WCG Ch. 5 Canada | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

Which of these is NOT one of Canada's major industries?

Electronics assembly

Natural resources

Agriculture

Manufacturing

What type of government system does Canada have?

Federal parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy

Presidential democracy

Absolute monarchy

Republic

What percentage of the world's maple syrup does Canada produce?

80%

75%

60%

70%

Which important scientific discovery was made by Frederick Banting and Charles Best?

Insulin

The Canadarm

Artificial intelligence

The telephone

What is the capital city of Canada?

Ottawa

Toronto

Montreal

Vancouver

coastal city on the Pacific Ocean which helps with trade with countries in Asia

Vancouver

Boston

Florida Keys

San Francisco

Capital of Canada; known for its grand government buildings; parks and several universities

Ottawa

Montreal

Toronto

St. Lawrence

second largest city in Canada; one of the world's largest inland ports it is one of the largest French-speaking countries in the world

Montreal

Ottawa

Saskatchewan

Quebec

Capital of Ontario

Toronto

New York City

Houston

Montreal

Canada's westernmost province located within the Rocky Mountain range

British Columbia

Quebec

Ontario

New Canada

First permanent French settlement in North America, founded by Samuel de Champlain

Quebec

Alberta

Northwest Territories

Greenland

softened wood fibers used to make paper

pulp

papyrus

cotton

mulch

a northern part of the interior lowlands that is a rocky, flat region covering nearly two million square miles and encircling Hudson Bay

Canadian Shield

St. Lawrence River

swamp lands

tundra

one of the world's most beautiful waterfalls found in both Canada and the United States

Niagara Falls

Great Lakes

Gulf of Atlantic

tundra

forms part of the northeastern border between Canada and the US. It connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean

St. Lawrence River

Mississippi River

Red River

Rio Grande

rain containing high amounts of chemical pollutants from pollution

acid rain

precipitation

condensation

desalinization

self-government

autonomy

command

dictator

monarchy

those who want to break away from control by a dominant group

Separatists

minority

secede

annexation

sending trained members of the military to crisis spots to maintain peace and order

peacekeeping

Master Chief

Red Cross

Recon Mission

able to speak two different languages; in Canada they are French and English

bilingual

trilingual

quadlingual

Aboriginal

a city and its surrounding suburbs

metropolitan area

fishery

shield

separatists

special building used to hold grain

granary

fishery

botanical garden

local feed store

continent - crossing, railroad that united the eastern and western parts of their

transcontinental

Lewis & Clark Expedition

short line

Metis

A person of mixed French-Canadian and Native American ancestry.

Metis

pulp

deciduous

Aboriginal

people who lived in North America before Europeans. Canadians call them First Nations

aboriginal or native

Native Americans

Karankawas

Inuit

An area where fish come to feed in large numbers

fishery

granary

schools

all you can eat buffet

a flat, treeless plain with permanently frozen ground

tundra

ice swamp

hemisphere

treeline

a group or chain of islands

archipelago

barrier islands

levis

swamp

Trees and shrubs that shed their leaves at the end of the growing season; Autumn

deciduous

dead plants

arborist

tundra

Evergreen trees that produce cones to hold seeds that have needles instead of leaves

coniferous

carnivores

herbivore

granary

a large area of relatively flat land made up of ancient; hard rock

shield

marsh land

tundra

permafrost

Lands administrated by the national government

territories

tundra

shield

St. Lawrence River

Are administrative units similar to states

Provinces

shield

granary

separatists