Canada Review
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- Q1The central/eastern area of Canada that is rich in mineral deposits, vast forests, and lakes and rivers is called the _______________________________.Rocky MountainsGreat LakesHudson BayCanadian Shield30s
- Q2Most people in Canada live within _____________ miles of the United States.1001000010001030s
- Q3This is the largest inland body of water in Canada, named for an Italian explorer sailing for the English.Hudson BayLake SuperiorSt. Lawrence RiverLake Huron30s
- Q4What is the second largest country in the world?CanadaUnited StatesAlaskaRussia30s
- Q5The number 7 represents this rocky, mineral-rich area of eastern/central Canada.St. Lawrence RiverRocky MountainsHudson BayCanadian Shield30s
- Q6What ocean borders Canada on the east?Atlantic OceanIndian OceanArctic OceanPacific Ocean30s
- Q7What is the acronym we use to remember the names of the Great Lakes?househomerhomeshero30s
- Q8What is the term for the removal of large numbers of trees from the Canadian Shield?clear cuttingdumpingminingextraction30s
- Q9Why is deforestation an environmental issue in Canada?the pollution can cause firesacid rain kills the treesloss of wildlife habitat,s added expense of replantingdeforestation is having no effect on the environment30s
- Q10How are factories polluting the Great Lakes?scoopingleapingextractingdumping30s
- Q11To remove valuable minerals from the Canadian Shield, mining operations use heavy machinery to ________________ them from the earth.extractdetractresectsubtract30s
- Q12This type of pollution is caused primarily by factory smoke and can devastate forests.smogacid rainhurricanesrun off30s
- Q13Canada is a constitutional monarchy; what does that mean?the people cannot votethe Queen makes all the lawsthe Queen chooses Parliamentthe Queen is a figurehead30s
- Q14Canada is a parliamentary democracy; how is this different than a presidential democracy?people vote for the Queenpeople do not directly vote for the head of the executive branchpeople cannot votepeople vote, but they don't count30s
- Q15What is the head of the executive branch of government in Canada called?PrefectPresidentPrime MinisterProvost30s
