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Rights 1
Which bodies pass the written laws that are one of the sources of Canadians' rights?Correct answer:Parliament and the provincial legislatures
Rights 2
Besides English common law, which legal tradition helps shape Canadian law?Correct answer:The civil code of France
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Rights 5
What does habeas corpus protect?Correct answer:The right to challenge being held unlawfully by the state
Rights 6
Where does the right of habeas corpus come from?Correct answer:English common law
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Rights 8
The Charter begins by saying that Canada is founded on principles that recognize which two things?Correct answer:The supremacy of God and the rule of law
Rights 9
Which of these is one of the fundamental freedoms protected in Canada?Correct answer:Freedom of peaceful assembly
Rights 10
The freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression includes which of these?Correct answer:Freedom of speech and of the press
Rights 11
A worker decides to join a trade union and a local sports club. Which fundamental freedom protects this choice?Correct answer:Freedom of association
Rights 12
A woman decides to stop following the faith she grew up in and to follow none. Which fundamental freedom protects her choice?Correct answer:Freedom of conscience and religion
Rights 13
Under their mobility rights, what can Canadians do?Correct answer:Live and work in any part of Canada
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Rights 15
What does the Charter say about the treaty rights of Aboriginal peoples?Correct answer:Charter rights do not reduce treaty rights
Rights 16
A French-speaking Canadian family lives in Alberta, where most people speak English, and wants their children to go to school in French. Which Charter right is this about?Correct answer:Minority language education rights
Rights 17
Which of these does the Charter treat as a basic feature of Canada's heritage and identity?Correct answer:Multiculturalism
Rights 18
True or false: In Canada, women and men are equal under the law.Correct answer:True
Rights 19
Which of these is a crime in Canada?Correct answer:Forcing a person to marry against their will
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Rights 21
How does Canadian law treat so-called honour killings and female genital mutilation?Correct answer:As serious crimes that are severely punished
Rights 22
Canadians say that no one is above the law. What does this mean?Correct answer:Governments and officials must obey the law too
Rights 23
Which of these is one of the responsibilities of Canadian citizenship?Correct answer:Taking responsibility for yourself and your family
Rights 24
What should a Canadian citizen do when called to serve on a jury?Correct answer:Serve, because it is required by law
Rights 25
For Canadian citizens, what is voting in elections?Correct answer:Both a right and a responsibility
Rights 26
Maria helps at a food bank every Saturday without being paid. Which responsibility of citizenship is she showing?Correct answer:Helping others in the community
Rights 27
Protecting and enjoying Canada's heritage and environment is a responsibility of citizenship. Which action is part of it?Correct answer:Avoiding waste and pollution
Rights 28
True or false: Canada requires all young citizens to do military service.Correct answer:False
Rights 29
Canada has no compulsory military service. How can Canadians serve in the military part-time in their local community?Correct answer:By joining the Naval, Army or Air Reserve
Rights 30
In the Oath of Citizenship, new citizens promise to be faithful and bear true allegiance to whom?Correct answer:The Sovereign (King or Queen) of Canada
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Rights 32
Applicants of which ages must show knowledge of Canada to become citizens?Correct answer:18 to 54
Rights 33
When does an applicant officially become a Canadian citizen?Correct answer:When they take the Oath of Citizenship at a ceremony
Who we are 1
Which three groups make up the Aboriginal peoples of Canada?Correct answer:First Nations, Inuit and Métis
Who we are 2
Which of the three Aboriginal groups has the most people?Correct answer:First Nations
Who we are 3
In Inuktitut, what does the word "Inuit" mean?Correct answer:The people
Who we are 4
Where do most Inuit live?Correct answer:In small communities spread across the Arctic
Who we are 5
What is the background of the Métis?Correct answer:They have both Aboriginal and European ancestors
Who we are 6
Which language is the Métis people's own language?Correct answer:Michif
Who we are 7
True or false: Most Métis people live in the Atlantic provinces.Correct answer:False
Who we are 8
Who we are 9
Which document first guaranteed the territorial rights of Aboriginal peoples?Correct answer:The Royal Proclamation of 1763
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Who we are 12
What are Canada's two official languages?Correct answer:English and French
Who we are 13
