Mapping Skills and Techniques
Is relevant to somewhere
What is location?
Resources that can reproduce or re-grow if not overused and properly cared for
What are renewable resources?
Neither renewable nor non-renewable
Are flow resources renewable or non-renewable?
Canada's largest tidal spot
What is the Bay of Fundy?
The lines that run north to south, and separate east and west.
What is longitude?
Trees, soil, and fish stocks
What are examples of renewable resources?
When high-pressure and low-pressure areas are together
What is the cause of wind?
The video about First Nations not having access to clean water in Canada
Which video was sad?
Title, scale, orientation, border, and legend
What are the features of a map?
A technique of logging by cutting and clearing all trees from a grand area
What is clear-cutting?
Is the quantity of fresh water used, directly and indirectly, to create goods and services
What is a water footprint?
Have been moving in the oceans ever since it was created 3.8 billion years ago
How long have tides and waves been created?
When longitude and latitude lines intersect; consist of two coordinates
What are coordinates?
Is soil's ability to reproduce itself
What is soil health?
Areas that are large and vacant, and have access to great sunlight
Where should solar energy be generated?
Is a dam constructed in a body of water that manages the flow of water from tides through turbines to generate electricity
What is a tidal barrage?
Cardinal directions
What are north, south, east, and west called?
Is farming to make food for farmers and their families (small)
What is subsistence farming?
Absorbs harmful ultra-violet rays from the sun
What is the ozone layer?
The names of the Water Brothers
Who are Tyler and Alex?