Canada's Natural Resources and Agriculture

The video explores Canada's diverse climate and vegetation, highlighting the long cold winters, short cool summers, and the presence of rainforests in the west. It discusses the tundra, a treeless plain near the Arctic Ocean, and the arable land in the east where crops like wheat, barley, and soybeans thrive. The video also covers Canada's rich natural resources, including forests, iron ore, and minerals like gold and copper. It concludes with a comparison of Canada's resources to those of the United States, noting similarities such as the presence of trees and iron ore.

What type of climate is found on the west coast of Canada?

• Hot and humid

• Cold and snowy

• Wet and mild

• Dry and hot

Which type of vegetation is common in the tundra region of Canada?

• Evergreen trees

• Ferns

• Grasses and mosses

• Palm trees

What is arable land?

• Land covered with snow

• Land suitable for growing crops

• Land with dense forests

• Land with mineral deposits

Which crops are commonly grown in the eastern regions of Canada?

• Coffee and cocoa

• Rice and corn

• Wheat, barley, and soybeans

• Bananas and pineapples

What is one of Canada's most important natural resources?

• Deserts

• Mountains

• Forests

• Beaches

Which mineral resource is abundant in eastern Canada?

• Uranium

• Gold

• Iron ore

• Diamond

What are some of the energy resources found in Canada?

• Coal, oil, and natural gas

• Solar and wind

• Hydroelectric and geothermal

• Nuclear and tidal

What is the significance of trees in Canada's resources?

• They are used for fuel only

• They are used for building houses and making paper

• They are only used for decoration

• They are not significant

How are Canada's resources similar to those of the United States?

• Both have deserts and beaches

• Both have forests and iron ore

• Both have tropical rainforests

• Both have large oil reserves

Which two natural resources are found near Hudson Bay?

• Iron and uranium

• Coal and oil

• Nickel and copper

• Gold and silver