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Regions of Canada
Regions of Canada
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1
Which region is the most northern?
Cordillera
Atlantic
Arctic
Northwest Territories
2
What region do we live in?
Interior Plains
Canadian Shield
Cordillera
Great Lakes St. Lawrence
3
The Canadian Shield is hard to develop and farm on because of this physical landform.
Polar bears
Angry tourists
Bedrock
Soft, fertile soil
4
How many physical regions of Canada are there?
6
4
13
1
5
The Interior Plains is known for its flat land. This flat land is best for...
Fishing
Mining gold
Swimming
Farming
6
This region's name translates into the word 'spine'.
Arctic
Interior Plains
Great Lakes St. Lawrence Lowlands
Cordillera
7
This region has a small population because of the cold climate and permafrost.
Great Lakes St. Lawrence Lowlands.
Arctic
Hawaii
Atlantic
8
Which region is the smallest?
Interior Plains
Great Lakes St. Lawrence Lowlands
Canadian Shield
Atlantic
9
Regions share
climate, physical features, natural resources
wildlife only
cities and population
farms
10
The Cordillera is the most diverse region with two types of mountain ranges. They're called...
Coast and Rocky mountains
Rocky and Appalachian mountains
Appalachian and Himalayan mountains
Alps and Coast mountains
11
Which region is the largest?
Canadian Shield
Great Lakes St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Arctic
12
Regions are
areas of land that are separated by physical boundaries.
subjects we learn in school
tall mountains in India
political boundaries
13
This region has all 5 of the Great Lakes in it.
Canadian Shield
Arctic
Cordillera
Great Lakes St. Lawrence Lowlands
14
This region has lots of fish but has infertile soil which means it is not great farming.
Canadian Shield
Interior Plains
Cordillera
Atlantic
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The Atlantic region shares a coastline with this ocean.
Atlantic Ocean
Lake Superior
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
