1 | Commercial Land Use | | _____ | A person who is forced to flee her or his country to find safety |
2 | Industrial Land Use | | _____ | This is a day marked by an occurrence of precipitation of small lumps or pieces of ice (hailstones) with a diameter of 5mm or more. Hail sizes usually range from that of small peas to that of cherries, but have been observed as large as oranges |
3 | Institutional Land Use | | _____ | A type of land use that composes the majority of typical canadian cities. Residential land use includes low, medium, and high density house development |
4 | Natural Environment | | _____ | a policy whereby people’s cultures are absorbed into the dominant culture |
5 | Open And Green Space | | _____ | an industry that uses raw materials to manufacture products, such as automobiles |
6 | Residential Land Use | | _____ | an industry that extracts natural resources, such as mining, fishing, and agriculture |
7 | Transportation Land Use | | _____ | This is the synthesis of day-to-day weather variations in a locality. The climate of a specified are is represented by the statistical collection of its weather conditions during a specified interval of time, which is usually taken to include the following weather elements: temperature, precipitation, humidity, sunshine and wind velocity |
8 | Urbanization | | _____ | This is a nearly stationary anticyclone that inhibits the west to east migration of cyclones. |
9 | Annual Population Growth | | _____ | forces that attract people to new places and draw them away from their previous location |
10 | Birth Rate | | _____ | the difference between a nation’s exports and imports |
11 | Census | | _____ | an industry that provides services such as health care and banking |
12 | Child Mortality Rate | | _____ | This is the ratio of the actual amount of water vapour in the air to the amount present if the air were saturated at the same temperature |
13 | Death Rate | | _____ | Products that are delivered to places outside the country in which they were produced, extracted or grown |
14 | Net Migration | | _____ | An increase in the number of people living or working in urban places |
15 | Refugee | | _____ | The number of deaths per 1000 people in one year |
16 | Zoning By Law | | _____ | This is a measure of what hot weather “feels like.” Air of a given temperature and moisture content. At a humidex of 30℃, some people begin to experience discomfort |
17 | Relative Humidity | | _____ | This is a local storm, usually produced by a cumulonimbus cloud, and always accompanied by thunder and lightning |
18 | Tornado (also called a twister) | | _____ | An official government survey of population |
19 | Storm Track | | _____ | This is a frost severe enough to end the growing season, usually when the air temperature falls below -2℃ |
20 | Typhoon | | _____ | the monetary value of all goods and services produced within a country in one year |
21 | Thunderstorm | | _____ | This is an area of low (minimum) atmospheric pressure that has a closed counter-clockwise circulation in the northern hemisphere |
22 | Heat Wave | | _____ | This is the highest instantaneous wind speed recorded for a specific time period |
23 | Front | | _____ | A type of land use designated for corridors and amenities such as roads, public transit and parking |
24 | Killing Frost | | _____ | This is a term for an area of high (maximum) pressure with a closed, clockwise (in the Northern Hemisphere) circulation of air |
25 | Low (Also Called A Cyclone) | | _____ | A type of land use that includes any development for retail, service or office use |
26 | Humidex | | _____ | The annual gain or loss of population from movement of people in or out (that is, immigration minus emigration) |
27 | Gust | | _____ | An area with undisturbed elements. Some examples are areas with land, water and rocks |
28 | High (Also Called An Anticyclone) | | _____ | Natural increase plus or minus net migration (immigration minus emigration) in one year |
29 | Gale | | _____ | a mass movement of people who leave their homes against their will |
30 | Hail Day | | _____ | This is a violently rotating column of air that is usually visible as a funnel cloud hanging from dark thunderstorm or cumulonimbus clouds. It is one of the least extensive of all storms, but in terms of violence it is the most destructive |
31 | Drought | | _____ | A type of land use set aside for recreation and conservation efforts |
32 | Flash Floods | | _____ | This is a severe tropical cyclone in the pacific ocean; counterpart of the atlantic hurricane |
33 | Chinook | | _____ | an effect in which money spent on an event generates additional money spent in other ways |
34 | Air Mass | | _____ | This is a tropical storm with wind speeds of 120 km/h (65 knots) or more that can be many thousands of square kilometres in size. They originate over the warm tropical ocean as small low-pressure systems. They have a life span of several days and occur more frequently from august to october |
35 | Climate | | _____ | A type of land use for public facilities, including development for community, educational, governmental, healthcare and religious purposes |
36 | Blizzard | | _____ | This is a period with more than three consecutive days of maximum temperatures at or above 32℃ |
37 | Blocking High | | _____ | forces that drive people to leave their previous location for a new place |
38 | Atmosphere | | _____ | the process by which countries trade goods, services, ideas, and even culture around the world at an ever increasing rate |
39 | Peak Wind (Gust) | | _____ | This is the interface or boundary between two different air masses which have originated from widely separated regions. A cold front is the leading edge of an advancing cold air mass, while a warm front is the trailing edge of a retreating cold air mass |
40 | Hurricane | | _____ | This is the envelope of air surrounding the earth. Most weather events are confined to the troposphere, the lower ten kilometres of the atmosphere |
41 | Exports | | _____ | The number of births per 1000 people in one year |
42 | Free Trade Agreement | | _____ | This is a very rapid rise of water with little or no advance warning, most often when an intense thunderstorm drops a huge amount of rain on a fairly small area in a very short space of time |
43 | Globalization | | _____ | This is the path taken by a low-pressure centre |
44 | Gross Domestic Product (GDP) | | _____ | This is an extensive body of air with a fairly uniform distribution of moisture and temperature throughout |
45 | Imports | | _____ | This is a sudden, brief increase in wind speed, for generally less than twenty seconds |
46 | Multiplier Effect | | _____ | products that are produced, extracted or grown outside a country and brought in to be used |
47 | Primary Industry | | _____ | This is a strong dry, warm wind that blows down the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains in North America. The warmth and dryness are due principally to heating by compression as the air descends the mountain slope |
48 | Quaternary Industry | | _____ | This is a strong wind. A gale warning is issued for expected winds of 65 to 100 km/h |
49 | Secondary Industry | | _____ | persons who are non-caucasian or non-white and do not report being aboriginal |
50 | Tariff | | _____ | Number of deaths of children under 5 years old per 1000 live births |
51 | Tertiary Industry | | _____ | an evaluation of immigrant applicants that awards points by categories including language skills, education and age |
52 | Trade Balance | | _____ | A law that states how land may be used in a community. It also addresses the types of buildings and where structures may be located, as well as restricting lot sizes and building heights |
53 | Cultural Mosaic | | _____ | This is an extended period of dry weather that lasts longer than expected or than normal and leads to measurable losses (crop damage, water supply shortage) |
54 | Emigrant | | _____ | a kind of tax that applies to certain imports or exports |
55 | Forced Migration | | _____ | an industry that is knowledge based, such as scientific research and information technology |
56 | Immigrant | | _____ | This is severe winter weather condition characterized by low temperatures, strong winds above 40 km/h, and poor visibilities less than 1 km, due to blowing snow and lasting three hours or more |
57 | Point System | | _____ | a person who leaves his or her home country to settle in another |
58 | Pull Factors | | _____ | a person who moves to a different country or region to take up permanent residence |
59 | Push Factors | | _____ | A contract between nations that encourages trading of goods and services by reducing tariffs and other restrictions |
60 | Visible Minority | | _____ | A type of land use for manufacturing and assembly plants, as well as developments for processing, warehousing and storage |