Landform Regions & Types of Questions
Landform Regions & Types of Questions
Landform Regions & Types of Questions
Types of Questions
Using what you know about the eight landform regions of Canada and the three types of
questions used in geographic research, create questions about each of the regions - with answers.
Take your time, use the slides, your notes, and outside sources. Double check your sources to make
sure it is accurate information. How many do you have to do? Create 2-3 questions for each
landform region (16-24 questions total), using each type of question equally (or close to).
For Example: 7 factual, 7 causal, 7 comparative (21 questions total).
Comparative How does the landform region of the The height & rugged appearance of the Western
Western Cordillera Region compare Cordillera Region tell us the mountains are
to the Appalachian Region on the young, while the rolling mountains and hills in
East? the Appalachian region tell us the mountains are
much older in this area.
Factual
Comparative
Causal
Interior Plains
Factual
Comparative
Causal
Canadian Shield
Factual
Comparative
Causal
Factual
Comparative
Causal
Factual
Comparative
Causal
Appalachian Region
Factual
Comparative
Causal
Arctic Lowlands
Factual
Comparative
Causal
Innuitian Mountains
Factual
Comparative
Causal
Rubric
Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 Level 0
Thinking/ Students uses Students uses Students uses Students uses Student does not
Inquiry critical thinking critical thinking some critical limited critical create questions
skills to develop skills to develop thinking skills to thinking skills to for each landform
/10 16-24 questions 16-24 questions develop at least develop less than region.
about each region about each 16 questions 16 questions
that are insightful region. about most about some
& inquiry-based. regions. regions.
Application Student creates Student creates Student creates Student creates Student creates
24 questions and 16-24 questions 16 questions and less than 16 less than 10
/5 answers that and answers that answers, although questions, questions that do
appropriately appropriately unequally. unequal not accurately
reflect each reflect each representation for reflect each
question type question type each type. question type.
equally. equally.