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Nova Scotia Pop Quiz

A scenic view of Nova Scotia's coastline with a lighthouse and lush greenery, featuring cultural elements like Mi'kmaq symbols and a historic building representing Acadian heritage.

Nova Scotia Pop Quiz

Test your knowledge about Nova Scotia with our engaging quiz! Dive into the rich culture, history, and geography of this beautiful Canadian province.

See how much you really know:

Learn interesting facts about Indigenous Nations
Explore the significance of key historical figures
Discover the unique terminology in Mi'kmaw

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningWave435

Nova Scotia makes up part of which Indigenous Nation?

Wabanki

Mi'kma'ki

Wəlastəkok

Penobscot Bay

Nova Scotia is Latin for:

New England

New Ireland

New Rome

New Scotland

Which Nova Scotian is known for challenging segregation in New Glasgow?

Gabriel Hall

Viola Desmond

William Pearly Oliver

Benjamin Jackson?

Which famous Mi'kmaq shared their culture, language, history and experience in Residential School through their poetry and written works?

Rita Joe

Anna Mae Aquash

Donald Marshall Jr.

Henri Membertou

Which group of people were deported from Nova Scotia starting in 1755?

The Vikings

The Acadians

The Irish

The Spanish

How do you say "thank you" (to a singular person) in Mi'kmaw

Wela'liek

Wela'lin

Taliaq

Kipu

Over how many kilometers of coastline exists in Nova Scotia?

9000

13000

16000

20000

What is the name of the body of water to separates Cape Breton Island from the mainland?

Strait of Gibraltar

Cabot Strait

St Lawerence Seaway

Strait of Canso

In which town did St FX history start?

Antigonish

Arichat

Arisaig

Aberdeen

Nova Scotia owns Sable Island

True

False

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