Geography Of Western Canada
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
Latitude goes first when looking something up on a map.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 2.
What does GPS stand for?
- A.
Global processing satellite
- B.
Global positioning satellite
- C.
Global processing stage
Correct Answer
B. Global positioning satellite -
- 3.
Name 3 physiographical regions of Canada
- A.
Western Cordillera, Canadian Shield, Arctic
- B.
Western Cordillera, Interior plains, Arctic Lowlands
- C.
Arctic, Interior plains, Hudson Bay Lowlands
Correct Answer
B. Western Cordillera, Interior plains, Arctic Lowlands -
- 4.
How does Temperature change?
- A.
Weather, climate conditions and altitude
- B.
Weather, sun heat, wind
- C.
Weather, plants, altitude
Correct Answer
A. Weather, climate conditions and altitude -
- 5.
What is the difference between maritime's climates, and continential climates?
- A.
Maritimes and continential climates are roughly the same
- B.
Maritimes is much warmer than continential climates.
- C.
Maritimes is caused by ocean currents, affected by wind movement
Correct Answer
C. Maritimes is caused by ocean currents, affected by wind movement -
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