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1. How many Canadians died during the Second World War?

A) 7

B) 125

C) 70

D) 44

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2. From which continent did the ancestors of Indigenous peoples likely migrate?

A) Europe

B) Australia

C) America

D) Asia

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3. Which war began when several Eastern European countries became members of the communist bloc controlled by the Soviet Union?

A) The Cold War

B) The War of 1812

C) The Pacific War

D) The Second World War

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4. What symbolizes the close ties and shared interests between Canada and the United States?

A) The Memorial Chamber

B) The Peace Arch

C) Centre Block

D) The Port of Vancouver

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5. Ontario was founded by:

A) The Métis

B) The Fathers of Confederation

C) United Empire Loyalists

D) First Nations

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6. Canadian scientific and technological discoveries…

A) are internationally recognized and change how the world communicates and does business.

B) were limited and had no international impact.

C) are not well known around the world.

D) were not recognized by the international community.

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7. Which province is known as the “Birthplace of Confederation”?

A) Ontario

B) New Brunswick

C) Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.)

D) Quebec

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8. Confederation took place during the reign of:

A) Queen Victoria

B) Queen Elizabeth II

C) Queen Elizabeth I

D) King George V

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9. What is the Francophonie?

A) A movement promoting the French language.

B) An association of Francophone artists.

C) A support organization for Francophone countries.

D) An international organization of French-speaking countries.

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10. The “Roaring Twenties” (the 1920s) were a time of prosperity and low unemployment. How did this period end?

A) It ended with the flourishing of Canadian society.

B) It ended with a major rise in the stock market.

C) It ended with industrial growth.

D) It ended with the 1929 stock market crash.

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11. The first Europeans in Canada called Indigenous peoples “Indians” because…

A) They looked like people from the East Indies.

B) Indigenous peoples are descendants of Indians.

C) That is what they called themselves.

D) Early explorers believed they had reached the East Indies.

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12. After the war, Canada became a more flexible and open society. What was the foundation of this?

A) Equality between men and women

B) Inequality for women

C) Equality for men

D) Inequality between men and women

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13. In the Battle of the Plains of Abraham:

A) The French won

B) The British defeated the French

C) Loyalists defeated First Nations

D) First Nations won

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14. Who were the Group of Seven?

A) Seven great Canadian war heroes

B) The Fathers of Confederation

C) The seven best Canadian hockey players

D) Seven Canadian artists who developed a distinctive style of visual art

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15. Who are the “Bluebirds”?

A) Teachers in Toronto

B) Women farmers in Ontario

C) Women pilots

D) Nurses in the Royal Canadian Medical Corps

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16. During the Second World War, Canada contributed more to the Allied air effort than any other Commonwealth country. What did it provide?

A) Fighter planes

B) 130,000 Allied aircrew trained in Canada

C) Spare parts for aircraft

D) Bombers

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17. In 1837–1838, rebellions occurred because some people believed Canada should adopt American republican values or even join the United States.

A) False

B) True

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18. The Northwest Territories were formed in 1870 from:

A) Yukon and Rupert’s Land

B) Rupert’s Land and the North-Western Territory

C) Rupert’s Land and the Yellowknife Territory

D) Nunavut and Yukon

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19. Which province has a long history of coal mining, forestry and agriculture?

A) New Brunswick

B) Nova Scotia

C) Ontario

D) Prince Edward Island

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20. What other name was given to the war in South Africa (1899–1902)?

A) The Battle of Trafalgar

B) The Battle of Paardeberg

C) The Battle of Vimy

D) The Boer War

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21. What did the Canadian Pacific Railway symbolize?

A) Unity.

B) What can be achieved by working together.

C) Ribbons of steel.

D) Easy access to the West Coast.

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