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Places of Interest in Canada

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How often are the Northern Lights visible in Yellowknife?

a)

Up to 240 days of the year

b)

Up to 180 days of the year

c)

All 365 days of the year

d)

Up to 30 days of the year

2.

It is considered Canada’s largest and most comprehensive museum located in the heart of Toronto.

a)

Royal Ontario Museum

b)

Art Gallery of Ontario

c)

Canadian Museum of History

d)

Canadian Museum for Human Rights

3.

Which sports complex hosted the bobsleigh world cups and world championships in Canada?

a)

TreeGo Moncton

b)

Whistler Sliding Centre

c)

Rogers Centre

d)

WinSport Park

4.

Which UNESCO World Heritage site tells the story of the Acadians?

a)

L' Anse aux Meadows

b)

Grand-Pré National Historic Site

c)

Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site

d)

Heritage Park Historical Village

5.

Gastown was named for a Yorkshire seaman. What is the name of the Yorkshire seaman?

a)

Gasly

b)

Gassy

c)

Gasty

d)

Gasky

6.

In what city is the Dufferin Terrace located?

a)

Montreal

b)

Halifax

c)

Quebec City

d)

Victoria

7.

Where is the oldest European settlement discovered in North America located?

a)

British Columbia

b)

Nova Scotia

c)

Newfoundland

d)

New Brunswick

8.

What is Le Chateau Frontenac famous for?

a)

Considered Quebec’s tallest building

b)

It was built in 1891

c)

Considered the world’s oldest hotel

d)

Considered the world’s most photographed hotel

9.

What year did Gastown become Vancouver?

a)

1896

b)

1889

c)

1875

d)

1886

10.

On which river is the birthplace of the Metis home to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights?

a)

Ottawa river

b)

Yukon river

c)

Mackenzie river

d)

Red River valley

11.

How old are the Niagara Falls?

a)

3,000 years old

b)

12,000 years old

c)

20,000 years old

d)

100 years old

12.

Which museum was built to enhance the knowledge, awareness and appreciation of everything that shaped Canada’s history and identity today?

a)

Art Gallery of Ontario

b)

Canadian Museum of History

c)

Royal Ontario Museum

d)

Canadian Museum for Human Rights