Tell Me What
What refers to a country's way of life?
culture
What is the national symbol of Canada?
Maple Leaf
What is the smallest ocean in the world?
the Arctic Ocean
What is the world's largest bay?
Hudson Bay
What are the most numerous and varied trees in the world called?
conifers
What places does the New World refer to?
North America, Central America, and South America
What is the national anthem of Canada?
O Canada
What is the most prominent landform in the eastern United States?
the Appalachians
What is another name for taiga?
boreal forest
What are trees that keep their leaves all year long called?
evergreens
What do we call a setting where certain plants and animals thrive?
habitat
What is Canada’s form of government?
Constitutional Monarchy
What is the largest known underground cave system in the world?
Mammoth Cave
What do we call the people of northern Alaska?
If you said Inuit, well done!
For now, let's have the answer Eskimo.
What do we call the “King of the birds”?
Golden Eagle
What were the three famous groups of people who inhabited the Americas?
Inca, Aztec, and Maya
What is the leader of Canada called?
Prime Minister
What did the indigenous peoples of the eastern woodlands use as money, a token of friendship, and as a gift?
wampums
What is the largest gulf in the world?
Gulf of Mexico (not Gulf of America)
What are little rodents that look like fat, round mice?
lemmings
What refers to the movement of a group of people from one part of the world to another?
migration
What do we call the personal representative of the British monarch?
Governor General
What are the five tribes that belong to the Iroquois League of Five Nations?
Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca
What do we call the area between the North Pole and the Northern Timberline?
the arctic region
What is another name for the northern lights?
aurora borealis