
Canada (U3L7-9)
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English
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6th Grade
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Hard
A Kazi
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31 Slides • 18 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What are the three branches of government in the United States? What are each of their roles?
Legislative (create the laws), Executive (enforce the laws), Judicial (interpret the laws)
Bill of Rights (individual freedoms), Constitution (supreme law), Declaration of Independence
President, Vice President, Speaker of the House
Legislative (interpret laws), Executive (remove the laws), Judicial (write the laws)
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Draw
Label 2-3 of the following on the blank map of Canada:
- Pacific Ocean
- Arctic Ocean
- Atlantic Ocean
- Hudson Bay
- Mackenzie River
- St. Lawrence River
- The United States
- Greenland
- Baffin Island
- Ottawa
- Vancouver
- Calgary
- Toronto
- Rocky Mountains
- Mount Logan
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Open Ended
What observations can you make about the country's geography?
What is the only country Canada shares a border with?
What is your prediction for where most Canadians live?
North? South?
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Open Ended
What challenges might people living in the Arctic Territories of Canada face due to their proximity to the North Pole and the Arctic Circle?
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Fill in the Blank
Canada only shares a border with one country --
Select the correct hotspot.
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Hotspot
On the world map, locate North America.
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Labelling
Label the Geographic Regions of Canada using the labels below:
Canadian Shield
Prairie Provinces
St. Lawrence Lowlands
Canadian Cordillera
Arctic Territories
Atlantic Region
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Open Ended
Why might fishing be an important industry for the Atlantic Region of Canada, based on its geography?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements about the Canadian Shield is correct?
It contains the world's third largest oil reserves.
It is home to the oldest rocks on Earth in central Canada.
It is the most densely populated region in Canada.
It is known for its rich fishing grounds.
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Multiple Choice
Which type of map shows the boundaries and names of provinces and territories in Canada?
Physical map
Political map
Climate map
Population map
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Fill in the Blank
The world's second-largest bay, ___ Bay, is actually part of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following statements about the First Nations people is/are correct?
They arrived from Asia tens of thousands of years ago.
They built sod houses and igloos for living.
They searched for the Northwest Passage.
They still preserve their culture and traditions.
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Multiple Choice
Which two European countries were primarily involved in the race to colonize Canada, and what were their main motivations?
France and Britain; fur trade and colonization
Spain and Portugal; gold and spices
Germany and Italy; land and resources
Russia and Sweden; fishing and timber
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Match
Match the Canadian city to the correct description.
Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
Vancouver
Largest city and home of CN Tower
2nd French-speaking city in the world
Capital of Canada
Largest Port on the Pacific Ocean
Largest city and home of CN Tower
2nd French-speaking city in the world
Capital of Canada
Largest Port on the Pacific Ocean
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Multiple Select
What are two major influences on Canada's cultural identity according to the diagram?
French Roman Catholic culture and First Nations people
American culture and Asian immigrants
British culture and Spanish culture
Non-French European culture and Asian culture
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Open Ended
Why do you think these sports are most popular in Canada?
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Fill in the Blank
Canada's dollar is nicknamed the ___
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a fact about the First Nations in Canada?
There are 634 recognized First Nations governments or bands.
First Nations people settled trade routes by 1000 BCE.
The Royal Proclamation of 1763 removed all rights from First Nations.
The struggle for equality continues for First Nations today.
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What are the three branches of government in the United States? What are each of their roles?
Legislative (create the laws), Executive (enforce the laws), Judicial (interpret the laws)
Bill of Rights (individual freedoms), Constitution (supreme law), Declaration of Independence
President, Vice President, Speaker of the House
Legislative (interpret laws), Executive (remove the laws), Judicial (write the laws)
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