Canada (Location, Climate, & NR)

Which physical feature do the United States and Canada share?

• Niagra Falls
• Rocky Mountains
• St. Lawrence River
• all of the above

Which mineral rich U-shaped area is known for its rolling, rocky land covering eastern and central Canada and is over 3 billion years old?

• Hudson Bay
• St. Lawrence River
• Canadian Shield
• Rocky Mountains

Where does 90% of the population of Canada live because of the milder climate?

• Southern Part
• Northern Part
• Western Part
• Central Part

How does the Pacific Ocean impact Canada’s Pacific coast region?

• The ocean makes it warm all year round
• •The ocean creates a temperate climate in the region, it cools the area in the summer and helps keep it warmer in the winter
• The ocean causes the region to get really cold

Why s Canada's population so small, even though it is a very large country?

• Because no one wants to live in Canada
• Because people prefer to live in the U.S. which is very close to Canada
• Because much of Canada is in the northern hemisphere where the climate and living conditions are harsh and difficult

True or FalseCanada's lakes and rivers are good sources for Canada's fish, fresh water, and hydro electricity,

• True
• False

True or False: Canada is the largest country in the Western Hemisphere

• True
• False

True or False

Canada doesn't have enough oil and gas to trade with others and supply their own needs

• True
• False

How does Canada’s location impact its ability to trade / travel with the rest of the world?

• Canada is in the Northern Hemisphere where it is too difficult for others to get to
• Canada is warm all over making it easy to travel and trade with other
• Canada is surrounded by three oceans and the United States,  making travel and trade with the rest of the world easy.

What 3 oceans and 1 country make up Canada’s 4 borders?

• Atlantic , Pacific, North Pole, Mexico
• Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, South America
• Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, United States