Click on points on the interactive map to answer questions about Florida. Questions: 5 | 10 | 15

1. What is the capital of Florida?

   1.   ?    Miami
   2.   ?    Tallahassee
   3.   ?    Tampa
   4.   ?    St. Augustine

2. Jacksonville has become the _________________ city in Florida.

   
   
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3. Jacksonville was originally named ___________________.

   
   
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4. Everglades National Park is the only place in the world where alligators and ______________ are found living together.

   
   
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5. St. Augustine was the first permanent Spanish settlement in the New World, as well as the first permanent ________________ settlement in the New World.

   
   
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6. Fort __________________, one of the largest coastal forts in the world, is the central feature of Dry Tortugas National Park.

   
   
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7. Tallahassee was named capital of the Florida territory in 1823 because it was a central meeting place between St. Augustine and _________________.

   
   
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8. Orlando receives over ____________ million visitors per year.

   
   
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9. Although Lake Okeechobee is the fourth largest lake entirely within the United States, its average depth is only ____________ feet.

   
   
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10. The name Tampa is thought to mean _____________ ___ _____________ in the Calusa Indian language.

    
    
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11. Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge is home to over __________ types of birds.

    
    
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12. Orlando is located ___________________ of Jacksonville.

    1.   ?    east
    2.   ?    southwest
    3.   ?    northeast
    4.   ?    southeast

13. St. Petersburg receives over _______________ days of sunshine per year.

    
    
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14. Key West City is the ___________________ city in America.

    
    
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15. Big Cypress National Preserve was the nation's ______________ national preserve.

    
    
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