Fractured Canada | 15 Question Geography Multiple Choice Quiz

Answer: Ontario

Ontario is Canada's most populated province and is home to Canada's capital and parliament city of Ottawa. Ontario contains a variety of Canada's major industries including farming in Southern Ontario, automobile manufacturing in Southern Ontario, and mining and forestry in Central and Northern Ontario.

Answer: Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island is the smallest of Canada's provinces and territories. Its capital city is Charlottetown and is home to various geographic features such as Anne of Green Gables and the Confederation Bridge.

Answer: Nunavut

Nunavut is Canada's newest territory. Formerly a part of the Northwest Territories, it split into its own territory in 1999. It has three primary languages; English, French, and Inuktitut. The capital of Nunavut is the small town of Iqaluit.

Answer: Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan is located in Central Canada and is considered to be one of the Prairie Provinces. It is known primarily for its large production of farming products. The capital city of Saskatchewan is Regina.

Answer: Yukon

Yukon is one of Canada's three territories. It is bordered by the state of Alaska on the west, British Columbia to the south, the Northwest Territories to the east, and the Arctic Ocean to the north. The small town of Whitehorse has been designated as its capital city since the 1950s.

Answer: Quebec

Quebec is Canada's only predominantly French speaking province. It is the largest province in land area and second largest in population. It ranks second (behind Nunavut) in area for all of the thirteen territories and provinces. The capital city of Quebec is Quebec City.

Answer: New Brunswick

New Brunswick was one of the four original provinces (along with Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia) to make up Canada on July 1st, 1867. It is one of Canada's eastern provinces and is known for forestry, mining, and fishing. Its capital city is Fredericton.

Answer: Manitoba

Manitoba is classified as one of the "three" prairie provinces in Canada. Saskatchewan and Alberta are the other prairie provinces. Manitoba's capital and largest city is Winnipeg. The province itself is associated with many of Canada's famous historical events; particularly the Red River Rebellion.

Answer: Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is located in the eastern part of Canada and is one of the smallest provinces in Canada. It's capital city is Halifax. Nova Scotia has a rich Scottish history and is remembered for one of the worst explosions in world history. Two major war ships collided during the First World War, completely destroying a large portion of the city of Halifax.

Answer: Alberta

Alberta is one of two Canadian provinces that are located within the Rocky Mountains. The province is one of the few in Canada that is rich in oil deposits. Edmonton is the capital city and houses one of the largest shopping malls in the world.

Answer: Northwest Territories

The Northwest Territories are the second largest of the three "territories" in Canada. Located on the Arctic Ocean, some towns in this territory have had some of the coldest recorded temperatures in Canada. The Northwest Territories have rich mineral deposits and one of the key industries for employment since the 1930s has been gold mining.

Answer: British Columbia

British Columbia is the province in Canada that is located the furthest west. It is home to one of the three largest cities in Canada; Vancouver. Much of the province is located in the Rocky Mountains and prospers from three primary industries; fishing, forestry, and mining.

Answer: Newfoundland And Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador was the last "province" to officially become a part of Canada in 1949. It is the province that is located the furthest east in Canada. Labrador is connected to the mainland, while, Newfoundland is an island located within the North Atlantic Ocean. One of the largest oil megaprojects in the world called Hibernia, can be floating off of the coast of Newfoundland.

Answer: Montreal

Montreal is Canada's second largest city and can be found in the province of Quebec. It is home to many attractions including La Ronde and the Molson Centre.

Answer: Toronto

Toronto is Canada's largest city and the capital of the province of Ontario. Various tourist attractions in this city include the CN Tower, Skydome, and Casa Loma.