Mapping & Terminology
Population
Natural Disasters
Cities, Provinces & Territories
All About Canada
100

What are the four main directions on a compass?

North, East, South, West

100

What is the most populated city in Canada?

What is Toronto

100

This type of natural disaster involves shaking of the ground caused by movements of the Earth's outermost layer.

What is an Earthquake

100

The city of Toronto is in which province?

What is Ontario

100

This natural body of rushing water borders the U.S.A. It attracts many tourists every year. What is this body of water/7 wonder of the world called?

What is Niagara Falls

200

What is labelled at the top of all maps.

What is a title.

200

What is the Territory with the smallest population?

What is Nunavut (40,586)

200

This type of natural disaster involves a large, swirling storm where winds are produced at very high speeds. This type of storm is called a tropical cyclone.

What is a hurricane.

200

What is the Capital City of Canada?

What is Ottawa

200

This famous tower is seen in Downtown Toronto and is famous for being very tall and it can be seen very clearly in the skyline of Toronto.

What is the CN Tower

300

These symbols on a map are put together to show what they mean. A text description next to the symbols describes what the symbol represents. What is this collection of symbols called?

What is a legend.

300

What is the Province with the smallest population?

What is Prince Edward Island (172,707)

300

This type of natural disaster involves a big uncontrollable flame that usually burns in grasslands and forests. Canada has experienced this very recently in British Columbia, Alberta, the Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia.

What is a Wildfire

300

What are the two provinces next to Ontario?

What is Manitoba and Quebec.

300

There are five great lakes within Canada. What are two of the Great Lakes Called?

Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario

400
What is a book of maps or charts called?

What is an atlas

400

What is the total population of Canada?

What is 40.1 Million People

400

This type of natural disaster involves a series of very big waves of water usually caused by volcanic eruptions or by earthquakes under the ocean floor.

What is a tsunami.

400

Name all three of Canada's territories.

Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut

400

This famous Canadian mall has a water park, amusement park and casino inside it. What is this mall called, or what province is it located in?

West Edmonton Mall, Edmonton, Alberta.
500

This is used on a map to show the comparison of the distance on a map and the distance on the ground.

For example: 1 cm (Centimetre) on the map is 100 meters on the ground. 

What is a scale

500

What province had the highest population growth rate?

What is Alberta (4.3%)

P.E.I is second with (3.6%)

500

This type of natural disaster involves gas, lava and/or molten rock to erupt.

What is a volcanic eruption

500

What is the most eastern (To the Right) province of Canada?

Newfoundland and Labrador

500

This is the largest body of exposed Precambrian (really old) rock on the face of Earth that spans across many provinces and territories and parts of the U.S.A

What is the Canadian Shield

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