Unit 6 Post-Test Review

Look at the map of the Great Lakes. Then answer the questions that follow.

Numeral V represents the location of which of the Great Lakes?

• Lake Ontario

• Lake Michigan

• Lake Erie

• Lake Huron

Numeral III represents the location of which of the Great Lakes?

• 
  Lake Superior

• Lake Michigan

• Lake Huron

• Lake Erie

Numeral I represents the location of which of the Great Lakes?

• Lake Huron

• Lake Ontario

• Lake Superior

• Lake Michigan

Which numeral on this map represents the location of the Pacific Ocean?

• I

• II

• III

• IV

Which body of water serves as part of the international boundary between Ontario, Canada, and New York State?

• the Hudson River

• the Mississippi River

• the Rio Grande

• the St. Lawrence River

Look at the map. Then answer the question that follows.

What geographic feature is shaded on the map?

• the Gulf of Mexico

• the Canadian Shield

• the Great Lakes

• the Rocky Mountains

Look at the map of  Canada. Then answer the question that follows.

Which Canadian province is shaded on the map?

• Alberta

• Manitoba

• Ontario

• Quebec

Based on the map, where do most Canadians live?

• in the region surrounding Hudson Bay

• along the coastline of the Pacific Ocean

• in the cities of Whitehorse and Yellowknife

• near Canada's border with the United States

One of the major environmental issues facing Canada is the creation of acid rain. What is one major source of acid rain?

• coal-fired power plants

• nuclear power plants

• hydropower plants

• 
  wind power plants

Key exports of Canada Key exports of Brazil

timber, aluminum, electricity, natural gas, wheat coffee, sugar, soybeans, poultry meat

Suppose Brazil and Canada are trading partners. Based on the data in the table, which of the following will MOST LIKELY be true?

• Specialization and trade will enable Canadians to purchase coffee inexpensively.

• Brazilians will benefit from trade with Canada far more than Canadians will benefit.

• Brazil will focus mainly on producing goods for its population rather than for foreign trade.

• The price of coffee in Canada will decrease rapidly if Canadians begin producing their own.