Geographical Regions of Canada

What is the western province?

• British Columbia

• Ontario

• Quebec

• Newfoundland and Labrador

What are the prairie provinces?

• Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta

• Ontario, Quebec

• Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick

• Nunavut,

  Yukon,

  Northwest Territories

What are the Atlantic provinces?

• Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta

• Ontario, Québec

• Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick

• Nunavut,

  Yukon,

  Northwest Territories

What are the central provinces?

• Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta

• Ontario, Québec

• Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick

• Nunavut,

  Yukon,

  Northwest Territories

What are the Northern Territories?

• Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta

• Ontario, Québec

• Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick

• Nunavut,

  Yukon,

  Northwest Territories

Describe the relationship between land size and the population of the Northern Region

• Large land area and small population

• Small land area and large population

• Large land area and large populations

• Small land area and small population

In Nunavut, what are the top 2 ethnic groups?

• English, German

• English, French

• First Nations, Inuit

• Scottish, Irish

In Manitoba, what are the top 3 ethnic groups?

• English, Indigenous, German

• English, French, Scottish

• First Nations, Inuit, French

• Scottish, Irish, German

What does the word Prairie mean?

• Flat grassland

• Rocky coastal

• Mountains, valleys

• swampy, wetlands

Why are the prairies called the Canada's breadbasket?

• In the prairies, a lot of wheat is grown there.

• In the prairies, a lot of corn is grown there.

• In the prairies, a lot of fruit is grown there.

• In the prairies, a lot of potatoes are grown there.