The highest peak in the Canadian Rockies is:
A) Mount Logan
B) Mount Columbia
C) Mount Robson
D) Mount Athabasca
Answer: C) Mount Robson
Which mountain range is located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia?
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Columbia Mountains
D) Insular Mountains
Answer: D) Insular Mountains
The mountain that is part of the “Three Sisters” group in Alberta is:
A) Mount Assiniboine
B) Mount Rundle
C) Mount Temple
D) Big Sister Mountain
Answer: D) Big Sister Mountain
Which mountain is known for its distinctive “inverted birthday cake” shape?
A) Mount Edith Cavell
B) Mount Fidelity
C) Mount Sir Donald
D) Mount Temple
Answer: A) Mount Edith Cavell
The highest peak in Canada and North America is:
A) Mount Robson
B) Mount Logan
C) Mount Columbia
D) Mount Athabasca
Answer: B) Mount Logan
Which mountain range is known for its stunning turquoise lakes, such as Lake Louise?
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Columbia Mountains
D) Selkirk Mountains
Answer: B) Rocky Mountains
The mountain that is the highest peak in the Saint Elias Mountains and the second-highest in Canada is:
A) Mount Fairweather
B) Mount Quincy Adams
C) Mount St. Elias
D) Mount Hubbard
Answer: A) Mount Fairweather
Which mountain range is located in southeastern British Columbia and southwestern Alberta?
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Columbia Mountains
D) Purcell Mountains
Answer: C) Columbia Mountains
The mountain that is known for its dramatic vertical rise and is often featured in photos of Lake Louise is:
A) Mount Temple
B) Mount Victoria
C) Mount Rundle
D) Mount Assiniboine
Answer: A) Mount Temple
The mountain range that runs along the western edge of British Columbia is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Columbia Mountains
D) Cascade Range
Answer: A) Coast Mountains
Which mountain is often referred to as the “Matterhorn of the Rockies” due to its distinctive shape?
A) Mount Assiniboine
B) Mount Temple
C) Mount Fidelity
D) Mount Louis
Answer: A) Mount Assiniboine
The mountain that is known for its challenging climbing routes and its prominence near Banff is:
A) Mount Victoria
B) Mount Rundle
C) Mount Temple
D) Mount Assiniboine
Answer: B) Mount Rundle
Which mountain range is known for its alpine meadows and wildflowers?
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Selkirk Mountains
D) Columbia Mountains
Answer: C) Selkirk Mountains
The highest peak in the Selkirk Mountains is:
A) Mount Sir Donald
B) Mount Assiniboine
C) Mount Columbia
D) Mount Robson
Answer: A) Mount Sir Donald
Which mountain range is known for its rugged terrain and the iconic Bugaboos?
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Selkirk Mountains
D) Purcell Mountains
Answer: D) Purcell Mountains
The mountain that is known for its pyramid-like shape and is part of the Canadian Rockies is:
A) Mount Fidelity
B) Mount Temple
C) Mount Victoria
D) Mount Sir Donald
Answer: C) Mount Victoria
Which mountain range is located in the northern part of British Columbia and Yukon?
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Cassiar Mountains
D) Saint Elias Mountains
Answer: C) Cassiar Mountains
The highest peak in the Cassiar Mountains is:
A) Mount Rundle
B) Mount Fairweather
C) Mount Logan
D) Mount Waddington
Answer: B) Mount Fairweather
The mountain range that extends into both British Columbia and Alberta and is home to the Burgess Shale fossil site is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Purcell Mountains
D) Selkirk Mountains
Answer: C) Purcell Mountains
Which mountain is known for its prominent role in the Calgary skyline and its role in the 1988 Winter Olympics?
A) Mount Assiniboine
B) Mount Temple
C) Mount Rundle
D) Olympic Summit
Answer: D) Olympic Summit
The mountain range that runs through northeastern British Columbia and northwestern Alberta is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Cassiar Mountains
D) Northern Rockies
Answer: D) Northern Rockies
Which mountain is known for its distinct flat top and its role in Indigenous mythology?
A) Mount Edith Cavell
B) Mount Temple
C) Flathead Mountain
D) Mount Fidelity
Answer: C) Flathead Mountain
The mountain range that is located in the eastern part of British Columbia and is known for its snowfall and heli-skiing is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Selkirk Mountains
D) Purcell Mountains
Answer: C) Selkirk Mountains
The mountain that is known for its jagged appearance and is often referred to as the “Matterhorn of the Canadian Rockies” is:
A) Mount Edith Cavell
B) Mount Temple
C) Mount Robson
D) Mount Sir Donald
Answer: D) Mount Sir Donald
The highest peak in the Purcell Mountains is:
A) Mount Rundle
B) Mount Sir Donald
C) Mount Columbia
D) Mount Assiniboine
Answer: B) Mount Sir Donald
The mountain range that runs along the eastern edge of British Columbia is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Columbia Mountains
D) Selkirk Mountains
Answer: C) Columbia Mountains
Which mountain is known for its role in the history of mountaineering in Canada and its iconic “sugarloaf” shape?
