Canada Geography Question Preview (ID: 53279)

a) Superior, Huron, and Michigan

b) Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior

c) Ontario and Quebed

d) Erie, Superior, Huron, and St. Lawrence

a) They can't afford to live there

b) The land is rugged and rocky, and the climate is harsh .

c) There are no jobs there

d) It is a lake, and you can't live on a lake

a) it provide grains like wheat, as well as corn and soybeans

b) is an important waterway that connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes. It is used for shipping.

c) it has fertile soil and much manufacturing.

d) it is mostly flat with rugged land and cold temperatures

a) it provide grains like wheat, as well as corn and soybeans

b) is an important waterway that connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes. It is used for shipping.

c) it has fertile soil and much manufacturing.

d) it is mostly flat with rugged land and cold temperatures

a) it provide grains like wheat, as well as corn and soybeans

b) is an important waterway that connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes. It is used for shipping.

c) it has fertile soil and much manufacturing.

d) it is mostly flat with rugged land and cold temperatures

a) is an important waterway that connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes. It is used for shipping.

b) it provide grains like wheat, as well as corn and soybeans

c) it has fertile soil and much manufacturing.

d) it is mostly flat with rugged land and cold temperatures

a) what glass is made of

b) the eastern part of Canada

c) the rugged, rocky part of the Canadian shield

d) huge slow moving mass of snow and ice

a) a large, freshwater lake

b) ground that is frozen year round

c) political division of land in Canada

d) the name of the leader of Canada

a) region of flat or rolling land covered with grasses

b) a kind of dog

c) the most northern province of Canadaa

d) a part of the rainforest

a) St. Edwards Island

b) British Columbia

c) Nunavut

d) Quebec

a) they are the valleys between mountains that filled up with water during a flood.

b) Huge glaciers created deep trenches and melting snow and ice filled them

c) The Great Lakes are man-made because we needed a transportation route to center of the United States

d) a huge asteroid hit creating the Great Lakes

a) Farms are turned in to tourist attractions for visitors.

b) Minerals and iron ore under the ground

c) wheat, corn, fruit, and cattle

d) lumber provided by trees from the forests.

a) drinking, swimming, showering

b) hydroelectricity and fishing

c) shipping, cleaning, and fishing

d) transportation, shipping, hydroelectricity