Question 1

Globalization has resulted in the economy of Quebec becoming ________ the rest of Canada.

Accepted Answer

less depen

Question 2

The Plains of Abraham in Quebec City are known because they mark the end of ________.

Accepted Answer

The Seven Years War/

Question 3

Which of the following names refers specifically to French speaking residents of Quebec?

Accepted Answer

A) Anglophones 
B) Francophones 
C) Allophones 
D) Quebecois 
A) Anglophones 
B) Francophones 
C) Allophones 
D) Quebecois

Question 4

Which of the following cities,located at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence and Ottawa rivers,has been a center for trade and cultural exchange since its establishment in 1642?

Accepted Answer

A) Quebec City 
B) Ottowa 
C) Saint John 
D) Montreal 
A) Quebec City 
B) Ottowa 
C) Saint John 
D) Montreal

Question 5

In what way is the government of Canada similar to that of the United States?

Accepted Answer

A) Both countries have a federal system in which power is shared between the national,state,and local governments 
B) Both countries have a unitary system in which power is centralized in the national government 
C) Both countries have a parliamentary system in which the executive branch derives its power from the legislative branch of government 
D) There is little similarity because Canada is a constitutional monarchy 
A) Both countries have a federal system in which power is shared between the national,state,and local governments 
B) Both countries have a unitary system in which power is centralized in the national government 
C) Both countries have a parliamentary system in which the executive branch derives its power from the legislative branch of government 
D) There is little similarity because Canada is a constitutional monarchy

Question 6

Which of the following is currently an important secondary sector activity in Quebec?

Accepted Answer

A) Logging 
B) Aluminum mining 
C) Paper milling 
D) Electronics manufacturing 
A) Logging 
B) Aluminum mining 
C) Paper milling 
D) Electronics manufacturing

Question 7

The best agricultural soils in Quebec are located where?

Accepted Answer

A) At the foot of the Appalachian mountains 
B) Near the St.Lawrence River and its tributaries 
C) On the Canadian Shield 
D) Near Hudson Bay 
A) At the foot of the Appalachian mountains 
B) Near the St.Lawrence River and its tributaries 
C) On the Canadian Shield 
D) Near Hudson Bay

Question 8

What situation left the British government with a huge debt that resulted in higher taxes in the 13 colonies?

Accepted Answer

A) The Crimean War 
B) The French-Indian War 
C) The Revolutionary War 
D) The Seven Years' War 
A) The Crimean War 
B) The French-Indian War 
C) The Revolutionary War 
D) The Seven Years' War

Question 9

The two landform regions that underlie Quebec are the northern portion of the Appalachian mountain range and what?

Accepted Answer

A) The Canadian Shield 
B) The Appalachian Shield 
C) The Quebec Shield 
D) The North American Shield 
A) The Canadian Shield 
B) The Appalachian Shield 
C) The Quebec Shield 
D) The North American Shield

Question 10

Asbestos is no longer a major part of the economy towns Quebec because ________.

Accepted Answer

asbestos has been li

Question 11

The French language,the Roman Catholic Church,and French legal and political traditions are all elements of what?

Accepted Answer

A) Seigneurial system 
B) Quebecois nationalism 
C) Treaty of Paris 
D) Toronto Lifestyle 
A) Seigneurial system 
B) Quebecois nationalism 
C) Treaty of Paris 
D) Toronto Lifestyle

Question 12

Much of Quebec has harsh weather,a rugged landscape,and thin soils,which have made most of the region unsuitable for ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Much of Quebec has harsh weather,a rugged...

Question 13

Which of the following is an important part of the primary sector in Quebec?

Accepted Answer

A) Farming 
B) Automobile manufacturing 
C) Tourism 
D) Logging 
A) Farming 
B) Automobile manufacturing 
C) Tourism 
D) Logging

Question 14

If you visited Quebec,you would see many structures that mark this area as settled by people of what religion?

Accepted Answer

A) Episcopalian 
B) Protestant 
C) Catholic 
D) Indigenous 
A) Episcopalian 
B) Protestant 
C) Catholic 
D) Indigenous

Question 15

France lost control of their territories in the New World in 1763.More than two hundred years later the descendants of French settlers still maintain their language and cultural traditions.Which of the following factors contributed to this?

Accepted Answer

A) Strong ties to the Catholic Church and isolated rural lifestyles. 
B) Desire to maintain a strong national identity. 
C) Desire to maintain a separate identity from British sympathizers. 
D) Descendants had no motivation to change languages. 
A) Strong ties to the Catholic Church and isolated rural lifestyles. 
B) Desire to maintain a strong national identity. 
C) Desire to maintain a separate identity from British sympathizers. 
D) Descendants had no motivation to change languages.

Question 16

What aspect of climate change is making the construction of housing and other buildings in Northern Quebec difficult?

Accepted Answer

A) Increasing forest fires 
B) Melting permafrost 
C) Deforestation 
D) Rising water levels 
A) Increasing forest fires 
B) Melting permafrost 
C) Deforestation 
D) Rising water levels

Question 17

If you were travelling in Quebec and visited the rolling hills of the Estrie,east of Montreal,you might notice that the farms and other land holdings are rectangular.Based on this,what could you infer about the settlement of that area?

