The Northern Lights in Canada - Test
  • 1. What causes the Northern Lights in Canada?
A) Clouds reflecting city lights
B) Solar particles interacting with the Earth's atmosphere
C) Volcanic activity in the region
D) Air pollution creating a natural light show
  • 2. In which Canadian province is Yellowknife, a popular destination for viewing the Northern Lights, located?
A) Northwest Territories
B) Nova Scotia
C) Quebec
D) Manitoba
  • 3. What color are the Northern Lights most commonly seen in Canada?
A) Green
B) Blue
C) Red
D) Purple
  • 4. What is another name for the Northern Lights?
A) Polar Glow
B) Aurora Borealis
C) Arctic Sparkle
D) Celestial Lights
  • 5. What is the phenomenon known as when the Northern Lights appear in the southern hemisphere?
A) Twilight Zone
B) Aurora Australis
C) Solar Eclipse
D) Midnight Sun
  • 6. During what phase of the solar cycle are the Northern Lights most active?
A) Solar equinox
B) Solar eclipse
C) Solar minimum
D) Solar maximum
  • 7. In which direction do the Northern Lights typically move across the sky?
A) From west to east
B) From north to south
C) In a zigzag pattern
D) From east to west
  • 8. What weather conditions are ideal for viewing the Northern Lights?
A) Clear skies with no light pollution
B) Foggy conditions near a city
C) Heavy rain and thunderstorms
D) Snowstorms with overcast skies
  • 9. Which Canadian city is known for hosting the 'Aurora Festival' to celebrate the Northern Lights?
A) Toronto
B) Calgary
C) Yellowknife
D) Vancouver
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