Rouge National Urban Park - Quiz
A) Rouge National Urban Park Authority B) Friends of the Rouge Watershed C) Parks Canada D) Toronto Zoo
A) To privatize parts of the park for commercial use B) To create new urban development projects within the park C) To protect the park and its ecosystems, cultural artifacts, and native wildlife D) To reduce funding for environmental protection in the park
A) Constructed artificial nests for the turtles B) Began a captive breeding program in zoos C) Reared and released 113 baby Blanding's turtles D) Introduced new predators to control their population
A) Airborne particles only B) Noise pollution C) Pesticides and nutrients D) Wildlife disturbances
A) Six B) Twelve C) Ten D) Three
A) Decreased levels of chloride in streams B) Increased wildlife population C) The Morningside Stream was choked with pollutants such as oil, rubber, plastics, and heavy metals D) Improved water quality in streams
A) Decreased air quality, increased smog and greenhouse gas emissions B) Improved water filtration C) Increased biodiversity D) Reduced noise pollution
A) Raptor posts for owls and hawks B) Birdhouses for songbirds C) Bat boxes D) Fish ladders in streams
A) Conduct research on plant species B) Organize recreational events C) Look after the park and patrol all year long, working closely with local police D) Manage urban development projects
A) Decreased sediment loading in streams B) Reduced nutrient levels in soil C) Improved aquatic life conditions D) Increased erosion and channel instability
A) Leachates leaking through the sides of the landfill B) Improved water quality C) Reduced soil contamination D) Increased wildlife habitat
A) Decreased pollution levels B) Killing of fish up to 4 kilometres downstream of the spill C) Improved water clarity D) Increased fish population
A) Reduced surface runoff B) Increased groundwater recharge C) Improved soil permeability D) Pollutants are picked up and rapidly run off
A) Increased wildlife diversity B) Reduced air pollution C) Impact on acoustic ecology (soundscaping) D) Improved visitor experience
A) Reduced irrigation efforts B) Expanded course areas into wetlands C) Increased pesticide use D) Fitted environmental standards
A) Farms, due to nutrients, bacteria, and pesticides B) Natural springs C) Recreational fishing D) Urban parks
A) Reduced chloride levels in streams B) Contamination of groundwater and leaching out of trace metals C) Improved soil quality D) Increased water clarity
A) 0.04 mg/L to 0.07 mg/L B) 0.02 mg/L to 0.05 mg/L C) 0.03 mg/L to 0.06 mg/L D) 0.01 mg/L to 0.03 mg/L
A) 2008 B) 2011 C) 2005 D) 1995
A) 19.1 km2 B) 22.8 km2 C) 6.5 km2 D) 79.1 km2
A) January 27, 2025 B) May 15, 2015 C) October 2017 D) April 1, 2015
A) 22.8 km2 B) 19.1 km2 C) 40 km2 D) 79.1 km2
A) Creating industrial zones B) Building an airport C) Establishing a commercial district D) Developing residential areas
A) 5,000 B) Over 20,000 C) 30,000 D) 10,000
A) Conservationists B) Canadian Armed Forces C) Community groups D) Indigenous People
A) Ontario, Canada B) Quebec, Canada C) British Columbia, Canada D) Alberta, Canada
A) 65% B) 75% C) 95% D) 85%
A) Meteor impacts B) Volcanic eruptions C) Tsunamis D) Melting glaciers
A) Lawren Harris B) Emily Carr C) F.H. Varley D) Tom Thomson
A) A mountain range B) A volcanic ridge C) A large ice lobe D) A sandbar
A) Permanent settlements B) Industrial complexes C) Temporary campsites D) Military outposts
A) 1969 B) 1984 C) 1991 D) 1975
A) British traders B) French explorers C) Indigenous Peoples D) European settlers
A) 1969 B) 2001 C) 1985 D) 1991
A) Fencing and security systems B) Underground vaults C) Naturally protected D) Man-made barriers
A) 2017 B) 2013 C) 2019 D) 2016
A) 5 B) 10 C) 15 D) 20
A) Year-round bus tours B) Bicycle rentals C) Seasonal shuttle service D) Taxi services
A) OCAD University B) York University C) Ryerson University D) University of Toronto
A) Rouge Transit B) Markham Bus Lines C) Parkbus D) Toronto Shuttle Service
A) Winter Walk Festival B) Hoot and Howl C) BioBlitz D) Frog Watch
A) 2018 B) 2021 C) 2020 D) 2019
A) Business Incubator B) Innovation Centre C) Entrepreneurship Lab D) The Hub
A) July 4, 2017 B) January 1, 2018 C) December 31, 2016 D) October 21, 2017
A) Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) B) David Suzuki Foundation C) iNaturalist D) City of Toronto
A) 1006 B) 40 C) 261 D) 43
A) David Suzuki Foundation B) iNaturalist C) Parks Canada D) Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)
A) 21 B) 261 C) 1006 D) 40
A) 261 B) 40 C) 1006 D) 65
A) 261 B) 21 C) 1006 D) 65
A) 261 B) 21 C) 65 D) 40
A) It releases inorganic mercury into the water B) It increases the rate of bacterial methylation C) It has no effect on MeHg production D) It binds inorganic mercury, preventing bacterial methylation
A) 100 hectares B) 10 hectares C) 50 hectares D) More than 32 hectares
A) Shopping mall tours B) Luxury hotel stays C) Amusement park rides D) Unique visitor farm experiences
A) Whittamore's Farm B) Rouge Valley Farmers Market C) Markham Farmers Market D) Reesor's Farm Market |
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