Map of Canada

Question 1

What is A and 1?

Answer 1

A. Yukon

1. Whitehorse

Question 2

What is B and 2?

Answer 2

B. Northwest Territories

2. Yellowknife

Question 3

What is C and 3?

Answer 3

C. Nunavut

3. Iqlaluit

Question 4

What is D and 4?

Answer 4

D. British Columbia

4. Victoria

Question 5

What is E and 5?

Answer 5

E. Alberta

5. Edminton

Question 6

What is F and 6?

Answer 6

F. Saskatchewan

6. Regina

Question 7

What is G and 7?

Answer 7

G. Manitoba

7. Winnipeg

Question 8

What is H, 8 and Star?

Answer 8

H. Ontario

8. Toronto

Star: Ottawa

Question 9

What is I and 9?

Answer 9

Quebec and Quebec City

Question 10

What is M and 11?

Answer 10

New Brunswick and Fredricton?

Question 11

What is K and 12?

Answer 11

PEI and Charlottetown

Question 12

What is L and 13?

Answer 12

Nova Scotia and Halifax

Question 13

What is J and 10?

Answer 13

Newfoundland and Labrador

Question 14

What is a?

Answer 14

Lake Superior

Question 15

What is b?

Answer 15

Lake Michigan

Question 16

What is c?

Answer 16

Lake Huron

Question 17

What is d?

Answer 17

Lake Erie

Question 18

What is e?

Answer 18

Lake Ontario

Question 19

What is i?

Answer 19

Pacific Ocean

Question 20

What is ii?

Answer 20

Arctic Ocean

Question 21

What is iii?

Answer 21

Baffin Bay

Question 22

What is v?

Answer 22

Atlantic Ocean

Question 23

What is vi?

Answer 23

James Bay

Question 24

What is vii?

Answer 24

St. Lawrence Seaway

Question 25

What is the yellow line?

Answer 25

140°W

Question 26

What is the blue line?

Answer 26

370 kms O.E.Z

Question 27

What is the dark green line?

Answer 27

49°N

Question 28

What is the orange line?

Answer 28

43°W

Question 29

What is the neon green line?

Answer 29

42°N

Question 30

Physical Boundaries

Answer 30

Physical Boundaries- they are ‘things’ that block us or limit how far we can go .

Examples: Mountains, Rivers, Fences ect.

Question 31

Political Boundaries

Answer 31

Political Boundaries- rules or imaginary lines that government decide about where one thing begins and another ends

Example: the boundary of land that belongs to Canada and the U.S (or city boundaries ect.)

[The O.E.Z. is a political boundary about the area that a country has control over for money making around their property]

Question 32

Cultural Boundaries

Answer 32

Rules that groups or families make about behavior and how far one is allowed to go in whatever thay are doing