Mountain Ranges
Plains & Shield
Forest Regions
Lakes & Rivers
Mixed Bag
100

Which mountain range stretches along the BC-Alberta boundary and is home to Banff and Jasper National Parks?

The Rocky Mountains
100

Which region covers 48% of Canada and contains vast mineral wealth like nickel, copper, and gold?

The Canadian Shield

100
Which is the largest vegetation zone in Canada, covering 55% of the lands?

The Boreal Forest Zone

100
Which Great Lake is the largest, deepest, and coldest?

Lake Superior

100

What is the capital city of Canada?

Ottawa

200

Which mountain range extends 1600km north from Vancouver into the Yukon, with very rainy slopes?

The Coast Mountains

200
Which region is flat, fertile in the south, and rich in oil and natural gas?

The Interior Plains

200

Which rare ecosystem in BC includes the Great Bear Rainforest?

The Temperate Rainforest

200

Which lake in Manitoba is called "muddy water" from the Cree word Win Nippe?

Lake Winnipeg

200

Which Great Lake contains Manitoulin Island, the world's largest freshwater island?

Lake Huron

300

Which mountain system is among the oldest on Earth, between 1.1 billion and 541 million years old?

The Appalachian Uplands

300

Which region forms the largest wetland in North America and is crucial for carbon storage?

The Hudson Bay Lowlands
300

Which forest region features BOTH evergreen and deciduous trees, mainly around southern Ontario and Quebec?

The Mixed Forest Region

300

Which Northwest Territories lake is the largest entirely in Canada, and named after Hudson's Bay Company members?

Great Bear Lake

300

Which Great Lake is entirely located within the United States?

Lake Michigan

400

Which highlands are part of the Canadian Shield, reaching over 1000m in elevation near Quebec City?

The Laurentian Highlands

400

Which region is Canada's most complex physiographic region, divided into three different subregions

The Arctic Lands

400

Which is Canada's smallest forest region, but has the greatest number of native tree species?

The Deciduous Forest Region
400

Which river connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean and was central to the development of New France?

The St. Lawrence River

400

Which river generates about half of BC's hydroelectric power due to its dams?

The Columbia River

500

The Rocky Mountains were formed mainly during which geologic period, about 200 million years ago?

The Jurassic Period

500

Which is the smallest physiographic region in Canada but the most densely populated?

Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Lowlands

500
Natural disturbances like forest fires are necessary in this forest region to maintain healthy ecosystems

The Boreal Forest Zone

500

Which BC river is famous for its salmon runs and was the site of an 1858 gold rush?

The Fraser River

500

Which Indigenous groups traditionally lived in and around the Rocky Mountains? Name two

Kootenay, Shuswap, Blackfoot, Cree, or Metis

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