a. Vancouver
b. Quebec
c. Toronto
d. Halifax
D
a. Canada’s first trading company for beaver pelts and beaver became the……
b. The world organization of against animal killing for fur
c. To kill beavers in order to protect the environment and salmon fishes……
d. The fashion show of fur every year made in Canada
A
a. The descendants of British colonists
b. The Eskimos settling in Upper Canada
c. The descendants of French colonists
d. The descendants of Black loyalist
C
a. The Metis
b. First Nations
c. Arcadians
d. The French
A
a. British and French military soldiers only
b. Yes, volunteers and first nations supported the defense of Canada
c. No, only trained soldiers and British soldiers
d. Only British soldiers and first nations
B
a. English Beach
b. Juno Beach
c. Palm Beach
d. Hawaiian Beach
B
a. Captain Billy bishop
b. Duke of Wellington
c. Lt. Col. John McCrae
d. Robert Hampton Gray
C
a. Canada has been a Constitutional Monarchy
b. IT symbolizes the United Kingdom
c. Symbol of Governor General of Canada
d. It represents the Queen’s identity
A
a. English and French
b. English and Spanish
c. Canadian English and British English
d. Inuit and French
A
a. Diana Charles
b. William Logan
c. Granham Bombadier
d. Michelle Jean
B
a. Toronto
b. Montreal
c. Edmonton
d. Vancouver
A
a. Central Canada
b. Atlantic provinces
c. Northern Territories
d. Prairies
A
a. Elected by Governor General on behalf of sovereign
b. Elected by Premiers of all provinces and the leaders of territories
c. The leader of a political party with the most seats in the House of Commons
d. Elected by politicians and ambassadors from all nations
C
a. Tell a family member or friend to vote twice
b. Vote in advance poll
c. Vote in internet
d. Vote by phone
B
a. The Prime Minister and his cabinet
b. The Governor General
c. Lieutenant Governors of all provinces
d. All premiers from each province
B
a. Be on the voter’s list
b. Canadian citizens aged 21 or older
c. Canadian and British citizens aged 18 or older
d. Any Canadian who has driver’s license
A
a. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
b. Sir John Alexander McDonald
c. Sir Louis Hippolyte LaFontaine
d. Sir Robert Baldwin
C
a. The party in power responsible to making the laws for Canadians
b. The Prime Minister and Governor General in charge the legislatures
c. The cabinet ministers and Premiers are responsible for passing the laws
d. The people elect members to the House of Commons in Ottawa and to the provincial and territorial legislatures
D
a. Parliamentary government and federal governments
b. Federal and Provincial governments
c. Provincial and local governments
d. Federal and judicial governments
B
a. The Official Language Act (1969)
b. The Quebec Act of 1774
c. The British North America Act
d. Habeas Corpus
A