Geography of Canada: Landforms and Waterways

The video tutorial provides an overview of Canada's physical features, including its surrounding oceans, mountain ranges, interior plains, and the Canadian Shield. It also covers the Lorian Highlands, lowland regions, and major rivers, bays, and lakes. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of map labeling and the geographical significance of these features.

Which oceans surround Canada?

• Pacific, Arctic, and Indian

• Indian, Arctic, and Atlantic

• Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic

• Pacific, Arctic, and Atlantic

What is the largest mountain chain in Canada?

• McKenzie Mountains

• Rocky Mountains

• Coast Mountains

• Appalachian Mountains

What is the Canadian Cordillera?

• A large river system

• A chain of mountains

• A coastal plain

• A series of lakes

What is the significance of the Interior Plains?

• They are mountainous regions

• They are rich in resources and good for farming

• They are coastal areas

• They are desert regions

What shape is the Canadian Shield?

• Circular

• Square

• Triangular

• Horseshoe

What role do the Laurentian Highlands play?

• They are a major river system

• They separate the Appalachian Highlands and the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands

• They are a coastal region

• They are a desert area

Which river flows out to the Atlantic Ocean from the Great Lakes?

• St. Lawrence River

• Columbia River

• McKenzie River

• Fraser River

Which of the following is NOT one of the Great Lakes?

• Lake Winnipeg

• Lake Michigan

• Lake Ontario

• Lake Superior

What is the Hudson Bay known for?

• Being a desert region

• Being a mountain range

• Being a large bay easy to find on maps

• Being a small lake

Which river is located in the north of Canada?

• St. Lawrence River

• Fraser River

• Columbia River

• McKenzie River