A) Mount Assiniboine
B) Mount Temple
C) Mount Victoria
D) Mount Louis
Answer: D) Mount Louis
The mountain range that runs along the border between Alberta and British Columbia is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Columbia Mountains
D) Selkirk Mountains
Answer: B) Rocky Mountains
The mountain that is known for its prominent spires and is part of the Bugaboos is:
A) Mount Assiniboine
B) Bugaboo Spire
C) Mount Rundle
D) Mount Victoria
Answer: B) Bugaboo Spire
The highest peak in the Canadian portion of the Saint Elias Mountains is:
A) Mount Fairweather
B) Mount St. Elias
C) Mount Logan
D) Mount Waddington
Answer: B) Mount St. Elias
Which mountain range is known for its limestone peaks and unique rock formations?
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Purcell Mountains
D) Canadian Rockies
Answer: D) Canadian Rockies
The mountain that is known for its distinctive pyramid shape and is part of the Bugaboos is:
A) Mount Assiniboine
B) Bugaboo Spire
C) Mount Temple
D) Mount Rundle
Answer: B) Bugaboo Spire
The mountain range that is located in the southwestern part of British Columbia is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Vancouver Island Range
D) Cascade Range
Answer: A) Coast Mountains
Which mountain is known for its sheer granite walls and its prominent role in Canadian mountaineering history?
A) Mount Robson
B) Mount Temple
C) Mount Sir Donald
D) Mount Louis
Answer: C) Mount Sir Donald
The mountain range that is located in the northern part of the Yukon and Alaska is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Cassiar Mountains
D) Saint Elias Mountains
Answer: D) Saint Elias Mountains
The mountain that is known for its prominence in the skyline of Calgary, Alberta, is:
A) Mount Temple
B) Mount Assiniboine
C) Nose Hill
D) Mount Rundle
Answer: C) Nose Hill
Which mountain range is known for its impressive vertical relief and its role in heli-skiing and snowboarding?
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Selkirk Mountains
D) Monashee Mountains
Answer: C) Selkirk Mountains
The mountain that is known for its distinctive “bell” shape and is part of the Bugaboos is:
A) Mount Assiniboine
B) Bugaboo Spire
C) Mount Rundle
D) Mount Fidelity
Answer: B) Bugaboo Spire
The mountain range that runs along the western edge of Alberta and British Columbia is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Columbia Mountains
D) Canadian Rockies
Answer: D) Canadian Rockies
Which mountain is known for its prominence in the skyline of Vancouver, British Columbia?
A) Mount Seymour
B) Grouse Mountain
C) Mount Garibaldi
D) Mount Edith Cavell
Answer: B) Grouse Mountain
The mountain range that is located in the southern part of British Columbia and is known for its wine-producing region is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Okanagan Range
D) Columbia Mountains
Answer: C) Okanagan Range
The mountain that is known for its unique flat top and its prominence near Jasper, Alberta, is:
A) Mount Edith Cavell
B) Pyramid Mountain
C) Mount Robson
D) Mount Athabasca
Answer: B) Pyramid Mountain
The mountain range that runs along the border between British Columbia and Alberta is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Columbia Mountains
D) Continental Divide
Answer: B) Rocky Mountains
Which mountain is known for its prominence near Lake Louise and its reflection in the turquoise waters of Moraine Lake?
A) Mount Victoria
B) Mount Temple
C) Mount Rundle
D) Mount Edith Cavell
Answer: A) Mount Victoria
The mountain range that is located in the western part of British Columbia and is known for its volcanic activity is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Garibaldi Volcanic Belt
D) Columbia Mountains
Answer: C) Garibaldi Volcanic Belt
Which mountain is known for its prominence in the skyline of Montreal, Quebec?
A) Mount Royal
B) Mont Tremblant
C) Mount Sutton
D) Mont Saint-Hilaire
Answer: A) Mount Royal
The mountain range that is located in the northern part of the Yukon and is known for its wilderness and gold rush history is the:
A) Coast Mountains
B) Rocky Mountains
C) Mackenzie Mountains
D) Saint Elias Mountains
Answer: C) Mackenzie Mountains
The mountain that is known for its prominence in the skyline of Ottawa, Ontario, is:
A) Mount Carleton
B) Mont Tremblant
C) Mount Temple
D) Parliament Hill
Answer: D) Parliament Hill
The mountain range that is located in the northern part of Quebec and is known for its remote and rugged landscape is the:
A) Torngat Mountains
B) Appalachian Mountains
C) Laurentian Mountains
D) Chic-Choc Mountains
Answer: A) Torngat Mountains
Which mountain is known for its prominence in the skyline of Toronto, Ontario?
A) Mount Nemo
B) Blue Mountain
C) Mount Diablo
D) CN Tower
Answer: D) CN Tower
