Vocabulary
A type of landform that is characterized by low land between high land.
What is a valley?
What humans burn that can cause changes to climates.
What are fossil fuels?
The east-west line that divides the globe in half.
What is the equator?
The number of provinces and territories in Canada.
What is 13?
The branch of geography that includes landforms, climate, vegetation, and other topics studied in Grade 7.
What is Physical Geography?
The three main types of vegetation regions.
What are forests, grasslands, and deserts?
The Gobi Desert is an example of this type of climate region.
What is a desert?
The number of continents in the world, both inhabited and uninhabited.
What is 7?
A common name for grasslands in Canada.
What are the Prairies?
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius near Pompei showed that it is this type of landform.
What is a volcano?
The area of land where water flows through a single river system.
What is a drainage basin?
The name of one of two substances that contribute to global warming.
What is carbon dioxide or methane?
The name of a flower that is part of an elements of all maps.
What is a rose?
The climate region of Iqaluit.
What is Polar?
This region can be classified as a landform, climate region, or vegetation region.
What is a desert?
The landform change process that would happen to soil without adequate vegetation.
What is erosion?
The likeliest climate zone that would be close to large bodies of water.
What is Temperate?
The direction I would be facing if I start walking North, turn left, walk 300m, turn left, walk 25m, turn right, walk 100m, and turn around (opposite direction).
What is East?
The largest sources of fresh water in the world. Bonus if you can name all of them.
What are the Great Lakes?
The 5 major drainage areas of North America
What are Hudson Bay, Gulf of Mexico/America, Pacific Ocean, Arctic Ocean, and Atlantic Ocean?
The practice of planting the same crop in the same soil over many years.
What is monoculture?
The reason that it gets colder as you go higher up the mountain.
What is Thinner Air can't hold as much heat? (or similar)
The north-south line that divides the globe in half.
What is the Prime Meridian?
The vegetables that make up the "Three Sisters," according to some Indigenous farming customs.
What are corn, beans, and squash?
A cyclical series of cold-water currents in the southeastern Pacific Ocean that affects climate throughout the Americas.
What is La Niña?