Discovering Atlantic Canada’s Culture

Which provinces make up Atlantic Canada?

• Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan

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

• British Columbia, Alberta, Yukon, and Northwest Territories

• Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, Alberta, and Nova Scotia

What is the largest city in Atlantic Canada?

• Charlottetown

• St. John's

• Halifax

• Fredericton

Which cultural influences are prominent in Atlantic Canada?

• Italian, German, and Spanish

• British, Scottish, Gaelic, and French

• Chinese, Indian, and Japanese

• Russian, Polish, and Greek

Who are the Acadians?

• A group of British settlers

• A French-speaking group with a long history in Atlantic Canada

• A Scottish clan

• A group of explorers from Spain

What type of landscapes are common in Atlantic Canada?

• Deserts and sand dunes

• Pine forests, hills, and rocky cliffs

• Tropical rainforests

• Flat plains and prairies

What is Halifax known for?

• Being a major financial hub

• Its arts and culture scene

• Its large manufacturing industry

• Its tropical climate

Which of the following is a key feature of Acadian culture?

• Sushi and origami

• Language, food, music, and stories

• Flamenco dancing

• Opera and ballet

Which province is NOT part of Atlantic Canada?

• Nova Scotia

• Prince Edward Island

• Alberta

• New Brunswick

What is a common heritage influence in Atlantic Canada?

• Chinese

• French

• Mexican

• Indian

What is a significant educational feature of Halifax?

• It has a large university

• It is home to the largest library in Canada

• It has the oldest school in North America

• It has the most schools per capita in Canada