Educational U.S. states map worksheet for learning geography.

I'll solve the problem by examining the map and answering the questions one by one.

First, let me look at the map to identify the states and their relative sizes, borders, and names.

Question 1: Which state is the smallest?

Looking at the map, I need to identify which state has the smallest geographical area. From visual inspection, Rhode Island appears to be the smallest state on the map. I'll confirm this with a quick search.

Question 2: Which state borders only one other state?

I need to examine each state's borders. Most states border multiple states, but there might be one that borders only one other state. Looking at the map, Maine appears to border only New Hampshire (and Canada, but the question asks about bordering other states). I'll verify this.

Question 3: How many states have the word "New" in their names? Write their names:

I can see from the map that there are several states with "New" in their names: New York, New Jersey, New Mexico, and New Hampshire. I'll count them and list them.

Let me now answer these questions based on my analysis of the map.

Answer:

1. Which state is the smallest?
- Based on the map, Rhode Island is the smallest state in terms of geographical area.

2. Which state borders only one other state?
- Maine borders only New Hampshire (among U.S. states). It also shares a border with Canada, but since the question asks about bordering other states, Maine is the correct answer.

3. How many states have the word "New" in their names? Write their names:
- There are 4 states with the word "New" in their names:
- New York
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New Hampshire

These answers are based on the visual information provided in the map and general knowledge of U.S. geography.