Landform Regions in Canada
Rock Cycle
Plate Tectonics
Climate & LOWERN
Soil and Vegetation
100

This is Canada's smallest but most populated landform region (where Toronto & Thornhill are located)

What is the GREAT LAKES AND ST. LAWRENCE LOWLAND?

100

What two forces changes igneous rock into metamorphic rock?

What are HEAT and PRESSURE

100

Mid-ocean ridges are most commonly formed at this time of plate boundary:

What are DIVERGENT BOUNDARIES?

100

LOWERN includes Ocean Currents, Wind/Air Masses, Elevation, Reliefs, Nearness to Water and this:

What is LATITUDE

100

Freezing temperatures, permafrost and hardly any vegetation are signature features of this vegetation region:

What is the TUNDRA?


200

This landform region, characterized by jagged mountain peaks, covers most of B.C. and the Yukon

What is the WESTERN CORDILLERA?
200

Compaction and Cementation lead to the creation of what type of rock?

What is SEDIMENTARY rock?
200

Which Canadian geologist confirmed Wegener's theory of Continental Drift?

John Tuzo Wilson

200

An increase in this, is correlated with a decrease in Temperature:

What is elevation?

200

Covering 30-40% of the GLOBAL land mass, this is the most common vegetation region: 

What are GRASSLANDS?
300

The oldest of Canada's landforms, created during the Precambrian Era:

What is the CANADIAN SHIELD?

300

This type of rock is formed when magma cools and hardens.

What is INTRUSIVE IGNEOUS rock?

300
Wegener had four pieces of evidence for Continental Drift: Fossils, Continental Fit, Mountains/Rock and:

What are GLACIERS?

300

Cities in the climate category have little precipitation but significant ranges in temperature 

What are CONTINENTAL CLIMATE CITIES

300

Soil is made up of Bacteria, Moisture, Air and this:

What are MINERALS?
400

The largest wetland in Canada is found in this region

What is the HUDSON BAY LOWLAND?

400

This process changes igneous rock and metamorphic rock into sediments?

What is WEATHERING, EROSION and DEPOSITION

400

Convection currents in this section of the Earth cause the plates to move:

What is the MANTLE?

400

The side of the mountain, opposite the direction of the wind and weather system is called this:

What is the LEEWARD side of a mountain?

400

Occurring in very wet climates, this process results in the loss of nutrients in the soil from excess water.

What is LEACHING?
500

The region contains the oldest mountain range in Canada:

What are the APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS?

500

Fossil fuels can only be found in this classification of rock:

What are NON-CLASTIC SEDIMENTARY ROCKS?

500
The era when the continents took their current shape/position:

What is the CENOZOIC ERA?

500

Clearing skies and more stable weather conditions are associated with this air pressure system:

What are HIGH PRESSURE systems?

500

This type of vegetation region is unique in Canada to Southern Ontario.

What is the MIXED-WOOD FOREST?

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