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Chp 18 Canada
Power ReviewUpdate Feb 2008
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Which of the following is the cause that produced the effect
described in the graphic? • Glaciers• This occurred during
the 4th ice age• About 10, 000 to
15,000 years ago
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Most of Canada’s people live
• in the southeast.• Largest province is Ontario• Near the Great Lakes
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Canada is made up of three territories and
• 10 provinces.• Quebec and Ontario most important
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The capital city of Canada
• Ottawa.• Located in Ontario• Ontario is most populated
area of Canada
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The second-largest city in Canada
• Montreal
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Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan are
• Prairie Provinces• Wheat and cattle are main
agricultural products
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The regional political divisions in Canada are called
• Provinces• Same as states but based on British
style government
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Canada’s economy is based on
• a free market economy.• Much like the USA• More controls
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Between Canada and the United States lies the world’s longest
• undefended border.• Border of Mexico is similar
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Canada’s province with the most people and greatest wealth is
• Ontario.• Most of the population is here• Most of industry is here
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Canada is made up of three territories and
• 10 provinces.• Territories include• Northwest territories• Yukon territory• Nunavut
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Canada produces newsprint from the trees that blanket much of
• British Columbia.• Huge tree area called taiga
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Farming in the Prairie Provinces makes Canada one of the world’s biggest
producers of
•wheat.
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The major industry in Newfoundland and the Maritime
Provinces has been • fishing.• Some of the best fishing areas in
the world
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Canada’s largest city, Toronto, is the country’s
• center of manufacturing• Finances• and communications.
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One of the world’s best fishing grounds is ____, off the coast of
Newfoundland.
• the Grand Banks
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The province of Ontario produces more than half of Canada’s
• manufactured goods.
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A province in eastern Canada is
• Newfoundland• Quebec• Prince Edward Island • New Brunswick
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The capital city of Canada
•Ottawa.
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A major shipping center in eastern Canada is
•Halifax
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The second-largest city in Canada
•Montreal
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Many of the people of Quebec want to keep their
• French culture and language.• Bilingual country
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The ceremonial ruler of Canada, with no real power, is the
• king or queen of Canada.
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Canada’s government is a
• parliamentary democracy.• King or queen but they
have no real power
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What word means native ?
• indigenous
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An overseas territory with political and economic ties to the parent country
•colony
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The right to self-government is
• Autonomy.
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A region around the St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes ruled by France for almost 230
years
•Quebec.
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Trade barriers between Canada, the United States, and Mexico
were ended by• NAFTA. North America Free
Trade Agreement• End taxes on imported goods or
exported goods
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The job of Canada’s governor-general is to
•carry out ceremonial duties.
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Chp 18 Canada
Review for Quiz 1Section 2
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Which of the following is the cause that produced the effect
described in the graphic? • waterfalls• mountains• glaciers• peninsulas
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Which of the following is the cause that produced the effect
described in the graphic? • waterfalls• mountains• glaciers• peninsulas
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Canada is made up of 10 provinces and
• one national government.• sixteen states.• three territories.• 3 states.
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Canada is made up of 10 provinces and
• one national government.• sixteen states.• three territories.• 3 states.
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A province in eastern Canada is
• Newfoundland• Montreal • Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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A province in eastern Canada is
• Newfoundland• Montreal • Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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The capital city of Canada
• Montreal • Halifax• Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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The capital city of Canada
• Montreal • Halifax• Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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The second-largest city in Canada
• Ottawa• Halifax• Vancouver.• Montreal
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The second-largest city in Canada
• Ottawa• Halifax• Vancouver.• Montreal
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About 40 percent of Canada is made up of the Yukon Territory and
• the Arctic Islands.• Maritime Provinces.• Prairie Provinces.• Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
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About 40 percent of Canada is made up of the Yukon Territory,
• the Arctic Islands.• Maritime Provinces.• Prairie Provinces.• the Northwest Territories and
Nunavut.
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More than half of Nunavut is made up of
• the Yukon Territory.• lakes and rivers.• glaciers.• islands in the Arctic Ocean.
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More than half of Nunavut is made up of
• the Yukon Territory.• lakes and rivers.• glaciers.• islands in the Arctic Ocean.
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Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan are
• NAFTA• Ottawa• Halifax• Prairie Provinces
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Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan are
• NAFTA• Ottawa• Halifax• Prairie Provinces
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The regional political divisions in Canada are called
• provinces.• federation..• Inuit.• states.
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The regional political divisions in Canada are called
• provinces• federation.• Inuit• states.
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Canada’s economy is based on
• government-controlled profits.
• a parliamentary democracy.• a free market economy.• the provincial system.
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Canada’s economy is based on
• government-controlled profits.
• a parliamentary democracy.• a free market economy.• the provincial system.
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Between Canada and the United States lies the world’s longest
• river.• undefended border.• mountain range.• glacier.
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Between Canada and the United States lies the world’s longest
• river.• undefended border.• mountain range.• glacier.
