A) Bras d'Or Terrane B) Avalonia Terrane C) Meguma Terrane D) Ganderia Terrane
A) Avalonia B) Laurentia C) Pangea D) Gondwana
A) Acadian Orogeny B) Salinic Orogeny C) Neoacadian Orogeny D) Hercynian Orogeny
A) Mid-Atlantic Ridge B) Iapetus Suture C) Appalachian Mountains D) Laurentide Ice Sheet
A) Windsor Group B) Blair River Inlier C) Avalonia Terrane D) Meguma Terrane
A) Acadian Orogeny B) Formation of Pangea C) Collision of Avalonia Terrane D) Rifting of the Iapetus Ocean
A) Shingle beach B) Cliff beach C) Sandy beach D) Rocky beach
A) Neils Harbour B) Ingonish Beach C) South Harbor D) Keltic Lodge, on Middle Head
A) Shale B) Limestone C) Sandstone D) Boulders
A) Meguma Terrane B) Blair River Inlier C) Ganderia Terrane D) Windsor Group
A) Cabot Fault B) Aspy Fault C) Red River Fault Zone D) Wilkie Brook Fault Zone
A) Gillanders Mountain Pluton B) Cameron Brook Pluton C) Pleasant Bay Pluton D) Jumping Brook Metamorphic Suite
A) 402 Ma Early Devonian B) 493 Ma Early Ordovician C) 403 Ma Early Devonian D) 550 Ma Neoproterozoic
A) Red River Fault Zone B) Cabot Fault C) Aspy Fault D) Wilkie Brook Fault Zone
A) Metamorphosed siltstone B) Anorthosite C) Orthogneiss D) Granodiorite
A) Jumping Brook Metamorphic Suite B) Pleasant Bay Pluton C) Cameron Brook Pluton D) Gillanders Mountain Pluton
A) Anorthosite B) Granodiorite C) Diorite D) Orthogneiss
A) Ganderia Terrane B) Blair River Inlier C) Avalonia Terrane D) Meguma Terrane
A) Orthogneiss B) Granite C) Diorite D) Anorthosite
A) Cameron Brook Pluton B) Not specified by name, but located near La Rigoueche C) Gillanders Mountain Pluton D) Pleasant Bay Pluton
A) 402 Ma Early Devonian B) 550 Ma Neoproterozoic C) 364 Ma Late Devonian D) 493 Ma Early Ordovician
A) Bald eagle B) Sparrow C) Eagle owl D) Peregrine falcon
A) 2004 B) 1999 C) 1985 D) 2010
A) Bobcat B) Moose C) Lynx D) Raccoon
A) Rocky slope shrew B) Long-tailed park shrew C) Gaspé shrew D) Nova Scotia mouse
A) Dolphins B) Harbor seals C) Grey seals D) Humpback whales
A) Red belly snake B) Leatherback sea turtle C) Wood turtle D) Garter snake
A) Mammal B) Reptile C) Fish D) Bird
A) Red fox B) Northern gannets C) Kestrel D) Bald eagle
A) Genetically distinct B) Endangered C) Invasive D) Extinct
A) Prince Edward Island B) Newfoundland and Labrador C) Nova Scotia D) Quebec
A) 1000 B) 800 C) 948 D) 500
A) Acadian and Boreal B) Tundra and Taiga C) Rainforest and Savanna D) Deciduous and Coniferous
A) Mount Caubvick B) Mount Aspy C) White Hill D) Mount Carleton
A) Saint Lawrence River B) Chéticamp River C) None of the above D) North Aspy River
A) Visitor center construction B) Wildlife reintroduction program C) Trail expansion project D) Regional boreal forest restorations
A) 15 B) 26 C) 40 D) 30
A) On the eastern side B) At the western entrance C) Outside the park boundaries D) In the center of the park
A) Highlands Links B) Aspy Valley C) Cabot Links D) Chéticamp Greens
A) National Geographic B) Time C) Golf Magazine D) Sports Illustrated
A) Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program B) World Wildlife Fund C) Nature Conservancy D) Greenpeace
A) Three B) Five C) Seven D) Ten
A) Chéticamp Lake and Aspy Lake B) Lake Ainslie and Loon Lake C) Freshwater Lake and Warren Lake D) Tusket Lake and Baddeck Lake |