Natural Resources
The Joule is known for what unit of measurement.
What is Energy?
1 kilometre into meters.
What is 1000m?
Characterized by ground shaking caused by the sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust. What is this known disaster
What is an Earthquake?
Capital city of Manitoba.
What is Winnipeg?
What is the increase in the population of a city in terms of numbers of people.
What is Urban Growth?
Sunlight and Wind are what type of natural resource.
What is a Renewable resource?
The lines that start at the equator.
What is Latitude?
A violently rotating column of air, forms within a thunderstorm when conditions are right for a rotating updraft, often called a mesocyclone. What natural disaster is this.
What is a Tornado?
The largest lake in Manitoba.
What is Lake Winnipeg?
A rural settlement (System) is held in Quebec.
What is the range system?
The main catch is the Atlantic fishery.
What is Cod?
A topographic map uses _______ to show features.
What is symbols?
The Saffir-Simpson scale is used to measure the effect of _______.
What is a Hurricane?
Located in Manitoba's parkland (the transition area between the prairie and the Canadian Shield), and was founded in 1930.
What is Clear Lake?
What type of city is responsible for providing services on a local, regional or national scale.
What is a Governmental City?
A fossil fuel contain a mixture of heavy crude oil, sand and water.
What is Oil Sand?
A map that is based on a particular topic of theme
What is a thematic map?
The enhanced-Fujita scale has how many levels.
What is 6 levels?
The year that Manitoba was founded.
What is 1870?
A rural settlement (System) is held in Southern Ontario.
What is a Concession System?
Oil Is A ________ Source Of Energy.
What Is Conventional?
What type of scale are like a special kind of ruler that is divided into units of distance.
What is the Linear Scale?
The Great Fire of London in ______ started in a bakery and spread rapidly due to a combination of factors, including a hot, dry summer, a strong wind, and the flammable nature of the buildings, which were made of wood.
What is 1666?
What percentage of Manitoba identifies English as their first language.
What is 70.5%
The ________ is the part of a region that is located far from urban centres.
What is Hinterland?