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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Geo Skills

The distance east or west of the PrimeMeridian measured in degree.

$100 Answer from Geo Skills

What is Longitude?

$200 Question from Geo Skills

The line that is 0 latitude.

$200 Answer from Geo Skills

What is the Equator?

$300 Question from Geo Skills

Three things that you will need on a Map.

$300 Answer from Geo Skills

What is compass, legend, title…?

$400 Question from Geo Skills.

This type of map that shows the distribution of natural and human features on the earth and the relationships among them.

$400 Answer from Geo Skills

What is a topographic map?

$500 Question from Geo Skills

The exact location of a placemeasured by its latitude and longitude.

$500 Answer from Geo Skills

What is absolute location?

$100 Question from H2

The day to day conditions of temperature, precipitation andhumidity.

$100 Answer from Climate

What is weather?

$200 Question from Climate

This climate factor, concludes thatthe further you are from the equatorthe colder it becomes.

$200 Answer from Climate

What is latitude?

$300 Question from Climate

This climate factor will cause milder winters and cooler summers, because it takes longer to heat upand cool down compared to land.

$300 Answer from Climate

What are large bodies of water?

$400 Question from Climate

Canada’s main wind system, which blows from west to east.

$400 Answer from Climate

What is the Westerlies?

$500 Question from Climate

The climate region we live in,has cool winters, hot summers and moderate precipitation.

$500 Answer from Climate

What is the Lower Lakes Climate Region?

$100 Question from Landforms

The landform region we, and 50 per cent of Canadians, live in.

$100 Answer from Landforms

What is the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands?

$200 Question from Landforms

The largest landform region in Canada in terms of size.

$200 Answer from Landforms

What is the Canadian Shield?

$300 Question from Landforms

The breaking up of rocks into smallParticles by wind, water, ice, plant roots and some chemical reactions.

$300 Answer from Landforms

What is weathering?

$400 Question from Landforms

This landform region located inthe west, has the another word for “mountain” in its name.

$400 Answer from Landform

What is the Western Cordillera?

$500 Question from Landforms

The movement of broken upparticles to other places.

$500 Answer from Landforms

What is erosion.

$100 Question from Soil/Veg

Trees that have needle-like leaves.

$100 Answer from Soil/Veg

What is coniferous?

$200 Question from Soil/Veg

The three main vegetation types in Canada.

$200 Answer from Soil/Veg

What are Tundra, Grasslandsand Forests?

$300 Question from Soil/Veg

Soils found in areas covered by forests.

$300 Answer from Soil/Veg

What are podzols?

$400 Question from Soil/Veg

The uppermost layer of soil, contains the nutrients that plants need to grow.

$400 Answer from Soil/Veg

What is Humus?

$500 Question from Soils/Veg

The four “ingredients” foundin all soils.

$500 Answer from Soil/Veg

What is: Minerals, Bacteriaand Organic Manner, Air and Moisture?

$100 Question from Other

The interior structure of theEarth is made up of thesethree layers.

$100 Answer from Other

What are the core, mantleand crust.

$200 Question from Other

He came up with the theoryof Continental Drift.

$200 Answer from Other

Who is Alfred Wegener?

$300 Question from Other

This type of map shows differencesin elevation.

$300 Answer from Other

What is a contour map.

$400 Question from Other

When you put together landform, climatesoil and natural vegetation data andfactor in human and animal activity.

$400 Answer from Other

What are Ecozones.

$500 Question from Other

A convergent boundary where twoTectonic Plates collide.

$500 Answer from Other

What is a subduction zone?

Final Jeopardy

What acronym represents the factors that affect climate. What does each letter stand for?

Final Jeopardy AnswerLatitude Ocean CurrentsWinds and Air MassesElevation Relief Near Water