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6. How long is the border between Canada and the U.S.? A 100

7. 5,525 Miles A 100

8. Name Canada’s five regions A 200

9. Atlantic Region, Core Region, Prairie Region, Pacific Region, Northern Region A 200

10. How many territories and provinces make up Canada? A 300

11. Ten Provinces and three Territories A 300

12. Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba comprise which region? A 400

13. The Prairie Region A 400

14. Which Provinces make up Canada’s Core Region? A 500

15. Ontario and Quebec A 500

16. Where did the first people who came to Canada come from? B 100

17. Asia…They came across the land bridge that connected Asia and North America. B 100

18. Name the three territories that make up the Northern Region. B 200

19. Yukon Territory, Northwest Territory, and Nunavut B 200

20. Which region has Canada’s largest Asian Population? B 300

21. The Pacific Region B 300

22. Which is Canada’s most populated Region? B 400

23. The Core Region B 400

24. What are the two official languages of Canada? B 500

25. English and French B 500

26. Name the Five Great Lakes C 100

27. Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, Ontario C 100

28. What is the main cause for the damage to the Great Lakes Ecosystem? C 200

29. Pollution caused by people C 200

30. How do most invasive species reach the Great Lakes? C 300

31. Most Invasive Species enter the Great Lakes by water. C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. Which type of pollution is easier to control (point or non-point source)? C 400

34. Point-Source Pollution C 400

35. How do invasive species damage the ecosystem? C 500

36. They can disrupt the food web C 500

37. How has development damaged the habitat around the Great Lakes? D 100

38. People have cleared out forests for farms, cities and factories. D 100

39. How has the growth of human populations affected the world’s supply of freshwater? D 200

40. More people need more water…Therefore we use our water wisely. D 200

41. What percentage of people live in urban areas in the US and Canada? D 300

42. 80% D 300

43. How many of the Great Lakes are not in BOTH the United States and Canada D 400

44. One…Lake Michigan D 400

45. Why in non-point source pollution so difficult to control? D 500

46. Because the pollution does not come from a single location. D 500

47. What are the three parts of a metropolitan area? E 100

48. Urban Core Urban Fringe Rural Fringe E 100

49. Give two reasons supporting urban sprawl E 200

50. Answers vary E 200

51. Give two arguments against urban sprawl E 300

52. Answers will vary E 300

53. What often happens to the urban core as a result of urban sprawl? E 400

54. The urban core often becomes “run down” or decayed. E 400

55. What is a mixed-use development? Give an example. E 500

56. A place where land is used for more than one aspect of life…Example: Atlantic Station E 500

57. What was the name of Portland’s plan for handling urban sprawl? F 100

58. Smart Growth F 100

59. How do urban growth boundaries help control urban sprawl? F 200

60. They prohibit urban development in certain areas. F 200

61. How did Toronto use infill to try and stop urban sprawl? F 300

62. They rebuilt parts of their urban core with new development, built high rise apartments on open land, and built a shopping mall where an old amusement park once was. F 300

63. What are some of the negative aspects of urban sprawl in Atlanta? F 400

64. Answers will vary. F 400

65. What is an example of a public transit system in Atlanta? F 500

66. MARTA F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: How many Counties in the Atlanta Area failed to meet the Clean Air Act in 1998? Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

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69. 13 Click on screen to continue

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