Saskatchewan Quiz 4

Question 1 of 93

1. Question

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An area that appears poised to explode, is Saskatchewan’s

Garibaldi

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Meager

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Potash Formations

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None

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Question 2 of 93

2. Question

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Evidence of ancient volcanic activity can be found in which northern rock formation?

The Williston Basin

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The Tyndall Stone

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The Canadian Shield

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The Cypress Hills

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Question 3 of 93

3. Question

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Historical ‘mountain men’ in the Saskatchewan region were primarily engaged in what activity?

Cattle Herding

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Fur Trapping

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Gold Prospecting

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Logging

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Question 4 of 93

4. Question

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How do the prairies help people in Saskatchewan?

Good for farming

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easy to move about

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great weather

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pride

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Question 5 of 93

5. Question

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How does the Western Red Lily help the ecosystem?

It only looks pretty

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It supports pollinators and biodiversity

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It removes animals from the area

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None of the above

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Question 6 of 93

6. Question

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How many frost-free days on average define the growing season in the Saskatchewan grain belt?

80 days

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100 days

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120 days

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180 days

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Question 7 of 93

7. Question

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In what year did women in Saskatchewan achieve the provincial right to vote?

1905

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1925

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1890

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1916

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Question 8 of 93

8. Question

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In which Saskatchewan town was the world’s largest Tyrannosaurus rex Scotty discovered?

Eastend

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Val Marie

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Maple Creek

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Shaunavon

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Question 9 of 93

9. Question

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Levee systems and dams in Saskatchewan such as the Gardiner Dam created which reservoir?

Qu'Appelle Lake

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Reindeer Lake

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Lake Diefenbaker

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Last Mountain Lake

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Question 10 of 93

10. Question

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Moving the power to appoint justices for the provincial Kings Bench and Court of Appeal from the federal government to willing provinces might include:

British Columbia

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Alberta

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Saskatchewan

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All the Above

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Question 11 of 93

11. Question

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On what date did Saskatchewan officially become a province of Canada?

September 1 1905

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July 1 1867

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January 1 1900

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November 11 1918

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Question 12 of 93

12. Question

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People must adapt to the land and weather where they live.

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Untrue

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FALSE

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Uncertain

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Question 13 of 93

13. Question

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Saskatchewan’s prairies are good for farming because the land is flat and the soil is rich.

TRUE

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Untrue

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FALSE

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Uncertain

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Question 14 of 93

14. Question

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Stories withing Indigenous groups were used to teach lessons and share knowledge.

TRUE

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Untrue

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FALSE

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Uncertain

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Question 15 of 93

15. Question

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The 1905 autonomy acts led to the territorial expansion of Canada by creating which provinces?

Yukon and NWT

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Quebec and Ontario

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Alberta and Saskatchewan

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Manitoba and BC

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Question 16 of 93

16. Question

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The 1905 Saskatchewan Act is considered a landmark law because it did what?

Banned the sale of alcohol

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Established Saskatchewan as a province

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Abolished the Hudson's Bay Company

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Created the Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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Question 17 of 93

17. Question

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The Athabasca Basin is world-renowned for its high-grade deposits of what?

Diamonds

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Coal

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Iron Ore

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Uranium

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Question 18 of 93

18. Question

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The boundary of Treaty 6 covering central Saskatchewan includes a famous “adhesion”” signed at which location?”

Duck Lake

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Frog Lake

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Swift Current

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Fort Carlton

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Question 19 of 93

19. Question

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The Cory Mine near Saskatoon is a major operation for the extraction of what?

Oil

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Gravel

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Potash

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Copper

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Question 20 of 93

20. Question

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The lowest point in Saskatchewan is found on the shore of which body of water?

Buffalo Pound Lake

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Lake Athabasca

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Lake Winnipeg

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Reindeer Lake

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Question 21 of 93

21. Question

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The name of the major fault system in the northern Precambrian Shield?

Cascadia Fault

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Denali Fault

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Virgin River Fault

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San Andreas Fault

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Question 22 of 93

22. Question

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The Natural Resources Transfer Act is a key part of the federal-provincial what?

