"The government is planning to cut down a large section of forrest to build a new amusement park!" Is an example of...

Humans modifying & changing the environment

Which three oceans border Canada?

Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Arctic Ocean

an area with common characteristics like government, climate, landforms

Which of the following is an example of a human-environment interaction?

People extracting oil from the Earth in order to fuel gasoline cars

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"The government is planning to cut down a large section of forrest to build a new amusement park!" Is an example of...
Humans adapting to the environment
Humans modifying & changing the environment
Humans depending on the environment
Humans protecting the environment
2
"Burnett Secondary is located at 5011 Granville Ave, Richmond, BC V7C 1E6" is an example of...
absolute location
human geography
a region
relative location
3
Which three oceans border Canada?
Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Southern Ocean
Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Southern Ocean
4
Rain, snow, hail, fog are examples of...
Temperature
Climate Change
Precipitation
Flora
5
There are five physiographic regions in Canada
False
True
6
What does flora and fauna mean? (ORDER MATTERS)
plants and landmarks
architecture and infrastructure
plants and animals
animals and plants
7
Which physiographic region is British Columbia located in?
Canadian Shield
Interior Plains
Western Cordillera
Appalachians
8
In which city is the Parliament of Canada located in?
Vancouver
Toronto
Ottawa
Ontario
9
A region is...
the relationship between humans and the environment
not real
a landmark
an area with common characteristics like government, climate, landforms
10
The rapid movement/spread of ideas, goods, and people around the world is called...
Relative Location
Physiographic Region
Human Geography
Globalization
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Which of the following is an example of a human-environment interaction?
Creating regions based on our attitudes about places ("the Fraser Valley")
People communicating faster than ever with others across the world
Transporting goods across the world
People extracting oil from the Earth in order to fuel gasoline cars
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What is the largest physiographic region in Canada by land mass?
Great Lakes St. Lawrence Lowlands
Interior Plains
Western Cordillera
Canadian Shield

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