A) Home of the caribou B) Land of eternal ice C) Place where the sun does not rise D) Northern wilderness
A) December 31, 2014 B) September 1, 2015 C) June 24, 2015 D) January 1, 2016
A) Southern Rocky Mountains B) Western High Arctic natural region C) Eastern Low Arctic natural region D) Central Boreal Plains
A) Bald eagle habitat B) Grizzly bear habitat C) Peary caribou habitat D) Polar fox habitat
A) Cornwallis Island B) Devon Island C) Northwest Bathurst Island D) Ellesmere Island
A) Tuktusiuqvialuk National Park B) Inuit Heritage Park C) Bathurst National Park D) Arctic Wilderness Park
A) Resolute B) Iqaluit C) Cambridge Bay D) Rankin Inlet
A) Igneous rocks such as granite and basalt B) Metamorphic rocks such as schist and gneiss C) Volcanic rocks such as pumice and obsidian D) Sedimentary rocks such as limestone, sandstone and dolomite
A) Canyons and waterfalls B) Volcanic craters and lava flows C) Sand dunes and desert pavements D) Eskers, moraines and beach terraces
A) Tropical wet climate B) Cold dry climate C) Mediterranean climate D) Temperate humid climate
A) Less than 130 mm B) More than 1000 mm C) Around 500 mm D) Approximately 750 mm
A) Peary caribou B) Arctic wolf C) Grizzly bear D) Muskoxen
A) Bowhead whales B) Ringed seals C) Dolphins D) Polar bears
A) Oak trees B) Purple saxifrage C) Maple trees D) Pine trees
A) To locate new mining sites B) Part of a park feasibility study C) For oil exploration D) To assess wildlife populations
A) Selected by international committee B) By government decree C) Chosen by Parks Canada officials D) Through a contest in the local area
A) 0 °C in January to 15 °C in July B) 20 °C in January to 40 °C in July C) -35 °C in January to 5 °C in July D) 10 °C in January to 30 °C in July
A) Penguins and flamingos B) Parrots and toucans C) Snowy owls and snow geese D) Eagles and hawks
A) 2017 B) 2016 C) 2014 D) 2015 |