Canada Review

Canadians are concerned about the extraction of natural resources such as gold, iron ore, and timber from land around the Hudson Bay because of the negative impact on the environment. This land area that is rich in these natural resources is called the...

• Atlantic Ocean

• Rocky Mountains

• Interior Plains

• Canadian Shield

Which statement is TRUE concerning Canada?

• Canada is not as powerful as other countries in the world.

• Canada’s trade with the United States and Mexico is limited.

• Canada trades almost 70% of its goods with its major trading partner, the United States.

• Canada natural barriers place many limits on transportation of goods and it only trades with Mexico.

Most of Canada’s population live in cities located...

• near the Canadian-United States border.

• in the Ontario province.

• near the southwest Pacific coast.

• in the northern territories.

Identify Number 15 on the map.

• Hudson Bay

• Atlantic Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

• Arctic Ocean

• Rocky Mountains

Identify Number 14 on the map.

• Hudson Bay

• Atlantic Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

• Arctic Ocean

• Rocky Mountains

Identify Number 18 on the map. (Yellow shaded area)

• Hudson Bay

• The Great Lakes

• St. Lawrence River

• Canadian Shield

• Rocky Mountains

Identify Number 19 on the map.

• Hudson Bay

• The Great Lakes

• St. Lawrence River

• Canadian Shield

• Rocky Mountains

Which statements are problems that result from acid rain? CHECK ALL THAT APPLY!!!

• Fish in lakes die.

• Forests begin to die.

• Your skin gets damaged.

• Stone statues or buildings are damaged.

How does Canada have close ties with Great Britain?

• They don't. They are enemies.

• They share the same Head of Government: The Prime Minister.

• They share the same Head of State: Queen Elizabeth.

• They share the same head of Government: Queen Elizabeth.

What is a disadvantage of mining in Canada?

• Valuable mining lands are located near cities.

• Waterways are polluted in the process of mining.

• Over 1.5 million people work in the mining industry.

• They don’t do any mining in Canada.