The longest coastline of any Canadian province or territory belongs to:
A) British Columbia
B) Newfoundland and Labrador
C) Nova Scotia
D) Prince Edward Island
Answer: B) Newfoundland and Labrador
The Canadian province with the shortest coastline is:
A) Ontario
B) Manitoba
C) Saskatchewan
D) Alberta
Answer: C) Saskatchewan
The northernmost point of mainland Canada is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: C) Arctic Coast
The Bay of Fundy, known for having the highest tides in the world, is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: A) Atlantic Coast
The Great Bear Rainforest, one of the largest temperate rainforests in the world, is found along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: B) Pacific Coast
The easternmost point of Canada is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: A) Atlantic Coast
The Canadian province of Quebec has coastlines along which two major bodies of water?
A) Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean
B) Gulf of St. Lawrence and Atlantic Ocean
C) Hudson Bay and Arctic Ocean
D) Lake Ontario and Lake Superior
Answer: B) Gulf of St. Lawrence and Atlantic Ocean
The province of British Columbia is bordered by which major body of water?
A) Atlantic Ocean
B) Pacific Ocean
C) Hudson Bay
D) Gulf of Mexico
Answer: B) Pacific Ocean
The Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway in Canada’s Northwest Territories provides a road link to which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: C) Arctic Coast
The Canadian province of New Brunswick is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: A) Atlantic Coast
The province of Nova Scotia is known for its rugged coastline along which ocean?
A) Atlantic Ocean
B) Pacific Ocean
C) Arctic Ocean
D) Indian Ocean
Answer: A) Atlantic Ocean
The Cabot Trail, a scenic highway, is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: A) Atlantic Coast
The northernmost permanently inhabited place in Canada is found along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: C) Arctic Coast
The Haida Gwaii archipelago, known for its Indigenous culture and stunning landscapes, is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: B) Pacific Coast
The northernmost point of Canada’s mainland is known as:
A) Point Pelee
B) Cape Spear
C) Point Roberts
D) Point Barrow
Answer: D) Point Barrow
The Canadian province with the largest coastline on the Pacific Ocean is:
A) British Columbia
B) Alberta
C) Saskatchewan
D) Manitoba
Answer: A) British Columbia
The city of Halifax, a major port and cultural center, is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: A) Atlantic Coast
The southernmost point of Canada is known as:
A) Point Pelee
B) Cape Spear
C) Point Roberts
D) Point Barrow
Answer: A) Point Pelee
The Canadian territory with coastlines along both the Arctic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean is:
A) Yukon
B) Northwest Territories
C) Nunavut
D) Manitoba
Answer: B) Northwest Territories
The province of Prince Edward Island is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: A) Atlantic Coast
The Canadian territory with coastlines along both the Arctic Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean is:
A) Yukon
B) Northwest Territories
C) Nunavut
D) Manitoba
Answer: C) Nunavut
The Canadian city known as the “Gateway to the Arctic” is:
A) Yellowknife
B) Iqaluit
C) Churchill
D) Inuvik
Answer: D) Inuvik
The province of Quebec is bordered by which major body of water?
A) Atlantic Ocean
B) Pacific Ocean
C) Hudson Bay
D) Gulf of St. Lawrence
Answer: D) Gulf of St. Lawrence
The Canadian island known for its unique geology and its “flowerpot” formations is:
A) Baffin Island
B) Vancouver Island
C) Manitoulin Island
D) Grand Manan Island
Answer: D) Grand Manan Island
The province of British Columbia is home to the Inside Passage, a scenic coastal route used by:
A) Bicyclists
B) Hikers
C) Sailors
D) Skiers
Answer: C) Sailors
The province of Newfoundland and Labrador is known for its Viking history at which historic site?
A) L’Anse aux Meadows
B) Cabot Tower
C) Signal Hill
D) Battle Harbour
Answer: A) L’Anse aux Meadows
The Canadian territory with the shortest coastline is:
A) Yukon
B) Northwest Territories
C) Nunavut
D) Manitoba
Answer: A) Yukon
The city of Vancouver, a major cultural hub, is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: B) Pacific Coast
The Canadian province with the largest coastline on the Atlantic Ocean is:
A) British Columbia
B) Nova Scotia
C) Saskatchewan
D) Manitoba
Answer: B) Nova Scotia
The Canadian province with coastlines along both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of St. Lawrence is:
A) Nova Scotia
B) Prince Edward Island
C) New Brunswick
D) Newfoundland and Labrador
Answer: C) New Brunswick
The easternmost national park in Canada, known for its rugged coastal landscapes, is located in which province?
