The Geography and Culture of Canada

Canada is the second largest country by land area, known for its diverse geography, including mountains, forests, and coastlines. Most of its population lives near the southern border due to harsh northern climates. Canada is culturally diverse, officially bilingual, and has a rich history of immigration. Popular sports include ice hockey and curling, while maple syrup and wheat are significant exports. The government is a parliamentary constitutional monarchy, and the country is divided into 10 provinces and 3 territories.

Which of the following is a reason why most Canadians live near the southern border?

• The northern regions are extremely cold.

• The southern border is closer to the ocean.

• The southern border has more job opportunities.

• The northern regions are too mountainous.

Why is Canada officially bilingual?

• It was colonized by both Spain and Portugal.

• It was colonized by both Great Britain and France.

• It has a large immigrant population.

• It is located near bilingual countries.

Which sport is considered Canada's national pastime?

• Basketball

• Baseball

• Ice Hockey

• Soccer

What is Canada the largest exporter of?

• Oil

• Wheat

• Wood products

• Maple syrup

What type of government does Canada have?

• Absolute monarchy

• Presidential republic

• Parliamentary constitutional monarchy

• Federal republic

Which ocean lies to the west of Canada?

• Atlantic Ocean

• Indian Ocean

• Arctic Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

What is the primary population of Nunavut?

• French Canadians

• Inuit people

• British immigrants

• American expatriates