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100

This type of industry involves extracting raw materials from the earth, such as mining, fishing, or logging.

What is Primary Industry?

100

This country is Canada’s largest and most important trading partner.

Who is the United States (USA)?

100

The shift of population from rural (countryside) areas to urban (city) areas.

What is Urbanization?

100

These types of energy sources, like coal and oil, cannot be replaced once they are used up.

What are Non-renewable resources?

100

This is the only bird that can fly backwards.

What is a Hummingbird?

200

This sector of industry turns raw materials into finished products (manufacturing), like a car factory.

What is Secondary Industry?

200

Goods that are produced in Canada and sold to other countries are called this.

What are Exports?

200

A business that decides to build its factory near a forest or a mine is prioritizing this location factor.

What is Proximity to Raw Materials?

200

This renewable energy source is Canada’s largest source of electricity, using the power of falling water.

What is Hydroelectricity?

200

In the Harry Potter series, this is the name of the train that takes students to school.

What is the Hogwarts Express?

300

The "Service" sector, providing things like healthcare, teaching, or banking to the public.

What is Tertiary Industry?

300

The name of the current trade agreement between Canada, the U.S., and Mexico.

What is CUSMA (or USMCA)?

300

When a business chooses a location because it is close to a large group of people who want to buy its product.

What is Proximity to Market?

300

One major negative of using fossil fuels (like oil or gas) for energy.

What is pollution / Greenhouse gas emissions / Climate change?

300

Because of the way heat makes metal expand, this famous French tower can be 15cm taller in the summer.

What is the Eiffel Tower?

400

This sector is owned by the government and provides services like the police, schools, and public hospitals.

What is the Public Sector?

400

A tax placed on imported goods to make them more expensive, encouraging people to buy local products.

What is a Tariff?

400

If a business requires many highly skilled workers, this is the specific factor they are looking for.

What is the Availability of Labour?

400

One major positive of using renewable energy like wind or solar power.

What is low pollution / it never runs out?

400

This is the most popular video game of all time (by number of copies sold).

What is Minecraft?

500

The "Information" sector involving high-level research, technology, and development.

What is Quaternary Industry?

500

The economic policy of protecting domestic industries from foreign competition by using tariffs or quotas.

What is Protectionism?

500

List 4 of the 7 factors for locating a business.

What are Market, Raw Materials, Labour, Energy, Transportation, Capital, and Government?

500

This type of energy uses uranium to create heat and steam, providing a large amount of power for Ontario.

What is Nuclear Energy?

500

This is the first number in our counting system that uses the letter "A" in its spelling.

What is 1000?