Environmental policy

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Education reform

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Sovereignty debate

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Trade agreement

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Question 23 of 93

23. Question

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The official flag of Saskatchewan features the provincial emblem and which floral symbol?

Trillium

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Western Red Lily

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Wild Rose

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Prairie Crocus

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Question 24 of 93

24. Question

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The ‘Old-Time Fiddling’ contest is a staple of which Saskatchewan cultural tradition?

Jazz and Blues nights

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Country and Folk festivals

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Classical concerts

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Opera performances

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Question 25 of 93

25. Question

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The sagebrush plains are a unique ecosystem found in which part of Saskatchewan?

Athabasca Basin

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Carrot River Valley

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Frenchman River Valley

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Melfort Basin

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Question 26 of 93

26. Question

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The Saskatchewan economy has historically been defined by which market cycle?

Maritime trade cycles

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Boom and bust commodity cycles

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Industrial revolution cycles

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Tech innovation cycles

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Question 27 of 93

27. Question

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The site of Treaty 6 signing is recognized as a National Historic Site at which location?

Batoche

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Fish Creek

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Frenchman Butte

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Fort Carlton

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Question 28 of 93

28. Question

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The transition from a pioneer society to an urbanized province is part of Saskatchewan’s what?

Geographical shift

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Biological diversity

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Social evolution

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Industrial decline

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Question 29 of 93

29. Question

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The University of Saskatchewan is home to a historic observatory site used primarily for what?

Searching for oil deposits

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Public stargazing and education

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Tracking military satellites

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Predicting prairie droughts

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Question 30 of 93

30. Question

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What are the sectors including healthcare, education and retail services called:

heavy mining

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raw farming

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logging camps

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service industries

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Question 31 of 93

31. Question

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What is a defining feature of the Hidden Valley or the Big Muddy Badlands in Southern Saskatchewan?

Canyon depth

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Tropical rainforest

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Glacial ice sheet

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Volcanic crater

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Question 32 of 93

32. Question

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What is the largest bridge infrastructure project recently completed in Saskatoon?

Traffic Bridge

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Chief Mistawasis Bridge

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Victoria Bridge

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Circle Drive South Bridge

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Question 33 of 93

33. Question

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What is the longest river flowing entirely through or along the borders of Saskatchewan?

Churchill River

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North Saskatchewan River

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Assiniboine River

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South Saskatchewan River

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Question 34 of 93

34. Question

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What is the name of Saskatoon’s historic CPR bridge that is a local landmark?

Victoria Bridge

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Broadway Bridge

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University Bridge

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Senator Sid Buckwold Bridge

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Question 35 of 93

35. Question

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What is the name of the major natural gas pipeline system that traverses the province?

Coastal GasLink

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TransCanada Pipeline

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Enbridge Line 5

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Keystone XL

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Question 36 of 93

36. Question

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What is the name of the official provincial song?

Prairie Pride

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Saskatchewan

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The Wheat Province Song

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Home on the Range

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Question 37 of 93

37. Question

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What is the official provincial gem of Saskatchewan?

Jade

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It has none

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Diamond

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Amethyst

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Question 38 of 93

38. Question

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What is the official provincial mineral of Saskatchewan?

Gold

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Potash

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Uranium

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Coal

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Question 39 of 93

39. Question

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What is the official provincial soil of Saskatchewan known for its fertility?

Sandy Silt

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Podzol

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Dark Brown Chernozem

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Clay Loam

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Question 40 of 93

40. Question

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What is the official provincial wildflower of Saskatchewan?

Goldenrod

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Western Red Lily

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Prairie Crocus

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Giant Sunflower

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Question 41 of 93

41. Question

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What is the primary environmental concern regarding urban sprawl in the Saskatoon-Martensville corridor?

Industrial pollution

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Deforestation

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Mountain erosion

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Loss of prime agricultural land

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Question 42 of 93

42. Question

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What is the primary function of the Star-Orion South project near Prince Albert?

coal pit

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salt works

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gravel quarry

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diamond mine

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Question 43 of 93

43. Question

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What is the primary goal of range management in the Saskatchewan grasslands?