What do we call Canadians whose main language is French?Correct answer:Francophones
Who we are 14
Who we are 15
In which region did the ancestors of the Acadians begin to settle?Correct answer:The Maritime provinces
Who we are 16
What was the "Great Upheaval"?Correct answer:The deportation of Acadians from their homeland by the British
Who we are 17
Most Quebecers are descendants of about how many French settlers who came in the 1600s and 1700s?Correct answer:About 8,500
Who we are 18
What did the House of Commons recognize in 2006?Correct answer:That the Québécois form a nation within a united Canada
Who we are 19
What are English-speaking people who live in Quebec called?Correct answer:Anglo-Quebecers
Who we are 20
Since the 1970s, where have most immigrants to Canada come from?Correct answer:Asia
Who we are 21
In Vancouver, which group of languages is the most common at home after English?Correct answer:Chinese
Who we are 22
Among Canadians who belong to a religion, which is the largest religious group?Correct answer:Catholics
Who we are 23
True or false: In Canada, gay and lesbian couples can have a civil marriage.Correct answer:True
History 1
History 2
Where can you see the remains of a Viking settlement from about 1,000 years ago?Correct answer:L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland and Labrador
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History 4
Jacques Cartier crossed the Atlantic three times between 1534 and 1542. For whom did he claim the land?Correct answer:King Francis I of France
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History 7
Who built a fortified settlement in 1608 where Québec City stands today?Correct answer:Samuel de Champlain
History 8
In New France, who were the coureurs des bois and the voyageurs?Correct answer:Travellers who went far inland by canoe to trade
History 9
In 1670, King Charles II of England gave the Hudson's Bay Company the sole right to trade in a large area. What was that area?Correct answer:The lands drained by the rivers that flow into Hudson Bay
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History 11
History 12
What did the Quebec Act of 1774 allow?Correct answer:It let Catholics practise their religion freely and hold public office
History 13
History 14
Who led thousands of Mohawk Loyalists into Canada after the American Revolution?Correct answer:Joseph Brant
History 15
In 1758, the first elected representative assembly in what is now Canada met. Where?Correct answer:Halifax
History 16
What did the Constitutional Act of 1791 do?Correct answer:It divided the Province of Quebec into Upper Canada and Lower Canada
History 17
In 1793, under Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe, what did Upper Canada do?Correct answer:It became the first province in the British Empire to move toward ending slavery
History 18
History 19
What was the Underground Railroad?Correct answer:A secret network that helped enslaved people escape from the United States to Canada
History 20
Mary Ann Shadd Cary is remembered for what?Correct answer:She published an anti-slavery newspaper and was the first woman publisher in Canada
History 21
History 22
Which bank, founded by merchants in 1817, is the oldest bank in Canada?Correct answer:The Bank of Montreal
History 23
In the War of 1812, which country invaded Canada?Correct answer:The United States
History 24
Major-General Sir Isaac Brock captured Detroit in 1812. Where was he killed later that year?Correct answer:Queenston Heights
History 25
History 26
Laura Secord is remembered for what she did in 1813. What was it?Correct answer:She walked about 30 km to warn British soldiers of a planned American attack
History 27
Who was Tecumseh?Correct answer:A Shawnee chief who fought with the British against the American invasion
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History 29
Where did armed rebellions take place in 1837–38?Correct answer:Around Montreal and in Toronto
History 30
After the rebellions, Lord Durham recommended uniting Upper and Lower Canada. What was the united colony, created by a law passed in 1840, called?Correct answer:The Province of Canada
History 31
Which colony was the first in British North America to gain responsible government, in 1847–48?Correct answer:Nova Scotia
History 32
Which two leaders, one English-speaking and one French-speaking, worked together to bring responsible government to the Province of Canada in 1848–49?Correct answer:Robert Baldwin and Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine
History 33
Who were the Fathers of Confederation?Correct answer:Representatives of the colonies who worked from 1864 to 1867 to create a new country
History 34
Which law, passed by the British Parliament, created the Dominion of Canada in 1867?Correct answer:The British North America Act
History 35
On what date did the Dominion of Canada officially come into being?Correct answer:1 July 1867
History 36
Which four provinces formed Canada in 1867?Correct answer:Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
History 37
