Canada Geography and Facts Assessment

The video tutorial introduces students to geography, focusing on various land and water forms such as bays, continents, forests, islands, lakes, mountains, oceans, rainforests, waterfalls, and rivers. It provides definitions and examples for each term, using Canada as a reference. The tutorial also includes instructions for a worksheet on Canadian geography, covering topics like landforms, population, capital city, and major products.

What is the study of geography primarily concerned with?

• The study of stars and planets

• The study of land and water

• The study of human history

• The study of animals and plants

Which of the following best describes a bay?

• A large body of water surrounded by land

• A U-shaped body of water

• A small stream of water

• A flat area of land

Which countries form the North American continent?

• Canada, USA, and Mexico

• Canada, Brazil, and Argentina

• USA, Mexico, and Brazil

• Canada, USA, and Argentina

What is unique about the spelling of the word 'island'?

• It has a silent 's'

• It has a silent 'i'

• It has a silent 'd'

• It has a silent 'l'

Which of the following is true about Canada's lakes?

• Canada has no lakes

• Canada has many lakes

• Canada has only saltwater lakes

• Canada has only one lake

Which province in Canada is known for having a rainforest?

• Ontario

• Alberta

• Quebec

• British Columbia

What is the size of Canada in square kilometers?

• 7,984,670

• 10,984,670

• 8,984,670

• 9,984,670

What is the capital city of Canada?

• Toronto

• Montreal

• Vancouver

• Ottawa

Which of the following is a major product of Canada?

• Oil and natural gas

• Silk

• Coffee

• Rice

How many people live in Canada?

• More than 47 million

• More than 57 million

• More than 37 million

• More than 27 million