WorksheetsCanadian Geography
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is letter A?
USA
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Hudson Bay
What is letter G
The Rocky Mtns
Hudson Bay
Stl Lawrence Seaway
Canadian Shield
What is letter H?
Pacific Ocean
Hudson Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
What is letter I?
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Hudson Bay
What is the letter F?
USA
St. Lawrence Seaway
Rocky Mountains
Canadian Shield
What is letter B?
Alaska
Rocky Mtns
USA
Canadian Shield
What is letter C?
Hudson Bay
St Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
Arctic Ocean
What is letter D?
USA
Great Lakes
Canadian Shield
St Lawrence Seaway
What is letter E?
Arctic Ocean
Canadian Shield
Hudson Bay
Great Latkes
United States is Canada's ________________neighbor.
Northern
Eastern
Southern
Western
What mountain range doe U.S. and Canada share to the west?
Appalachian Mtns
Belize Mountains
Arctic Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Canada is made up of?
all states
5 provinces and 5 territories
6 provinces and 11 territories
10 provinces and 3 territories
Due to climate and geography, most Canadians live ?
to the north
close to the U. S. border
in central Canada due to temperate weather
in central Canada due to the arctic climate
What environmental problem is near the Great Lakes?
Acid Rain
Dams
Exporting raw materials
Over extraction of minerals
What DOES NOT cause acid rain in Canada?
Power plants
factories
vehicle emissions
rivers that produce hydroelectricity
What are the harmful effects of clear cutting on Canada's environment?
causes erosion
causes flooding
loss of habitats
all of the choices
What is NOT considered to be one of Canada's natural resources?
Cotton
Timber
Minerals
Fish
The Hudson Bay and Great Lakes are connected by the St. Lawrence Seaway.
True
False
Minerals such as nickel, copper, silver, zinc, and uranium are found in the
Great Lakes Region
Beneath the Hudson Bay
Throughout the Canadian Shield
On the Interior Plains
Which statement best describes the relationship between climate and population in Canada?
Because of the arctic climate, very few Canadians live in Southern Canada.
Because of the arctic climate, very few Canadians live in northern Canada.
The majority of Canadians live in central Canada because of the temperate climate.
The majority of Canadians live in central Canada because of the arctic climate.
