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Canada QuizVersión en línea World Geography quiz on Canada por Nikki Bell 1 Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world Yes No 2 All of Canada lies in the Arctic Circle Yes No 3 Most Canadians live along the US border Yes No 4 In Quebec, many people speak French Yes No 5 The Inuit are among the "First Nations" of Canada Yes No 6 Canada's biggest crop is sugar cane, and it's most domesticated animal (sold for meat) is the kangaroo Yes No 7 Totem Poles are sewn together with the bones of animals Yes No 8 Along Western Canada, the lumber industry creates a large export for Canada Yes No 9 The St Lawrence Seaway allows ships to go from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean Yes No 10 The St Lawrence Seaway is open to ships year round Yes No 11 Cranberries are a major crop along the coast of New Brunswick on the Eastern shoreline of Canada Yes No 12 Some of the world's richest fishing grounds are found off Newfoundland, Canada Yes No 13 The Palm Tree is so important to Canada, you can find it on their flag. Yes No 14 A favorite sport in Canada is beach volleyball Yes No 15 There are regions in North Western Canada in which the First Nations lead the government. Yes No

Canada QuizVersión en línea

World Geography quiz on Canada

por Nikki Bell

Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world

Yes

All of Canada lies in the Arctic Circle

Yes

Most Canadians live along the US border

Yes

In Quebec, many people speak French

Yes

The Inuit are among the "First Nations" of Canada

Yes

Canada's biggest crop is sugar cane, and it's most domesticated animal (sold for meat) is the kangaroo

Yes

Totem Poles are sewn together with the bones of animals

Yes

Along Western Canada, the lumber industry creates a large export for Canada

Yes

The St Lawrence Seaway allows ships to go from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean

Yes

The St Lawrence Seaway is open to ships year round

Yes

Cranberries are a major crop along the coast of New Brunswick on the Eastern shoreline of Canada

Yes

Some of the world's richest fishing grounds are found off Newfoundland, Canada

Yes

The Palm Tree is so important to Canada, you can find it on their flag.

Yes

A favorite sport in Canada is beach volleyball

Yes

There are regions in North Western Canada in which the First Nations lead the government.

Yes

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Canada QuizVersión en línea

por Nikki Bell

Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world

All of Canada lies in the Arctic Circle

Most Canadians live along the US border

In Quebec, many people speak French

The Inuit are among the "First Nations" of Canada

Canada's biggest crop is sugar cane, and it's most domesticated animal (sold for meat) is the kangaroo

Totem Poles are sewn together with the bones of animals

Along Western Canada, the lumber industry creates a large export for Canada

The St Lawrence Seaway allows ships to go from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean

The St Lawrence Seaway is open to ships year round

Cranberries are a major crop along the coast of New Brunswick on the Eastern shoreline of Canada

Some of the world's richest fishing grounds are found off Newfoundland, Canada

The Palm Tree is so important to Canada, you can find it on their flag.

A favorite sport in Canada is beach volleyball

There are regions in North Western Canada in which the First Nations lead the government.