Canadian Provinces/Territories and Their Capitals
UNESCO
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100
_______ is the capital of Canada.
Ottawa
100

Stonehenge is located in the European country of ________.

England

100
The ______ ___________ _______ is the largest reef system in the world.
Great Barrier Reef
100
_______ is the capital of Ontario, and the biggest city in Canada.
Toronto
100
_______ National Park is located in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, and is also the first National Park.
Yellowstone
200
________ is the most recent province or territory to become part of Canada.
Nunavut
200
Macchu Picchu is located in _______.
Peru
200
The _______ hit an iceberg on April 11th, 1912.
Titanic
200
____________ is the smallest canadian provincial capital.
Charlottetown
200
The ______ __ _______ was a gift from France to America to symbolize their liberty.
Statue of Liberty
300
________ is the most populous prairie province in Canada.
Alberta
300
The ___ Wall __ ______ can be seen from space.
Great, Of China
300
There are __ Olympian gods not including Hestia.
12
300
The _____ calendar predicted the end of the world on December 21, 2012.
Mayan
300
_______ National Park is the biggest protected marsh in the US.
Everglades
400
____ ________ is the largest province in the Maritimes.
New Brunswick
400
The ____ _______ is a mausoleum located in Agra, India.
Taj Mahal
400
The Golden Gate Bridge is a __________ bridge.
suspension
400
Uluru is a giant red-coloured rock because of ______ oxide inside it.
iron
400
Edmund _______ was the first person to make it up and down Mount Everest
Hillary
500
A six letter term for the prairie provinces is _______.
Alsama
500
The Pyramid of ______ is the largest Egyptian pyramid in the world.
Khufu
500
_________ _____ is the smallest landlocked country in the world.
Vatican City
500
The population of Iceland is ________, rounded to the nearest 100 000.
300 000
500
On August 4th, 2003, intense rainfall in Southwest Quebec triggered several flash floods in the ____ ______ Region.
Bois Francs
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