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CGC1D Natural Resources Review
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What happens if a town that depends on a primary industry (logging, mining, farming, fishing) loses its resource?
Secondary industries fail
No one can afford tertiary industries
Primary workers lose their jobs
Residents leave
2
A business in the
primary
industry
Provides domestic services
Producers raw materials
Provides information processing services
Provides services such as education
3
Tailings are waste from mining mixed with water.
False
True
4
The Lorax is about sustainability - this means...
humans treat the environment less respectfully
letting animals run the world
humans leaving the environment alone entirely
humans treat the environment more respectfully to not harm it
5
Which of these is
not
a natural resource?
Plastic
Oil
Niagara Falls
Sunlight
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Tertiary Industries..
Manufacture goods
Sell goods and services
Are knowledge based
Extract primary resources
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What is the effect from the previous question called?
Multiplier effect
Manitoulin effect
Markiplier effect
Magnification effect
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Quaternary industries...
Sell goods
Are knowledge based
Extract raw materials
Manufacture products
9
What does the Lorax have to do with sustainability?
It has nothing to do with sustainability
I didn't watch the Lorax
It shows the damaging effects of unsustainable living
It shows what can happen if we don't care about our planet
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What kind of resource is based on human experience (Northern Lights, Rocky Mountains, etc.)
Non-Renewable
Renewable
Flow
Other
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Are forests renewable or nonrenewable resources?
nonrenewable
renewable
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Which of the following is
NOT
identified as a renewable resource?
Corn crops
Fish population
Coal deposits
Natural vegetation
13
Secondary industries include:
Extracting raw materials, such as fishing
High expertise, such as research and development
Making raw materials into finished goods
Providing services, such auto-repair
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Quaternary industries...
include extraction of resources
include retail
include schools
include manufacturing
15
Canada's Atlantic Fishery is located in the...
St. Lawrence
Victoria
Grand Banks
Yyukon
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Which is these are tertiary industries?
all of the above
Government
Finance, General Services,
Sales, Trade
17
Secondary Industries include:
Scientists and High-Tech Industries
Fishing and Mining
Construction and Manufacturing
Forestry and Farming
18
Identify the type of forestry cutting?
Shelterwood
Strip
Clear
Selective
19
Open pit mining is:
Explosives used to remove top of mountain to reach ore
Strips of soil and rock are removed to expose ore
Large hole dug out to obtain ore
Strips of soil and rock removed on sides of hill moutain
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The Grand Banks is ____________.
A large shoreline where people go to surf
The large bank in Ottawa, Canada
A fancy piggy bank
A large fishing ground near Labrador, Canada
21
The largest forestry region in Canada is...
Mixed Wood Forest
the Appalachians
the Tundra
the Boreal Forest
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What is clear cutting forestry?
cutting only some of the trees in an area
cutting all or most trees in an area
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What is selective cutting in forestry?
Cutting a sprecific species of tree
Cutting trees based on specific criteria
Cutting trees in a specific area
Only cutting up to 50 trees
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What is the most sustainable forestry cutting?
A Truffula Axe
Shelter-wood Logging
Selective Cutting
Clear-cutting
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FLOW resources. . .
Can be trees and plants
Are used when they occur
Are neither renewable or non-renewable
Cannot regrow or regenerate
