geography-free trial – test-citoyennete.ca

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1. When do Canadians sing the Royal Anthem?

A) Whenever they wish to honour the King or Queen

B) Only during federal elections

C) Only on July 1st

D) Only during hockey games

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2. How many territories are there in Canada?

A) 4

B) 5

C) 2

D) 3

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3. What is known as the gateway to the Asia-Pacific region?

A) Port of Halifax

B) Port of Prince Rupert

C) Port of Montreal

D) Port of Vancouver

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4. Today, Dominion Day is officially known as:

A) Confederation Day

B) Provinces Day

C) Canada Day

D) Commonwealth Day

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5. What contributes greatly to the economy of Newfoundland and Labrador?

A) Wheat farming

B) Automobile manufacturing

C) Viticulture

D) Offshore oil and gas production

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6. A symbol of Northern Canada and a popular hunting animal is:

A) The bison

B) The moose

C) The wolf

D) The caribou

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7. In which Prairie province is the most famous street intersection located, and what is its name?

A) Manitoba, Portage and Main

B) Alberta, Jasper and Main

C) Manitoba, King and Broadway

D) Saskatchewan, Albert and Main

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8. Which rodent appears on the five-cent coin?

A) The beaver

B) The muskrat

C) The porcupine

D) The squirrel

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9. Which Atlantic province has the largest population?

A) Nova Scotia

B) New Brunswick

C) Prince Edward Island

D) Newfoundland and Labrador

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10. What is the highest mountain in Canada?

A) Mount Robson

B) Mount Logan

C) Mount Columbia

D) Mount Saint Elias

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11. Where was the coldest temperature ever recorded in Canada (-63°C)?

A) Northwest Territories

B) Nunavut

C) Newfoundland and Labrador

D) Yukon

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12. Which country is located south of Canada?

A) Mexico

B) The United States of America

C) France

D) Greenland

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13. Which animal is one of the official symbols of Canada?

A) The black bear

B) The Arctic fox

C) The grey wolf

D) The beaver

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14. Among the five regions, which region of Canada is known as the industrial and manufacturing centre?

A) Central Canada

B) Western Provinces

C) The North

D) Atlantic Provinces

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15. Female genital mutilation is:

A) A custom tolerated if private

B) A medical choice recognized in Canada

C) A crime

D) A practice accepted by Canadian law

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16. What does the word 'Inuit' mean?

A) The hunters' in Inuktitut

B) The travellers' in Inuktitut

C) The people' in Inuktitut

D) The people of the North' in Inuktitut

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17. What position does Canada hold in the world in terms of geographic size?

A) The largest country in the world

B) The second largest country in the world

C) The third largest country in the world

D) The fifth largest country in the world

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18. Which region is known as the industrial and manufacturing heart of Canada?

A) Atlantic Provinces

B) The Prairies

C) Central Canada

D) The Northern Territories

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19. Which region of Canada is known as the 'Land of the Midnight Sun'?

A) Atlantic Canada

B) The Prairies

C) Central Canada

D) The Northern Territories

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20. What is a Francophone?

A) A person who lives in Quebec

B) A person who speaks only English

C) A person whose first language is French

D) A person born in France

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21. What are the two official languages of Canada

A) English and Spanish

B) English and French

C) French and German

D) French and Portuguese

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