Audio:QS032301
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Correct:Winnipeg*QS032302*
Wrong 1:Brandon
Wrong 2:Edmonton
Wrong 3:Ottawa
Wrong 4:Québec City
Wrong 5:Regina
Wrong 6:Saskatoon
Wrong 7:Whitehorse
Wrong 8:Yellowknife
GeoByte1:The Winnipeg Art Gallery houses one of the world's best collections of Inuit (Eskimo) art.
GeoByte2:The Winnipeg area was the home of Cree and Assiniboine Indians before the arrival of white settlers.
GeoByte3:This city was named after Lake Winnipeg, which takes its name from a Cree Indian term that means "muddy water."
GeoByte4:Winnipeg lies in the midst of rolling, fertile farmlands.
GeoByte5:Winnipeg is the main transportation center linking eastern and western Canada.
GeoByte6:Winnipeg serves as a distribution center for goods traveling west from eastern Canada, and is sometimes called the "Gateway to the West."
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