Physical or Human Landscape
Arctic
Rivers
Flags of the World
Anything Goes
100
Little Ilford School
Human
100
The original inhabitants of Canada
Indigenous people
100
What is the term we use for start of the river
source
100
THE UK!!
100
What are the biggest bodies of water called?
Oceans
200
The Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco)
Human
200
What continent is Canada found in?
North America
200
What is the term we use for end of the river
mouth
200
Brazil
200
Capital of Poland
Warsaw
300
Mount Everest
physical
300
True or False: The Canadian Arctic is rich in natural resources, including oil, gas, minerals, and fish.
True!
300
finish the sentence: hydraulic action is when ...
water gets into cracks, making the cracks wider & bigger
300
A) Japan
B) Bhutan
C) China
D) Vietnam
B) Bhutan
300
Which is the SECOND largest continent?
Africa
400
The diamond mines of South Africa.
Human
(the diamond deposits are natural, the mines were put there by humans)
400
True or false: Oil is a renewable resource
BONUS: name 1 renewable resource
False
BONUS: solar, hydroelectric, wind, biofuel
400
What two countries does Niagara Falls border?
Canada & The USA
400
This flag belongs to one of the smallest countries in the world — do you recognize it?
Liechtenstein!
400
Highest Mountain in Europe
Mount Blanc
500
The Amazon River
physical
500
Name the pipeline we studied during this unit.
the Enbridge Canadian Mainline
the Keystone Pipeline
the Trans Mountain Pipeline
and the Express Pipeline.
500
Why does deposition occur?
A river loses energy
A river enters an area of shallow water
The volume of water decreases.
500
Hint: The country is in Africa.
Mozambique
500
What country is the Wonder of the World found in?
BONUS POINT: if you can name it
Country: Mexico
Name: chichen itza