General Knowledge Quiz on Canada Geography, government, water bodies, provinces and important events
Ques. Lake Winnipeg is in the Canadian province.
(a) Quebec
(b) Saskatchewan
(c) Alberta
(d) Manitoba
Ques. Who was Canada’s first prime minister?
(a) Sir John MacDonald
(b) John Abbott
(c) Alexander Mackenzie
(d) John Thompson
Ques. What organization was founded in Canada by Mrs Hoodless in 1897?
(a) Care International
(b) Canadian Council on Ecological Areas
(c) The Women’s Institute
(d) Canadian Wildlife Federation
Ques. The Montreal Biodome in Montreal allows visitors to walk through replicas of four ecosystems found in the Americas. What was the building originally constructed for?
(a) Town Hall
(b) Catholic cathedral
(c) Basketball stadium
(d) The velodrome for the 1976 Olympic Games
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Ques. What was once the name of Canada?
(a) New America
(b) New France
(c) New Spain
(d) New England
Ques. Name Canada’s oldest incorporated city?
(a) Regina
(b) Victoria
(c) Saint John
(d) Windsor
Ques. A referendum that took place in Quebec on 30 October 1995, which was defeated 49.42% ”Yes” to 50.58% ”No”, concerned what?
(a) The beaver should be the official animal
(b) English should replace French as the official language
(c) The number of terms that a Premier can have should be restricted
(d) Quebec should secede from Canada
Ques. Elvis Stojko is associated with which sport?
(a) Golf
(b) Cycling
(c) Ice Skating
(d) Rugby
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Ques. Which of North America’s Great Lakes has the same name as a province of Canada?
(a) Superior
(b) Michigan
(c) Ontario
(d) Eerie
Ques. What is Canada’s oldest city?
(a) Toronto
(b) Ottawa
(c) Calgary
(d) Quebec
Ques. Which event held in Alberta, Canada is claimed to be the largest rodeo in the world?
(a) The Corroboree
(b) The Running of the Bulls
(c) The Blossom Festival
(d) The Calgary Stampede
Ques. Why did Canada’s Grand Falls change their name in 1964?
(a) Tupper
(b) Churchill
(c) Borden
(d) Trudeau
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Ques. What is the national winter sport of Canada?
(a) Ice hockey
(b) Rugby football
(c) Ice Baseball
(d) Ice Volleyball
Ques. The Davis Strait lies between Canada and ___
(a) USA
(b) Saint Pierre and Miquelon
(c) Greenland
(d) Alaska
Ques. Which is Canada’s biggest National Park?
(a) Jasper National Park
(b) Banff National Park
(c) Yoho National Park
(d) Wood Buffalo National Park
Ques. What Organization was founded in 1971 in Canada?
(a) Greenpeace
(b) PETA
(c) Amnesty International
(d) World Wide Fund for Nature
Ques. Which of these Canadian provinces is the smallest by land area?
(a) Newfoundland and Labrador
(b) Nova Scotia
(c) Manitoba
(d) Prince Edward Island
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Ques. Which Frenchman was the first to navigate the St Lawrence River in Canada in 1535?
(a) Jacques Cartier
(b) Jacques Timex
(c) Jacques Omega
(d) Jacques Casio
Ques. In 1885, Canada sold what to the US for $150000.
(a) Roosevelt Campobello International Park
(b) Rupert’s Land
(c) Canada
(d) Niagara Falls
Ques. In 1803, part of which two Canadian provinces were bought by the USA from France with the Louisiana Purchase, and ceded to Great Britain in 1818?
(a) Nova Scotia and Ontario
(b) Quebec and Saskatchewan
(c) Alberta and Saskatchewan
(d) British Columbia and Manitoba
Ques. What is located on Boothia’s peninsula in Canada?
(a) Desert
(b) North Magnetic Pole
(c) Canada’s Biggest Waterfall
(d) North Magnetic Pole
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Ques. What attracts tourists to Whistler, British Columbia, Canada?
(a) Groundhog day
(b) It is a ski resort
(c) Geysers
(d) It is a fishing center
Ques. The highest mountain in Canada is __
(a) Mount Saint Elias
(b) Mount Lucania
(c) Mount Logan
(d) Mount Slaggard
How many provinces does Canada have?
There are 10 provinces in Canada i.e. Alberta (AB), British Columbia (BC), Manitoba (MB), New Brunswick (NB), Newfoundland and Labrador (NL), Nova Scotia (NS), Ontario (ON), Prince Edward Island (PE), Quebec (QC), and Saskatchewan (SK) and 3 territories, these are Northwest Territories (NT), Yukon (YT) and Nunavut (NU).
I am sure you have never heard of any of them. It is because a large population of Canada lives close to the USA – Canada border.
The remaining provinces are in the northwest, the Arctic, and the Pacific ocean. These provinces do not have a lot of a population. In fact, the population in these provinces is not growing and in some provinces it is even declining.
