Political
Physical
Capital Cities
Provinces/Territories
Industries
100

We live in this province.

What is Ontario?


100

Boundaries that are created based on
physical characteristics, like bedrock and wildlife.

What is a physical region?

100

This is the capital city of Canada.

What is Ottawa?

100

This Canadian province reaches furthest south.

What is Ontario?

100

How many types of industries were discussed in class?

What is 4?

(Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary)

200

These provinces are beside Ontario.

What are Quebec & Manitoba?

200

Part of the ground in the Arctic that is permanently frozen.

What is the permafrost?

200

This is the capital city of Ontario.

What is Toronto?

200

This is the most western province in Canada.

What is British Columbia?

200

This sector is resource based.

What is the primary sector?


300

The capital of Alberta?

What is Edmonton?

300

This is a large area of flat land.

What is a plain?

300

This is the capital city of Prince Edward Island.

What is Charlottetown?

300

There are this many territories in Canada.

What is 3?

300

This sector is service based.

What is the tertiary sector?

400

This province is not located in the Interior Plains region.

What is Ontario?

400

This region is home to Polar Bear Provincial Park.

What is The Hudson Bay Lowlands?

400

This is the capital city of British Columbia.

What is Victoria?

400

There are this many provinces in Canada.

What is 10?

400

This sector is manufacturing based.

What is the secondary sector?

500

These provinces would be considered “central” in Canada?

What are Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba?

500

Name all of the Great Lakes.

What are Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior?

500

This is the capital city of Yukon.

What is Whitehorse?

500

This is the smallest province in Canada.

What is Prince Edward Island?

500

This sector is information based.

What is the quaternary sector?