During the talks that led to Confederation, who suggested the name "Dominion of Canada"?Correct answer:Sir Leonard Tilley
History 38
Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada?Correct answer:Sir John A. Macdonald
History 39
What was Sir George-Étienne Cartier's role in Canada's history?Correct answer:He was the key Father of Confederation from Quebec
History 40
Which two became part of Canada in 1870?Correct answer:Manitoba and the Northwest Territories
History 41
Louis Riel led the Red River Resistance of 1869–70. Which province was created as a result?Correct answer:Manitoba
History 42
Which province joined Canada in 1871?Correct answer:British Columbia
History 43
In which year did Prince Edward Island join Canada?Correct answer:1873
History 44
The North West Mounted Police was set up in 1873. Which force did it later become?Correct answer:The Royal Canadian Mounted Police
History 45
True or false? In 1880, Britain transferred the Arctic Islands to Canada.Correct answer:True
History 46
When was the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway driven?Correct answer:7 November 1885
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History 49
Who was the first French-Canadian Prime Minister of Canada?Correct answer:Sir Wilfrid Laurier
History 50
History 51
Which two provinces were created in 1905?Correct answer:Alberta and Saskatchewan
History 52
Dr Emily Stowe was one of the first women doctors in Canada. What else is she known for?Correct answer:Founding the women's suffrage movement in Canada
History 53
Which was the first province to give women the right to vote, in 1916?Correct answer:Manitoba
History 54
About how many Canadians served in the First World War?Correct answer:More than 600,000
History 55
History 56
In April 1917, Canadian troops won a famous victory in France by capturing which position?Correct answer:Vimy Ridge
History 57
Sir Arthur Currie is remembered as which of these?Correct answer:The commander of the Canadian Corps in the First World War
History 58
Why is Remembrance Day held on 11 November?Correct answer:It marks the Armistice that ended the First World War
History 59
History 60
In 1918, most Canadian women gained the right to vote in which elections?Correct answer:Federal elections
History 61
Who was the first woman elected to the House of Commons, in 1921?Correct answer:Agnes Macphail
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History 64
In December 1941, Canadian soldiers fought to defend which place against a Japanese attack?Correct answer:Hong Kong
History 65
True or false? The Canadian raid on Dieppe, France, in 1942 was a major success.Correct answer:False
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History 67
What happened to many Japanese Canadians during the Second World War?Correct answer:They were moved away from the West Coast, and their property was sold
History 68
On D-Day, 6 June 1944, Canadian troops landed on which beach in Normandy?Correct answer:Juno Beach
History 69
Which country did Canadian forces play a major part in liberating in 1944–45?Correct answer:The Netherlands
History 70
In which year did the Second World War end?Correct answer:1945
History 71
When did Newfoundland and Labrador join Canada?Correct answer:1949
Modern Canada 1
After the Second World War, what helped Canada's economy grow and become more prosperous?Correct answer:Lowering barriers to trade with other countries
Modern Canada 2
Modern Canada 3
Which social program did the federal government introduce in 1940?Correct answer:Unemployment insurance
Modern Canada 4
True or false? Old age pensions were first introduced in Canada in 1927.Correct answer:True
Modern Canada 5
Modern Canada 6
How is Canada's public health care system (medicare) mainly paid for?Correct answer:Through taxes
Modern Canada 7
Modern Canada 8
NORAD defends the airspace of North America. Canada runs it together with which country?Correct answer:The United States
Modern Canada 9
About how many Canadians died serving in the Korean War (1950–1953)?Correct answer:About 500
Modern Canada 10
In 1970, Canada helped to found La Francophonie. What is La Francophonie?Correct answer:An association of French-speaking countries
Modern Canada 11
In the 1960s, Quebec went through a period of fast social and economic change. What is this period called?Correct answer:The Quiet Revolution
Modern Canada 12
In 1963, the federal government set up a Royal Commission. What was it asked to study?Correct answer:Bilingualism and biculturalism
Modern Canada 13
What did the Official Languages Act of 1969 do?Correct answer:It made English and French equal in the federal government and its services
Modern Canada 14
Quebec held referendums on sovereignty in 1980 and 1995. What was the result both times?Correct answer:Most voters chose to stay in Canada
Modern Canada 15
In 1960, which group gained the right to vote in federal elections without having to give up their status?Correct answer:First Nations people
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Modern Canada 17
The Group of Seven, formed in 1920, is known for what?Correct answer:Painting Canada's wild landscapes
