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New York - Week 1 Presentation
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True or false. New York was one of the original 13 colonies.
true
false
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True or false. New York is the largest producer of cabbage in the US.
true
false
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How many seasons does New York experience in a year?
4
2
6
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Which ocean borders New York?
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
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What is the financial district in New York City called?
Wall Street
Main Street
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True or false. The highest point in New York is Mount Marcy.
false
true
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Who kept the capital of the United States in New York City?
Abraham Lincoln
John Adams
George Washington
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What is this geographical landmark?
New York City
Mount Marcy
Niagara Falls
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What is another resource that New York is known for?
grapes
watermelon
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What river travels through the eastern part of New York?
Nile River
Hudson River
Mississippi River
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True or false. New York is located in the northeastern part of the United States.
false
true
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What are the strong storms that develop along the east coast called?
hurricanes
nor'easters
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What is the capital of New York?
Albany
Buffalo
New York City
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How many Great Lakes border New York?
4
6
2
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New York is known as the _________ State.
End
Empire
Enter
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True or false. New York has the largest population of any state in the US.
false
true
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True or false. Construction materials like limestone, salt and gravel are exported from the mountains of New York.
false
true
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What year did New York become a state?
1888
1788
2008
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True or false. New York was named by to honor the Duke of York in 1664.
false
true
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True or false. New York only gets 4 inches of precipitation each year.
false
true
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Who gave New York its nickname of the Empire State?
Abraham Lincoln
John Adams
George Washington
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