Draining wetlands

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Urban expansion

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Sustainable grazing for livestock

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Increasing timber yield

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Question 44 of 93

44. Question

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What is the primary goal of the Stewardship Credit Program regarding Saskatchewan wetlands?

Drainage for irrigation

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Peat moss harvesting

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Recreational boating access

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Wetland preservation

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Question 45 of 93

45. Question

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What often impacts travel and cattle ranching during Saskatchewan winters?

monsoon rains

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hurricane surges

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sandstorms

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blizzards

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Question 46 of 93

46. Question

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What proof of citizenship required for one to vote in a Saskatchewan election?

A valid ID

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2 pieces of some type of ID

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Someone to vouch for you

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Any of the Above

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Question 47 of 93

47. Question

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What requirement did the Homestead Act impose on settlers to prove up their claim?

Owning 50 cattle

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Building a permanent dwelling

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Paying a $1000 fee

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Planting 100 trees

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Question 48 of 93

48. Question

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What term describes the fluctuating prices and availability of homes in Regina?

crop rotation

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weather pattern

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water level

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housing trend

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Question 49 of 93

49. Question

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What term describes the volunteer defense forces formed during early settlement?

corporate ties

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family trees

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trade links

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militia

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Question 50 of 93

50. Question

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What unique geographic feature is found at the Great Sand Hills in southwestern Saskatchewan?

Desert expanse

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Tropical jungle

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Coral reef

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Salt marsh

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Question 51 of 93

51. Question

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Where are ancient shell middens most likely to be found in Saskatchewan?

Deep caves

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Badlands

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Boreal lake shores

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Sand dunes

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Question 52 of 93

52. Question

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Where is the Saskatchewan Science Centre located?

Saskatoon

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Moose Jaw

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Prince Albert

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Regina

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Question 53 of 93

53. Question

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Which city serves as the primary financial and judicial hub for the province?

Regina

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Saskatoon

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Lloydminster

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Swift Current

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Question 54 of 93

54. Question

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Which describes Alberta and Manitoba in relation to Saskatchewan?

overseas territories

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island nations

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northern territories

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bordering provinces

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Question 55 of 93

55. Question

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Which ethnic group formed a massive immigrant wave to Saskatchewan between 1890 and 1914?

Greeks

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Ukrainians

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Italians

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Han Chinese

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Question 56 of 93

56. Question

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Which fur trading organization was a dominant force in early Saskatchewan history?

Hudson's Bay Company

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Astor Fur

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Ottawa Trappers

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North West Company

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Question 57 of 93

57. Question

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Which group’s oral tradition includes the stories of Wisakedjak (the Trickster)?

British Pioneers

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Cree

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Ukrainian Settlers

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Early Ranchers

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Question 58 of 93

58. Question

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Which insect is the official provincial butterfly of Saskatchewan?

It has none

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Old World Swallowtail

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Monarch Butterfly

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Canadian Tiger Swallowtail

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Question 59 of 93

59. Question

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Which institution is the primary research university for medical and agricultural sciences in Saskatchewan?

Campion College

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Luther College

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University of Saskatchewan

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University of Regina

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Question 60 of 93

60. Question

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Which level of court is the highest within the province of Saskatchewan?

Supreme Court of Canada

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Court of Appeal

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Provincial Court

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Queen's Bench

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Question 61 of 93

61. Question

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Which month typically sees the highest average snowfall in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan?

July

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May

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September

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January

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Question 62 of 93

62. Question

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Which movement in Saskatchewan led to the creation of the first public health care system?

Federal Mandate

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Grassroots Agrarian Activism

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Labor Union Strike

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Corporate Lobbying

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Question 63 of 93

63. Question

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Which northern Saskatchewan lake features a natural harbor often used by float planes and the early historic fur trade?

Reindeer Lake

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Last Mountain Lake

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Diefenbaker Lake

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Lac La Ronge

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Question 64 of 93

64. Question

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Which notable Senator from Saskatchewan was the first Indigenous person appointed to the Senate of Canada?

Raynell Andreychuk

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David Tkachuk

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Stafford Smythe

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James Gladstone

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Question 65 of 93

65. Question

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Which plant did early explorers use to win the scurvy battle in the Canadian wilderness?

