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1. Which Governor General said immigrant communities should keep their individuality and contribute to the nation?

A) Robert Taschereau

B) Albert Gray

C) John Buchan

D) John Campbell

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2. Who invented the first electric light bulb and later sold the patent to Thomas Edison?

A) Sir Sandford Fleming

B) Mathew Evans and Henry Woodward

C) Reginald Fessenden

D) Mathew Evans

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3. What is the role of opposition parties?

A) Sign laws

B) Stop all laws from existing

C) Oppose government proposals or try to improve them

D) Run the civil service

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4. Voting in elections:

A) Is only a right

B) All answers are correct

C) Is only a duty

D) Is not allowed in Canada

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5. What does 'federalism' mean?

A) The federal government decides everything

B) Canada is federal with no sharing

C) Provinces can adopt policies suited to their populations

D) The federal government runs all provincial laws

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6. Senators are elected by Canadians.

A) It depends on the province

B) False

C) Impossible to know

D) True

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7. What does the Canadian flag look like?

A) Red and white with provincial symbols

B) Red with a white maple leaf

C) White with a red border on each side and a red maple leaf in the centre

D) Red and white with a beaver

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8. In what year was the Royal Military College of Kingston founded?

A) 1867

B) 1876

C) 1965

D) 1976

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9. In 1792, some Black Nova Scotians moved to establish:

A) Freetown

B) Fort Langley

C) New Brunswick

D) Upper Canada

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10. What did the Normandy invasion on June 6, 1944 mean?

A) It only freed North Africa

B) It created the Juno Awards

C) Canadians contributed significantly to defeating Nazism and fascism in Europe during WWII

D) It caused the forced relocation of Japanese Canadians

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11. When did women in Quebec gain the right to vote?

A) 1940

B) 1945

C) 1865

D) 1918

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12. What date is Remembrance Day?

A) July 1

B) October 1

C) December 25

D) November 11

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13. Indigenous groups often went to war in order to:

A) Expand territory, control resources, and gain prestige

B) Enslave others everywhere

C) Steal and kill without purpose

D) Take revenge only

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14. Who represents an electoral district (riding)?

A) The Governor General

B) A Member of Parliament (MP)

C) The Commissioner

D) The Lieutenant Governor

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15. About how many were killed and wounded at the Battle of Vimy Ridge?

A) About 2,000

B) About 10,600

C) About 1,000

D) About 600

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16. What is the Canadian Constitution?

A) Based only on the French Civil Code

B) A system of laws and conventions by which the country is governed

C) Municipal laws only

D) Only unwritten rules

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17. After the war, Canada became a more flexible and open society. What was a key foundation?

A) Strict separation of communities

B) Equality between men and women

C) Inequality of women

D) Equality of men only

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18. About how many people live in Ontario?

A) More than 12 million

B) Five million

C) About two million

D) About eight million

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19. Whose portrait is on the $10 bill?

A) Lieutenant Alexander Roberts Dunn

B) Sir Frederick Banting

C) Sir John A. Macdonald

D) John Cabot

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20. How many transatlantic voyages did Jacques Cartier make between 1534 and 1542?

A) Three

B) One

C) Four

D) Two

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21. Who are the 'Bluebirds'?

A) Teachers in Toronto

B) Female pilots

C) Nurses in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps

D) Farm workers in Ontario

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