1. This lake that straddles the Canada/US border is the second largest lake in the world. Lake Erie Lake Huron Lake Ontario Lake Superior

2. Although not the smallest of the Great Lakes, it is the shallowest. Lake Superior Lake Ontario Lake Huron Lake Erie

3. With the same name as its province's capital, this lake is number 13 on the list of the world's largest lakes. Lake Victoria Lake Regina Lake Edmonton Lake Winnipeg

4. Canadian Pacific Railroad packer Tom Wilson was the first white man to see this gorgeous lake which he named Emerald Lake. Two years later it was renamed to what? Lake Louise Lake Minnewanka Clear Lake Rainbow Lake

5. Of the two rather large lakes in the Northwest Territories, which is larger in area? Answer: (Three Words)

6. Residents of this province always laugh when they see Minnesota's licence plates claiming 10,000 lakes. At one time, the provincial plates read '100,000 Lakes'. Manitoba Quebec Ontario British Columbia

7. There are two provinces which have no lakes larger than 400 square kilometres. Which are they? Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan

8. This lake is another that straddles the Canada/US border, only this one is at the northernmost point of the continental US (excluding Alaska). Lake Champlain Rainy Lake Lake St. Clair Lake of the Woods

9. Niagara Falls can be found between these two Great Lakes. Lake Ontario and Lake Erie Lake Ontario and Lake Huron Lake Erie and Lake Huron Lake Erie and Lake Michigan

10. This long, narrow lake is located in the fruitful valley of the same name. Fraser Lake Lake Okanagan Lake Nipigon Lake Manitoba