10.12 Manitoba

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#1. Which is the French centre of Winnipeg?

Stonewall

St. Boniface

Cartier

Selkirk

#2. Which city has Western Canada’s largest Francophone community?

Brandon

Quebec City

Winnipeg

Montreal

#3. Which is the most famous street intersection in Canada?

Portage and Maine

Yonge and Dundas

Highway 20 and Angrignon Boulevard

Broadway and Main

#4. What proportion of Manitoba’s population is Aboriginal?

~15%

~10%

~5%

~40%

#5. What proportion of Manitoba’s population has Ukrainian origins?

~4%

~10%

~7%

~14%

#6. In which province is the Portage and Main intersection located?

Saskatchewan

Manitoba

British Columbia

Ontario

#7. Which is the most populated city in Manitoba?

Winnipeg

Selkirk

Brandon

Winkler

#8. Portage and Main in Winnipeg is the most famous street intersection in Canada.

False

True

#9. Which Canadian province has the largest Aboriginal population?

Quebec

Alberta

Ontario

Manitoba

#10. What is the size of Winnipeg’s Francophone community in St. Boniface?

~100,000

~25,000

~65,000

~45,000

#11. What is the only difference between the flags of Ontario and Manitoba?

Coat of Arms

Union Jack

Red colour

Shape

#12. What is the most famous street intersection in Canada, Portage and Maine, known as?

The Great Intersection

Crossroads of Canada

National Intersection

Royal Intersection

#13. What are the major industries of Manitoba?

Select all that apply:

Agriculture

Hydro-electric power

Fishing

Mining

#14. St. Boniface is the French quarter of Winnipeg.

False

True

#15. Which famous street intersection is Winnipeg’s Exchange District located on?

Portage and Main

Portage and West

Main and East

Main and West

#16. Manitoba is an important Ukrainian cultural centre.

False

True

#17. Which two provinces have very similar flags?

Nova Scotia and Quebec

Alberta and Northern Territories

Ontario and Manitoba

Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador

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