Geographical Features
Canada shares this with the United States. It is the longest land line between two countries in the world.
border
Millions of people visit Ontario every year to see this famous, huge waterfall.
Niagara Falls
This province is the last of the three Prairie Provinces when you travel east. It has a big lake with the same name.
Manitoba
This is the capital city of the whole country of Canada. It is right next to Quebec.
Ottawa
Russia is the largest country in the world by total land area, Canada is the second-largest, but which country is third?
a. USA
b. China
c. Brazil
China
But USA is a bit larger if we include water.
What's the name of the lake that touches Toronto?
Lake Ontario
Canada has three very large Arctic islands called Baffin, Victoria, and Ellesmere. They are on the list of the top ten largest what?
islands
Canada has more than 2 million of these. No other country has more.
Lakes
This prairie province has a lot of wheat fields and is the sunniest place in Canada.
Saskatchewan
This is the capital city of Ontario and the biggest city in Canada.
Toronto
Thanks to millions of lakes, Canada one of the countries with the biggest amount of freshwater. How much of the world's freshwater can be found here?
a. 20%
b. 30%
c. 40%
20%
What's the most important street in our city?
Which direction does it go: north-south or east-west?
Yonge Street
N-S
These are two very beautiful and famous national parks in the mountains of Alberta.
Banff and Jasper
Canada has earthquakes and a few of these dangerous mountains that can open up and shoot hot lava.
volcanoes
This is the only Canadian province on the Pacific coast. It has many mountains and islands.
British Columbia
This capital city is in Saskatchewan. Its name means "queen" in Latin.
Regina
This vast, flat, and treeless Arctic geographic region is always frozen and borders Hudson Bay in northern Manitoba.
a. tundra
b. prairie
c. breadbasket
tundra
(double points if you tell me more)
Don
Humber
Rouge
This mountain range is found in British Columbia and Alberta. It has beautiful blue lakes and high peaks.
The Rocky Mountains (Rockies)
This small town in Manitoba has no roads. People go there by plane to see polar bears.
Churchill
This western province has flat land in the south, trees in the north, and the Rocky Mountains in the southwest.
Alberta
This city is the capital of Alberta. People call it the "Gateway to the North".
Edmonton
At 243,042 kilometers long, Canada holds the world record for the longest one of these geographical features.
a. roads
b. prairies
c. coast
Coast
Which famous Canadian personality is from Toronto?
a. Justin Bieber
b. Drake
c. Celine Dion
d. Leonard Cohen
b. Drake
Canada has big rivers, deep valleys, high mountains, and these large, moving rivers of ice
glaciers
The coldest temperature ever recorded in Canada was Snag, Yukon territory in 1947. What was the temperature?
a. -37
b. -47
c. -63
c. -63
This province has the most people in Canada. It sits between the Great Lakes and Hudson Bay.
Ontario
This is the capital city of British Columbia, and it is located on Vancouver Island.
Victoria
42% of Canada is forests. What percentage of world's forests are in Canada?
a. 2%
b. 8%
c. 16%
b. 8%
What is a nickname (another name) for Toronto?
The 6ix
T-Dot
Hogtown
The Big Smoke
Queen City