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Quiz on Unusual Canadian Laws

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is swearing not allowed in public parks in Toronto?

a)

to keep the parks family-friendly

b)

to reduce noise pollution

c)

to help people have polite conversations

d)

to increase tourism

2.

What happens if you swear in public parks in Toronto, Ontario?

a)

You could be fined

b)

You receive a commendation

c)

Nothing happens

d)

You are given a warning only

3.

What can a hotel in Ontario do if you fail to pay your bill?

a)

Sell your horse

b)

Sell your car

c)

Report you to the police

d)

Ban you from future stays

4.

Why is it illegal to own rats in Alberta?

a)

To remain completely rat free

b)

To prevent diseases

c)

Because they are considered wild animals

d)

To control the pet population

5.

What is the legal consequence of feeding pigeons in certain parts of Victoria, BC?

a)

you will go to jail

b)

the police will tell your mother

c)

you will have to pay a fine

d)

you will have to clean trash from the streets

6.

What is the legal limit for the height of a snowman in Souris, Prince Edward Island?

a)

No taller than 76 centimeters

b)

No taller than 120 centimeters

c)

No taller than 100 centimeters

d)

No taller than 50 centimeters

7.

What is it illegal to paint in Alberta?

a)

a chair

b)

a table

c)

a garage door

d)

a ladder

8.

What is required of taxi drivers in Halifax, Nova Scotia?

a)

They must provide free Wi-Fi

b)

They must speak two languages

c)

They must wear a uniform

d)

They must have a GPS

9.

What is not allowed to be painted purple in Kanata, Ontario?

a)

your house

b)

your car

c)

your mailbox

d)

your door

10.

What is the penalty for a loud-talking bird in Oak Bay?

a)

It is killed and eaten.

b)

It is taken to a place where it can be sold in a different town.

c)

It is sent to a special cage in jail.

d)

The owner must pay a fine.

11.

What percentage of content played on Canadian radio between 6am and 6pm must be by Canadian performers?

a)

At least 55%

b)

At least 25%

c)

At least 35%

d)

At least 45%