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WorksheetsCanada Review
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 45mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A geographic region that is well suited for permanent settlement by people.
a)
Plural Society
b)
Ecumene
c)
Non-Ecumene
d)
Urban
e)
Rural
2.
A society in which different cultural groups keep their own identity, languages, religion, and traditions
a)
Plural Society
b)
Ecumene
c)
Non-Ecumene
d)
Urban
e)
Rural
3.
Archipelagos
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
4.
Between Great Lakes and Hudson Bay
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
5.
Birthplace of Hockey
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
6.
British Columbia
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
7.
Churchill is the Polar Bear Capital of the World
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
8.
Has 4.1 million people
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
9.
City
a)
Plural Society
b)
Ecumene
c)
Non-Ecumene
d)
Urban
e)
Rural
10.
Commercial fishing and forestry are the main land use, coal is the natural resource
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
11.
Country
a)
Plural Society
b)
Ecumene
c)
Non-Ecumene
d)
Urban
e)
Rural
12.
Dogsled Races
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
13.
Ecumene
a)
City
b)
Country
c)
too cold, too rugged, or too dry
d)
well suited for permanent settlement by people
e)
different cultural groups keep their own identity
14.
English (80%), French, German, and Ukranian
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
15.
English and Asian Languages (like Chinese and Punjabi)
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
16.
English and French (the official languages of Canada)
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
17.
English and Inuktitut
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
18.
Fastest growing region because of oil, with cities of Edmonton and Calgary.
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
19.
First region settled by Europeans.
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
20.
Forestry and fishing used to be the two main land uses, now it is shipping. The natural resources are metal and coal.
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
21.
French (Quebec) and English (Ontario), also Chinese, Italian, and Portuguese
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
22.
Half the countries farms are in this region, natural resources include oil, metals, coal, and uranium
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
23.
Has the largest population of almost 20 million people.
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
24.
Humid Continental in the southern part of the region. Subarctic in the north.
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
25.
Lowlands and plateaus
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
26.
Major mountain ranges
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
27.
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
28.
Mostly humid continental - lots of snow in the winter
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
29.
Nomadic herder and hunting and gathering, little overall economic activity
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
30.
Non-Ecumene
a)
City
b)
Country
c)
too cold, too rugged, or too dry
d)
well suited for permanent settlement by people
e)
different cultural groups keep their own identity
31.
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
32.
Only 100,000 people in the entire region
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
33.
Plains
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
34.
Plural Society
a)
City
b)
Country
c)
too cold, too rugged, or too dry
d)
well suited for permanent settlement by people
e)
different cultural groups keep their own identity
35.
Quebec and Ontario
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
36.
Rural
a)
City
b)
Country
c)
too cold, too rugged, or too dry
d)
well suited for permanent settlement by people
e)
different cultural groups keep their own identity
37.
Semiarid in the south and subarctic in the north
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
38.
Trade and manufacturing and some farming are the main land uses, hydroelectric power is the natural resource
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
39.
Tundra in the north and subarctic in the south
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
40.
Uninhabited or very sparsely inhabited regions because of being too cold, too rugged, or too dry.
a)
Plural Society
b)
Ecumene
c)
Non-Ecumene
d)
Urban
e)
Rural
41.
Urban
a)
City
b)
Country
c)
too cold, too rugged, or too dry
d)
well suited for permanent settlement by people
e)
different cultural groups keep their own identity
42.
Warmer than most of Canada, Marine West Coast climate zone
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
43.
Winter Surfing
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
44.
Winterlude Festival in Ottawa
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
45.
Yukon, Northwest, and Nunavut
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
46.
What region is on the map?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
47.
What region is on the map?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
48.
What region is on the map?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
49.
What region is on the map?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
50.
What region is on the map?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
51.
Where would you find this building style?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
52.
Where would you find this building style?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
53.
Where would you find this building style?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
54.
Where would you find this building style?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
55.
Where would you find this building style?
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
56.
Cities of Vancouver and Victoria
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
57.
Official languages of Canada
a)
English and French
b)
English and Spanish
c)
French and Inuktitut
d)
French and Spanish
58.
Has 5.4 million people.
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
59.
Has 2.3 million people.
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
60.
The 3 largest Canadian cities: Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa
a)
Atlantic Region
b)
Core Region
c)
Pacific Region
d)
Prairie Region
e)
Northern Region
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