1.in North America
2.the
longest unguarded border in the world.
3. three oceans: Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean and
Arctic Ocean.
4.a maple leaf.
5.along the southern border in such cities like Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City and
others.
6.The French
7.Elizabeth II, the Queen of Great Britain
8.Quebec
9. of The Niagara Falls, one of the world's most voluminous
waterfalls, famous both for its beauty and as a valuable source of hydroelectric power.
10.bilingual
11.French and English
12.the areas of health, education, social protection and human rights.
1. Where is Canada situated? Canada is situated in North America.
2. What is the capital of Canada? Ottawa is the capital of Canada.
3. What is the national symbol of this country? The national symbol of this country is a maple leaf.
4. How many people live there? Аbout 30 million people live there.
5. Where are people concentrated? Рeople are concentrated along the southern border in such cities like Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City and others.
6. What does the word “Canada” mean? The word “Canada” comes from one of the Red Indian languages – “Kannata”, meaning “village”.
7. Who were the first settles of this country? The French were the first settlers to this country.
8. Who’s the head of the state? Elizabeth II, the Queen of Great Britain, is a head of the state, but she doesn’t rule.
9. Today Canada is a monarchy or an independent federative state? Today Canada is an independent federative state.
10. How many territories and provinces are there? There are three territories and ten provinces in Canada.
11. What are the main provinces? The main provinces are Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, etc.
12. Nowadays Canada is a country with very high standards of living, isn’t it? Yes, nowadays Canada is a country with very high standards of living.
13. Name the official languages of Canada. It is a bilingual and multicultural country, with both English and French as official languages at the federal level.
