I'm in the States but I have Canadian citizenship, I can usually get them all but what's harder is the map quiz where you have to click on the right one
it took me 3 tries to get 13 for some reason i keep forgetting the same ones; Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Manitoba ( i feel horrible about manitoba it hosts Winnipeg) i'm so sorry im just a stupid american
i spent a week driving through Saskatchewan one Saturday and I still can't remember how to spell it! I should probably blame my American public school education...
I once saw a postcard which said "The sun is riz', the sun is set, and here we is in Texas yet." Driven it many times and I heartily agree, it's a l-o-o-o-ng drive across the state on I-10.
Here is a late reply but you can remember Saskatchewan using this sentence, just type the first letter of every word: Sam and Sally kissed at the church hill every Wednesday afternoon.
100% mostly because we've been studying Canada for the last week or so in Geography in school. Would make it a little bit harder if the province was highlighted and then you would have to name it.
Labrador, despite relatively famous, is sparsely populated, save for a few Inuit communities in the north and some towns in the south, (such as Happy Valley-Goose Bay). On the other hand, Newfoundland has a population of close to 500,000, so you would certainly be better off knowing Newfoundland.
If "PEI" is acceptable for Prince Edward Island, then BC definitely ought to be acceptable for British Columbia, since most Canadians say BC, whereas people don't say PEI nearly so much.
Since Newfoundland is accepted for Newfoundland and Labrador, I think it should accept Northwest for Northwest Territories because the quiz is about provinces and territories.
Looking back I find it sad that when I was in school in the 1960s we were tested several times on the Canadian provinces and their capitals, but we had only one brief lesson on the states and districts of Mexico. As a result I still remember all the Canadian provinces well, but very few of the Mexican states.
I like how they didn't even try to include most of the arctic islands. "Hey, what about this whole part of the country?" "Nah, it's probably fine. Besides, that whole area has a population of, like, 3 people."
An Acronym for it is BASMOQN (Bats Always Sleep More On Quiet Nights) (Bats=British Columbia, Always=Alberta, Sleep=Saskatchewan, More=Manitoba, On= Ontario, Quiet=Quebec, Nights=Nunavut) That is just the main bottom row ones.
Easy. Little Island, East Maine, Scottish People, Atlantic Alaska, French People, Jammed Into A Corner, Big Lakes, Grain, Oil, North Seattle, Gold Rush, Nothing Worth Telling and Canadian Greenland.
Territories also have their own governments. The difference is, province governments receive power from the constitution (greater and more independent), while territory government receive power from the central government. At least that's what I know when I looked it up.
Don't you think this is a bit easy, especially for canadians? Maybe adding capitals and other populus cities onto the map could make this quiz more fun. But, I'm sure for foreigners that don't know much about Canada would love this quiz! So I'm not telling you to edit this quiz, I'm telling you to make a duplicate of this for canadians. Overall, I loved the quiz, because any quiz that's about Canada, I like.
From Australia, 13/13, Yet only 11. If some of you want to know countries, eg. China, India, USA, Canada, and others. Watch Kids Learning Tube. It really helps.
Do you mind if I can have the SVG for this quiz? I'm planning on making a randomized Candian province quiz and I don't know how to split Canada into provinces.
Interesting to see a pretty high rate of people getting a full score, but unfortunately the reason may be that it's mostly only Canadians that would be inclined to even take a quiz about Canada.
i probally spelled it wrong too.
Reminds me of driving through west Texas... My watch says it only takes 10 hours, but I know better...
You are own your own for the territories.
population under 1,000,000 ;)
* British Columbia
* Prince Edward Island
* Newfoundland and Labrador
Better yet if it was a minute or less.
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