1) What is a province? a) An area with special land or culture. b) Taking things like gold or coal from the ground. c) A part of a country with its own government. d) Hydroelectricity. 2) What is a region? a) An area with special land or culture. b) A small town next to an ocean. c) A place next to an ocean or lake. d) A part of a country with its own government. 3) What is fishing? a) Growing food on land. b) A structure over water that connects two places. c) Catching fish from rivers, lakes, or the sea. d) An area with special land or culture. 4) What is farming? a) The local time in a part of the world. b) Growing food on land. c) A small town next to an ocean. d) A place where sailors who work in ships gather together. 5) What is forestry? a) Hydroelectricity. b) Working with trees and forests. c) Growing food on land. d) Catching fish from rivers, lakes, or the sea. 6) What is mining? a) Taking things like gold or coal from the ground. b) A place where sailors who work in ships gather together. c) Hydroelectricity. d) A part of a country with its own government. 7) What is a time zone? a) The local time in a part of the world. b) Hydroelectricity. c) A place where sailors who work in ships gather together. d) The dirt we use to grow food. 8) What is a sea village? a) A place next to an ocean or lake. b) A small town next to an ocean. c) A place where ships stop. d) Catching fish from rivers, lakes, or the sea. 9) What is oil? a) Catching fish from rivers, lakes, or the sea. b) Taking things like gold or coal from the ground. c) A thick liquid used for energy. d) Hydroelectricity. 10) What is electricity made from water called? a) A thick liquid used for energy. b) Hydroelectricity. c) A place next to an ocean or lake. d) A small town next to an ocean. 11) What is soil? a) A place where sailors who work in ships gather together. b) Taking things like gold or coal from the ground. c) The dirt we use to grow food. d) A thick liquid used for energy. 12) What is a beach? a) Growing food on land. b) A place where sailors who work in ships gather together. c) A thick liquid used for energy. d) A place next to an ocean or lake. 13) What are potatoes? a) Catching fish from rivers, lakes, or the sea. b) A white vegetable that grows in the ground. c) Growing food on land. d) A structure over water that connects two places. 14) What is a bridge? a) The business of taking care of people who visit a place. b) The dirt we use to grow food. c) A place next to an ocean or lake. d) A structure over water that connects two places. 15) What are tides? a) A small town next to an ocean. b) How the ocean water rises and falls. c) Hydroelectricity. d) A part of a country with its own government. 16) What is a port? a) A thick liquid used for energy. b) Working with trees and forests. c) A place where ships stop. d) The dirt we use to grow food. 17) What is a navy base? a) How the ocean water rises and falls. b) A place where sailors who work in ships gather together. c) The business of taking care of people who visit a place. d) Taking things like gold or coal from the ground. 18) What is tourism? a) Catching fish from rivers, lakes, or the sea. b) A place where sailors who work in ships gather together. c) A structure over water that connects two places. d) The business of taking care of people who visit a place. 19) What is a capital city? a) A place where ships stop. b) A thick liquid used for energy. c) A small town next to an ocean. d) A city where government is located.

Canada's Atlantic Provinces: Quiz

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