401.
What city was known as pile-ofbones?
A
Edmonton
B
Regina
C
Calgary
D
None of the above
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What city was known as pile-ofbones?
Edmonton
Regina
Calgary
None of the above
What circus group is from Quebec?
None of the above
Circus Roncalli
Cirque du Soleil
Siegfried and Roy
What Canadian hockey team has won the most Stanley Cups?
Calgary
Toronto
Vancouver
Montreal
What are the northern lights?
an Arctic phenomenon
a clothing store chain
Christmas lights
None of the above
What are the Maritimes?
Canadas Navy
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island
None of the above
the East Coast music awards
What are the Leafs a short name for?
the Green Party
the Toronto Maple Leafs
None of the above
a kind of native bush
What are the Kootenays?
a kind of bird
None of the above
an area in British Columbia
a group of religious people
What are Canadians who go to a warmer place for the winter called?
gorbies
snowbirds
None of the above
prairie chickens
What are Canadas two national symbols?
Maple Leaf & Moose
Beaver & Maple Leaf
Beaver & Eagle
Salmon & Grizzly Bear
What are Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba called?
the Maritimes
the Western provinces
the Prairie provinces
None of the above
What animal is Canadas national symbol?
None of the above
moose
polar bear
beaver
This city was named for the Huron word meaning meeting place.
Temagami, ON
Winnipeg, MB
Toronto, ON
Saskatoon, SK
This city is known for its Reversing Falls
Edmundston
St. John
Miramichi
Fredericton
This city has tunnels in which Al Capone hid out during the Prohibition.
Moose Jaw SK
Montreal, PQ
Windsor, ON
Fort Erie, ON
This city has been nicknamed The City of Gardens
Halifax, NS
Vancouver, BC
Victoria, BC
London, Ontario
The Winter Olympics were held in
Calgary
Vancouver
Toronto
Montreal
The United States largest trading partner today is
Canada
West Germany
Japan
Great Britain
The second largest French-speaking city in the world is
New Orleans
Toronto
Paris
Montreal
The province of British Columbia is separated from the rest of Canada by
Arctic Islands
Canadian Plains
Appalachian Mountains
Rocky Mountains
The highest law-making authority in the Canadian government is
the Queen of England
the Senate
the Governor General
the House of Commons