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US regions test
A 5th-grade US regions test that helps students identify regional characteristics, capitals, resources, and economies through multiple-choice and short-answer questions. It encourages critical thinking about geographic features and regional distinctions.
By Edform · Geography · Grade 5 · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New
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- Which region of the United States is known for its large number of dairy farms and is often called 'America's Dairyland'?
- Which of the following states are part of the Southeast region of the United States?
- The capital of Texas is Houston.
- What is the capital city of California?
- Which region is known for its technology industry, especially in Silicon Valley?
- Which natural resources are important to the economy of the Southwest region?
- The Northeast region is known for having many of the oldest cities in the United States.
- Name one major crop grown in the Midwest region.
- Which region includes the state of Washington and is known for its forests and fishing industry?
- If a farmer in the Midwest harvests 200 bushels of corn from each of 5 fields, how many bushels does the farmer harvest in total?
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