Thinking Like A Geographer
The four cardinal points on a compass.
What is North, East, South West?
The layer of the earth we interact with.
What is the crust?
One form of renewable energy.
What is solar, hydroelectric or wind?
Which landform region in Canada is the most densely populated?
What is the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands?
A large city
What is an urban area?
The measurement on a map to show the accurate distance.
What is Scale?
200 Million Years ago all of the continents formed a super continent.
What is Pangea?
A measure of human demand on nature.
What is an ecological footprint?
The process of entering a new country.
What is immigration?
The land use for Saltfleet Secondary school.
What is institutional?
Trends occur over _______
What is time?
One proof Wegner found to prove the theory of plate tectonics.
What is jigsaw fit, fossils, rock/mountain formations, or ice sheets?
The level of industry that deals with research and development.
What is quaternary?
Birth rate minus death rate.
What is natural increase rate?
The type of city for Collingwood, Ontario.
What is a tourist city?
The branch of geography that studies cultures, manmade features and the built environment
What is human geography?
A natural disaster caused by transforming plate boundaries.
The fees charged for goods coming from other countries.
The age groups in the dependency load.
What is ages 0-14 and 65+?
The land use for the townhomes on Picardy Rd.
What is social, political, economic, environmental?
Three factors affecting climate in Toronto.
What is Latitude, nearness to water, wind?
The type of trees that have pinecones.
What is coniferous?
Leaving your home country due to safety concerns.
What is a push factor?
The name for cities with more than one economic function.
What is a Diversified urban centre?