Geography & Maps
Location & Climate
Natural Resources & Economy
Government & Trade
Environmental Issues
100

This river connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.

What is the St. Lawrence River?

100

Name the primarily French speaking province in Canada. 

What is Quebec?

100

Name two natural resources that Canada has an abundance of?

What are forests and minerals?

100

Canada has this type of democracy.

What is a parliamentary democracy?

100

Name two environmental issues that harms the Great Lakes.

What is pollution and acid rain?

200

This large bay in northeastern Canada is an inland body of saltwater.

What is the Hudson Bay?

200

Name the two oceans that border Canada to the east and west?

What are the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans?

200

Explain how the Great Lakes support Canada's economy.

What is... the Great Lakes provide drinking water and support trade, transportation, and shipping. 

200
Name the title of Canada's head of government.

What is a prime minister?

200

Name a harmful effect of clear-cutting.

What is habitat loss and soil erosion?

300

This mountain range runs along western Canada and provides important natural resources.

What is the Rocky Mountains?

300

In one sentence; Why does southern Canada have more people than northern Canada?

What is... southern Canada has milder climates and more job opportunities. 

300

What type of jobs are common in the Canadian Shield?

What are mining and resource extracting jobs?

300

Explain the role of citizens in choosing Canada's head of government in a parliamentary system.

What is... Citizens vote for members of parliament and the parliament chooses the head of government.

300

Explain how mining damages the environment.

What is... Mining causes water pollution, deforestation, and soil erosion. 

400

This broad, rocky area in eastern/central Canada is rich in minerals but poor for farming.

What is the Canadian Shield?

400

In one or two sentences; Explain how Canada's location help it trade with the United States. 

What is... Canada's long border with the U.S. and access to the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean and the Great Lakes. 

400

Define "mixed economy" and explain why Canada is described as a mixed economy.

What is... A mixed economy combines government and private business roles.  Canada uses both so it is mixed.  

400

Name the trade agreement that reduces trade barriers among the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

What is the USMCA? (United States, Mexico, Canada Agreement)

400

One way Canada responds to forest loss or damage?

What is ... replanting trees and investing in forest protection.  

500

Explain in one sentence why the Great Lakes region is important for both Canada and the United States.

The Great Lakes connect to the Atlantic Ocean and provide shipping routes and provide fresh water.

500

Explain how climate affects where people live in Canada.

What is... Colder northern climates limit farming and settlements, southern climates support cities, farms, and jobs?
500

Name two factors that help a country grow economically.

High literacy (human capital) improves job skills and incomes.  Natural resources create industries and jobs that increase GDP. 

500

How does voluntay trade benefit buyers and sellers?

What is... Buyers have more choices and lower prices.  Sellers have acess to larger markets and more customers.  

500
Explain how environmental issues affect ecosystems.

What is.. Environmental issues like pollution and acid rain damages aquatic life, and plants, contaminates drinking water, and harms human health.