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Most of Canada’s people live
• in the southeast.• near the Alaskan border.• near the southwest Pacific coast.• in British Columbia.
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Most of Canada’s people live
• in the southeast.• near the Alaskan border.• near the southwest Pacific coast.• in British Columbia.
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Canada’s province with the most people and greatest wealth is
• Ontario.• Quebec.• Newfoundland.• Manitoba.
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Canada’s province with the most people and greatest wealth is
• Ontario.• Quebec.• Newfoundland.• Manitoba.
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Canada is made up of three territories and
• one national government.• sixteen states.• two provinces.• 10 provinces.
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Canada is made up of three territories and
• one national government.• sixteen states.• two provinces.• 10 provinces.
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Canada produces newsprint from the trees that blanket much of
• Alberta.• Manitoba.• British Columbia.• Saskatchewan.
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Canada produces newsprint from the trees that blanket much of
• Alberta.• Manitoba.• British Columbia.• Saskatchewan.
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Farming in the Prairie Provinces makes Canada one of the world’s
biggest producers of • rice.• wheat.• corn.• potatoes.
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Farming in the Prairie Provinces makes Canada one of the world’s
biggest producers of • rice.• wheat.• corn.• potatoes.
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The major industry in Newfoundland and the Maritime
Provinces has been • service industries.• farming.• ranching.• fishing.
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The major industry in Newfoundland and the Maritime
Provinces has been • service industries.• farming.• ranching.• fishing.
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Canada’s largest city, Toronto, is the country’s
• capital city.• center of manufacturing, finances, and
communications.• largest seaport.• largest French-speaking city.
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Canada’s largest city, Toronto, is the country’s
• capital city.• center of manufacturing, finances, and
communications.• largest seaport.• largest French-speaking city.
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One of the world’s best fishing grounds is ____, off the coast of
Newfoundland. • the Grand Banks• the St. Lawrence Seaway• Nunavut• Niagara Falls
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One of the world’s best fishing grounds is ____, off the coast of
Newfoundland. • the Grand Banks• the St. Lawrence Seaway• Nunavut• Niagara Falls
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The province of Ontario produces more than half of Canada’s
• imports.• farm crops.• manufactured goods.• newsprint.
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The province of Ontario produces more than half of Canada’s
• imports.• farm crops.• manufactured goods.• newsprint.
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A province in eastern Canada is
• Newfoundland• Montreal • Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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A province in eastern Canada is
• Newfoundland• Montreal • Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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The capital city of Canada
• Montreal • Halifax• Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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The capital city of Canada
• Montreal • Halifax• Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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A major shipping center in eastern Canada is
• Ottawa• Halifax• Vancouver.• Montreal
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A major shipping center in eastern Canada is
• Ottawa• Halifax• Vancouver.• Montreal
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The second-largest city in Canada
• Ottawa• Halifax• Vancouver.• Montreal
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The second-largest city in Canada
• Ottawa• Halifax• Vancouver.• Montreal
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Many of the people of Quebec want to keep their
• Inuit heritage.• British culture and language.• French culture and language.• control of the national
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Many of the people of Quebec want to keep their
• Inuit heritage.• British culture and language.• French culture and language.• control of the national
government.
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The ceremonial ruler of Canada, with no real power, is the
• prime minister.• president.• king or queen of Canada.• king or queen of England.
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The ceremonial ruler of Canada, with no real power, is the
• prime minister.• president.• king or queen of Canada.• king or queen of England.
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Canada’s government is a
• dictatorship.• parliamentary democracy.• free enterprise system.• provincial democracy.
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Canada’s government is a
• dictatorship.• parliamentary democracy.• free enterprise system.• provincial democracy.
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What word means native ?
• autonomy• dominion• colony• indigenous
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What word means native ?
• autonomy• dominion• colony• indigenous
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An overseas territory with political and economic ties to the
parent country
• autonomy• dominion• colony• indigenous
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An overseas territory with political and economic ties to the
parent country
• autonomy• dominion• colony• indigenous
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The right to self-government is
• autonomy.• dominion• colony• indigenous.
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The right to self-government is
• autonomy• dominion• colony• indigenous.
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A region around the St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes ruled by
France for almost 230 years • Quebec.• New France.• Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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A region around the St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes ruled by
France for almost 230 years • Quebec.• New France.• Vancouver.• Ottawa.
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Trade barriers between Canada, the United States, and Mexico
were ended by• CIA.• GATT.• NATO.• NAFTA.
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Trade barriers between Canada, the United States, and Mexico
were ended by• CIA.• GATT.• NATO.• NAFTA.
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The job of Canada’s governor-general is to
• carry out ceremonial duties.• run the national government.• govern Nunavut.• govern the territories.
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The job of Canada’s governor-general is to
• carry out ceremonial duties.• run the national government.• govern Nunavut.• govern the territories.
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Quiz Canada
Quiz 1Number 1-11
Letter answers onlyupdate Feb.2010