Statistics for Provinces And Territories Of Canada (With Hints)

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  • The average score is 12 of 13

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AnswerA bit of a hint% Correct
QuebecFrom the Algonquin word 'kébec', meaning 'where the river narrows'.
100%
AlbertaNamed after one of Queen Victoria's daughters (who had a name much like her father's).
92%
British ColumbiaQueen Victoria chose the name (it was part of her empire). It includes the name of a river (ultimately named for the Italian explorer who voyaged to the New World but swore it was Asia).
92%
ManitobaIt might come from the Ojibwa word 'manidoobaa', meaning the Straits of the Great Spirit.
92%
Nova ScotiaFrom the Latin for 'New Scotland'.
92%
NunavutThe name of this largely polar territory means 'Our Land' in the Inuktitut language.
92%
SaskatchewanNamed after the Cree name for the 'Kisiskāciwani-sīpiy' (swiftly flowing river) that passes through it.
92%
YukonThis is named after the longest river in the territory. The river's name comes from a phrase in the Gwich'in language: 'chųų gąįį han': 'white water river'.
92%
New BrunswickNamed after the House of George III, derived from the German town of Braunschweig.
85%
Newfoundland and LabradorHalf the name is rather similar to the translation of its French name, 'Terra-Neuve'. The other half is named after its Portuguese explorer (who also has a very popular dog breed named after him).
85%
Northwest TerritoriesThe name of this region indicates its relative position in Canada.
85%
OntarioNamed after one of the Great Lakes.
85%
Prince Edward IslandNamed after the son of George III and the way the province is surrounded by water.
77%

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