WorksheetsNorth America Geography Quiz Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What 3 countries make up North America?
Canada, Mexico & US
Greenland, US & Central America
Alaska, Canada & US
What is marked in Red?
Interior Plains
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
What mountain range is circled in RED?
Appalachian Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Cascade Mountains
What is the RED circle around?
Great Lakes
Canada US border
River systems
How did people first arrive in North America?
walked from Asia
on a boat
on airplanes from overseas
What country or territory is this?
United States
Greenland
Canada
Mexico
What country or territory is this?
United States
Greenland
Mexico
Canada
What are the main languages spoken in Canada?
English
French
English & French
Where is the capitol of Canada?
Ottawa
Quebec
Ontario
What type of government does the United States have?
democracy
republic
communisim
Canada has ____________Provinces
9
8
10
What landform crosses between the border of the United States and Canada?
The Rocky Mountains
The Appalachian Mountains
The Tigre
Ozark River
The three territories in Canada are Yukon, Northwest and Nunavut
True
False
A ________ is a set of principles that a country's government follows.
Piece of paper
Constitution
Regal Note
Magna Carta
Canada's federal government is much like that of the United States—it also has legislative, executive, and judicial branches. However, one major difference between the two countries' governments is that Canada has a _____________.
Dictatorship
Democracy
Constitutional Monarchy
Authoritarian government.
In Canada, the _________ is selected to be the head of government by the political party that holds the majority number of seats in Parliament.
Prime Minister
President
King
Queen
Where does most of Canada's population live?
The Southern Border of Canada near the USA
In the Northern region or Tundra
The Interior parts of Canada.
The Northeastern Territories of Canada
Using the Population Density map, explain how CLIMATE relates to the POPULATION DENSITY of Canada?
Because of an extremely cold climate no one in Canada lives on the SOUTHERN boarder.
Because of an extremely cold climate not many people live in Canada's Northern Regions (Tundra).
The climate of Canada does not effect its Population Density.
The southern part of Canada is a Tropical Rainforest Climate, causing most people to live in the North.
Read the graph above. What does this tell you about the population of the United States from 1980 to 2019?
The population is decreasing over time.
The population is increasing over time.
The population has stayed the same over time.
No one lives in the USA.
