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Grade 9 Geography Exam Review
Grade 9 Geography Exam Review
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1
The Canadian Shield is best described as:
A low-lying plain with deserts
A coastal wetland
A mountainous region with volcanoes
A rocky area with ancient geological formations
2
What type of precipitation occurs when air masses are uplifted until saturation is occurs on the windward side?
Relief
Frontal
Convectional
Orographic
3
Over 50% of Canada's population lives in the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Lowlands.
True
False
4
What layer of the earth is thin, and rocky?
Crust
Inner Core
Mantle
Outer core
5
The physical geography across Canada is relatively the same
False
True
6
Canada has three highland regions.
True
False
7
The Arctic Circle is a line of latitude
False
True
8
Urbanization is the process of:
Improving farm production
People moving from cities to rural areas
The growth of cities and towns
Expanding natural parks
9
The area around the Great Lakes can be called modified Maritime climate
True
False
10
This way of thinking helps explore the connections between natural and human environments.
Patterns and Trends
Interrelationships
Spatial Significance
Geographic Perspective
11
Which one is NOT one of Wegener's proofs?
Geologic Evidence
Fossil Evidence
Satellite images showing plate movement
Jigsaw Fit
12
The Innuitian landform region has rolling hills and many rivers
True
False
13
There are four main soil regions in Canada
False
True
14
It snows every winter in this region of Ontario. This is called:
Patterns and Trends
Geographic Perspective
Spatial Significance
Interrelationships
15
Looking at an issue from the viewpoint of an economist, a social worker and a city planner is called:
Patterns and Trends
Spatial Significance
Geographic Perspective
Interrelationships
16
Temperature decreases as elevation decreases
False
True
17
What causes earthquakes?
Wind erosion
Movements in tectonic plates
Flooding rivers
Solar flares
18
How many time zones are in Canada?
5 1/2
5
4
6 1/2
19
The L in BOLTSS stands for
Landmarks
Legend
Lost and found
Landscapes
20
Who is the better teacher?
Mrs Bouwma
Meghannnnnn
Mrs Tuininga
Megaaaannnnnnnn
21
2 examples of igneous rock are
sandstone and marble
chalk and limestone
granite and diamonds
shale and slate
22
What is the northernmost point in Canada?
Ellesmere Island (Cape Columbia)
Point Pelee
Boundary Peak
Cape Spear
23
In a Maritime climate, the temperature range is quite small
True
False
24
Lines of latitude measure distance _________
North and south of the Prime Meridian
North and south of the Equator
Around the Earth's equator
East and west of the poles
25
Clear-cutting is a method of:
Mining
Farming
Forestry
Fishing
26
Which of the following is NOT a type of plate boundary?
Convergent
Transform
Transitional
Divergent
27
Vancouver is located in the Pacific Maritime climate region
True
False
28
What type of precipitation occurs when layers of moist air are uplifted due to excessive heating?
Frontal
Relief
Convectional
Orographic
29
Thinking about the connections between natural and human environments is called:
Interrelationships
Spatial Significance
Geographic Perspective
Patterns and Trends
30
Metamorphic rock transforms to sediment by _________
Cementation and compaction
heat and pressure
Weathering and erosion
melting and cooling
31
BOLTSS is a reference to
A sweet toolbox for geographers
Mapping conventions
The friends of NUTS
An online program for people who enjoy making maps
32
Paleozoic is the geological age we are currently living in.
True
False
33
Weather is the day to day characteristics of the atmosphere
True
False
34
When drawing a conclusion on a geographical issue, you should base it on
the outcome of a paper, rock, scissors game
your opinion, not research
collected evidence
only one news story or source
35
The soil region we live in is a dry-climate soil
True
False
36
What is the capital of BC?
Johanna
Victoria
Vancouver
Fort St John
37
Soil has different horizons
False
True
38
sedimentary rock transforms to metamorphic rock by __________________
weathering and erosion
melting and cooling
heat and pressure
wiggling and jiggling
39
This way of thinking determines the importance of a place or region
Spatial Significance
Interrelationships
Geographic Perspective
Patterns and Trends
40
What type of precipitation occurs when different temperatures come into contact?
Frontal
Relief
Orographic
Convectional
41
Toronto is located in the Boreal climate region
False
True
42
The soil region we live in is a dry-climate soil
False
True
43
Which term best describes the average weather conditions over a long period of time?
Precipitation
Temperature
Climate
Season
44
When asking and researching a geographical issue, you should make sure your information is
from only one point of view
biased
up to date
only from a documentary
45
Which of these is an example of physical weathering?
Forest fires burning trees
Acid rain breaking down limestone
Farmers plowing soil
Ice freezing in cracks of rocks and breaking them apart
46
The B in BOLTSS stands for
Boring information
Bolded words
Books of Maps
Borders
47
What does a topographic map show?
Only political boundaries
Weather patterns
Natural and human-made features with elevation
Population Density
48
Lines of longitude run
North-south
Both directions
Runs across Canada
East-West
49
The top layer of a soil profile is the parent material
True
False
50
The Rockies are newer mountains than the Appalachians.
True
False
51
A field of wheat is an example of natural vegetation
False
True
52
Canada has a very small deciduous forest region
False
True
53
Vegetation regions have distinct boundaries
True
False
54
What plate movement occurs when plates collide and crumple?
Mid-Ocean Ridges
Mountain Ranges
Transform Faults
Volcanic Arcs
55
What layer of the earth is solid metal
Outer core
Inner core
Crust
Mantle
56
The lithosphere is
The small space between the crust and the upper mantle
Made up mostly of magma and moves tectonic plates around
The air we breathe, part of the atmosphere
Made up mostly of the crust and is divided into tectonic plates
57
The Canadian Shield landform region is predominantly igneous and metamorphic rock.
True
False
58
Which of the following is a renewable resource?
Solar energy
Coal
Natural gas
Oil
59
Which of the following is a primary industry?
Mining
Software development
Car manufactoring
Banking
60
What plate movement occurs when plates slide past each other?
Mid-Ocean Ridges
Mountain Ridges
Volcanic Arcs
Transform Faults