Rules of Jeopardy

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Rules of Jeopardy

• Each group will be given a whiteboard and marker
• You will be given 45 seconds to answer each
  question, and then youll have to show the boards
  when I ask
• For each question you have the following choices
• Answer the question
• Or leave it blank
• If you answer the question right, you receive the
  points
• If you answer the question wrong, those points
  get subtracted from your total
• If you leave it blank there will be no penalty
• Make sure you keep your answers secret the
  wining group will get a prize!

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Jeopardy
Lat/Long and the Military Grid
All about Maps and the Compass Rose!
Misc.
Scale and Time zones
Canada and geography
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Final Jeopardy
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100 Question from Canada and Geography
The study of the earths regions and the ways in
which people interact with their environment is
the definition of?
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100 Answer from Canada and Geography
Geography!
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200 Question from Canada and Geography
What is the capital of Canada?
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200 Answer from Canada and Geography
Ottawa
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300 Question from Canada and Geography
What is the longest river in Canada?
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300 Answer from Canada and Geography
The Mackenzie River
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400 Question from Canada and Geography
What are the four types of geography?
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400 Answer from Canada and Geography

• Physical Geography
• Political Geography
• Economic Geography
• Population Geography

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500 Question from Canada and Geography
List all provinces/territories, and their capitals
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500 Answer from Canada and Geography

• Yukon Whitehorse
• Northwest Territories Yellowknife
• Nunavut Iqaluit
• British Columbia Victoria
• Alberta Edmonton
• Saskatchewan Regina
• Manitoba Winnipeg

Ontario Toronto Quebec Quebec City New
Brunswick Fredericton Nova Scotia Halifax PEI
Charlottetown Newfoundland and Labrador St.
Johns
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100 Question from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose
What is a small scale map?
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100 Answer from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose
A map that shows a small amount of detail in a
large area.
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200 Question from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose
What is a thematic map?
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200 Answer from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose
A map that has detailed information on one
particular topic. For example an elevation map or
a vegetation map
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300 Question from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose
What is the compass point opposite of NNW?
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300 Answer from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose
SSE
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400 Question from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose
What does every map need to have?
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400 Answer from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose

• Nuts and BOLTS
• B - Boarder
• O - Orientation
• L - Legend
• T Title
• S - Scale

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500 Question from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose
Label this diagram (including the compass
bearings) N W E S
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500 Answer from All About Maps and the Compass
Rose
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100 Question from Scale and Time Zones
Using the scale 1400,000 calculate the straight
line distance from point A to point B.
9 cm
B
A
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100 Answer from Scale and Time Zones
1 400,000 1cm 4km (1 x 9) cm (4 x
9) km 9 cm 36 km The straight line
distance from A to B is 36km
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200 Question from Scale and Time Zones
What are the three types of scale? And give an
example of each.
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200 Answer from Scale and Time Zones

• Direct Statement/Verbal Scale
• 1 cm 10 km, 1 cm represents 10 km
• Line Scale
• Representative Fraction Scale (RF Scale)
• 11,000,000

0 10 20 30 km
0 10 20 30 km
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300 Question from Scale and Time Zones
Convert 15,000,000 to verbal scale and a line
scale
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300 Answer from Scale and Time Zones
1 cm 50 km 0 50 100 150 km
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400 Question from Scale and Time Zones
You leave Vancouver at noon, for a 7 hour flight,
taking you to Halifax. What time should you get
picked up at?
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400 Answer from Scale and Time Zones
Vancouver ? Halifax (7hr flight) Noon 7hrs
7pm Vancouver is PST, and Halifax is AST (which
is a 4 hour difference) 7 pm 4 hrs 11pm
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500 Question from Scale and Time Zones
List the five Canadian Time Zones, and name at
least one capital city from each.
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500 Answer from Scale and Time Zones

• Eastern Standard Time
• Toronto, Quebec City
• Iqaluit
• Atlantic Standard Time
• Fredericton, Halifax
• Charlottetown
• NFLD Standard Time
• St. Johns

• Pacific Standard Time
• Victoria, Whitehorse
• Mountain Standard Time
• Edmonton, Yellowknife
• Central Standard Time
• Regina, Winnipeg

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100 Question from Lat/Long and the Military Grid
What is an alphanumeric grid?
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100 Answer from Lat/Long and the Military Grid
A grid that uses letters and numbers to identify
squares of a grid pattern on a map
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200 Question from Lat/Long and the Military
Grid
List three differences between latitude and
longitude.
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200 Answer from Lat/Long and the Military Grid
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300 Question from Lat/Long and the Military
Grid
What direction do eastings lines travel in? What
directions do northings travel in? And which is
listed first?
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300 Answer from Lat/Long and the Military Grid

• Eastings lines that travel in a N-S direction,
  and are labeled along the top or bottom of a map
• Northings lines that travel in an E-W
  direction, and are labeled along the sides of a
  map
• Eastings are always listed first

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400 Question from Lat/Long and the Military
Grid
Using the grid to the right, state the six
figure military grid reference for the following
letters A ____________ B ____________ C
____________ D ____________
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400 Answer from Lat/Long and the Military Grid
Using the grid to the right, state the six
figure military grid reference for the following
letters A ____________ B ____________ C
____________ D ____________
550 117
563 109
574 092
578 073
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500 Question from Lat/Long and the Military
Grid
Using the grid to the right, state the latitude
and longitude for the following letters A
____________ B ____________ C ____________ D
____________ E ____________
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500 Answer from Lat/Long and the Military Grid
Using the grid to the right, state the latitude
and longitude for the following letters A
____________ B ____________ C ____________ D
____________ E ____________
Using the grid to the right, state the latitude
and longitude for the following letters A
____________ B ____________ C ____________ D
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40ºN, 45º W
34ºN, 18º E
5ºS, 22º W
15ºS, 10º E
47ºS, 38º E
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100 Question from Miscellaneous
What are the two types of orbits a satellite are
placed in?
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100 Answer from Miscellaneous

• Geostationary Orbit
• Near-Polar Orbit

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200 Question from Miscellaneous
What is an aerial photo? And what is a stereo
pair?
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200 Answer from Miscellaneous

• Aerial Photo a photo taken from the sky
• Stereo Pair when two aerial photos that
  overlap, are shown in 3D using a stereoscope

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300 Question from Miscellaneous
Number of people that could be supported at
current living standards by Canadas productive
land is the definition of what?
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300 Answer from Miscellaneous
Carrying Capacity
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400 Question from Miscellaneous
What is a satellite?
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400 Answer from Miscellaneous
A manufactured object that is launched by a
rocket and circles Earth. Satellites are used to
communicate, to study Earths resources, and to
aid the military
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500 Question from Miscellaneous
What are some things that are contributing to a
countrys ecological footprint? And list three
things we do to reduce it?
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500 Answer from Miscellaneous

• Reduce water and energy consumption
• Use alternative modes of transportation
• Buy fresh food that is locally produced
• Practice the 3 Rs.

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Final Jeopardy

• You are going on vacation to Winnipeg over
  March Break, leaving from Toronto at 2pm (the
  flight is 2 hours long). Looking at a map with a
  scale of 1cm1000km, you calculate that Toronto
  is 2.1cms away from Winnipeg. Determine
• When you will arrive in Winnipeg
• The distance between Toronto and Winnipeg

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Final Jeopardy Answer
You will arrive at 3pm. 2pm 2 hr flight 1
hr time difference 3pm Toronto is 2,100
kms away from Winnipeg 1 cm 1000
km (1x2.1) cm (1000x2.1) km 2.1 cm
2100 km