Canada

1. What year did Canada become a confederation?

• 1763

• 1867

• 1982

• 1497

2. Which two languages are officially recognized in Canada?

• English and Spanish

• English and French

• French and German

• English and Indigenous languages

3. What is Folklorama known for?

• Being the largest winter festival in Canada

• Celebrating Indigenous art

• Showcasing diverse ethnic communities through performances and cuisine

• Promoting Canadian ice hockey

4. What is a traditional Canadian dish consisting of fries, cheese curds, and gravy?

• Nanaimo bar

• Poutine

• BeaverTails

• Maple syrup pie

5. How does Canadian English differ from British English in grammar?

• Canadians say "The team are playing well."

• Canadians say "I’ll see you at the weekend."

• Canadians say "The team is playing well."

• Canadians use "biscuit" instead of "cookie."

6. What major event increased the use of English in Canada after the American Revolution?

• Arrival of French settlers

• Arrival of English-speaking Loyalists

• Construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway

• Signing of the Official Languages Act

7. How is the word "about" pronounced differently in Canadian English compared to British English?

• /əˈbaʊt/ vs. /əˈbəʊt/

• /əˈbæt/ vs. /əˈbəʊt/

• /əˈbəʊt/ vs. /əˈbaʊt/

• /əˈbaʊt/ vs. /əˈbæt/

8. What Indigenous site in Canada features over 150 soapstone carvings?

• Haida Gwaii

• Qajartalik

• Klahoose Resort

• Nunavut Art Center

9. In terms of vocabulary, what British word is replaced by "cookie" in Canadian English?

• Biscuit

• Cracker

• Treat

• Scone

10. What law established English and French as the official languages of Canada?

• The Charter of Rights and Freedoms

• The Treaty of Paris

• The Official Languages Act

• The Confederation Act