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WorksheetsSocial Studies Prairie Communities Vocabulary
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 30mins
Physical geography - Physical geography is the study of the physical characteristics of the environment (e.g., landforms, climate, bodies of water).
the study of rocks in the environment
the study of weather in the environment
the study of physical characteristics of the environment
the study of how to move your body
The study of Physical geography includes which 3 things?
landforms
climate
bodies of water
people
The Prairies are
large areas of mountains
large areas of flat or rolling grasslands.
close to large bodies of water
large areas of dry, desert land
Identity means:
reflects the where you go to school
reflects what kind of bed you sleep in
reflects the family you have
reflects the things that make a person unique
Check all the boxes that make up your identity
culture
Looks
language
interests
Natural Resources are:
elements of water that are of use to humans
elements of the natural environment that are of use to humans.
things in space that can help us on planet
things in your house that you can make into things
Check ALL of the Nonrenewable Resources:
oil
natural gas
minerals
trees
Non-renewable means Nature keeps making the resource
True
False
Renewable Resources means they can be regenerated and can last indefinitely if used carefully such as forests, water and fish.
true
false
Which one of these is NOT a resource of the Prairies
soil
oil
coal
fish
The 3 Prairie Provinces are
Manitoba,Ontario,
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan,
Alberta,Manitoba
Saskatchewan,
Alberta,Iqaluit
Inuit,Acadian,
Prairie
An example of a good is
Fireman
Doctor
Car
Pizza Delivery Person
Which one would NOT be an example of a service?
Waiter
Cleaning Person
Bus Driver
Glasses
Traditions are beliefs or behaviours handed down from one generation to another.
True
False
Celebrations are ways to acknowledge something important and usually include other people.
False
True
