WorksheetsCanada Quiz
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 25mins
The blue area represents:
The United States
Canada
Mexico
The Carribean
The red area represents:
The United States
Canada
Mexico
The Caribbean
The climate of Canada is:
Hot and humid
Cold and snowy
Cold in the North and warmer in the South
Dry and hot
Which ocean DOES NOT border Canada?
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Canadian Ocean
What is the Canadian Shield?
A national shield that protects Canada from its enemies
Land that consists of bare rock, thick forests, and freezing lakes.
A weapon used in wars with Canada
An area of desert in Canada
Who is Canada's official head of state?
The Monarch of England
The Prime Minister
The President
The United State's President
What are the 2 official languages of Canada?
English and German
English and Spanish
There is only 1
English and French
What does Canada's flag look like?
A blue maple leaf with two blue stripes on either end
A red maple leaf with two red stripes on either end
Red Hockey sticks with a red stripe on the top
A white flag with a red circle in the middle
What is the name of Canada's National Anthem?
O Canada!
I love Canada
Canada our home
Canada the beautiful
What are the nicknames of the Canadian coins?
scoonie and woonie
floonie and moonie
loonie and toonie
sloonie and katooni
What is a fjord?
a long, narrow bodies of water with mountain on both sides
A musical instrument
A large boat
An animal
How is lichen different from other plants?
It is small
It is only found in Canada
It can absorb water through its leaves
What is Canada's NATIONAL sport?
soccer
baseball
hockey
lacrosse
Which sport is the most POPULAR in Canada?
soccer
baseball
lacrosse
hockey
What are the police called in Canada?
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Police
Maple Leaves
Poutine
Which side of Niagra Falls is larger?
United States
Canada
What is Poutine?
A kind of animal
A dance
French Fries covered with gravy and cheese
French Fries and ketchup
How many cents is a Canadian Dollar?
100
50
10
80
Who's face is on all of Canada's coins?
The Prime Minister
A member of legisture
Queen Elizabeth
The President
How is Canada's land broken up?
Into Provinces & Territories
Into States & Capitals
Into Towns
Who is the head of Government in Canada?
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Harry
The Prime Minister
The President
What is the name of the type of government that Canada has?
Monarch
Democracy
tyrannical
What do the two red stripes on the Canadian flag represent?
The 2 major hockey teams
the 2 oceans that border the country
The 2 political parties
The 2 kinds of poutine
What is the observation deck at the CN tower called?
Skypod
Maple Leaf Deck
Top of the Hub
Why was the Olympic Park built?
For concerts and soccer games
To make a cool landmark
For the 1976 Olympics
For the observation deck
What angle is the Montreal Tower leaning at?
90 degrees
20 degrees
15 degrees
45 degrees
What does going "under the falls" mean?
Taking the Maid of the Mist to the falls
Going through a tunnel to an observation point
Swimming underneath the falls
What is the Maid of the Mist
A boat that brings you up to Niagra Falls
A boat that brings you through a fjord
A dance that is popular
A hotel to stay at Niagra Falls
West Edmonton Mall is the largest shopping mall in :
Canada
The world
America
North America
What is the most important natural resource in Canada?
Water
Trees
Rich Soil
Moose
Canada shares what 2 things with the U.S?
West Edmonton Mall & CN tower
the North Fjord and Hudson Bay
The Great Lakes and Niagra Falls
What is a glacier?
A type of penguin
A treeless area where nothing can grow
Ice and snow crashing down a mountain
A moving hunk of snow that never melts
What is the capital of Canada?
Ottowa, Ontario
Niagra Falls
Huron
Erie
Canada is the world's ______ largest Country
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Cape Columbia lies closer to the ____ than any other land in the world.
South Pole
North Pole
West Pole
What is a spigot?
A weapon
A famous food in Canada
Tool to get maple syrup from a tree
Tool used to cut down a tree
What is National Aboriginal Day?
Celebrates native Candian Groups
Canada's Independence Day
A day to celebrate the Police
What is the Calgary Stampede?
A race
A parade of animals
World's largest rodeo
What is "sugar on snow"?
Sugar mixed with melted snow
Maple syrup poured on snow
Maple Syrup poured on pancakes
What bills did Canada stop printing in 1989?
1 and 5
2 and 3
10 and 2
1 and 2
Why are Canada's bills printed in color?
They look prettier
They wanted to be different from other countries
Helps to tell them apart
it represents the different values
Why does Canada's dollars have raised dots in the corner?
So that the visually impaired can identify their bills
To help kids learn the bills
To make them different from each other
Why is Canada's money printed on polymer?
It is in color
It is hard to tear so it lasts longer
It is cheaper than paper
What flag was used in Canada until 1964?
USA Flag
Blue Canadian Flag
Greenland Flag
British Flag
Canada makes nearly all of the ________ for the world.
Paper for newspaper
Fresh water for drinking
Canned salmon
Poutine
Canada grows one-third of the world's ______.
Wheat
Corn
Cherries
Trees
Many Canadians have jobs in _______.
Hunting
Fishing
Manufacturing
Hockey
Since Canada has so much water, it produces a lot of what?
Fish
Hydroelectricity
Boats
Submarinse
What country is highlighted red?
Mexico
USA
Canada
Carribean
