Clue | Answer | % Correct |
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Largest lakes located entirely inside Canadian land | Great {Bear} Lake | 89%
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32.1% of the population consists of First Nations and 10.9% of this Arctic group of people, known for making Igloos | Inuit / Eskimo | 86%
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Quadripoint between NWT, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the above | Four {Corner}s | 81%
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Most recent province or territory to separate itself from Northwest Territories | Nunavut | 78%
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Sea route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans to each other | Northwest {Passage} | 77%
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Largest lakes located entirely inside Canadian land | Great {Slave} Lake | 74%
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Capital of Northwest Territories | Yellowknife | 73%
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Highest mountain
(hint: namesake of an American grunge band) | Mount {Nirvana} | 59%
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Largest island - shares it with a bordering territory | Victoria Island | 47%
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Gulf located between those islands and mainland Northwest Territories
(hint: named for a famous Norwegian explorer) | {Amundsen} Gulf | 46%
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The longest river system in Canada | Mackenzie River | 44%
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This substance is mined in Diavik | Diamond | 42%
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Most spoken indigenous language in Northwest Territories
(hint: human's best friend + long curved bones) | Dogrib | 39%
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Largest island entirely controlled by Northwest Territories | Banks Island | 31%
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Northwest Territories has the highest ____ per-capita of any province or territory | GDP | 31%
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Sea the coastal mainland of Northwest Territories border | Beaufort Sea | 26%
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Name one of the two cities (in other provinces) that served as the capital of Northwest Territories between 1883–1967 | Regina / Ottawa | 25%
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National park shared with Alberta | Wood {Buffalo} | 22%
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Animals depicted on the coat of arms of Northwest Territories | Narwhals / White fox | 21%
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The capital is called "Sǫǫ̀mbak’è" in that language, which means "Where the _____ is" | Money | 16%
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