- Which is the longest river in Canada?
- A) Columbia River
- B) Saskatchewan River
- C) Mackenzie River
- D) Ottawa River
- The St. Lawrence River connects the Great Lakes to which body of water?
- A) Atlantic Ocean
- B) Gulf of St. Lawrence
- C) Hudson Bay
- D) Bering Sea
- Which river flows through the capital city of Canada, Ottawa?
- A) Saskatchewan River
- B) Ottawa River
- C) Fraser River
- D) Yukon River
- What is the primary source of the Fraser River?
- A) Great Bear Lake
- B) Fraser Glacier
- C) Lake Ontario
- D) Lake Winnipeg
- Which river is known for its significant salmon run?
- A) Fraser River
- B) Mackenzie River
- C) Ottawa River
- D) Athabasca River
- The Yukon River flows primarily through which territory?
- A) British Columbia
- B) Yukon
- C) Alberta
- D) Manitoba
- Which river forms part of the border between Canada and the United States?
- A) Ottawa River
- B) St. Croix River
- C) Columbia River
- D) Saskatchewan River
- What is the main purpose of the Mackenzie River?
- A) Tourism
- B) Transportation
- C) Agriculture
- D) Hydroelectric power
- Which river is famous for its whitewater rapids and attracts many adventure seekers?
- A) Ottawa River
- B) Kicking Horse River
- C) South Saskatchewan River
- D) Athabasca River
- What is the major environmental concern for rivers in Canada?
- A) Overfishing
- B) Invasive species
- C) Pollution
- D) Deforestation
- The Columbia River is an important waterway for which type of resource?
- A) Natural gas
- B) Coal
- C) Hydroelectric power
- D) Oil
- Which river is a major tributary of the Mackenzie River?
- A) Peace River
- B) Athabasca River
- C) Slave River
- D) Liard River
- The Assiniboine River flows primarily through which province?
- A) Manitoba
- B) Saskatchewan
- C) Alberta
- D) Ontario
- Which river is known for the Nahanni National Park Reserve?
- A) Yukon River
- B) Nahanni River
- C) Mackenzie River
- D) Athabasca River
- What is the primary economic use of the Ottawa River?
- A) Fishing
- B) Agriculture
- C) Hydroelectric power
- D) Transportation
- Which river is famous for its stunning canyons and scenic landscapes?
- A) Bow River
- B) North Saskatchewan River
- C) South Saskatchewan River
- D) Peace River
- Which river runs through Calgary, Alberta?
- A) Bow River
- B) Oldman River
- C) Elbow River
- D) Red Deer River
- The Churchill River is located in which Canadian province?
- A) Alberta
- B) Manitoba
- C) Saskatchewan
- D) British Columbia
- Which river is a major source of drinking water for many Canadians?
- A) Mackenzie River
- B) Fraser River
- C) Ottawa River
- D) Columbia River
- Which river is primarily used for shipping in the Great Lakes region?
- A) Ottawa River
- B) Assiniboine River
- C) St. Lawrence River
- D) Saskatchewan River
- Which river’s watershed is one of the largest in North America?
- A) Mackenzie River
- B) Columbia River
- C) Yukon River
- D) Saskatchewan River
- What is the primary challenge facing the Columbia River Basin?
- A) Low water levels
- B) Flooding
- C) Water management
- D) Pollution
- Which river is known for its unique ecosystems and diverse wildlife?
- A) Ottawa River
- B) Mackenzie River
- C) Fraser River
- D) South Saskatchewan River
- The Athabasca River is known for which major oil resource?
- A) Crude oil
- B) Oil sands
- C) Natural gas
- D) Coal
- Which river has the largest drainage basin in Canada?
- A) St. Lawrence River
- B) Columbia River
- C) Mackenzie River
- D) Yukon River
- Which river runs through the city of Regina?
- A) Assiniboine River
- B) Wascana Creek
- C) North Saskatchewan River
- D) South Saskatchewan River
- Which river is known for its ancient rock carvings along its banks?
- A) Athabasca River
- B) Fraser River
- C) Bow River
- D) Ottawa River
- Which river is often referred to as the “river of the north”?
- A) Mackenzie River
- B) Yukon River
- C) Churchill River
- D) Peace River
- What is the primary characteristic of the North Saskatchewan River?
- A) Scenic beauty
- B) High water levels
- C) Pollution issues
- D) Flooding risk
- Which river is an important cultural landmark for Indigenous peoples in Canada?
- A) Columbia River
- B) Ottawa River
- C) Fraser River
- D) Mackenzie River
| River Name | Length (km) | Major Features | Drainage Basin | Notable Locations |
| Mackenzie River | 1,738 | Longest river in Canada; important for transport | Arctic Ocean | Fort Simpson, Inuvik |
| St. Lawrence River | 1,197 | Connects Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean | Gulf of St. Lawrence | Montreal, Quebec City |
| Fraser River | 1,375 | Known for salmon runs; vital for agriculture | Pacific Ocean | Vancouver, Hope |
| Yukon River | 3,190 | Flows through Yukon Territory; historical gold rush route | Bering Sea | Whitehorse, Dawson City |
| Columbia River | 2,000 | Major hydroelectric power source; rich in biodiversity | Pacific Ocean | Revelstoke, Castlegar |
| Ottawa River | 1,271 | Flows through Ottawa; important for hydroelectricity | St. Lawrence River | Ottawa, Gatineau |
| Assiniboine River | 1,070 | Important for agriculture; flows through Manitoba | Hudson Bay | Winnipeg |
| Saskatchewan River | 550 | Flows through Saskatchewan; supports irrigation | Hudson Bay | Saskatoon, Prince Albert |
| Churchill River | 560 | Known for wildlife; important for hydroelectric projects | Hudson Bay | La Ronge |
| Athabasca River | 1,231 | Flows through Alberta; associated with oil sands | Mackenzie River | Jasper, Fort McMurray |
| South Saskatchewan River | 600 | Key water source for agriculture; flows through Alberta and Saskatchewan | Hudson Bay | Saskatoon |