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Modern Canada 19
Which sport was invented by the Canadian James Naismith in 1891?Correct answer:Basketball
Modern Canada 20
In 1972, Paul Henderson scored a famous goal that won a hockey series for Canada. Which team did Canada play against?Correct answer:The Soviet Union
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Modern Canada 22
Frederick Banting and Charles Best are famous for discovering what?Correct answer:Insulin
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Government 1
Which three terms together describe how Canada is governed?Correct answer:A federal state, a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy
Government 2
What does it mean that Canada is a federal state?Correct answer:Law-making powers are divided between the federal government and the provincial governments
Government 3
Which law divided powers between the federal government and the provinces when Canada was created?Correct answer:The Constitution Act, 1867
Government 4
Which of these is a responsibility of the federal government?Correct answer:National defence
Government 5
Which level of government is responsible for Canada's foreign policy, its relations with other countries?Correct answer:The federal government
Government 6
True or false? The federal government is responsible for Canada's currency.Correct answer:True
Government 7
Which level of government makes criminal law in Canada?Correct answer:The federal government
Government 8
Government 9
Which of these is mainly a provincial responsibility?Correct answer:Education
Government 10
Which level of government is mainly responsible for running health care, such as hospitals?Correct answer:The provincial governments
Government 11
Who is mainly responsible for natural resources, such as forests and minerals, inside a province?Correct answer:The provincial government
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Government 13
Which two areas are shared by the federal and provincial governments?Correct answer:Agriculture and immigration
Government 14
Which three parts make up Canada's Parliament?Correct answer:The Sovereign, the Senate and the House of Commons
Government 15
In a parliamentary democracy like Canada, who makes the laws?Correct answer:Representatives elected by the people, who debate and vote on bills
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Government 17
What usually happens if the government loses a vote of non-confidence in the House of Commons?Correct answer:The Prime Minister resigns or asks the Governor General to call an election
Government 18
Who selects the ministers who sit in the Cabinet?Correct answer:The Prime Minister
Government 19
How do people become members of the Senate?Correct answer:They are appointed by the Governor General on the advice of the Prime Minister
Government 20
True or false? Senators may keep their seats until they reach the age of 75.Correct answer:True
Government 21
What is the first stage when a new bill is introduced in Parliament?Correct answer:First reading
Government 22
At which stage of law-making does a small group of members study a bill closely, part by part?Correct answer:Committee stage
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Government 24
What is the final step that turns a bill into law?Correct answer:Royal assent
Government 25
Who is Canada's head of state?Correct answer:The Sovereign (the monarch)
Government 26
Who is the head of government in Canada?Correct answer:The Prime Minister
Government 27
What is the main role of the Governor General?Correct answer:To represent the Sovereign in Canada
Government 28
How is the Governor General chosen, and for about how long does a Governor General usually serve?Correct answer:Appointed by the Sovereign on the Prime Minister's advice, usually for five years
Government 29
Who represents the Sovereign in each of the ten provinces?Correct answer:The Lieutenant Governor
Government 30
In each of Canada's three territories, who represents the federal government?Correct answer:A Commissioner
Government 31
Who is the head of government in a province?Correct answer:The Premier
Government 32
What are the elected members of Quebec's provincial legislature called?Correct answer:Members of the National Assembly (MNAs)
Government 33
What are the three branches of government in Canada?Correct answer:Executive, legislative and judicial
Government 34
Which of these countries is also a constitutional monarchy, like Canada?Correct answer:Norway
Government 35
What is the Commonwealth of Nations?Correct answer:A free association of countries, most of them once part of the British Empire
Elections 1
Under Canada's fixed-date rule, when is a federal election normally held?Correct answer:On the third Monday in October, every four years
Elections 2
In a federal riding, which candidate becomes the Member of Parliament?Correct answer:The candidate who receives the most votes
Elections 3
Elections 4
Who can vote in a federal election?Correct answer:Canadian citizens who are at least 18 years old on election day
