Places
Movement
Environment and Interaction
Natural Vegetation and Landforms
Province/Territory
100

What is Relative Location?

It describes a place in relation to other places by such things as landmarks, distance, or compass directions.

100

What is Movement?

The flow of people, products, information, and elements of nature.

100

Define endangered species.

A plant or animal species that is at risk of becoming extinct.

100

Plants that have not been introduced by humans, are considered what?

Natural vegetation.

100

What is the capital of British Columbia?

Victoria

200

Absolute Location

Is the description of a place independent of any other place (using things like longitude and latitude).

200

What are Systems?

Is a pattern of routes that connect places together. For example, people build highways to get people to and from work, or nature creates river systems to carry water to the ocean.

200

Define Atmosphere.

The layer of gases that surrounds the earth.

200

What do Herbivores eat?

Plants.

200

What is the capital of Alberta?

Edmonton

300

What is Longitude?

Imaginary lines that divide the Earth from east to west in relation to the Prime Meridian ( Lines go left and right around the globe)

300

What is Flow?

Measures the volume of people, products, information, and other things that move along a system. For example, scientists measure the water volume in rivers to predict flood periods.

300

All living things depend on their natural environment for survival. What are the 5 factors that affect the environment? 

Landforms, climate, water, soils, and natural vegetation.

300

Name 3 different types of landforms that animals inhabit.

Oceans and lakes, savannahs, deserts, and mountains.

300

What is the capital of Nova Scotia?

Halifax

400

What is Latitude?

Imaginary lines that divide the Earth North and South in relation to the equator (lines go up and down on the globe)

400

Name 3 ways of moving people. 

Buses, streetcars, subway trains, and commuter trains.

400

Define Climate. 

Climate is the long-term average weather conditions at a particular place.

400

Define Shield.

The base rock of an ancient mountain region that has been worn away, leaving a flat, rocky landform region.

400

What is the capital of Ontario?

Toronto

500

What is The Equator?

An imaginary line that divides the Earth into 2 halves: circles the centre of the Earth.

500

Name 3 ways of moving products.

Trucks, trains, and ships.

500

About three-quarters of the surface of the earth is covered by? 

Water

500

Define Magma. 

Extremely hot fluid or semi-fluid material under Earth’s crust.

500

What is the capital of Saskatchewan?

Regina