A) The Coastal Ranges and the Inland Ranges B) The Southern Ranges and the Central Ranges C) The Eastern Ranges and the Western Ranges D) The Continental Ranges and the Northern Rockies
A) Upper Range, Lower Range, and Mid Range B) Northern Range, Southern Range, and Central Range C) Eastern Range, Western Range, and Middle Range D) Front Range, Park Ranges, and Kootenay Ranges
A) At Monkman Pass northwest of Mount Robson B) Southwest of Banff National Park C) Near Jasper National Park D) East of Waterton Lakes National Park
A) The Peace River B) The Columbia River C) The Fraser River D) The North Saskatchewan River
A) Sandstone and basalt B) Metamorphic and igneous rock such as gneiss and granite C) Marble and quartzite D) Layered sedimentary rock such as limestone and shale
A) The Canadian Rockies are more jagged due to heavy glaciation B) The Canadian Rockies have higher tree lines C) The Canadian Rockies have smoother, rounded peaks D) The Canadian Rockies have fewer glaciers
A) Waterton Lakes National Park B) Yoho National Park C) Jasper National Park D) Banff National Park
A) 1978 B) 2000 C) 1990 D) 1984
A) Rocky Mountain Conservancy B) Mountain Hiking Association C) Canadian National Parks Service D) The Alpine Club of Canada
A) Resistance from local wildlife B) Treacherous mountain passes, fast rivers and sheer drops C) Unfavorable weather conditions D) Lack of funding for construction
A) Banff Pass B) Monkman Pass C) Waterton Pass D) Kicking Horse Pass
A) The Columbia Mountains B) The Mackenzie Mountains C) The Canadian Rockies D) The Coast Mountains
A) Arctic Ocean B) Indian Ocean C) Pacific Ocean D) Atlantic Ocean
A) The Saint Elias Mountains B) The Columbia Mountains C) The Coast Mountains D) The Mackenzie Mountains
A) The Mackenzie Mountains B) The Rocky Mountain Trench C) The Saint Elias Mountains D) The Columbia Mountains
A) Yellowhead Highway B) Trans-Canada Highway C) Alaska Highway D) Icefields Parkway
A) 985 m (3,232 ft) B) 3,954 m (12,972 ft) C) 2,969 m (9,741 ft) D) 3,747 m (12,293 ft)
A) The Columbia Mountains B) The Mackenzie Mountains C) The Coast Mountains D) The Canadian Rockies
A) 3,954 m (12,972 ft) B) 4,016 m (13,176 ft) C) 5,959 m (19,551 ft) D) 3,747 m (12,293 ft)
A) Rocky Mountain Trench B) Canadian Prairies C) Liard River D) Yukon
A) Upper Waterton Lake B) Mount Robson C) Lewis Overthrust D) Boundary Creek
A) Liard River valley in northern British Columbia B) Albuquerque Basin in New Mexico C) Marias Pass in Montana D) Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Mexico
A) Montagnes de l'Est B) Rocheuses canadiennes C) Chaînes du Pacifique D) Cordillère du Nord
A) Wyoming B) Washington C) Idaho D) Montana
A) Only provincial parks B) None, they are unprotected C) Only national parks D) Several collectively comprise a World Heritage Site
A) Mount Robson B) Snow Dome C) Mount Columbia D) Mount Waddington
A) Cameron Lake B) Wilson Range C) Upper Waterton Lake D) Boundary Creek |