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The three largest cities in Canada do NOT include_____.
A
Toronto
B
.Montreal
C
Ottawa
D
Vancouver
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本题考查加拿大城市概况。渥太华（Ottawa）是加拿大首都和政治文化中心，安大略省第二大城市，加拿大第四大城市。故应选C项。多伦多（Toronto）作为安大略省的省会，是加拿大最大的城市，亦超越芝加哥成为北美洲第四大城市。蒙特利尔（Montreal）坐落于加拿大渥太华河和圣劳伦斯河交汇处，是加拿大第二大城市、魁北克省最大城市。温哥华市（Vancouver）是加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省的沿岸城市，是加拿大第三大都会，加拿大西部第一大城市。
本题考查加拿大城市概况。渥太华（Ottawa）是加拿大首都和政治文化中心，安大略省第二大城市，加拿大第四大城市。故应选C项。多伦多（Toronto）作为安大略省的省会，是加拿大最大的城市，亦超越芝加哥成为北美洲第四大城市。蒙特利尔（Montreal）坐落于加拿大渥太华河和圣劳伦斯河交汇处，是加拿大第二大城市、魁北克省最大城市。温哥华市（Vancouver）是加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省的沿岸城市，是加拿大第三大都会，加拿大西部第一大城市。
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