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What must all maps include to be considered complete?
What must all maps include to be considered complete?
- A title, labels for cities, geographical features, a compass rose, and coordinates
- A title, a legend, topographical features, a compass rose, and geographical markers
- A title, a legend, a scale, a compass rose, and coordinates (correct)
- A title, a legend, a scale, a compass rose, and a political outline
Which projection accurately represents area but may distort shapes?
Which projection accurately represents area but may distort shapes?
- Mercator Projection
- Equal-Area Projection (correct)
- Winkel Tripel Projection
- Robinson Projection
Which of the following is NOT one of the cardinal points on a compass?
Which of the following is NOT one of the cardinal points on a compass?
- East
- Velocity (correct)
- West
- North
Which directional bearing corresponds to East-North-East?
Which directional bearing corresponds to East-North-East?
What is the capital city of Ontario?
What is the capital city of Ontario?
What does the equator represent?
What does the equator represent?
What is the minimum number of points required for skilled workers to be approved for entry to Canada?
What is the minimum number of points required for skilled workers to be approved for entry to Canada?
Which of the following provinces' capital city is not listed correctly?
Which of the following provinces' capital city is not listed correctly?
Given the total population of 13,000,000, what is the birth rate if there are 250,000 births?
Given the total population of 13,000,000, what is the birth rate if there are 250,000 births?
If there are 99,000 immigrants, what is the immigration rate per total population of 13,000,000?
If there are 99,000 immigrants, what is the immigration rate per total population of 13,000,000?
Calculate the Net Migration Rate using the values for immigration and emigration.
Calculate the Net Migration Rate using the values for immigration and emigration.
Based on the population pyramid data, which age group has the highest percentage of females?
Based on the population pyramid data, which age group has the highest percentage of females?
What is the direct statement equivalent of the representation 1:350?
What is the direct statement equivalent of the representation 1:350?
Which of the following rocks is formed from cooled magma or lava?
Which of the following rocks is formed from cooled magma or lava?
In which time zone is St. Joseph's located?
In which time zone is St. Joseph's located?
What term describes the movement of Earth's tectonic plates?
What term describes the movement of Earth's tectonic plates?
If it is 11:00am in Montreal, what time is it in the Northwest Territories?
If it is 11:00am in Montreal, what time is it in the Northwest Territories?
What is the scale 1cm to 15km equivalent to in R.F. format?
What is the scale 1cm to 15km equivalent to in R.F. format?
When it is 9:00pm in Halifax, what is the time in Vancouver?
When it is 9:00pm in Halifax, what is the time in Vancouver?
Which of the following terms refers to the uppermost layer of the Earth?
Which of the following terms refers to the uppermost layer of the Earth?
What is the definition of 'climate'?
What is the definition of 'climate'?
What does the Dependency Load refer to?
What does the Dependency Load refer to?
Which term defines the process of adapting to a new culture?
Which term defines the process of adapting to a new culture?
Which of the following best describes a Maritime Climate?
Which of the following best describes a Maritime Climate?
What is a common characteristic of high-order goods?
What is a common characteristic of high-order goods?
What does the term 'Push Factor' refer to in migration?
What does the term 'Push Factor' refer to in migration?
Which of the following describes a 'Residential School'?
Which of the following describes a 'Residential School'?
What does 'Urbanization' primarily involve?
What does 'Urbanization' primarily involve?
Which term refers to the practice of governing oneself without the intervention of an external authority?
Which term refers to the practice of governing oneself without the intervention of an external authority?
What does the Multiplier Effect refer to?
What does the Multiplier Effect refer to?
Which of the following best describes the concept of 'Long Lots'?
Which of the following best describes the concept of 'Long Lots'?
What is the rate of cooling before the condensation point in a rising air mass?
What is the rate of cooling before the condensation point in a rising air mass?
Which of the following factors is NOT part of the acronym LOWERN that affects climate?
Which of the following factors is NOT part of the acronym LOWERN that affects climate?
Which time period belongs to the Paleozoic Era?
Which time period belongs to the Paleozoic Era?
What is the typical temperature at the top of the mountain if the base temperature is 21°C?
What is the typical temperature at the top of the mountain if the base temperature is 21°C?
Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of precipitation?
Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of precipitation?
What component of soil refers to the remains of plant and animal matter?
What component of soil refers to the remains of plant and animal matter?
Which of these ecozones is not recognized in Canada?
Which of these ecozones is not recognized in Canada?
What process occurs during condensation in a rising air mass?
What process occurs during condensation in a rising air mass?
What is typically the highest temperature recorded in Thunder Bay, Ontario according to the climate data?
What is typically the highest temperature recorded in Thunder Bay, Ontario according to the climate data?
During the Precambrian era, which significant event occurred?
During the Precambrian era, which significant event occurred?
Flashcards
Map
Map
A flat representation of the Earth's surface, showing locations, features, and distances.
Large-scale map
Large-scale map
A map that shows a large area in detail, such as a city or neighborhood.
Small-scale map
Small-scale map
A map that shows a small area in less detail, such as a continent or the entire world.