Prickly pear

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Buffalo berry

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Spruce needles

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Sagebrush

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Question 66 of 93

66. Question

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Which public university is the oldest in the province established in 1907?

First Nations University

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Saskatchewan Polytechnic

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University of Saskatchewan

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University of Regina

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Question 67 of 93

67. Question

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Which quilt was designated as the official provincial quilt in 1988?

The Heritage Quilt

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The Saskatchewan Diamond Quilt

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The Prairie Star Quilt

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The Wheat Sheaf Quilt

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Question 68 of 93

68. Question

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Which Regina building is a premier example of Edwardian Classical architecture?

RCMP Heritage Centre

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Saskatchewan Legislative Building

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Delta Bessborough

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Casino Regina

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Question 69 of 93

69. Question

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Which regulations govern the financial institutions headquartered in Saskatoon?

maritime law

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aerospace code

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forestry permits

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banking law

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Question 70 of 93

70. Question

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Which river was historically used for commercial steamship navigation in the 1800s?

Souris River

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Wood River

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North Saskatchewan River

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Frenchman River

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Question 71 of 93

71. Question

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Which river was part of the historic portaging route for the Voyageurs in Northern Saskatchewan?

Souris River

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Qu'Appelle River

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Churchill River

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South Saskatchewan River

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Question 72 of 93

72. Question

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Which Saskatchewan city is known as the “City of Bridges””?”

Regina

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Prince Albert

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Moose Jaw

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Saskatoon

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Question 73 of 93

73. Question

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Which Saskatchewan insect is the focus of provincial pollinator health initiatives?

Mosquito

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Leafcutter bee

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Monarch butterfly

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Honeybee

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Question 74 of 93

74. Question

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While not indigenous to the plains where is a notable collection of totem poles was once located in Saskatchewan as a tribute to diverse Indigenous cultures?

Wanuskewin Heritage Park

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Batoche National Historic Site

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Prince Albert Historical Museum

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Regina Legislative Grounds

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Question 75 of 93

75. Question

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Who acts as the representative of the Monarch in Saskatchewan?

Chief Justice

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Lieutenant Governor

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Premier

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Speaker of the House

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Question 76 of 93

76. Question

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Who said “History is a pack of lies we play on the dead.”””

Socrates

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Aristotle

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Voltaire

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R.F. Kennedy

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Question 77 of 93

77. Question

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who typically owns the mineral rights to land settled after 1905?

The Hudson's Bay Company

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The Crown (Provincial Government)

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The Individual Landowner

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The Federal Government

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Question 78 of 93

78. Question

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Who was a leading figure in the Saskatchewan suffrage movement?

Thérèse Casgrain

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Emily Murphy

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Violet McNaughton

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Nellie McClung

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Question 79 of 93

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Who was the famous scout and guide for the NWMP during the March West?

Wild Bill Hickok

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Jerry Potts

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Buffalo Bill

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Kit Carson

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Question 80 of 93

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Why did settlers move to Saskatchewan?

To live in forests only

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To avoid all rivers

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To farm on rich land

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None of the above

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Question 81 of 93

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Why is geography important today?

It helps people understand and care for the land

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It has no effect on life

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It only matters in the past

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None of the above

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Question 82 of 93

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~10% done! Question: Are you feeling down, depressed or hopeless?

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~20% done! Question: Are you having trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much?

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~30 % done! Are you feeling tired or having little energy?

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~40% done! Question: Have you lately had a poor appetite or are you overeating?

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~50% done! Question: Feeling bad about yourself or have let yourself or your family down

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~60% done! Question: Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading or watching TV?

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~90% done! Question: Any thoughts lately that you would be better off dead or of hurting yourself

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Nearly every day

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Question 92 of 93

92. Question

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As you begin this Quiz! Have you little interest or pleasure in doing things?

Not at all

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For last several days

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For more than half the days

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Nearly every day

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Question 93 of 93

93. Question

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Done! Any suggestions for questions that you might think should have been asked?

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Note that this quiz

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changes annually

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end of each year

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