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Geography and Symbols
53 practice questions, each with the answer and an explanation.
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- What colours are on the Canadian flag?
- Which natural wonder on the Ontario-New York border is famous for its waterfall?
- Which is the largest city in British Columbia?
- Which country shares the longest undefended border with Canada?
- How many oceans touch Canada's coasts?
- What is Canada's national animal?
- Which river flows from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic and was the route of early explorers?
- Which Canadian region is the main producer of wheat?
- What is the name of the Canadian $2 coin?
- Which Canadian region is known as the Prairie provinces?
- What is the capital of Prince Edward Island?
- What are the three territories of northern Canada?
- What is the capital of Canada?
- What is the CN Tower, a famous landmark of Canada?
- Which city is the largest in Canada by population?
- What is the name of the Canadian $1 coin?
- Which region of Canada has the Canadian Rockies, forests and a mild climate on the coast?
- What is the capital of Québec?
- Which is the largest province in Canada by population?
- Which is the smallest province in Canada by area?
- In which territory is the Klondike, site of the 1896 gold rush?
- Which symbol is found on the Canadian penny's former design and on many official emblems?
- Which mountain range lies on the border between Alberta and British Columbia?
- Which province is home to most French-speaking Canadians?
- Which province's main industry has historically been the fishery in the Atlantic?
- Where does Canada rank among the countries of the world by area?
- In which year did 'O Canada' officially become the national anthem?
- What does the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill commemorate?
- Which Indigenous peoples are known for carving totem poles?
- Which provinces are called the Atlantic provinces?
- What is the capital of the Northwest Territories?
- Which province has a shoreline on four of the five Great Lakes?
- Who composed the music of the national anthem 'O Canada'?
- Where in Canada are the highest tides in the world found?
- What is the main economic activity in British Columbia historically?
- Who are the Inuit?
- Which two sports are recognised as Canada's national sports?
- Which famous poem, written by John McCrae, is linked to Remembrance Day?
- Which of the Great Lakes lies entirely within the United States?
- What does Canada's national motto 'A mari usque ad mare' mean?
- Which province produces most of the world's maple syrup?
- Which is the only officially bilingual province of Canada?
- Which Canadian province is famous for its oil sands?
- Which region of Canada is the centre of manufacturing and has the largest population?
- Which list shows these capitals correctly from west to east?
- Which is the largest lake located entirely in Canada?
- Which two provinces have no ocean coastline?
- What is the name of the Inuit stone landmark used as a marker in the Arctic?
- What is the longest river in Canada?
- Which territory borders Alberta to the north?
- Which province does NOT share a land border with the United States?
- Which is the Canadian territory with the largest area?
- What does the Canadian Coat of Arms feature as supporters?