Natural Resources
Landforms
Provinces/Territories
Physical Regions
100
A renewable source of wood used for fuel, construction, and paper products
What are forests?
100
These dry areas of land get very little rainfall:
What is a desert?
100
This province has the CN Tower and Niagara Falls:
What is Ontario?
100
This physical region is said to contain some of the oldest rocks on the planet:
What is the Canadian Shield?
200
A non-renewable mineral used for making metals and batteries
What is nickel?
200
These are a low area of land between hills or mountains:
What are valleys?
200
This province is famous for it's French culture:
What is Quebec?
200
Existing only in the Territories, this region has layers of permafrost - ground that is frozen year-round:
What is the Arctic?
300
A non-renewable mineral used for construction and making steel
What is iron?
300
These landforms are large but not as big as mountains:
What are hills?
300
Over one million people visit the Calgary Stampede each year in this province:
What is Alberta?
300
Morraine Lake is an example of some of the beauty found in this physical region:
What is the Western Cordillera?
400
This renewable food source is found mostly off the coast of the Western Cordillera and Appalachian Highlands:
What is fish?
400
These raised areas of land are flat and have a steep drop on at least one side:
What is a plateau?
400
This is the smallest Canadian province:
What is Prince Edward Island?
400
This flat, grassy region is home to much of Canada's farmland:
What is the Interior Plains?
500
This rock is a non-renewable fossil fuel used for generating electricity:
What is coal?
500
The Western Cordillera has plenty of this kind of landform:
What are mountains?
500
Yellowknife is the capital of this territory:
What is Northwest Territories?
500
The mountains in this Atlantic region are much older and rounder than those of the west coast:
What is the Appalachian Highlands?