Provinces/Territories and Capital Cities
Q: What is the capital city of Alberta?
A: Edmonton
Q: Which direction is directly opposite of south?
A: North
Q: What is something on Earth's surface that happens naturally, or without the help of humans?
A: Landforms
Q: What do we call materials and substances that we find in our environment?
A: Natural Resources
Q: What natural region is characterized by its rocky mountains and is a popular tourist destination for skiing and hiking?
A: Rocky Mountain region
Q: What is the capital of Canada?
A: Ottawa
Q: What is the abbreviation for northeast?
A: NE
Q: What landform is characterized by its tall peaks and has to be 300 meters or higher?
A: Mountains
Q: Even though the earth is mostly made up of this natural resource, only 2.5% of it is drinkable or usable for cooking.
A: Water
Q: What natural region has many sloughs, or swamps? In this natural region, there are many streams and other wetlands that many different plants and animals call home. Much of the areas in this region have had the vegetation cleared for farms.
A: Parkland region
Q: What is the capital city of British Columbia?
A: Victoria
Q: If you are facing west, which direction is to your right?
A: North
Q: What is a long and deep area of land between hills or mountains, typically formed by erosion from rivers and water and even sometimes glaciers?
A: Valley
Q: What natural resource is extracted from the ground and used to produce electricity and heat?
A: Coal
Q: What natural region has forested hills, rolling grasslands and river valleys between mountains. It is a beautiful landscape of long ridges and rolling hills.
A: Foothills region
Q: How many provinces are in Canada?
A: 7
Q: What cardinal direction is between west and south-west?
A: West-Southwest
Q: What landform is smaller than mountains and has rounded tops?
A: Hills
Q: What natural resource comes from trees and is used to make paper, furniture, and houses?
A: Wood
Q: What natural region has many different landforms, including valleys, plateaus, mountains, plains, and glaciers? This natural region is also known for its Badlands, which are areas that get very little rain so that hardly any vegetation grows.
A: Grassland region
Q: How many territories are in Canada?
A: 3
Q: Which direction is directly opposite of east?
A: West
Q: What landform is a large mass of ice that moves slowly down a mountain or valley?
A: Glaciers
Q: What natural resource is made from dead plants and animals that have been compacted and heated in the Earth's crust for millions of years?
A: Oil
Q: What natural region is covered by thick forests and is known for its logging industry?
A: Boreal forest region