A) Avalonia Terrane B) Meguma Terrane C) Ganderia Terrane D) Bras d'Or Terrane
A) Avalonia B) Gondwana C) Pangea D) Laurentia
A) Neoacadian Orogeny B) Salinic Orogeny C) Hercynian Orogeny D) Acadian Orogeny
A) Mid-Atlantic Ridge B) Appalachian Mountains C) Iapetus Suture D) Laurentide Ice Sheet
A) Blair River Inlier B) Avalonia Terrane C) Windsor Group D) Meguma Terrane
A) Rifting of the Iapetus Ocean B) Acadian Orogeny C) Formation of Pangea D) Collision of Avalonia Terrane
A) Cliff beach B) Rocky beach C) Sandy beach D) Shingle beach
A) Neils Harbour B) South Harbor C) Ingonish Beach D) Keltic Lodge, on Middle Head
A) Boulders B) Limestone C) Sandstone D) Shale
A) Ganderia Terrane B) Meguma Terrane C) Windsor Group D) Blair River Inlier
A) Cabot Fault B) Aspy Fault C) Wilkie Brook Fault Zone D) Red River Fault Zone
A) Gillanders Mountain Pluton B) Cameron Brook Pluton C) Jumping Brook Metamorphic Suite D) Pleasant Bay Pluton
A) 493 Ma Early Ordovician B) 402 Ma Early Devonian C) 403 Ma Early Devonian D) 550 Ma Neoproterozoic
A) Wilkie Brook Fault Zone B) Cabot Fault C) Red River Fault Zone D) Aspy Fault
A) Orthogneiss B) Anorthosite C) Granodiorite D) Metamorphosed siltstone
A) Cameron Brook Pluton B) Gillanders Mountain Pluton C) Jumping Brook Metamorphic Suite D) Pleasant Bay Pluton
A) Orthogneiss B) Diorite C) Granodiorite D) Anorthosite
A) Meguma Terrane B) Avalonia Terrane C) Ganderia Terrane D) Blair River Inlier
A) Orthogneiss B) Granite C) Anorthosite D) Diorite
A) Gillanders Mountain Pluton B) Cameron Brook Pluton C) Pleasant Bay Pluton D) Not specified by name, but located near La Rigoueche
A) 402 Ma Early Devonian B) 493 Ma Early Ordovician C) 364 Ma Late Devonian D) 550 Ma Neoproterozoic
A) Eagle owl B) Peregrine falcon C) Sparrow D) Bald eagle
A) 1999 B) 2004 C) 2010 D) 1985
A) Raccoon B) Lynx C) Bobcat D) Moose
A) Nova Scotia mouse B) Gaspé shrew C) Rocky slope shrew D) Long-tailed park shrew
A) Harbor seals B) Grey seals C) Dolphins D) Humpback whales
A) Garter snake B) Leatherback sea turtle C) Wood turtle D) Red belly snake
A) Mammal B) Fish C) Reptile D) Bird
A) Kestrel B) Red fox C) Bald eagle D) Northern gannets
A) Genetically distinct B) Endangered C) Extinct D) Invasive
A) Newfoundland and Labrador B) Prince Edward Island C) Nova Scotia D) Quebec
A) 1000 B) 948 C) 500 D) 800
A) Acadian and Boreal B) Tundra and Taiga C) Rainforest and Savanna D) Deciduous and Coniferous
A) Mount Carleton B) Mount Aspy C) Mount Caubvick D) White Hill
A) North Aspy River B) Saint Lawrence River C) Chéticamp River D) None of the above
A) Trail expansion project B) Wildlife reintroduction program C) Regional boreal forest restorations D) Visitor center construction
A) 15 B) 30 C) 40 D) 26
A) Outside the park boundaries B) In the center of the park C) At the western entrance D) On the eastern side
A) Aspy Valley B) Cabot Links C) Chéticamp Greens D) Highlands Links
A) Golf Magazine B) National Geographic C) Sports Illustrated D) Time
A) Greenpeace B) World Wildlife Fund C) Nature Conservancy D) Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program
A) Ten B) Seven C) Five D) Three
A) Freshwater Lake and Warren Lake B) Lake Ainslie and Loon Lake C) Tusket Lake and Baddeck Lake D) Chéticamp Lake and Aspy Lake |