Accepted Answer

A) The region was settled by the French 
B) The region was settled by the British 
C) The region was only settled in the 20th century 
D) The region was settled by Basque fishermen 
A) The region was settled by the French 
B) The region was settled by the British 
C) The region was only settled in the 20th century 
D) The region was settled by Basque fishermen

Question 18

What is the official language of Canada?

Accepted Answer

A) English 
B) French 
C) Both English and French 
D) Canada doesn't have an official language 
A) English 
B) French 
C) Both English and French 
D) Canada doesn't have an official language

Question 19

Many Anglophone Quebecois are moving out of the region for what reason?

Accepted Answer

A) The Quebec government passed a law that all signage and government documents must be in printed only in French. 
B) Strong Quebecois nationalism contributes to their feeling unwelcome in the region. 
C) They only want to live with other Anglophones. 
D) There are more job opportunities in other parts of Canada. 
A) The Quebec government passed a law that all signage and government documents must be in printed only in French. 
B) Strong Quebecois nationalism contributes to their feeling unwelcome in the region. 
C) They only want to live with other Anglophones. 
D) There are more job opportunities in other parts of Canada.

Question 20

The French explorer Jacques Cartier came to Quebec in 1534 looking for ________.

Accepted Answer

the Northw

Globalization has resulted in the economy of Quebec becoming ________ the rest of Canada.

The Plains of Abraham in Quebec City are known because they mark the end of ________.

Which of the following names refers specifically to French speaking residents of Quebec?

Which of the following cities,located at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence and Ottawa rivers,has been a center for trade and cultural exchange since its establishment in 1642?

In what way is the government of Canada similar to that of the United States?

Which of the following is currently an important secondary sector activity in Quebec?

The best agricultural soils in Quebec are located where?

What situation left the British government with a huge debt that resulted in higher taxes in the 13 colonies?

The two landform regions that underlie Quebec are the northern portion of the Appalachian mountain range and what?

Asbestos is no longer a major part of the economy towns Quebec because ________.

The French language,the Roman Catholic Church,and French legal and political traditions are all elements of what?

Much of Quebec has harsh weather,a rugged landscape,and thin soils,which have made most of the region unsuitable for ________.

Which of the following is an important part of the primary sector in Quebec?

If you visited Quebec,you would see many structures that mark this area as settled by people of what religion?

France lost control of their territories in the New World in 1763.More than two hundred years later the descendants of French settlers still maintain their language and cultural traditions.Which of the following factors contributed to this?

What aspect of climate change is making the construction of housing and other buildings in Northern Quebec difficult?

If you were travelling in Quebec and visited the rolling hills of the Estrie,east of Montreal,you might notice that the farms and other land holdings are rectangular.Based on this,what could you infer about the settlement of that area?

What is the official language of Canada?

Many Anglophone Quebecois are moving out of the region for what reason?

The French explorer Jacques Cartier came to Quebec in 1534 looking for ________.

Introduction

North America's Environmental Setting

Historical Settlement of North America

North American Political Economy

The Atlantic Periphery

Megalopolis

The Great Lakes and Corn Belt

The Inland South

The Coastal South

The Great Plains

The Rocky Mountains

Intermontane West

MexAmerica

California

The Pacific Northwest

Hawai'i and the Pacific Islands

The Far North

The Future of North America

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Exam 6: Quebec

Globalization has resulted in the economy of Quebec becoming ________ the rest of Canada.

The Plains of Abraham in Quebec City are known because they mark the end of ________.

Which of the following names refers specifically to French speaking residents of Quebec?

Which of the following cities,located at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence and Ottawa rivers,has been a center for trade and cultural exchange since its establishment in 1642?

In what way is the government of Canada similar to that of the United States?

Which of the following is currently an important secondary sector activity in Quebec?

The best agricultural soils in Quebec are located where?

What situation left the British government with a huge debt that resulted in higher taxes in the 13 colonies?

The two landform regions that underlie Quebec are the northern portion of the Appalachian mountain range and what?

Asbestos is no longer a major part of the economy towns Quebec because ________.

The French language,the Roman Catholic Church,and French legal and political traditions are all elements of what?

Much of Quebec has harsh weather,a rugged landscape,and thin soils,which have made most of the region unsuitable for ________.

Which of the following is an important part of the primary sector in Quebec?

If you visited Quebec,you would see many structures that mark this area as settled by people of what religion?

France lost control of their territories in the New World in 1763.More than two hundred years later the descendants of French settlers still maintain their language and cultural traditions.Which of the following factors contributed to this?

What aspect of climate change is making the construction of housing and other buildings in Northern Quebec difficult?

If you were travelling in Quebec and visited the rolling hills of the Estrie,east of Montreal,you might notice that the farms and other land holdings are rectangular.Based on this,what could you infer about the settlement of that area?

What is the official language of Canada?

Many Anglophone Quebecois are moving out of the region for what reason?

The French explorer Jacques Cartier came to Quebec in 1534 looking for ________.

Introduction

North America's Environmental Setting

Historical Settlement of North America

North American Political Economy

The Atlantic Periphery

Megalopolis

The Great Lakes and Corn Belt

The Inland South

The Coastal South

The Great Plains

The Rocky Mountains

Intermontane West

MexAmerica

California

The Pacific Northwest

Hawai'i and the Pacific Islands

The Far North

The Future of North America

Filters