What is "Lake Effect"?

When the water from the Great Lakes moderates the temperature

What is the "Golden Horseshoe"?

The “Golden Horseshoe” is an area with a large number of factories.

What are benefits of the Great Lakes?

Transportation/Trade Routes, Diverse Wildlife, Fresh Water, Fun Activities

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Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands Region

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1
Which of the following is NOT a Great Lake?
Erie
Lawrence
Michigan
Superior
2
What ocean does the St. Lawrence River flow into?
Arctic
Pacific
Indian
Atlantic
3
Which of the following is NOT a resource that the region is known for?
Oil
Fresh Water
Fertile Soil
Thick Forests
4
What area of Canada can the region be found in
Northwest
Southwest
Southeast
Northeast
5
Which one of these landmarks CANNOT be found in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands Region
Mount Royal
The Grand Canyon
Niagara Falls
The Golden Horseshoe
6
What is "Lake Effect"?
When the water from the Great Lakes moderates the temperature
The benefits people get from living near the Great Lakes
All of the Above
The diverse wildlife that the Great lakes attract
7
How many Great Lakes are there?
3
6
4
5
8
Which of these provinces make up the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands Region
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
9
What is the "Golden Horseshoe"?
The "Golden Horseshoe" is a body of water which glows golden with the sun.
The “Golden Horseshoe” is an area with a large number of factories.
The "Golden Horseshoe" is a horseshoe made from gold found in the region.
The "Golden Horseshoe" is a forest filled with golden trees in the fall.
10
Canada is the world's largest producer of what?
Maple Syrup
Potatoes
Freshwater
Grains
11
Which of the following is a reason for the region having milder winter?
Lots of Flat Plains
Close to the equator
Close to the Mountains
None of the Above
12
What are benefits of the Great Lakes?
Transportation/Trade Routes
Diverse Wildlife
Fresh Water
Fun Activities
13
What are the "three sisters"?
Potatoes, Grains, carrots
Cabbage, Spinach, Beets
Corn Carrots, Cabbage
Corn, Squash, Beans
14
Who used the "three sisters" technique?
Indigenous communities
European communities

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