Compass
Compass
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Compass bearing
Compass bearing
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Compass rose
Compass rose
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Globe
Globe
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Birth Rate
Birth Rate
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Death Rate
Death Rate
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Natural Increase Rate
Natural Increase Rate
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Immigration Rate
Immigration Rate
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Emigration Rate
Emigration Rate
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Crust
Crust
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Mantle
Mantle
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Seismologist
Seismologist
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Era
Era
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Folding
Folding
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Faulting
Faulting
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Weather
Weather
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Climate
Climate
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Continental Drift
Continental Drift
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Demography
Demography
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Dependency Load
Dependency Load
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Assimilate
Assimilate
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Reserve
Reserve
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Multicultural
Multicultural
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Refugee
Refugee
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Urbanization
Urbanization
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Settlement Pattern
Settlement Pattern
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CBD
CBD
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Immigrate
Immigrate
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Dry Adiabatic Lapse Rate
Dry Adiabatic Lapse Rate
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Moist Adiabatic Lapse Rate
Moist Adiabatic Lapse Rate
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Condensation Point
Condensation Point
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Precipitation
Precipitation
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Temperature Range
Temperature Range
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Convectional Precipitation
Convectional Precipitation
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Orographic Precipitation
Orographic Precipitation
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Frontal Precipitation
Frontal Precipitation
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Weathering
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Study Notes
Geography Exam Review
- Maps: All maps need five elements.
- Map Projection: A way to represent a 3D Earth on a 2D surface.
- Large Scale Maps: Show a small area in great detail.
- Small Scale Maps: Show a large area with less detail.
- Globe: A 3D representation of the Earth.
- Cardinal Points: North, South, East, and West.
- Equator: An imaginary line around the Earth's middle.
- Prime Meridian: An imaginary line running through Greenwich, England.
- Scale: Shows the relationship between distances on a map and in real life.
- Mercator Projection: A cylindrical projection used for navigation.
- Ordinal Points: Points ordered in a sequence with intervals on a map.
- Time Zone: A region sharing the same standard time.
- Compass: An instrument showing directions.
- Bearings: Directions indicated from a central point.
- Equal-Area Projection: Projection that keeps the correct area of places shown.
- Longitude: Measures distances east or west of the prime meridian.
- Latitude: Measures distances north or south of the equator.
- Winkel Tripel Projection: Projection that balances area, shape, and distance distortion.
Canada - Provinces and Territories, and Capitals
- British Columbia: Victoria
- Ontario: Toronto
- Prince Edward Island: Charlottetown
- Nova Scotia: Halifax
- New Brunswick: Fredericton
- Newfoundland and Labrador: St. John's
- Manitoba: Winnipeg
- Saskatchewan: Regina
- Alberta: Edmonton
- Yukon: Whitehorse
- Nunavut: Iqaluit
- Northwest Territories: Yellowknife
Canada - Map Review
- Political Map: Review location of provinces, territories, and major cities.
- Water Bodies: Review location of water bodies(rivers, lakes, and islands) across Canada.
- Three Map Types: Identify and describe the three types of maps like political maps, physical maps, and thematic maps.
Compass Rose and Bearings
- Compass Rose: A diagram showing cardinal and intercardinal directions.
- Compass Bearings: Directions indicated relative to North (e.g., NNE, SSW).
- Direction Calculation: Convert given bearings to standard directions.
Map Scale
- Scale Formats: Identify different types of scales (e.g., 1:50,000, 1cm=2.5km).
- Scale Conversion: Convert representative fractions and statement scales to other formats.
- Direct Scales: Convert scales to a verbal statement and vice versa.
Time Zones
- Canada's Time Zones: List the time zones.
- Time Conversion: Find the time in different regions when time is known in one location.
- Canada's Location: Understand the locations and time differences between areas.
Physical Geography
- Mantle: A layer inside the earth
- Crust: The outermost layer of the earth.
- Era: A large division of geologic time.
- FoldinG: A bend in layers of rock.
- Seismologist: Scientists who study earthquakes.
- Faulting: A fracture in a rock formation.
- Weather: Short-term atmospheric conditions.
- Climate: Long-term weather patterns.
Geologic Time
- Geological Time: Timeline of the earth's history.
The Rock Cycle
- Rock Cycle Diagram: Complete a rock cycle diagram.
Calculating Changes in Air Pressure
- Rising Air Mass: Calculation of temperature changes in a rising air mass.
Climate Factors and Precipitation
- Climate Factors: Identify important climate factors (remember LOWERN).
- Types of Precipitation: Describe different types(rain, snow, sleet, hail) and explain how they occur.
- Soil Components: Name and explain the four components of soil.
- Soil Profile: Diagram and explain layers of a typical soil profile.
Canada's Climate Graphic Analysis
- Temperature: Find high, low, and range of temperatures.
- Precipitation: Determine total rainfall and lowest precipitation.
- Snow Months: Calculate the number of months with snow.
- Climate Type: Determine if the area is maritime or continental and explain why.
Cultural Canada
- Demography: Study of human populations
- Geography terms Understanding different terms of geography.
Canada's Trading Partners
- Trading Partners: Identify countries Canada trades with most often.
- Connections to the World: Describe connections to the world.
- Transportation Modes: Identify the most used transportation mode and explain the reasons.
The Global Village
- Global Village: Describe the concept of a global village.
Global Warming
- Global Warming: Define global warming and summarize its main causes.
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Test your knowledge on essential geography concepts and demographic statistics. This quiz covers map elements, compass directions, capital cities, and population metrics. Perfect for students or anyone looking to refresh their understanding of geography and population studies.