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A) Narrows Road B) Lakeview Drive C) Scenic Route #263 D) Highway 264
A) Scenic Route #262 B) Lakeview Drive or Scenic Route #263 C) Narrows Road D) Highway 264
A) Lakeview Drive B) Narrows Road C) Highway 264 D) Scenic Route #263
A) On Lakeview Drive B) Near Kingsmere River C) At the 200-metre narrows on Narrows Road D) At Waskesiu Landing
A) Hanging Heart Lakes B) Waskesiu Lake C) Kingsmere Lake D) Crean Lake
A) Personal watercraft B) Kayaks C) Sailboats D) Canoes
A) Narrows Marina B) Kingsmere Marina C) Heart Lakes Marina D) Waskesiu Marina
A) Spruce River Highlands Trail B) Kingfisher Trail C) Boundary Bog Trail D) Grey Owl Trail
A) Lakeview, Narrows, and Scenic Route lakes B) Crean, Sandy, and Namekus lakes C) Waskesiu, Crean, and Hanging Heart Lakes D) Amiskowan, Shady, Heart, Kingsmere, and Waskesiu lakes
A) Good beaches are available at the south end B) Waskesiu River C) Paignton Beach D) Trippes Beach
A) Grey Owl Trail B) Treebeard Trail C) Boundary Bog Trail D) Mud Creek Trail
A) Sandy Lake Marina and Namekus Marina B) Waskesiu Marina, Heart Lakes Marina, and Narrows C) Kingsmere Marina and Crean Marina D) Scenic Route Marina and Highway 264 Marina
A) Lakeview, Narrows, and Scenic Route lakes B) Crean, Hanging Heart, and Waskesiu lakes C) Highway 264, Boundary Bog, and Mud Creek lakes D) Kingsmere, Namekus, and Sandy lakes
A) Red, Blue, and Yellow trails B) Mud Creek Trail C) Treebeard Trail D) Boundary Bog Trail
A) Middle Pre-contact (7500 to 2000 BP) B) Post Contact or Historic (200 BP to Present) C) Late Pre-contact (2000 to 200 BP) D) Early Pre-contact (11,000 to 7500 BP)
A) Pierce Brosnan B) Frank Crean C) Grey Owl D) Stéphane Lafleur
A) The establishment of the park in 1927 B) The New Northwest expeditions C) The arrival of Grey Owl D) The large 1919 forest fire
A) 1886 B) 1908 C) 1927 D) 1919
A) Hudson's Bay Company employees B) Grey Owl and his family C) Indigenous peoples D) Frank Crean and his team
A) Nature's Call (1940) B) Wilderness Wonders (1939) C) The Great Outdoors (1927) D) Pilgrims of the Wild (1935)
A) Pierce Brosnan B) Stéphane Lafleur C) Andre Ethier D) Mathieu Charbonneau
A) Scored by Andre Ethier, Mathieu Charbonneau, and Rebecca Foon B) Featuring Grey Owl C) Directed by Stéphane Lafleur D) About the 1919 forest fire
A) Moose B) White-tailed deer C) Boreal woodland caribou D) Plains bison
A) Pine B) Oak C) Aspen D) Boreal
A) Common loon B) Osprey C) White pelican D) Bald eagle
A) Stickleback B) Jack fish C) Cisco D) Pickerel
A) Elk B) Red foxes C) Boreal woodland caribou D) Timber wolves
A) Northern pike B) Walleye C) Cisco D) Spottail shiner
A) Spring B) Winter C) Summer D) Fall
A) Coyotes B) Badgers C) Timber wolves D) Red foxes
A) Salmon B) Yellow perch C) Iowa darter D) Brook stickleback
A) May 15, 1929 B) March 24, 1927 C) August 10, 1928 D) July 4, 1930
A) 2,500 square kilometres (965 mi²) B) 3,874 square kilometres (1,496 mi²) C) 5,000 square kilometres (1,930 mi²) D) 4,200 square kilometres (1,622 mi²)
A) Saskatoon B) Prince George C) Regina D) Calgary
A) 50% B) 70% C) About 90% D) 100%
A) Smoothstone River B) North Saskatchewan River C) Spruce River D) Sturgeon River
A) They are common throughout Canada B) They are used for agricultural purposes C) They support large populations of deer D) Their rarity outside the park
A) Wind deposition B) Volcanic activity C) Pleistocene glaciers D) River erosion
A) Mountainous terrain B) Flat agricultural land C) Desert landscape D) Rolling, mostly forested landscape
A) All lakes B) Front country camping sites C) Beaver Glen Campground D) Spawning grounds
A) A special fireproof tent B) Payment for a 'fire permit' C) No permits or fees are needed D) A provincial camping permit
A) Red Deer Campground B) Namekus Lake Campground C) Beaver Glen Campground D) The Narrows Campground
A) No toilets or sanitation facilities B) Portable chemical toilets only C) Flush toilet washrooms with hot and cold water D) Septic tank toilets, water source (not drinkable without treatment)
A) On a lottery basis B) First come, first served C) By reservation only D) Based on camping experience level
A) kiwi B) emperor penguin C) polar bear D) bald eagle
A) borderline humid continental/subarctic B) desert C) tropical rainforest D) Mediterranean
A) Albert Classic B) The Lobstick C) Waskesiu Open D) Stanley Cup |