Assessment items Political map showing red states and blue states. Red states include Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Texas, and Alaska. The rest are blue.

A dotted grid placed over a political map of the United States. The vertical gridlines begin with 120 degrees west and cut through Washington, Oregon, and California along the Nevada border. They move east in 10 degree intervals. Washington D. C. falls between 80 and 70. The horizontal lines begin at 50 degrees North and cut close to the United States border in Canada. They move south in 5 degree intervals. Washington D. C. falls between 40 and 35. The 120 degree vertical line and 40 degree horizontal line intersect in Northern California.

Political map of North America with numbered triangle clusters marking mountain ranges. Number one is a vertical cluster in Midwest of the United States. Number two is a vertical cluster close to the western coast of Mexico. Number three is a vertical cluster stretching close to the east coast of the United States.

Item 22

On the map, #2 is identifying which body of water?

Political map of North America with numbers marking four bodies of water. Number one marks a large circular body of water that is above the United States and empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Number two marks the western body of the waters that border Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. Number four is the eastern body of water that borders those states. Number three is a body of water that is north of the farthest northern U. S. state on the east coast and empties into the Atlantic.

Lake Erie

Hudson Bay

Lake Michigan

Lake Superior