Living Conditions and Features of Canada's Territories

The video explores Canada's three territories: Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. It addresses common misconceptions, highlights each territory's capital, culture, and history, and discusses climate and daylight variations. The video concludes with fun facts, aiming to enhance viewers' knowledge of these northern regions.

What is a common misconception about the living conditions in Canada's three territories?

• It is always sunny.

• People live in igloos.

• There are no trees.

• There are no animals.

Which city is known as the 'Vancouver of the North'?

• Vancouver

• Iqaluit

• Whitehorse

• Yellowknife

What is the capital of the Northwest Territories?

• Yellowknife

• Whitehorse

• Iqaluit

• Vancouver

Which territory is known for its diamond industry?

• Northwest Territories

• British Columbia

• Yukon

• Nunavut

What percentage of Nunavut's population is Inuit?

• 90%

• 84%

• 70%

• 50%

What is the capital of Nunavut?

• Whitehorse

• Ottawa

• Iqaluit

• Yellowknife

What is the Inuit word for 'home'?

• Cabin

• Teepee

• Igloo

• Lodge

Which city is one of Canada's sunniest cities during spring and summer?

• Whitehorse

• Yellowknife

• Toronto

• Iqaluit

In which territory can you experience 24 hours of daylight in the summer?

• Yukon

• Nunavut

• Alberta

• Northwest Territories

What is a unique feature of Yellowknife's golf course?

• It is made of sand.

• It is on a mountain.

• It is underwater.

• It is in a forest.