Let's Prove Yourself With Geography Quiz
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- 1.The Western Mountain Region (Cordillera);
- A.
Covers the Pacific Coast to the Interior Plains and is important to the fishing industry.
- B.
Is composed of frozen soil and not suited for farming.
- C.
Is located around the Canadian Rockies to the Canadian Shield.
- D.
Features include: rolling hills, dense forests, jagged coast-line.
- 2.The Appalachian Highlands;
- A.
Covers the area North of the Arctic Circle.
- B.
Formed by plate collision causing orogeny (upward movement of mountains)
- C.
Features inclue: rolling hills, dense forests, jagged coast-line.
- D.
Better known as Arctic Plains.
- 3.What aren't factors of temperature change?
- A.
Latitude
- B.
Precipitation
- C.
Wind
- D.
Absence of trees
- 4.What is an untrue fact about the Tundra?
- A.
Cold climate
- B.
Energy and nutrients in the form of wind power
- C.
Simple vegetation structure
- D.
Limitation of drainage
- 5.What is the Boreal Forests temperatures?
- A.
Temperatures are very extreme
- B.
Temperatures are very low
- C.
Temperatures are very high
- D.
Temperatures are moderate
- 6.Where is the Canadian Shield located?
- A.
Covers an arc shaped are through Eastern Canada
- B.
Covers the area North of the Arctic Circle (from Alaska to the Atlantic Ocean, includeing all of the Arctic Islands.)
- C.
Covers the Western area of the Appalachain Mountains
- D.
Covers the Northern area of the Appalachain Mountains
- 7.Define Dry Climate;
- A.
More precipitation than evaporation
- B.
More sun than precipitation
- C.
More evaporation than precipitation
- D.
More snow than sun
- 8.Which statement is true about the formation of the Warm Front?
- A.
Condenced air molecules found at poles
- B.
Molecules are expanded caused by warm air
- C.
Rain may form behind the front as the cool air warms and rises
- D.
Air is cold and dense pushing warm air
- 9.What is the average temperature of the Temperate Forest?
- A.
20 degrees celcius to 25 degrees celcius
- B.
-15 degrees celcius to 25 degrees celcius
- C.
-50 degrees celcius to 23 degrees celcius
- D.
-30 degrees celcius to 30 degrees celcius
- 10.Latitude is;
- A.
The distance of any point North or South of the equator, up to 180 degrees.
- B.
The distance of any point South or North of the equator, up to 90 degrees.
- C.
The distance of any point North or South of the equator, up to 360 degrees.
- D.
The distance of any point North or South of the equator, up to 90 degrees.
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