Geography 9 Unit 2 Test

Test 10-9-2026

Nunavut

Least densely populated Canadian province or territory.

Prince Edward Island

Most densely populated Canadian province or territory.

Nunavut

Canadian province or territory with the least people.

Ontario

Canadian province or territory with the most people.

Prince Edward Island

Canadian province or territory with smallest area.

Nunavut

Canadian province or territory with largest area.

Alaska

Least densely populated U.S. state.

New Jersey

Most densely populated U.S. state.

American Samoa

U.S. territory with smallest population and area.

Puerto Rico

U.S. territory with largest land area.

Puerto Rico

U.S. territory with most people.

19

North Dakota’s rank in total area.

Rhode Island

Smallest U.S. state in total area.

Alaska

Largest U.S. state in total area.

Wyoming

Least populated U.S. state.

California

Most populated U.S. state.

Northeastern US

Part of the U.S. with the highest density population.

Earthquakes

Natural hazard in California.

Tornadoes and Blizzards

Two natural hazards in North Dakota.

Tropical Storms

Natural hazard in Southeastern U.S.

Volcanos and Tsunamis

Two natural hazards in Alaska.

Western U.S.

Part of U.S. with most cattle.

Great Lakes

Body of water with most manufacturing.

Minnisota, South Dakota, Montana

States that border North Dakota.

Manitoba and Saskatchewan

Canadian provinces that border North Dakota.

Minnisota (Northwest Angle)

Lower 48 northern most U.S. state.

Alaska

Northern most U.S. state.

Hawaii

Southern most U.S. state.

Maine

Eastern most U.S. state.

Alaska

Western most U.S. state.

Alaska

U.S. state with longest border with Canada.

Washington D.C.

U.S. Capital

Ottawa

Canada Capital

Gulf of Mexico

Mississippi River flows into.

Gulf of California

Colorado River flows into.

Inland

Where most below-sea-level elevations are.

Lake Winnipeg

Large lake in Canada directly North of North Dakota.

Lake Michigan

Only Great Lake inside the U.S.

Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior

Five Great Lakes (Homes)

Bering Strait

Body of Water that separates Alaska from Russia.

Aleutian Mountains

Islands part of Alaska.

Rocky Mountains

Highest U.S. Mountain range.

Canada

Country North of U.S.

Mexico

Country South of U.S.

Lake Ontario

Lake the St. Lawrence River connects to the Atlantic Ocean.

Hawaii

Islands that form a U.S. state.

Hawaii, Maui, Kahoolawe, Lanai, Molokai, Oahu, Kauai, Nihau

Hawaii’s 8 islands.

U.S. population is bigger

How the U.S. and Canadian populations compare.

Little bigger

How Canada compares in size to the U.S.