4th Grade Virginia Studies SOL Practice Exam

What Virginia region lies along the coast and has many wetlands used for farming and fishing?

Piedmont Coastal Plain Appalachian Mountains Valley and Ridge

Correct Answer:

Coastal Plain

Explanation:

The Coastal Plain is the part of Virginia that runs along the coast and has many wetlands such as marshes and estuaries. These wetlands create rich soils and abundant water, making the region well suited to farming and providing abundant fish and seafood for fishing industries. The other regions are inland or mountainous—not along the coast—so they don’t match the description as closely.

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