A) Bald Eagle B) Peregrine Falcon C) Sparrow D) Hummingbird
A) Castor canadensis B) Red fox C) Muskrat D) Snowshoe hare
A) Harp Seal B) Harbour Seal C) Halichoerus grypus D) Ringed Seal
A) Lagenorhynchus acutus B) Minke whale C) Harbor Porpoise D) Humpback whale
A) Terns B) Osprey C) Warblers D) Fratercula arctica
A) Muskrat B) Red fox C) North American river otter D) Tamiasciurus hudsonicus
A) Barrow's Goldeneye B) Atlantic Puffin C) Somateria mollissima D) Bald Eagle
A) Grey Seal B) Pagophilus groenlandicus C) Walrus D) Harbour Seal
A) Humpback whale B) Balaenoptera physalus C) White-beaked dolphin D) Harbor Porpoise
A) Osprey B) Warblers C) Terns D) Bucephala islandica
A) Muskrat B) Red fox C) North American river otter D) Lepus americanus
A) Vulpes vulpes L. B) Muskrat C) American red squirrel D) North American river otter
A) Harbor Porpoise B) Megaptera novaeangliae C) White-beaked dolphin D) Minke whale
A) Terns B) Warblers C) Osprey D) Haliaeetus leucocephalus
A) Ondatra zibethicus L. B) American red squirrel C) Red fox D) North American river otter
A) Lontra canadensis B) Red fox C) Muskrat D) American red squirrel
A) Phocoena phocoena B) White-beaked dolphin C) Minke whale D) Humpback whale
A) Mustela erminea L. B) Muskrat C) Red fox D) American red squirrel
A) Balaenoptera acutorostrata B) Harbor Porpoise C) Humpback whale D) White-beaked dolphin
A) Along the Hudson Bay B) Near Montreal C) On Anticosti Island D) In the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Côte-Nord region
A) Extensive sand dunes B) Glacial valleys C) Volcanic craters D) The largest concentration of erosion monoliths in Canada
A) The Romaine formation below and the Mingan formation above B) The Devonian formation and the Silurian formation C) The Laurentian formation and the Appalachian formation D) The Precambrian Shield and the Cambrian formation
A) Granite and basalt B) Marble and quartz C) Sandstone and limestone D) Dolomite and some shale
A) Contains no fossil material B) Consists only of metamorphic rocks C) Made up entirely of igneous rocks D) Composed of conglomerate, sandstone, shale, and limestones
A) It was declared a World Heritage Site B) A major forest fire occurred C) An oil spill happened nearby D) The construction of Highway 138 opened up the area
A) The author of The Mingan Archipelago: A Mid-Nordic Space Between Exploitation and Conservation B) Mayor of Havre-Saint-Pierre C) Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau D) Governor General of Canada
A) Chibougamau-Natashquan boreal forest region dominated by Black spruce B) Temperate rainforests with cedar and hemlock C) Deciduous forests with oak and maple D) Savannah grasslands
A) Frequent volcanic activity B) High annual rainfall C) Presence of large freshwater lakes D) The entirely calcareous nature of horizontal stratified rocks
A) 100 vascular plants B) 350 vascular plants C) 500 vascular plants D) 200 vascular plants
A) Picea mariana and Betula papyrifera B) Quercus rubra and Acer saccharum C) Pinus strobus and Populus tremuloides D) Cirsium foliosum var. Minganense and Cypripedium passerinum var. Minganense
A) Lewis and Clark B) Christopher Columbus C) Brothers Marie-Victorin and Rolland Germain F.E.C. D) Marco Polo
A) Heavy snowfall throughout the year B) Rich volcanic soil C) Frequent wildfires D) High latitude, low altitude, and proximity to cold Labrador currents
A) 300 bryophytes B) 50 bryophytes C) 150 bryophytes D) 250 bryophytes
A) 152 lichens B) 100 lichens C) 200 lichens D) 75 lichens
A) 1990 B) 1984 C) 1976 D) 2000
A) River of Spirits B) The Great Waterway C) "the way that walks" D) Path of the Ancients
A) 1492-1607 B) 1608-1759 C) 1534-1763 D) 1701-1800
A) 1975 B) 2005 C) 1999 D) 1986
A) Route 10 B) Route 25 C) Route 15 D) Route 20
A) 1972 B) 1961 C) 1984 D) 1955 |