Canadian Citizenship Test · Geography and Symbols
Geography
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All 34 questions
- How many provinces and territories does Canada have?
- Which city is the national capital of Canada?
- What is the capital of Alberta?
- What is the capital of New Brunswick?
- What is the capital of British Columbia?
- What is the capital of Saskatchewan?
- What is the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador?
- What is the capital of Nunavut?
- Which province has the largest population?
- Which province is the largest by area?
- Which is the smallest province by area?
- Which three oceans border Canada?
- Which country lies directly south of the Prairie provinces, across the 49th parallel?
- Canada is second in the world in what respect?
- Which of these provinces is one of the Prairie provinces?
- Which Atlantic province is not one of the three Maritime provinces?
- Which Great Lake lies entirely within the United States?
- Which mountain is Canada's highest, in the Yukon?
- What is the Canadian Shield?
- Which river links the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean?
- How many time zones does Canada span?
- Which province is the only officially bilingual province?
- What does the name Nunavut mean in Inuktitut?
- Where are Canada's large oil sands deposits mainly found?
- Which is Canada's largest city by population?
- Which list correctly orders these capitals from east to west?
- What is the capital of Manitoba?
- What is the capital of Nova Scotia?
- What is the capital of Yukon?
- About what share of Canada's land mass do Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut cover?
- Which Atlantic province is known for its beaches, red soil and potato farming?
- Where do more than half of the people in Canada live?
- Which is the most populous of the four Atlantic provinces?
- Which area of Ontario is known for its vineyards, wines and fruit crops?