Topography - St. Lawrence Lowlands

A scenic view of the St. Lawrence Lowlands with rolling hills, lakes, and a clear blue sky, showcasing the natural beauty of the area.

Discover the St. Lawrence Lowlands

Test your knowledge about the St. Lawrence Lowlands and the Great Lakes with this engaging quiz! Challenge yourself with questions covering geological formations, natural wonders, and more!

6 Thought-provoking questions
Multiple-choice format with interesting options
Learn fascinating facts about this unique region

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExploringEarth21

How were the St. Lawrence Lowlands formed?

Sand from the bottom of the great lakes were pulled up to make more land.

Poseidon wanted to give mortals in Canadian Shield a more fertile and less rocky place to live, and raised the sand from the ocean

Sheets from the last ice age pushed minerals from the Canadian Shield onto the place where the lowlands are. 

A massive earthquake caused the soil to move into the St. Lawrence Lowlands 

How did the Great Lakes form?

When Ice sheets from the last ice age melted. 

There was massive rainstorm millions of years ago, causing the area to flood, creating the great lakes.

The great lakes aren't real and they're a conspiracy created by the government. 

A tsunami caused the lakes to form.

What other great lake does Lake Superior drain into? 

Lake Eerie

Lake Huron

Lake Ontario

Lake Michigan

How many years would it take to drain Lake Superior? 

50 years

100 years

191 years

200 years

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