Geography of Canada

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Why is the relationship between Canada and the United States significant for both countries?

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What are the main differences between a province and a territory in Canada?

Multiple Choice

Based on the information from the first and second images, explain why most of Canada's population lives in the southern part of the country. Provide at least two reasons.

• Because the southern part has a milder climate and more economic opportunities.

• Because the northern part is more populated.

• Because the southern part is smaller in area.

• Because the northern part is closer to the United States.

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The Atlantic Ocean plays an important role in the economy of the Atlantic Region, especially in the area called the

.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following provinces are part of the Atlantic Region of Canada?

• Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland/Labrador

• Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan

• British Columbia, Alberta, Yukon, Nunavut

• Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, Alberta

Multiple Choice

Which region of Canada is known for having a humid temperate climate, relatively small provinces, and a strong fishing industry?

• The Atlantic Region

• The Prairie Provinces

• The Northern Territories

• Central Canada

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Describe two ways in which the Atlantic Ocean affects the climate and economy of the Atlantic Region in Canada.

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The southern parts of Ontario and Quebec have a

temperate climate with cold winters and warm summers.

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What is the Canadian Shield and why is it important to Central Canada?

Multiple Choice

Which two provinces make up the region called Central Canada?

• Quebec and Ontario

• Manitoba and Saskatchewan

• British Columbia and Alberta

• Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia

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Write a 4 sentence summary explaining the benefits the Central Canada Region provides to people. Use at least 6 details in your answer.

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How would the St. Lawrence Seaway affect trade?

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Summers in the Prairie Provinces are much

than winters, with the average temperature in July being 67°F.

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Explain two reasons why the Prairie Provinces have a short growing season.

Multiple Choice

Which provinces are included in the Prairie Provinces of Canada?

• British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan

• Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta

• Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba

• Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut

Multiple Select

Which of the following are important economic activities in British Columbia due to its geography and climate?

• Farming

• Fishing

• Mining

• Desert tourism

Multiple Choice

How does the Pacific Ocean influence the climate of British Columbia?

• It brings cold and dry air to the region.

• It brings rain and mild temperatures to western Canada.

• It causes droughts in the region.

• It has no effect on the climate.

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Name the three territories that make up the Northern Lands of Canada.

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How is climate change affecting the Arctic Ocean and the people who live in the Northern Lands of Canada?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the climate and geography of Canada's Northern Lands?

• The region is mostly tropical with dense forests and high rainfall.

• The region is an archipelago with a subarctic and tundra climate, featuring many islands, mountains, and permanently frozen ground.

• The region is a desert with very little water and high temperatures year-round.

• The region is covered by rainforests and experiences frequent monsoons.

Open Ended

What is one new thing you learned about the geography or relationship between Canada and the United States from this lesson?

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Are the U.S. and Canada allies? List 3 details to support your answer.