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Grade 9 Canadian geography exam review
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What runs the same direction of the Equator (East and West)?
Latitude
Longitude
2
Natural substances that we value because we can use them for something are called:
Salt
Gold
Rocks
Minerals
3
If I should fail one student in the class who should it be?
Other
Steven
Hibah
Connor
4
Cities and towns are:
Rural
Urban
5
Canadian artists who painted our unique landform regions are called the:
Group of 6
Group of 7
Group of 8
Group of 9
6
The racial or cultural background a person comes from:
Race
Language
Culture
Ethnic origins
7
The type of
bioregion
that dominates in the
Arctic
part of Canadais:
Wetland
Tundra
Woodlot
Montane
8
Multiculturalism is:
People are encouraged to keep their cultural heritage
Government policy
Being committed Canadians
All of the above
9
Maples, oaks, elms; plants that shed their leaves at the end of the growing season:
Coniferous Trees
Annual Trees
Perennial Trees
Deciduous Trees
10
All continents were joined together in one land mass called:
Kenorland
Rodinia
Pangaea
Pannotia
11
What is the country with the lowest population density?
Australia
Mongolia
Greenland
Russia
12
The most common mother tongue in Canada is:
A and B
French
English
13
The name of the
largest
terrestrial (land) ecozone is:
Pacific Maritime
Taiga Plains
Mixedwood Plains
Boreal Shield
14
A type of secondary industry that creates either components or finished products is:
Construction
Manufacturing
15
A small settlement of about 200 to 800 people:
Hamlet
City
Town
Village
16
A large area where human activities are connected to the natural world is called a(n)
Bioregion
Ecozone
Landform region
Habitat
17
The day-to-day conditions in the Earth’s atmosphere is called:
Climate
Weather
18
An energy supply that can replace itself fairly quickly is:
Non-renewable energy
Renewable energy
19
A nuclear furnace that melts the rock of the mantle above it is called a:
mantle
lithosphere
core
20
Landforms, weather and climate, lakes and rivers, plants and animals & natural resources is:
Social geography
Physical geography
Human geography
Natural geography
21
Solar, tidal, wind, and geothermal are examples of:
Non-renewable energy
Alternative energy
Non-Conventional energy
Conventional energy
22
What country does Canada import and export to the most?
U.S.A
China
Mexico
Japan
23
In order to measure
direction
on a map, you need to use the:
legend
compass rose
ruler
scale
24
The reason a business is found where it is:
Consumer factor
Business factor
Location factor
Migration factor
25
Pieces called plates still moving over time that create volcanoes, mountains and earthquakes:
Fold Mountains
Plate Pieces
Plate Tectonics
26
The type of
landform
that dominates in
British Columbia
(west coast of Canada) is:
Plains
Mountains
Lowlands
Atlantic
27
Weathering of the Earth’s surface by water, ice, wind, plant roots, animals, and people
Climate
Erosion
Earthquakes
Weather
28
An example of a
renewable
energy source is a:
Thermal Electric Power
Nuclear Power Plant
Fossil Fuel
Hydroelectric Power Plant
29
Made up of fallen snow that, over many years, compresses into large, thickened ice masses:
Glaciers
Ice Mountains
Land masses
Icebergs
30
The main Aboriginal group in Canada is:
All of the above
Inuit
First Nation
Metis
31
Where does Canada rank in the word for energy use?
second
fourth
first
third
32
Weather that is influenced by its closeness to oceans is called:
Maritime Climate
Land Climate
Ocean Climate
Water Climate
33
The largest fisheries in Canada are located in the:
Arctic
Atlantic
Lake Ontario
Pacific
34
The ocean bordering Canada’s
east
coast is the:
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Artic Ocean
35
Population and communities, industries and jobs, transportation & communication is:
Physical geography
Social geography
Natural geography
Human geography
36
It's 7:00pm in Toronto. What time is it in Vancouver?
6:00pm
4:00pm
5:00pm
3:00pm
37
Produces raw materials, some are processed or manufactured into finished products:
Primary Industries
Secondary Industries
38
Small-scale maps
show large areas in broad detail
show small areas in great detail
39
What is the world population?
5.8 Billion
8.7 Billion
7.4 Billion
6.2 Billion
40
What is the country with the highest population density?
Taiwan
Monaco
Singapore
Mexico
41
In the food chain, a green plant that makes its own food through photosynthesis is called:
Flora
Fauna