Audio:QS031101
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Correct:Northwest Territories*QS031102*
Wrong 1:Alberta
Wrong 2:Manitoba
Wrong 3:Newfoundland
Wrong 4:Nova Scotia
Wrong 5:Ontario
Wrong 6:Québec
Wrong 7:Saskatchewan
Wrong 8:Yukon Territory
GeoByte1:This vast territory has an average of about 4 people per 100 square miles (2 people per 100 sq. km).
GeoByte2:About a third of the people who live in the Northwest Territories are Inuit (Eskimo).
GeoByte3:Police service for the Northwest Territories is provided by the famous "Mounties," the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
GeoByte4:The Northwest Territories stretches across North America and reaches into the Arctic Circle.
GeoByte5:In 1999 the Canadian government plans to carve a new territory called Nunauut out of the Northwest Territories that will largely be controlled by the Inuit, a native people.
GeoByte6:The Northwest Territories is the largest of Canada's territories and provinces. It has an area of 1,304,903 square miles (3,379,683 sq. km).
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