1) Maple syrup comes from a) potatoes b) maple tree sap c) maple tree leaves d) carrots 2) What does PEI stand for? a) Prince Edward Island b) Pigs Eat Indoors c) People enjoy Inside d) Police Entry inside 3) When did Canada become a country? a) 1990 b) 1867 c) 2009 d) 1787 4) What is the highway that extends across Canada? a) Trans Pacific Highway b) Trans Atlantic Highway c) Trans Canada Highway d) Canadian Cross Country Highway 5) Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island are also called the: a) Pacific Provinces b) Central Provinces c) Ocean Provinces d) Atlantic Provinces 6) What country supplies the world with 80% of its Maple Syrup? a) USA b) Mexico c) Canada d) Quebec 7) When does Canada celebrate its national day? a) July 1 b) June 1 c) May 1 d) January 1 8) Which Canadian city gets the most tourists? a) St. John's b) Halifax c) Iqualuit d) Toronto 9) Which are the 2 largest political parties in Canada? a) Liberals and Green Party b) Conservatives and Liberals c) Green Party and Conservatives d) New Democratic Party and Green Party 10) Which oceans border Canada? a) Indian, Atlantic, Mediterranean b) Arctic, Indian, Atlantic c) Pacific, Indian, Mediterranean d) Pacific, Atlantic, Arctic 11) How many provinces does Canada have? a) 10 b) 3 c) 13 d) 8 12) Which is Canada's largest city by population? a) Ottawa b) Toronto c) Montreal d) Victoria 13) What does RCMP stand for? a) Royal Canadian Military Police b) Royal Central Mounted Police c) Royal Canadian Mounted Police d) Regional Canadian Mounted Police 14) The maple season begins a) winter b) fall c) spring d) summer 15) It takes _____________ liters of sap to make 1 liter of syrup a) 40 b) 10 c) 3 d) 20 16) What city is the federal Parliament Building Located? a) Toronto b) Ottawa c) Montreal d) St. John's 17) Where is Niagra Falls located? a) Manitoba b) Florida c) Newfoundland d) Ontario 18) Where are the Rocky Mountains located? a) Saskatchewan b) Nunavut c) British Columbia d) Manitoba 19) Which one is one of Canada's Territories? a) Newfoundland and Labrador b) Yukon c) PEI d) British Columbia 20) Which province would you go to if you wanted to see a whale? a) Nova Scotia b) Saskatchewan c) Manitoba d) Ontario 21) What is the most eastern province in Canada? a) Nova Scotia b) PEI c) Newfoundland and Labrador d) New Brunswick 22) What is the name of the largest Canadian coffee franchise? a) Tim Hortons b) Starbucks c) Coffee Matters d) Jumping Bean 23) What the Canadian Province furthest to the west? a) Newfoundland b) Alberta c) Yukon d) British Columbia 24) What do you call the leader of Canada? a) Supreme Leader b) Emperor c) Prime Minister d) King 25) What is Canada's national sport? a) baseball b) hockey c) football d) fishing 26) What country is south of Canada? a) United States b) Florida c) Mexico d) Germany 27) What famous Canadian tried to run across Canada and raise money for cancer research? a) John McDonald b) Wayne Gretsky c) Justin Trudeau d) Terry Fox 28) Canada's 2 official Languages a) French and English b) French and Chinese c) English and Chinese d) English and German 29) The province where most people speak French. a) New Brunswick b) PEI c) Ontario d) Quebec 30) What is the Canadian National Anthem? a) Stars and Stripes b) Ode to Newfoundland c) O Canada d) God Save the Queen 31) The plant which is a symbol of Canada a) pitcher plant b) blueberry c) Dandelion d) Maple leaf

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