A) Nova Scotia
B) Prince Edward Island
C) New Brunswick
D) Newfoundland and Labrador
Answer: A) Nova Scotia
The province of New Brunswick is bordered by which major body of water?
A) Atlantic Ocean
B) Pacific Ocean
C) Gulf of St. Lawrence
D) Hudson Bay
Answer: C) Gulf of St. Lawrence
The Canadian island known for its vibrant arts scene and its Anne of Green Gables heritage is:
A) Baffin Island
B) Vancouver Island
C) Manitoulin Island
D) Prince Edward Island
Answer: D) Prince Edward Island
The northernmost point of the North American continent is known as:
A) Point Pelee
B) Cape Spear
C) Point Roberts
D) Point Barrow
Answer: D) Point Barrow
The Canadian province with the smallest coastline on the Arctic Ocean is:
A) British Columbia
B) Yukon
C) Northwest Territories
D) Alberta
Answer: D) Alberta
The northernmost permanently inhabited island in Canada is:
A) Baffin Island
B) Victoria Island
C) Ellesmere Island
D) Newfoundland
Answer: C) Ellesmere Island
The Canadian province known for its Acadian culture and the Bay of Fundy is:
A) New Brunswick
B) Nova Scotia
C) Quebec
D) Prince Edward Island
Answer: A) New Brunswick
The easternmost point of North America is located along which coast?
A) Atlantic Coast
B) Pacific Coast
C) Arctic Coast
D) Gulf Coast
Answer: A) Atlantic Coast
The Canadian province with the smallest coastline on the Pacific Ocean is:
A) British Columbia
B) Alberta
C) Saskatchewan
D) Manitoba
Answer: B) Alberta
The Canadian territory known for its stunning northern lights and Midnight Sun is:
A) Yukon
B) Northwest Territories
C) Nunavut
D) Quebec
Answer: B) Northwest Territories
The province of Manitoba is bordered by which major body of water?
A) Atlantic Ocean
B) Pacific Ocean
C) Hudson Bay
D) Gulf of St. Lawrence
Answer: C) Hudson Bay
The Canadian island known for its large population of puffins is:
A) Baffin Island
B) Vancouver Island
C) Manitoulin Island
D) Machias Seal Island
Answer: D) Machias Seal Island
The province of Ontario is bordered by which major body of water?
A) Atlantic Ocean
B) Pacific Ocean
C) Great Lakes
D) Gulf of St. Lawrence
Answer: C) Great Lakes
The Canadian island known for its caribou herds and its namesake national park is:
A) Baffin Island
B) Vancouver Island
C) Manitoulin Island
D) Gros Morne National Park
Answer: A) Baffin Island
The province of British Columbia is known for its expansive coastline along which body of water?
A) Hudson Bay
B) Gulf of St. Lawrence
C) Pacific Ocean
D) Great Lakes
Answer: C) Pacific Ocean
The Canadian island known for its diverse marine life and research station is:
A) Baffin Island
B) Vancouver Island
C) Manitoulin Island
D) Grand Manan Island
Answer: B) Vancouver Island
The province of Quebec has coastlines along which two major bodies of water?
A) Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean
B) Gulf of St. Lawrence and Atlantic Ocean
C) Hudson Bay and Arctic Ocean
D) Lake Ontario and Lake Superior
Answer: B) Gulf of St. Lawrence and Atlantic Ocean
The Canadian island known for its fossilized cliffs and its UNESCO World Heritage Site status is:
A) Baffin Island
B) Vancouver Island
C) Manitoulin Island
D) Joggins Fossil Cliffs
Answer: D) Joggins Fossil Cliffs
The province of Ontario is home to which Great Lake with a coastline?
A) Lake Erie
B) Lake Huron
C) Lake Ontario
D) Lake Superior
Answer: C) Lake Ontario
The Canadian island known for its historic Viking settlements and its World Heritage Site designation is:
A) Baffin Island
B) Newfoundland
C) Prince Edward Island
D) Victoria Island
Answer: B) Newfoundland