Elections 5
Elections Canada keeps the National Register of Electors. What is it?Correct answer:A database of eligible voters, used to make the voters' lists
Elections 6
Before a federal election, registered voters receive a voter information card. What does it tell them?Correct answer:When and where they can vote
Elections 7
What are advance polls in a federal election?Correct answer:Days before election day when voters can cast their ballot at a set location
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Elections 9
What must you prove before you vote at a polling station?Correct answer:Who you are and where you live
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Elections 11
After a federal election, who is usually invited to form the government?Correct answer:The leader of the party that won the most seats in the House of Commons
Elections 12
What is a majority government?Correct answer:A government whose party holds more than half of the seats in the House of Commons
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Elections 14
Which party usually becomes the Official Opposition in the House of Commons?Correct answer:The party with the second-largest number of seats
Elections 15
Which level of government usually handles local services such as snow removal, recycling and firefighting?Correct answer:The municipal (local) government
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Elections 17
On many First Nations reserves, which leaders have major responsibilities for local matters such as housing and schools?Correct answer:Band chiefs and councillors
Justice 1
In Canada, how is a person accused of a crime treated until a court finds them guilty?Correct answer:As innocent, even if they have been arrested
Justice 2
What does the principle of "due process" mean?Correct answer:The government must respect all of a person's legal rights
Justice 3
What is the main job of the courts in Canada?Correct answer:To decide cases and settle disputes according to the law
Justice 4
What is the highest court in Canada?Correct answer:The Supreme Court of Canada
Justice 5
Which court deals mainly with cases involving departments and agencies of the Government of Canada?Correct answer:The Federal Court
Justice 6
In a province, which court can review a decision made by a trial court?Correct answer:The province's court of appeal
Justice 7
After a separation, two parents cannot agree on who will care for their children. Which kind of court would usually hear their case?Correct answer:A provincial or territorial court that hears family cases
Justice 8
What is a small claims court for?Correct answer:Settling private disputes about limited amounts of money
Justice 9
Justice 10
Which two provinces have long had their own provincial police instead of using the RCMP as their provincial police?Correct answer:Ontario and Quebec
Justice 11
Besides the RCMP and the provincial police, which other type of police force is common in Canada?Correct answer:Municipal police forces run by cities and towns
Justice 12
Justice 13
When should you contact the police?Correct answer:When you see a crime happening or someone is in danger
Justice 14
A person needs a lawyer but cannot afford one. What can they do?Correct answer:Apply for legal aid
Symbols 1
Which of these has been a symbol of the Canadian state for about 400 years?Correct answer:The Crown
Symbols 2
In which year was Canada's red and white maple leaf flag first raised?Correct answer:1965
Symbols 3
Red and white have been Canada's national colours since 1921. Where does the red-white-red pattern of the national flag come from?Correct answer:The flag of the Royal Military College in Kingston
Symbols 4
Besides the maple leaf flag, which flag is also an official flag in Canada?Correct answer:The Royal Union Flag, also called the Union Jack
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Quebec adopted its provincial flag in 1948. Which emblem is it based on?Correct answer:The fleur-de-lys
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What does Canada's motto, A Mari Usque Ad Mare, mean?Correct answer:From sea to sea
Symbols 9
Canada's coat of arms includes red maple leaves together with symbols of which countries?Correct answer:England, France, Scotland and Ireland
Symbols 10
In 1916 a fire destroyed most of the Centre Block of the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa. Which part survived?Correct answer:The Library of Parliament
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The Peace Tower was finished in 1927 in memory of the First World War. Its Memorial Chamber is the home of the Books of Remembrance. What is written in these books?Correct answer:The names of Canadians who died while serving their country in war and in the military
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Lord Stanley donated the Stanley Cup, hockey's best-known trophy, in 1892. What was his role in Canada at that time?Correct answer:Governor General of Canada
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The Clarkson Cup, created by a former Governor General, Adrienne Clarkson, is a trophy for which sport?Correct answer:Women's hockey
