Provinces & Territories
How many provinces does Canada have?
10
Which country has the largest population in the world?
India
What is the largest river in Canada?
Mackenzie
What two major climate zones does Canada have?
Temperate and Polar.
How many lakes does Canada have?
More than 30 thousands.
Which province mainly speaks French language?
Quebec
What are three largest cities in Canada?
Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal.
What is the most famous mountain in Canada?
Rocky mountains.
What are Canadian major 5 climate sub-zones?
What famous type of pizza comes from Canada?
Hawaiian
Which province is located farthest in the east?
What is the reason that most of Canadians live in southern provinces?
What is physical geography?
Physical geography is the study of natural features of the Earth’s surface—landforms, climate, vegetation, water bodies, and soils.
What is climate?
Climate is a weather pattern that repeats for more than 30 years in a row.
How long is day time in Arctic Canada, during summer time?
Up to 24 hours.
What is the difference between a province and a territory?
Provinces have more autonomy in making decisions, while territories depend on federal government of Canada.
What is population density?
Number of people per square kilometer.
Name at least one Canadian lake.
Superior lake.
In which provinces is Prairie climate sub-zone located?
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.
Word Canada comes from which language?
Comes from one of the Indigenous languages, Huron.
Name all three territories of Canada.
Yukon, Northwest, and Nunavut.
If Nunavut is measured by 2 million square kilometers, and has population of 40 people, what is it's population density?
0.02 people/square kilometer
What is the latitude and longitude (coordinates) of Toronto.
Why does Prairie region in Canada has so little rain throughout the whole year?
How many different time zones does Canada have?
6