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- 1. Multiple Choice
This image is the landform in along the Hudson Bay rich in minerals but not good for farmland.
Canadian Shield
Nunavut
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
- 2. Multiple Choice
Which country shares a border with Canada?
Mexico
Russia
United States
Greenland
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which landform provides valuable trading and shipping for Canada?
Arctic Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Canadian Shield
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which ocean lies to the west of Canada?
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
- 5. Multiple Choice
What body of water connect the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean?
St Lawrence River
Arctic Ocean
Canadian Shield
Pacific Ocean
- 6. Multiple Choice
What body of water is surrounded by the Canadian Shield?
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Hudson Bay
- 7. Multiple Choice
What mountain range do the United States and Canada share along the western coast?
Rocky Mountains
Yukon Territory
Appalachian Mountains
Coastal Mountains
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which ocean lies east of Canada?
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Hudson Bay
- 9. Multiple Choice
What did Canada and the United States build in 1959 to help ships navigating from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean?
Pacific Ocean
St. Lawrence Seaway
Hudson Bay
Arctic Ocean
- 10. Multiple Choice
How do bodies of water affect Canada's ability to travel and trade?
they make it difficult because they are usually frozen year around
there are no major bodies of water around Canada
the bodies of water are too polluted to travel on
the bodies of water allow Canadians to trade with most major continents and countries around the world
- 11. Multiple Choice
Which body of fresh water is an arm (connected to) of Atlantic Ocean and provides Canada and part of the US with drinking water?
Arctic Ocean
Canadian Shield
Hudson Bay
Slave Lake
- 12. Multiple Choice
Why are the Great Lakes important to the US and Canada?
Many factories and cities are located here
They are not, barely anyone lives there
The lakes are too polluted for anyone to live near them
The lakes are frozen year-around, so people cannot live near them
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