CGC1D Review

Which of the following are classified as LANDFORM regions of Canada?

• Tundra, Coniferous Forest, Prairie, Deciduous Forest

• Moist Arctic, Dry Continental, Marine West Coast, Maritime Coast

• Fishing, Agriculture, Forestry, Mining

• Canadian Shield, Interior Plains, Hudson Bay- St. Lawrence Lowlands, Western Cordillera

The region along the East Coast of Canada with low, rounded, forest   top mountains is known as:

• Innuitian Mountains

• Appalachian Mountains

• Western Cordillera

• Rocky Mountains

Factors that affect climate include:

• Elevation

• Latitude

• Winds

• Ocean Currents

• All of the above

The correct order of cities from West to East is:

• Vancouver, Calgary, Winnipeg, Victoria

• Halifax, Quebec City, Toronto, Winnipeg

• Vancouver, Calgary, Winnipeg, Toronto

• Winnipeg, Toronto, Iqaluit, Vancouver

• St. John’s, Halifax, St. Catharines, Toronto

Which statement below is TRUE of renewable resources:

• Can never be depleted

• Require careful management

• Include such items as coal and oil

• Are well protected by environmental laws

• None of the above

Which statement below is TRUE of non-renewable resources:

• They do not come from nature

• They take a very long time to form

• They can never run out

• They can only be mined from the ground

Which of the following sources of energy is NOT considered a “fossil fuel”:

• Oil

• Natural Gas

• Coal

• Uranium

The “Ring of Fire” refers to:

• A deposit of bitumen located in Alberta

• A deposit of chromite located in Ontario

• An oil spill that happened in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010

• The effect of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere

Demography is defined as:

• The study of populations

• The study of landmasses

• The study of ecosystems

• The study of resources

Ecumene refers to:

• The percentage of the population that is not working

• The inability of a country to maintain its population

• Inhabited land where people live

• The density of population in a particular area