Canada Test
A) St. Lawrence River B) Atlantic Ocean C) The Great Lakes D) Hudson Bay
A) Hudson Bay B) St. Lawrence River C) Canadian Shield D) The Great Lakes
A) Hudson Bay B) St. Lawrence River C) Atlantic Ocean D) Pacific Ocean
A) Hudson Bay B) St. Lawrence River C) Atlantic Ocean D) Pacific Ocean
A) The Great Lakes B) Rocky Mountains C) Hudson Bay D) Canadian Shield
A) Hudson Bay B) Rocky Mountains C) Canadian Shield D) Atlantic Ocean
A) Hudson Bay B) The Great Lakes C) St. Lawrence River D) Atlantic Ocean
A) Russia B) Cuba C) Canada D) United States
A) Most Canadians live within 100 miles of the US border B) Most Canadians live in the Toronto area C) Most Canadians live north of Ontario and Quebec D) Most Canadians live in rural areas
A) The US has a smaller population than Canada B) Canada has a large population compared to its land area C) Mexico has a smaller population than Canada D) Canada has a small population compared to the size of its land area
A) Oil, Timber, and Workers B) Fish, timber, and Railroads C) Coal, Oil, and Water D) Highways, Natural Gas, and Wildlife
A) It can supply its own energy needs and does not have to depend on other countries B) Canadians use more oil and natural gas than people in other countries but it costs them less C) Canadians don't need as much oil and natural gas as other people in other countries do D) It can help other countries that don't have these resources
A) the countries share a border over 3000 miles long B) Canada has many natural resources and goods not available in the US C) Canada has major access to 7 major ports on 3 oceans D) the countries have abundant natural resources and a long growing season
A) Rocky Mountains B) Hudson Bay C) Canadian Shield D) Great Lakes
A) comfortable year-round B) cold C) warm and dry D) hot and humid
A) England B) China C) Mexico D) United States
A) Great Lakes and Atlantic Ocean B) Hudson Bay and Atlantic Ocean C) Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean D) Arctic Ocean and Atlantic Ocean
A) oil spills B) pollution C) water conservation D) too many swimmers
A) Acid Rain B) Waste from Mining C) Oil Spills D) Pollution of the Great Lakes
A) irrigation B) hydroelectric power C) tourist boats D) swimming
A) 2005 B) 1776 C) 1982 D) 1920
A) Queen B) President C) Governor-General D) Prime Minister
A) Parliamentary Democracy B) Constitutional Monarchy C) Federation D) Presidential Democracy
A) Spain and Portugal B) England and France C) France and Italy D) Spain and England
A) Quebec B) France C) British Columbia D) Ontario
A) John Cabot B) Vasco da Gama C) Samuel de Champlain D) Christopher Columbus
A) French and English B) Portuguese and French C) Spanish and English D) French and Spanish
A) Grocery Stores and Malls B) Trucking and Postal Service C) Health care and Postal Service D) Grocery Stores and Postal Service
A) Judaism and Yiddish B) Protestantism and English C) Polytheism and Spanish D) Catholicism and French
A) Polytheism and Spanish B) Protestantism and English C) Catholicism and French D) Judaism and Yiddish |
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