Exploring Canada's Geography and Resources

Which of the following is the longest river in Canada?

• Mackenzie River

• St. Lawrence River

• Fraser River

• Yukon River

Identify the indigenous group traditionally associated with the Great Plains region of Canada.

• Inuit

• Métis

• Cree

• Haida

Which climate zone is characterized by cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers in Canada?

• Tundra

• Boreal

• Temperate

• Arctic

Explain why the Mackenzie River is significant to Canada's geography.

• It is the longest river in Canada and flows through a vast area of wilderness.

• It is the primary source of hydroelectric power in Canada.

• It is the only river that flows into the Pacific Ocean.

• It is the main river for transportation of goods in Eastern Canada.

Describe the impact of climate zones on the lifestyle of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.

• Climate zones have no impact on Indigenous Peoples.

• Climate zones determine the types of housing and clothing used by Indigenous Peoples.

• Climate zones only affect the food sources available to Indigenous Peoples.

• Climate zones influence the language spoken by Indigenous Peoples.

What is the primary economic activity in the Arctic climate zone of Canada?

• Agriculture

• Mining

• Fishing

• Tourism

Which river is known for its historical significance in the fur trade in Canada?

• Yukon River

• St. Lawrence River

• Mackenzie River

• Red River

How do the climate zones in Canada affect its natural resources?

• They have no effect on natural resources.

• They determine the types of vegetation and wildlife found in different regions.

• They only affect the availability of water resources.

• They influence the mineral composition of the soil.

Which Indigenous group is primarily associated with the Arctic region of Canada?

• Haida

• Inuit

• Cree

• Métis

What role do rivers play in the economy of Canada?

• They are only used for recreational activities.

• They provide routes for transportation and are sources of hydroelectric power.

• They are primarily used for irrigation in agriculture.

• They have no significant economic role.