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10.14 Alberta

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#1. Which Canadian province is the largest producer of oil and gas?

Alberta

Manitoba

Saskatchewan

British Columbia

#2. What are the Badlands of Alberta famous for?

Hydro-electric power generation

World’s richest deposits of prehistoric fossils and dinosaur finds

Wine production

Oil fields

#3. Which Canadian province was named after the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria?

Manitoba

Alberta

British Columbia

Saskatchewan

#4. Why are the oil sands of northern Alberta important?

They are being developed as a major energy resource

They are not important

They form a major agricultural area

They are a major source of prehistoric fossils

#5. Which is the most populous prairie province?

Alberta

Saskatchewan

British Columbia

Manitoba

#6. Where is the famous Banff National Park located?

Manitoba

British Columbia

Saskatchewan

Alberta

#7. How many national parks are there in Alberta?

Two

One

Three

Five

#8. When was Banff National park established?

1885

1850

1950

1985

#9. Which famous lake is present in the Rocky mountains of Alberta?

Lake Huron

Lake Louise

Lake Erie

Lake Ontario

#10. Alberta is known for its agriculture and vast cattle ranches.

False

True

#11. Canada is one of the world’s largest beef producers.

False

True

#12. The famous Lake Louise in Alberta is named after Princess Loiuse Caroline Alberta.

True

False

#13. Who was Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, on whose name the province of Alberta and its world famous Lake Louise were named?

Granddaughter of Queen Victoria

Granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth

Daughter of Queen Elizabeth

Daughter of Queen Victoria

#14. Which Canadian province is the main beef producer?

Saskatchewan

Manitoba

British Columbia

Alberta

#15. Where are the Candian Badlands located?

British Columbia

Saskatchewan

Alberta

Manitoba

#16. The oil sands in northern Alberta are being developed as a significant energy source.

False

True

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