Canada 2

What is the name given to the descendants of the combination of French and First Nations peoples?

• Metis

• First Nations

• Inuit

• Eskimo

The first Europeans to arrive in Canada around A.D. 1000 were the _______.

• British

• French

• Vikings

• Germans

Similar to the U.S. states, Canada calls their states _______.

• territories

• states

• provinces

• sections

_________ are lands administered by the national government.

• States

• Provinces

• Plains

• Territories

The _______ is/are a large area of relatively flat land comprised of ancient, hard rock or bedrock.

• Canadian Shield

• Canadian Rockies

• Yukon

• Northwest Territory

________ are evergreen trees produce cones that hold seeds, and they have needles instead of leaves

• Deciduous trees

• Coniferous

• Hardwood trees

• Aspen trees

_________ trees shed their leaves in the autumn.

• Deciduous

• Coniferous

• Hardwood

• Aspen

The islands of the far North (Nunavut) are a/an _________.

• mountain range

• vast plain

• shield

• archipelago

A flat, treeless plain with permanently frozen ground is called _________.

• iceberg

• steppe

• tundra

• permafrost

The Grand Banks, off the coast of the Atlantic Provinces, is known worldwide as a popular _______.

• fishery

• hatchery

• iceberg field

• skiing destination