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True or false? Lacrosse is Canada's official winter sport.Correct answer:False
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Sir John A. Macdonald Day (11 January) and Sir Wilfrid Laurier Day (20 November) honour which kind of figures in Canadian history?Correct answer:Two former prime ministers
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The beaver was taken up as a symbol by the Hudson's Bay Company centuries ago. On which Canadian coin does it appear today?Correct answer:The five-cent coin
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Canada's Official Languages Act was first passed in 1969. Which of these is one of its aims?Correct answer:To support and develop English- and French-speaking minority communities
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When is the royal anthem, "God Save the King", usually played or sung in Canada?Correct answer:On occasions when Canadians wish to honour the Sovereign
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Alexander Roberts Dunn took part in the Charge of the Light Brigade in 1854. What award was he the first Canadian to receive?Correct answer:The Victoria Cross
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Why is William Hall, a sailor from Nova Scotia, remembered in Canadian history?Correct answer:He was the first Black person to receive the Victoria Cross
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Which Canadian Victoria Cross recipient was a famous flying ace of the First World War?Correct answer:Billy Bishop
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Victoria Day is held on the Monday before 25 May. What does it celebrate?Correct answer:The Sovereign's birthday
Economy 1
Economy 2
In 1988, Canada signed a free trade agreement with which country?Correct answer:The United States
Economy 3
Economy 4
Which statement about the size of Canada's economy is true?Correct answer:It is among the largest in the world.
Economy 5
Economy 6
In which type of industry do most working Canadians have their jobs?Correct answer:Service industries
Economy 7
Forestry, fishing, farming, mining and energy are examples of which type of industry?Correct answer:Natural resources industries
Economy 8
A factory that builds cars or aircraft belongs to which type of industry?Correct answer:Manufacturing
Economy 9
Which country is Canada's largest trading partner?Correct answer:The United States
Regions 1
How does Canada rank among the countries of the world by total area?Correct answer:It is the second-largest country
Regions 2
Which three oceans border Canada?Correct answer:The Pacific, the Atlantic and the Arctic
Regions 3
Canada is usually divided into five regions. Which list names them?Correct answer:Atlantic, Central, Prairie, West Coast and North
Regions 4
How many provinces and territories does Canada have?Correct answer:10 provinces and 3 territories
Regions 5
Who chose Ottawa as the capital in 1857?Correct answer:Queen Victoria
Regions 6
What is the capital of British Columbia?Correct answer:Victoria
Regions 7
Which province includes the most easterly point in North America and has its own time zone?Correct answer:Newfoundland and Labrador
Regions 8
Apart from fishing, which natural resources are important to Newfoundland and Labrador?Correct answer:Offshore oil and hydroelectricity
Regions 9
Which is the smallest province, known for its red soil and potato farms?Correct answer:Prince Edward Island
Regions 10
Which province is known as the birthplace of Confederation?Correct answer:Prince Edward Island
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Regions 13
Which city is the capital of Nova Scotia and home to Canada's largest naval base?Correct answer:Halifax
Regions 14
Which is the only province that is officially bilingual (English and French)?Correct answer:New Brunswick
Regions 15
Which river system is at the heart of New Brunswick?Correct answer:The Saint John River
Regions 16
Which province is Canada's largest producer of hydroelectricity?Correct answer:Quebec
Regions 17
What is the second-largest city in Canada?Correct answer:Montreal
Regions 18
Who are the Canadian Rangers?Correct answer:Members of the Canadian Forces reserves who patrol the North
Regions 19
About what share of Canada's people live in Ontario?Correct answer:More than one-third
Regions 20
Which lake, on Ontario's border, is the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area?Correct answer:Lake Superior
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Which province has about 40% of Canada's farmland, as well as rich deposits of uranium and potash?Correct answer:Saskatchewan
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True or false: Mount Logan, the highest mountain in Canada, is in Yukon.Correct answer:True
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Which territory was created in 1999 and has a name meaning 'our land' in Inuktitut?Correct answer:Nunavut
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