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Canada Unit 7 Review

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why might someone need to convert their currency when traveling abroad?

a)

Because all countries accept the same currency, making exchanges unnecessary.

b)

To ensure they can purchase goods and services in the destination country's local currency.

c)

Because the exchange rate is always in favor of the traveler's home currency.

d)

They don't need to; credit cards are accepted everywhere without conversion fees.

2.

What economic principle involves a country dedicating its resources to produce only certain types of goods or services where it has a comparative advantage?

a)

market equilibrium

b)

specialization

c)

supply and demand

d)

monetary policy

3.

What impact does investing in education have on Canada's workforce?

a)

It leads to a decrease in the country's overall productivity.

b)

It restricts the types of jobs available to Canadian citizens.

c)

It enhances the skills and capabilities of the workforce.

d)

It increases the reliance on imported labor.

4.

What is a primary reason for the Canadian government to focus on education and training programs?

a)

to reduce the country's population

b)

to enhance its cultural heritage

c)

to boost the country's economic performance

d)

to increase dependency on foreign skilled labor

5.

What could prompt Canada to initiate a trade embargo against another country?

a)

if the country engages in activities that threaten Canada's national security

b)

if the country competes directly with Canada's major exports

c)

if the country adopts a monetary policy that disadvantages Canada

d)

if the country liberalizes its visa policy for Canadian citizens

6.

In a market economy, who primarily determines the types and quantities of goods and services produced?

a)

The central government makes all production decisions.

b)

Production decisions are determined by tradition and societal roles.

c)

Consumers and producers make decisions based on supply and demand.

d)

A designated planning committee decides on production and pricing.

7.

What is the advantage of Canada's economy relying on specialization?

a)

It allows Canada to focus on industries where it has a competitive advantage, using resources more efficiently.

b)

It makes Canada completely self-sufficient and independent from global trade.

c)

It ensures the Canadian government can predict economic outcomes with certainty.

d)

It prevents other countries from imposing trade tariffs on Canadian goods.

8.

How do advancements in technology contribute to economic development?

a)

They lead to the creation of new industries and job opportunities.

b)

They result in higher taxes being imposed on businesses.

c)

They decrease the overall demand for goods and services.

d)

They increase the cost of living for the average consumer.

9.

How do citizens of Canada choose the leaders of their government?

a)

They elect people to represent them in the Senate. The Senate then selects the prime minister.

b)

They elect people to represent them in the Senate. The governor general then appoints the prime minister.

c)

They elect people to represent them in the House of Commons. The Queen of Canada then appoints the prime minister.

d)

They elect people to represent them in the House of Commons. The House of Commons then selects the prime minister.

10.

Before leaving Canada for Georgia, what is Brian's dad MOST LIKELY doing to prepare for using public transportation?

a)

learning the public transportation routes of New York City

b)

applying for a special tourist pass for Canadian citizens

c)

purchasing a guidebook for New York City in French

d)

exchanging Canadian money for US money to use in vending machines at subway stations

11.

What is the title of the leader of the Parliament in countries like Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom?

a)

speaker

b)

president

c)

chairman

d)

prime minister

12.

In a classroom simulation of a democratic government, Olivia is part of the branch equivalent to Canada's legislative branch, which is the

a)

Parliament

b)

Governor's Council

c)

House of Representatives

d)

Prime Minister's cabinet

13.

In a country where the government decides what to produce, how to produce, and for whom to produce, which economic system is it MOST LIKELY practicing?

a)

mixed economy

b)

natural economy

c)

market economy

d)

command economy

14.

The Minister of Education announces a program to partner with tech firms to enhance workforce skills in emerging technologies. The initiative aims to...

a)

Reduce the unemployment rate by directly creating new jobs in the technology sector.

b)

Strengthen the country's technological infrastructure by investing in advanced research facilities.

c)

Boost the country's economic growth by improving the quality of its human capital.

d)

Increase exports by subsidizing domestic technology companies to expand overseas.

15.

Which is an example of an entrepreneur?

a)

people who operate a factory

b)

a person who manages a government-owned mine

c)

mechanics who work for a business owned by an individual

d)

a person who uses their own money to start a carpet cleaning business

16.

Which initiative BEST describes an investment in human capital?

a)

Offering free access to online libraries and resources for all students

b)

Entering into partnerships with international tech companies to promote global exposure

c)

Reducing the number of available internships and practical training sessions

d)

Lowering tuition fees for all courses offered by the college

17.

Which is a natural resource of Canada?

a)

forests

b)

highways

c)

education

d)

factories

18.

What was one of the key focuses of the USMCA agreement, replacing NAFTA, between the US, Mexico, and Canada?

a)

to enhance cybersecurity collaboration among the three countries

b)

to strengthen relationships between nations and remove trade barriers

c)

to establish a common currency for North America

d)

to increase tariffs on imported goods from outside North America

19.

Which agreement replaced NAFTA and aimed to enhance trade relations between the United States, Mexico, and Canada?

a)

Trans-Pacific Partnership

b)

European Union Free Trade Agreement

c)

USMCA

d)

Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement

20.

When a country decides to restrict the amount of a certain good that can be imported, it is implementing a

a)

Quota

b)

Tariff

c)

Subsidy

d)

Free Trade Agreement

21.

What role does the Governor General of Canada play in the government?

a)

Acts as the head of state on behalf of the Queen.

b)

Leads the Canadian Armed Forces.

c)

Is the head of the government and responsible for running the country.

d)

Represents Canada in diplomatic matters abroad.

22.

What is the primary purpose of imposing tariffs on imported goods?

a)

To increase the global competitiveness of domestic industries.

b)

To encourage the export of goods.

c)

To protect domestic industries from foreign competition.

d)

To enhance diplomatic relations with trading partners.

23.

What is the first step in using a map to identify areas rich in natural resources?

a)

Identifying symbols that represent different types of natural resources

b)

Calculating the total area of the map

c)

Looking for the largest city on the map

d)

Finding the map's legend or key

24.

How does a quota system affect international trade?

a)

By eliminating tariffs on all imported goods

b)

By limiting the quantity of goods that can be imported

c)

By encouraging unlimited trade between countries

d)

By reducing the cost of exporting goods