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  • What region has poor vegetation?
    Hudson Bay Lowlands
    Arctic Lowlands
    Interior Plains
    St. Lawrence Lowlands
  • What region has rolling foothills and flat lands?
    Cordilleran
    Interior Plains
    Canadian Shield
    Arctic
  • What region is home to the St. Lawrence River?
    Arctic Lowlands
    Appalachian
    St. Lawrence Lowlands
    Hudson Bay
  • What does “population density” mean?
    How many parks a city has
    How much land is farmed
    How far people drive
    How many people live in an area
  • What has happened to rural living in Canada since 1910?
    It has stayed the same
    It has increased
    It has decreased
    Everyone lives in the U.S. now
  • How many provinces does Canada have?
    8
    12
    10
    5
  • What is one way people use maps?
    To paint pictures
    To find directions
    To play games
    To cook food
  • What region has lots of hard rock and lakes?
    Cordilleran
    Appalachian
    Hudson Bay
    Canadian Shield
  • What are the three territories of Canada?
    New York, Alaska, California
    Ontario, Quebec, Alberta
    Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nunavut
    British Columbia, Manitoba, Nova Scotia
  • What region is found in the east and has old mountains?
    Canadian Shield
    Interior Plains
    Cordilleran
    Appalachian Region
  • What are the two official languages spoken in Canada?
    English and French
    English and German
    French and Chinese
    English and Spanish
  • In 1910, how many people lived in Canada?
    7 million
    34 million
    7 billion
    8 million
  • Why is it useful to study a map of Canada?
    To know the weather for the area
    To learn and know where places and people are
    To find treasure
    To learn how to swim
  • What is one human characteristic of Canada?
    Forests
    Mountains
    Buildings
    Lakes
  • Why is it important to learn about Canada?
    To understand people and places
    To find treasure
    To know where animals live
    To learn how to build houses
  • What is a passport used for?
    To drive a car
    To travel to another country
    To go shopping
    To check the weather
  • What colors are on the Canadian flag?
    Red and white
    Green and yellow
    Red and blue
    Blue and white
  • What mountain range is in the Cordilleran Region?
    Rockies
    Alps
    Himalayas
    Andes
  • Which city has the most people in Canada?
    Toronto
    Vancouver
    Ottawa
    Montreal
  • What region is in the far north and is very cold?
    St. Lawrence Lowlands
    Interior Plains
    Cordilleran
    Arctic Lowlands (Innuitian Region)
  • What is a province in Canada?
    A small town
    A state
    A part or district in a country
    A kind of animal
  • Why do most Canadians live near the U.S. border?
    It's where the mountains are
    The ocean is there
    It is colder there with less jobs
    There are more jobs and warmer weather
  • Where do most Canadians live today?
    On farms
    Near the North Pole
    In the mountains
    In cities of towns near the U.S. boarder
  • What is the population of Canada?
    33 million
    34 billion
    7 million
    34 million