A) Palliser Expedition B) James Hector C) Kootenay River Runners D) Canadian Pacific Railway
A) Leader B) Surgeon and geologist C) Cartographer D) Explorer
A) 1845 to 1848 B) 1901 to 1904 C) 1870 to 1873 D) 1857 to 1860
A) No injuries occurred B) Three crew members were killed C) All crew members survived without injury D) The train derailed but remained intact
A) 112 cars and 3 locomotives B) 75 cars and 2 locomotives C) 50 cars and 1 locomotive D) 150 cars and 4 locomotives
A) Kootenay River Runners B) Canadian Pacific Railway C) Beaverfoot Adventures D) Palliser Expedition
A) Class 5 B) Class 3-4 C) Class 2 D) Class 6
A) It widened the river, making it easier for larger boats. B) It caused a significant increase in water levels. C) It blocked the river entirely, preventing any boating activities. D) It narrowed the river, allowing boats to pass freely through rapids.
A) Class 3 B) Class 2 C) Class 6 D) Class 4-5
A) Because it is too shallow for rafts. B) Due to the risk involved. C) Because it is closed by Canadian Pacific railway. D) Due to lack of interest from tourists.
A) Constructed a new bridge over the river. B) Removed all gates and barriers from the river. C) Closed the entire Kicking Horse River for rafting. D) Installed a gate prohibiting road access to the lower-canyon.
A) Increased the number of tourists visiting the river. B) Many were forced to stop rafting the lower-canyon, resulting in revenue and job loss. C) Allowed more companies to start rafting services. D) Had no impact on rafting activities.
A) Skiing B) Fishing C) Hiking D) Swimming
A) Alberta B) British Columbia C) Saskatchewan D) Yukon
A) Rocky Mountain Railways B) Vancouver and British Columbia Railway C) Canadian Pacific Railway D) Trans-Canada Railway
A) Narrow river channels B) Frequent flooding C) Rocky terrain D) Steep rate of descent
A) 200 feet (61 m) B) 150 feet (46 m) C) 250 feet (76 m) D) 100 feet (30 m)
A) 150,000 pounds (68,000 kg) B) 300,000 pounds (136,000 kg) C) 100,000 pounds (45,000 kg) D) 210,000 pounds (95,000 kg)
A) January 1999 B) September 2001 C) June 2005 D) December 2010
A) Highway 93 B) Trans-Canada Highway C) Icefields Parkway D) Yellowhead Highway
A) Hector Bridge B) Wapta Bridge C) Park Bridge D) Golden Bridge
A) On the west side of the town of Golden B) North of Golden C) South of Golden D) East of Golden
A) Columbia Mountains B) Dogtooth Range of the Purcell Mountains C) Rocky Mountains D) Selkirk Mountains
A) Wapta Falls B) Kicking Horse Cascade C) Natural Bridge Falls D) Bow River Falls
A) At the river's source B) In Yoho National Park C) Below Wapta Lake D) Near Field
A) 200-foot (61 m) B) 100-foot (30 m) C) 150-foot (46 m) D) 50-foot (15 m)
A) 400 feet (122 m) B) 300 feet (91 m) C) Over 500 feet (150 m) D) 700 feet (213 m) |