A) Qikiqtaaluk Region B) Territories C) Nunatsiavut D) Yukon Territory
A) Place of ice and snow B) Frozen land C) The land that never melts D) Land of eternal winter
A) 1985 B) 2000 C) 1976 D) 1972
A) 10,000 km² B) 8,290 km² C) 21,470 km² D) 6,000 km²
A) Athabasca Glacier B) Helheim Glacier C) Coronation Glacier D) Tiger Glacier
A) Penny Ice Cap B) Mount Asgard C) Akshayuk Pass D) Cumberland Peninsula
A) Rankin Inlet B) Pangnirtung C) Resolute D) Iqaluit
A) Pay a fee only B) Book a guided tour C) Obtain a special permit D) Register at the park office and attend an orientation session
A) Oak bushes B) Pine trees C) Maple leaves D) Mountain avens
A) Fish B) Rodent C) Bird D) Mammal
A) Snowy owls B) Penguins C) Parrots D) Flamingos
A) It dried up completely B) It was drained for research C) It became a popular swimming spot D) It burst through its banks, flooding the Weasel River
A) Exploring glaciers B) Backpacking via Akshayuk Pass C) Observing wildlife D) Swimming in Summit Lake |