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Yellow
Red
Blue
Orange
100
Which landform region do you live in?
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands.
100
What is the term given to the Interior Plains of North America?
The Breadbasket of North America.
100
Which of Canada's landforms consists of mountains and plateaus?
The Western Cordillera.
100
In whch of Canada's landforms are you likely to find minerals?
The Canadian Shield.
100
Which landform region is most densely populated?
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands.
200
What is a landform?
A natural physical feature of the earth's surface, such as a plateau, a mountain or a plain.
200
At what height will something be considered a mountain?
Over 600 ft.
200
Where in Canada are the Rocky Mountains located?
On the West Coast (British Columbia).
200
True or False: The Arctic Lowlands are densely populated (meaning a lot of people live there).
False
200
Mosquitoes and black flies are a major problem in which area?
Hudson's Bay Lowlands.
300
Landforms are generally which three types?
Plains, Shields, Mountains
300
The Canadian Shield is rich which resources?
Copper, Zinc, Nickel, Lead
300
What are three things that make it difficult to farm on the Canadian Shield?
Poor soil, the rocky landscape and harsh weather.
300
What are the three mountain ranges in Canada?
Appalachians, Innuitian and Rocky Mountains
300
Which landform covers more than half of Canada?
The Canadian Shield.
400
What are the 8 landform regions in Canada? (from map activity)
Appalachians, St. Lawrence Lowlands, Innuitian Mountains, Western Cordillera, Interior Plains, Hudson's Bay Lowlands, Arctic Lowlands, Canadian Shield
400
Which is more densely populated, The Arctic Lowlands or the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands?
The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands.
400
Why were warm water fossils found in cold Vermont?
Vermmont was once under water and the water was warm because it was near the equator.
400
Which theory proposes a possible explanation to the origin of our solar system.
The Nebular Theory
400
Name the layers of the Earth from in the inner most layer to the outermost layer.
Core, Outer Core, Mantle, Crust
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