Quebec and Ontario developed as Canada’s economic heart because of the provinces’ locations

on the major waterway linking Canada and the Atlantic Ocean.

Canada’s climates are generally colder than those of the United States because

Canada is located farther north of the Equator than the US

Which of the following is an accurate statement about the population distribution of Canada?

Most Canadians live within 200 miles of the US

Which of the following distinguishes the province of Quebec from the rest of Canada?

It has the closest ties to the customs & culture of France.

Why is Canada's population density so low?

Because most of the land is unsuitable for agriculture

The United States buys

about 85 percent of all Canadian exports

As a result of the French and Indian War,

France lost control of it territories in North America

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1
Quebec and Ontario developed as Canada’s economic heart because of the provinces’ locations
bordering the Hudson Bay.
in the southeastern corner of Canada near the United States.
along Canada’s major railroad lines.
on the major waterway linking Canada and the Atlantic Ocean.
2
Canada’s climates are generally colder than those of the United States because
there are no coastal ranges in Canada.
the Canadian Shield blocks ocean winds from blowing inland.
Canada does not lie near any warm bodies of water
Canada is located farther north of the Equator than the US
3
During the American Revolution,
The US gained control of valuable British forts in Canada.
Britain lost control of all their North American territory.
Canada stayed loyal to Britain
Canada fought along side the United States.
4
Which of the following is an accurate statement about the population distribution of Canada?
The population is evenly distributed throughout the country.
Half of Canadians live in the province of Nova Scotia.
Most Canadians live within 200 miles of the US
Most Canadians live in the northern 2/3 of the country.
5
The Canadian Shield, a vast expanse of ancient rock, is located
along the banks of the St. Lawrence River.
around Hudson Bay.
in the far northern regions of Canada.
along the Pacific coast of Canada.
6
After WWII, Canada
was denied membership to the United Nations
was in possession of its own government with restrictions
became a Dominion of the British Empire
became an independent nation
7
Which of the following distinguishes the province of Quebec from the rest of Canada?
It has the closest ties to the customs & culture of France.
It voted against becoming independent from Great Britain.
It has the largest Asian immigrant community
It has the largest Inuit population.
8
Select two Native Canadians
Comanche
Inuits
Shawnee
Cree
9
This region has many ponds, lakes, and streams. As a result, it is mostly wetlands.
St. Lawrence Lowlands
Appalachian Mountain
Canadian Shield
Hudson Bay Lowlands
10
Why is Canada's population density so low?
The standard of living is too high for people to afford
Because Canada has been a closed country for immigration
Because most of the land is unsuitable for agriculture
Because the culture is not accepting of outsiders.
11
Which region is named after the indigenous people who lived there?
Innuitaian
Coredilleran
Newfoundland
Sasktchewan
12
Who were the first Europeans in Canada?
Spanish
British
French
Vikings
13
The United States buys
almost 25 percent of all Canadian exports.
manufactured goods only.
all of Canada’s petroleum and natural gas.
about 85 percent of all Canadian exports
14
New France was
established at Quebec City
A trading post for the British and French
established because of an abundance of coal
where the Canadian Pacific railway connected with Hudson Bay
15
As a result of the French and Indian War,
Britain lost control of Quebec
France lost control of it territories in North America
Canada became an independent nation
France and Britain split Canada into two territories.
16
Which of the following oceans is not a boarder to Canada
Antarctic
Arctic
Pacific
Atlantic
17
Who is the royal representation in Canada
Governor General
Prime Minister
Queen
Lieutenant Governor
18
This region was heavily logged causing destruction to the forest and animals
Appalachian Mountain
Western Cordillera
Innuitian
Hudson Bay Lowlands
19
This region is used for farming because of its sedimentary rock which is rich in minerals
Interior Plains
Arctic Lowlands
Western Cordillera
Hudson Bay Lowlands
20
The people of the Canada share all of the following traits except
little cultural diversity.
a long life expectancy
a high standard of living.
a high literacy rate

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Questions 20

Answers

1
Quebec and Ontario developed as Canada’s economic heart because of the provinces’ locations
bordering the Hudson Bay.
in the southeastern corner of Canada near the United States.
along Canada’s major railroad lines.
on the major waterway linking Canada and the Atlantic Ocean.
2
Canada’s climates are generally colder than those of the United States because
there are no coastal ranges in Canada.
the Canadian Shield blocks ocean winds from blowing inland.
Canada does not lie near any warm bodies of water
Canada is located farther north of the Equator than the US
3
During the American Revolution,
The US gained control of valuable British forts in Canada.
Britain lost control of all their North American territory.
Canada stayed loyal to Britain
Canada fought along side the United States.
4
Which of the following is an accurate statement about the population distribution of Canada?
The population is evenly distributed throughout the country.
Half of Canadians live in the province of Nova Scotia.
Most Canadians live within 200 miles of the US
Most Canadians live in the northern 2/3 of the country.
5
The Canadian Shield, a vast expanse of ancient rock, is located
along the banks of the St. Lawrence River.
around Hudson Bay.
in the far northern regions of Canada.
along the Pacific coast of Canada.
6
After WWII, Canada
was denied membership to the United Nations
was in possession of its own government with restrictions
became a Dominion of the British Empire
became an independent nation
7
Which of the following distinguishes the province of Quebec from the rest of Canada?
It has the closest ties to the customs & culture of France.
It voted against becoming independent from Great Britain.
It has the largest Asian immigrant community
It has the largest Inuit population.
8
Select two Native Canadians
Comanche
Inuits
Shawnee
Cree
9
This region has many ponds, lakes, and streams. As a result, it is mostly wetlands.
St. Lawrence Lowlands
Appalachian Mountain
Canadian Shield
Hudson Bay Lowlands
10
Why is Canada's population density so low?
The standard of living is too high for people to afford
Because Canada has been a closed country for immigration
Because most of the land is unsuitable for agriculture
Because the culture is not accepting of outsiders.
11
Which region is named after the indigenous people who lived there?
Innuitaian
Coredilleran
Newfoundland
Sasktchewan
12
Who were the first Europeans in Canada?
Spanish
British
French
Vikings
13
The United States buys
almost 25 percent of all Canadian exports.
manufactured goods only.
all of Canada’s petroleum and natural gas.
about 85 percent of all Canadian exports
14
New France was
established at Quebec City
A trading post for the British and French
established because of an abundance of coal
where the Canadian Pacific railway connected with Hudson Bay
15
As a result of the French and Indian War,
Britain lost control of Quebec
France lost control of it territories in North America
Canada became an independent nation
France and Britain split Canada into two territories.
16
Which of the following oceans is not a boarder to Canada
Antarctic
Arctic
Pacific
Atlantic
17
Who is the royal representation in Canada
Governor General
Prime Minister
Queen
Lieutenant Governor
18
This region was heavily logged causing destruction to the forest and animals
Appalachian Mountain
Western Cordillera
Innuitian
Hudson Bay Lowlands
19
This region is used for farming because of its sedimentary rock which is rich in minerals
Interior Plains
Arctic Lowlands
Western Cordillera
Hudson Bay Lowlands
20
The people of the Canada share all of the following traits except
little cultural diversity.
a long life expectancy
a high standard of living.
a high literacy rate