Flashcards on An Introduction to Canada
An Introduction to Canada: A Comprehensive Study Guide
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Canada (Symbols and Nature)
11 cards
Card 1
Question: What is a caribou and where does it live?
Answer: A caribou is a type of deer that lives in Canada, with some individuals surviving in very cold regions.
Card 2
Question: What animal is a moose, and what kind of climate does it prefer?
Answer: A moose is a large type of deer that lives in Canada and can thrive in cold climates.
Card 3
Question: Who are the Inuit, and why is the term "Eskimos" sometimes no longer used?
Answer: The Inuit are Indigenous people; they were formerly called Eskimos, but this term is outdated and can be offensive.
Card 4
Question: Why do the Inuit have some Asian facial features?
Answer: Their ancestors likely migrated from Asia across the ocean, which is reflected in some Asian features (especially their eyes).
Card 5
Question: What does the maple leaf represent in connection with Canada?
Answer: The maple leaf is a national symbol of Canada; the Canadian flag features a red maple leaf, and maple syrup is a well-known Canadian product.
Card 6
Question: What product is commonly put on pancakes and is associated with Canada?
Answer: Maple syrup.
Card 7
Question: Who are the Mounties, and what does their uniform look like?
Answer: The Mounties are members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police; they wear a red uniform (a red tunic), dark blue trousers, and a brown hat, and they ri
Card 8
Question: What is the CN Tower, and why is it famous?
Answer: The CN Tower is a television tower in Toronto, a famous tourist attraction and a symbol of the city; it was built in the 1970s and was the world's tal
Card 9
Question: Which Canadian city has a famous skyline featuring the CN Tower and is Canada's largest city?
Answer: Toronto.
Card 10
Question: How many provinces and territories does Canada have, and where are the territories located?
Answer: Canada is divided into 10 provinces and 3 territories; the territories are located above the Arctic Circle.