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Canadian Geography Challenge 2016: Level 2
Canadian Geography Challenge 2016: Level 2
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A #Canadian #geography quiz with questions from the #RCGS #GeographyChallenge
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1
In which national park will you observe a polar bear migration?
Kootenay National Park
Yoho National Park
Wapusk National Park
Bruce Peninsula National Park
2
Which ocean is the world's smallest?
Arctic
Pacific
Indian
Atlantic
3
In Jan 2016, BC announced that 85% of the Great Bear Rainforest would be protected from what?
agriculture
mining
fishing
logging
4
Which park is famous for the animals shown in the photograph?
Riding Mountain National Park
Torngat Mountains National Park
Prince Albert National Park
Sable Island National Park
5
What weather pattern describes the unusual warming of surface waters in the Pacific Ocean?
Anti-Cyclone
Typhoon
El Niño
La Niña
6
What percentage of the Earth is covered by oceans?
97%
71%
55%
10%
7
What river feature is shown in the photograph?
Levee
Oxbow
Floodplain
Meander
8
Which Indigenous group most likely lived in structures similar to the one in the picture?
Mi'kmaq
Iroquois
Dene
Inuit
9
In which biome is agriculture a dominant human activity?
boreal forest
desert
temperate rainforest
grassland
10
What coastal feature is shown in the photograph?
Headland
Cave
Arch
Stack
11
Which Indigenous group is most likely responsible for building these features?
Inuit
Salish
Beothuk
Metis
12
Which two biomes have similar amounts of rainfall?
tundra and desert
rainforest and savanah
tundra and taiga
grassland and deciduous forest
13
Which biome has the most biodiversity?
boreal forest
tropical rainforest
savanna
tundra
14
What is the longest river in the world?
Amazon
Congo
Ganges
Nile
15
Which of the following devices is used for measuring the depths of water bodies?
Bathometer
Anemometer
Barometer
Altimeter
16
Allowing small groups controlled access to view wildlife is referred to as what?
poaching
eco-tourism
progressive management
resource exploitation
17
What is the largest animal in the oceans?
blue whale
nurse shark
giant squid
great white shark
18
Where is the deepest point in the world?
Aleutian Trench
Peru-Chile Trench
Java Trench
Mariana Trench
19
What is the name of the traditional food made from bison meat, fat and berries?
bannock
pemmican
bison jerky
sausage
20
Which country hosted the original Olympic Games?
France
Russia
United States
Greece
21
Which Canadian cities have hosted the Olympic Games?
Ottawa, Winnipeg, Halifax
Quebec City, Victoria, Regina
Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal
Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton
22
Which ocean holds almost 50% of Earth's total water surface?
Southern
Atlantic
Indian
Pacific
23
Which of the following crops was not part of the "Three Sisters"?
squash
beans
tobacco
corn
24
Which biome is dominated by pine and spruce trees?
savanna
deciduous forest
boreal forest
tropical rainforest
25
Which Indigenous group most likely lived in structures similar to the ones shown?
Haida
Wyandot
Nootka
Blackfoot
26
Which of the following is NOT a major biome in Canada?
desert
tundra
boreal forest
grassland
27
What traditional Eastern Canadian activity is being shown in the photograph?
bear proofing
determining trees' ages
collecting maple sap
selecting wood to make fiddles
28
Which mountain range is shown in the image?
Appalacian
Coast
Torngat
Rockies
29
What type of tree was used to carve these totem poles?
blue spruce
Douglas fir
oak
red cedar
30
Which ocean is located between Australia and Africa?
Atlantic
Pacific
Southern
Indian
31
Which city is the most southerly location to have hosted the summer Olympic Games?
Melbourne
Rio de Janeiro
Sydney
Nagano
32
The Salish Sea is located in which province or territory?
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Yukon
33
The Khutzeymateen is Canada's first and only sanctuary of which animal.
grizzly bear
bald eagle
bison
orca