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Geography of Canada

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one of Canada's major mountain ranges?

a)

The Rockies

b)

The Sawtooth's

c)

Mt. Everest

d)

The Andes

2.

What is Canada's largest bay (body of water from the ocean) called?

a)

Hudson Bay

b)

English Bay

c)

Whitefish Bay

d)

Nottawasaga Bay

3.

Canada is divided into ...

a)

10 provinces and 3 territories

b)

7 provinces and 6 territories

c)

4 provinces and 8 territories

d)

1 province and 9 territories

4.
Why are the Great Lakes important to Canada?
a)
They link Canada to the Pacific Ocean
b)
They are major trade routes between Canada and the US.
c)
They pollute the Canadian fishing industry
d)
They create a border between Canada and Japan
5.
Canadian province # 1 is:
a)
British Columbia
b)
Northwest Territory
c)
Yukon Territory
6.
Canadian province # 2 is:
a)
British Columbia
b)
Northwest Territory
c)
Yukon Territory
7.
Canadian province # 3 is:
a)
British Columbia
b)
Northwest Territory
c)
Yukon Territory
8.
Canadian province # 4 is:
a)
Alberta
b)
Saskatchewan
c)
Manitoba
9.
Canadian province # 5 is:
a)
Alberta
b)
Saskatchewan
c)
Manitoba
10.
Canadian province # 6 is:
a)
Alberta
b)
Saskatchewan
c)
Manitoba
11.
Canadian province # 7 is:
a)
Nunavut
b)
Ontario
c)
Quebec
12.
Canadian province # 8 is:
a)
Nunavut
b)
Ontario
c)
Quebec
13.
Canadian province # 9 is:
a)
Nunavut
b)
Ontario
c)
Quebec
14.
Canadian province # 10 is:
a)
Nova Scotia
b)
Prince Edward Island
c)
New Brunswick
d)

Newfoundland and Labrador

15.

How has climate affected where Canadians live?

a)

Few people live in the northern regions of Canada because of the cold climate.

b)

Few people live along the border of Canada and the U.S. because of the cold climate.

c)

Most people tend to migrate and live in the northern provinces of Canada.

d)

Most people tend to migrate toward Great Bear Lake and Great Slave Lake.

16.

A huge, rocky region that curves around Hudson Bay like a giant horseshoe. This area is filled with substantial deposits of nickel, gold, silver, and copper.

a)

The Grand Banks

b)

Canadian Shield