Economy and Resources in Canada
Social Studies
Economy and Resources in Canada starts at 4 and continues till grade 5.
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Describe how the fishing industry helps Canada’s economy.
Describe one way that mining can affect the environment.
Describe one way that natural resources can be used responsibly.
Explain what a non-renewable resource is and give one example found in Canada.
Explain what a renewable resource is and give one example found in Canada.
Explain why it is important for Canada to trade with other countries.
Context: A company wants to build a new mine in a forested area of British Columbia. What are two things the company should consider to balance economic growth and environmental protection?
Context: Imagine you are a farmer in Saskatchewan. What are two ways you can help protect the soil so it stays healthy for future crops?
What is the main agricultural product grown in the Prairie Provinces? (1) Wheat (2) Apples (3) Grapes (4) Bananas
What is the main export destination for Canadian goods? (1) United States (2) China (3) Mexico (4) France
What is the main natural resource found in Alberta? (1) Oil (2) Fish (3) Gold (4) Timber
What is the main reason why Canada exports many of its natural resources? (1) Canada has more resources than it needs (2) Canada does not use natural resources (3) Canada has no trading partners (4) Canada is a small country
Fill in the blank: Canada’s economy is based on both natural resources and ________ industries.
Fill in the blank: The ________ industry in Alberta is known for oil sands.
Fill in the blank: The ________ industry in Canada includes banks, stores, and restaurants.
Fill in the blank: The ________ industry in Canada includes jobs like teaching, nursing, and banking.
True or False: Canada is one of the world’s largest producers of wheat.
True or False: Hydroelectricity is produced by using the energy of moving water.
True or False: Most of Canada’s oil is found in the Atlantic provinces.
True or False: The Prairie Provinces are known for their large forests.
