Physical Regions
Physical Regions
Natural Resources
Parks
Landforms
100

What is the capital of Alberta

Edmonton

100

What is one of the 6 natural regions of Alberta

Canadian shield, rocky mountains, parkland, grassland, boreal forest, foothills region

100

What is conservation

seeking to protect the natural heritage of the province and to make sure natural resources are used in a sustainable way

100

Name a provincial park in Alberta

Canmore Nordic centre, Kananaskis country, dinosaur provincial park, lesser slave lake provincial park, writing on stone provincial park, lakeland provincial park,

100

What is an Island? 

a body of land surrounded by water.

200

Alberta is located in which part of Canada - northern, western, or southern?

western

200

What is the vegetation in the Boreal forest region

mixed forests of aspen, balsam poplar, pine and spruce - it is covered in trees

200

What is renewable resources

natural resources that do not disappear after being used because more are produced; forest

200

Name a national park in Alberta

Jasper National Park, Elk Island National Park, Banff National Park, Waterton Lakes National Park, Wood Buffalo National Park

200

What makes a hill different from a mountain?

A hill is shorter than a mountain.

300

What is a chinook wind?

Chinook winds are warm, dry winds that can cause extreme increases in temperatures within a few hours.

300

What is Permafrost? 

a permanently frozen layer on or under Earth's surface

300

Name a non-renewable natural resource

coal, oil, diamond, fossil fuels, natural gas

300

What region is Jasper National Parkin?

Rocky Mountains

300

Name 1 Landform found in Alberta

Mountains, plateau, hills, valleys, riverbed

400

What is the wildlife like in the Canadian Shield

bald eagle, osprey, black bear, beaver, red fox, grey wolf, loon, red squirrel

400

What is the climate like in the Grasslands region

Hot and long summers, enough moisture for crops

400

What is Non-Renewable Resources

natural resources that disappear after being used; for example oil

400

Who should take care of provincial and national parks and why?

Everybody

400

How are mountains formed?

Mountains form where two continental plates collide

500

What is the wildlife like in the Rocky Mountain region

jays, caribou, chipmunks, grizzlies, marmots, gray owl

500

What does climate mean

the average conditions in an area for a long period of time. Includes temperature and precipitation

500

Name a renewable natural resource

water, plants, sunlight, wind, soil

500

What is special about Dinosaur Provincial Park?

It has hoodoos. Dinosaur fossils are found here. The climate and vegetation are very different from the other regions.

500

What is a glacier?

A glacier is a large, piece of ice, snow, rock, sediment, and often liquid water. It has the ability to move due to its weight and gravity.

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