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Landforms
Provinces and Territories
Capital Cities of Canada
Canada's Provinces and Territories
Great Lakes
100
Which landform is known for it's rugged beauty?
Canadian Shield
100
Which province is the smallest?
Prince Edward Island.
100
What is the capital of Canada?
Ottawa.
100
What are the 3 prairie provinces?
Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan.
100
Which of the Great Lakes is the largest?
Lake Superior
200
Which landform is the smallest?
Great lakes- St. Lawrence Lowlands
200
Which is the largest province by area?
Quebec.
200
Which capital has no rats?
Edmonton.
200
What province is the only officially bilingual province?
New Bruinswick.
200
Which of the Great Lakes is located solely within the United States?
Lake Michigan.
300
What percentage of Canada's landmass is covered by Arctic?
25%
300
Which province has the largest population?
Alberta.
300
Which provinces capital is St. Johns?
Newfoundland and Labrador.
300
Which was the last province to join Canada?
Newfoundland and Labrador.
300
Which of the Great Lakes is the smallest in volume?
Lake Erie.
400
500 Million years ago shallow seas covered what landform?
Interior Plains
400
Which province has the highest elevation?
Alberta.
400
Which capital city is the oldest?
Quebec City.
400
What year did Nova Scotia join Canada?
1867.
400
Which of the Great Lakes is the smallest in surface area?
Lake Ontario.
500

Name the 3 of the 6 types of Canadian landforms.

Cordillera, Arctic, Appalachian, Interior Plains, Canadian Shield, Great Lakes- St. Lawrence Lowlands.

500
Which provinces do not touch salt water?
Alberta and Saskatchewan
500
Which capital city is only 3062km away from the North Pole?
Yellowknife.
500
Which territory was the last to join Canada?
Nunavut.
500
Is the province of Ontario named after the lake or vice versa?
The province of Ontario was named after the lake.