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Canada Unit Review

Quiz by Melinda Keenan

Grade 6

Social Studies

Georgia Standards of Excellence

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Why do the citizens of Quebec want to become independent of Canada?
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They want to adopt a presidential democracy form of government.
They want to become part of France.
They want to preserve their cultural heritage.
They want to keep all profits from the exportation of natural resources.

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Q1
Why do the citizens of Quebec want to become independent of Canada?
They want to adopt a presidential democracy form of government.
They want to become part of France.
They want to preserve their cultural heritage.
They want to keep all profits from the exportation of natural resources.
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Q2
Where is the Pacific Ocean located on the map?
A
C
D
B
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Q3
What physical feature is represented by the x?
Atlantic Ocean
Canadian Shield
St. Lawrence River
Hudson Bay
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Q4
Which feature is located at point D on the map?
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
St. Lawrence River
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Q5
According to land size, Canada is the second largest country in the world. However, ninety percent of all Canadians live within 100 miles of the United States and Canadian border. Which statement provides the BEST reason why Canadians live near the border?
The climate is milder near the United States/Canadian border.
Fewer numbers of available natural resources are located in southern Canada.
Only Canadians living near the border can legally cross the United States/Canadian border.
More pollution is produced near the border as a result of the factories.
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