Landforms
Bodies of Water
Climate/Vegetation
Natural Resources
Animal Life
100

What does the foothills region have?

It has forested hills, rolling grasslands, and broad river valleys.

100

An area of land drained by a large river.

What is a river system?

100

Describe the climate in The Foothills region.

Chinooks are common in the region. 

Winds from The Rocky Mountains.

100

Natural resources can either be ______ or ________.

Renewable or Non-renewable.

100

What does adaptations mean?

Special features that allow animal life, vegetation, or other living things to survive in their natural environment.

200

Give one example of a landform found in the foothills region.

The grassy foothills located in Nordegg area.

200

What is a Reservoir?

Reservoir is a body of water similar to a lake, made by people to collect water.

200

What are chinooks?

A warm wind coming from the Rocky Mountains.

200

What does renewable resources mean?

Renewable resources are natural resources that can be regrown or replaced.

200

What animal can found in The Foothills Region? 

Textbook page 44 - The Woodland Caribou

300

The average ____ at the top of the foothills is about 1800 metres.

Elevation.

300

What bodies of water are found in The Foothills region?

A river system that includes all the smaller rivers and streams feeding the bigger river. 

North and South Saskatchewan Rivers. 

The Red Deer and Athabasca Rivers also flow in the region.

300

What is the most common tree in the lower foothills area?

The trembling aspen

300

What does non-renewable resources mean?

Non-renewable resources are natural resources that cannot be replaced.

300

How can peoples activities affect animal life?

Cutting of trees, littering, harming animals, etc can all contribute to harming the habitat of the animal life. 

400

Where is the Alberta Foothills Region located at?

It is located along the eastern sloped of the Rocky Mountains.

400

What is the purpose of The Brazeau Dam?

- The purpose of the Brazeau Dam is to control water flow and is used to produce electricity. 

- It helps to keep the rate of the flowing water at the same level in the summer and winter. 

400

What are Coniferous Trees?

Coniferous Trees are trees with needles and cones that usually stay green all year.

400

Give examples of renewable resources.

Vegetation - grasses, trees, shrubs.

Animals - fish, birds, fur-bearing animals. 

page 47

400

What is migration?

Movement from one area to another, often in search of food or with the change of seasons.

500

What is a landform similarity between the Rocky Mountains and the Foothills Region. 

The same folding of the land that created the Rocky Mountains also made the foothills. 

500

Who was the Brazeau Dam and Reservoir named after?

They were named after Joseph Brazeau, who came from Missouri for the fur trade in 1830.

500

What are Deciduous Trees?

Deciduous Trees are trees that lose their leaves each fall and grow new leaves every year.

500

Give examples of non-renewable resources.

Minerals - metals, rocks, sand. 

Fossil fuels - oils, gas, coal. 

page 47

500

What are possible reasons for reduced numbers of woodland caribou?

Textbook page 44

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