Canada: Geography and Climate

Which bodies of water border Canada?

• Atlantic, Arctic, Pacific

• Pacific, Arctic,Indian

• Indian, Arctic, Atlantic

How does the bodies of water that border Canada and Canada's size effect trade?

• It didn't develop as many ways to trade and transport goods.

• It developed many ways to trade and transport goods.

• It relied on other countries mostly rather than trade and transport goods.

Where does the Saint Lawrence River begin and end?

• It begins at Lake Ontario and ends at the Gulf of Saint Lawrence which leads to the Atlantic Ocean.

• It begins at the Pacific Ocean and ends at the Gulf of Saint Lawrence which leads to the Atlantic Ocean.

• It begins at the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and ends at Indian Ocean.

Name the Great Lakes.

• Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario

• Lake Michael, Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario

• Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Lake Herman, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario

One of the Great Lakes lies entirely within the U.S. Which one is it?

• Lake Huron

• Lake Erie

• Lake Michigan

• Lake Huron

Name a major mountain range in Canada.

• Himilayas

• Appalachian

• Alps

• Rocky Mountains

Where are the Rocky Mountains located?

• They are located in the north. They stretch from British Columbia in Canada to Nova Scotia in Canada.

• They are located in the East. They stretch from Toronto in Canada to New Mexico in the US.

• They are located in the West. They stretch from British Columbia in Canada to New Mexico in the U.S.

Why are the Rocky Mountains important to Canada?

• They are important because of the oil.

• They are important because of the minerals only.

• They are important because of the minerals and tourism.

What is the most important river in Canada?

• Lake Ontario

• Lake Huron

• Saint Lawrence River

What is Canada's nickname? Why?

• "The Great Green South" because the southern region has many green pastures.

• "The Great White North" because the northern region receives a lot of snow.

• "The Great White West" because the western region receives a lot of snow.

• "The Great Green East" because the eastern region has many green pastures.