Journey through Indiana's Amazing Landforms
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
51
Let's embark on a journey exploring Indiana's landforms! First stop, the flat plains, vast stretches of land, great for farming. Next, we hike up the Hoosier Hill, the highest point in Indiana! Lastly, we reach the sandy Indiana Dunes by Lake Michigan. Each landform, unique and important, makes Indiana truly special!
Question 1
What is a plain?
A
A high mountain
B
A body of water
C
A vast stretch of flat land
Explanation. A plain is a large area of flat land with few trees.
D
A deep valley
E
A sandy beach
Question 2
What is the highest point in Indiana?
A
Lake Michigan
B
Indiana Dunes
C
Hoosier Hill
Explanation. Hoosier Hill, at 1,257 feet, is the highest point in Indiana.
D
Flat plains
E
The Ohio River
Question 3
What is the purpose of the text?
A
To describe the wildlife of Indiana
B
To teach how to farm
C
To explore Indiana's landforms
Explanation. The text explores different landforms in Indiana like flat plains, Hoosier Hill and the Indiana Dunes.
D
To promote tourism in Indiana
E
To discuss the climate of Indiana
Question 4
What can you infer about the Indiana Dunes?
A
They are rocky
B
They are in the middle of the state
C
They are by Lake Michigan
Explanation. The text mentions that the Indiana Dunes are by Lake Michigan.
D
They are the highest point in Indiana
E
They are good for farming
Question 5
Which sequence best represents the text?
A
Hoosier Hill, Indiana Dunes, flat plains
B
Flat plains, Hoosier Hill, Indiana Dunes
Explanation. The text first talks about the flat plains, then moves to the Hoosier Hill, and finally mentions the Indiana Dunes.
C
Indiana Dunes, flat plains, Hoosier Hill
D
Flat plains, Indiana Dunes, Hoosier Hill
E
Hoosier Hill, flat plains, Indiana Dunes
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