Canada: A Land of Diversity and Trivia

The video provides an entertaining and informative overview of Canada, covering its vast geography, diverse population, rich cultural heritage, and unique characteristics. It highlights Canada's size, time zones, and coastline, as well as its indigenous peoples and political history. The video also explores Canada's cultural identity, natural wonders, sports achievements, and education system. Additionally, it shares quirky facts about Canadian life, such as the origin of the loonie and toonie, the popularity of poutine, and the significance of maple syrup.

What is the origin of the name 'Canada'?

• A British term for 'land of the north'

• An indigenous word meaning 'village'

• A French explorer's name

• A Latin word for 'cold'

How many time zones does Canada span?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

Which two languages are officially recognized at the federal level in Canada?

• French and German

• English and Spanish

• English and French

• French and Spanish

Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada?

• Louis Riel

• John A. Macdonald

• Pierre Trudeau

• Justin Trudeau

What is the capital city of Canada?

• Toronto

• Montreal

• Vancouver

• Ottawa

What is the Canadian dish made of fries, cheese curds, and gravy called?

• Poutine

• Maple Delight

• Beaver Tails

• Lobster Roll

Which animal is considered an official symbol of Canada?

• Moose

• Loon

• Beaver

• Polar Bear

What is the name of the Canadian $1 coin?

• Toonie

• Loonie

• Maple

• Beaver

Which Canadian city is home to the CN Tower?

• Vancouver

• Ottawa

• Montreal

• Toronto

What is the unique feature of the Canadian coin that features a dinosaur?

• It is made of gold

• It glows in the dark

• It is shaped like a dinosaur

• It plays music