smelting points of ores, river flows, and notable geysers like Old Faithful. It also covers the oldest national park in the U. S., Yellowstone, highlighting key geographic knowledge.
Boiling
Smelting
Vaporization
190 degrees
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Ore
Smelt
Slag
Metalloid
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Prime meridian
Mississippi River
Appalachian Mountains
Continential Divide
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Geyser
Volcano
Fountain
Spring
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Grand Tenton National Park
The Grand Canyon National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Mesa Verde National Park
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In Utah and Colorado
In the western half of North America, from Cananda to Mexico
In the southern half of North America
In Washington, Oregon, and California only.
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Cold weather and winds
Hot weather and floods
Lack of rain
Salt buildup
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Only saltwater fish live there
Ocean water flows there.
Salt from mines is dumped there.
River minerals are trapped there.
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Lead
Copper
Silver
Uranium
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The United States to Canada
Canada to South America
Canada to Mexico
The United States to Mexico
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Evergreens
Rocks and snow
Grasses and shrubs.
Wildflowers
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People of the Cliffs
Basket Weavers
Cliff Dwellers
Mesa Inhabitants
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Protist
Insect
Animal
Plant
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Geysers
Waterfalls
Rapids
Mountain streams
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Denver
Salt Lake City
Boise
Helena
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Where people live
Types of plant life
The amount of rainfall
Longitude and latitude
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Forest and desert
Desert and grassland
Grassland and tundra
Tundra and forest
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Ponderosa Pine
Douglas Fir
Alpine Tundra
Spruce and Fir Forest
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Northwest
Southwest
Northeast
Southeast
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Lodgepole Pine
Spruce and Fir Forest
Ponderosa Pine
Douglas Fir
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North
South
East
West
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