Vocabulary
Administrative unit similar to a state.
What are Provinces?
Canada's largest economic trading partner.
Who is the United States?
Group of islands.
What is an archipelago?
What type of government does Canada have?
What is a parliamentary democracy?
The three environmental issues facing Canada.
What is pollution of the Great Lakes, Mining of the Canadian Shield, and Deforestation?
When you are able to speak more than one language, such as French and English.
What is bilingual?
The number of lakes in Canada.
What is 2-3 million?
Flat, treeless land with frozen ground year-round.
What is a tundra?
The leader of Canada that is elected by the people.
Who is the prime minister?
The most popular sport in Canada.
What is ice hockey?
Large area of relatively flat land made of ancient, hard rock.
What is the Canadian Shield?
The way that Canada's government is DIFFERENT than the United States'.
What is Canada having a king/queen and that the prime minister chooses people to be in the Senate.
The first people to live in a place, such as being native to Canada.
What is indigenous?
Which province produces the most maple syrup?
What is Quebec?
Canada is the second largest country in the world by land size. This country is the largest country by land size.
What is Russia?
The name of the monarch that oversees Canada.
Who is King Charles III?
The names of the THREE indigenous groups of Canada.
Who are the Metis, the Inuit, and the First Nation?
What Great Lakes border Canada?
What is Lake Superior, Lake Ontario, Lake Huron, Lake Eerie?
Name the FIVE regions of Canada.
What are the Atlantic Provinces, British Columbia, the North, the Prairie Provinces, and Central Canada (Ontario and Quebec)?