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100
Who was Canada’s first Prime Minister?
a) Sir John. A MacDonald.
b) Sir Reginald Wiggly
c) Sir Wilfred Laurier
d) Sir Lancelot du Lac
a) Sir John. A MacDonald
100
How many provinces does Canada have?
a) Fifty.
b) Ten.
c) Eight.
d) Trick question; Canada doesn’t have Provinces, but States.
b) Ten.
100
Who is Canada’s present Head-of-State?
a) President Stephen Harper.
b) Emperor Trudeau II Emmanuel
c) President Barack Obama
d) Queen Elizabeth II.
d) Queen Elizabeth II.
100
What is a “timbit?”
a) An incredibly crude slang term for one of the Prime Minister’s testicles.
b) A nonsensical expression used to denote extreme cold (“You’ll freeze your timbits off!”)
c) A ball of deep-fried dough and sugar (known by the Americans a
a) Ottawa
100
What is the only Canadian province to have a dinosaur named after it?
a) Ontario
b) Alberta
c) Saskatchewan
d) Tyrannosauria
b) Alberta
200
In what year was Canada’s confederation?
a) 1608
b) 1867
c) 1982
d) 2163
b) 1867
200
Name Canada’s only majority French-speaking province.
a) Manitoba
b) Quebec.
c) Quahog.
d) Nouveau-Brunswicke
b) Quebec.
200
Who is Canada’s current Prime Minister?
a) Gordon MacKenzie
b) Jean Chretien
c) Stephen Harper.
d) Reginald Wiggly.
c) Stephen Harper.
200
Name the fictional red-haired denizen of Prince Edward Island who is a staple of Canadian literature?
a) Pippi Longstocking
b) Anne of Green Gables
c) Anne of Cleaves
d) Mildred of Purple Windowframes
b) Anne of Green Gables
200
Which Canadian medical researcher discovered insulin?
a) Frederick Banting
b) Norman Bethune
c) Charles Insulin
d) Peter Mansbridge
a) Frederick Banting
300
Quebec City was founded by which explorer?
a) Jacques Cartier
b) Jacques Villeneuve
c) Jacques Plante
d) Samuel du Champlain
d) Samuel du Champlain
300
What is Canada’s largest city?
a) Toronto.
b) Montreal
c) R’l’yeh
d) Vancouver
a) Toronto.
300
Name the tiny arctic island which is periodically disputed between Canada and Denmark.
a) Sid’s Island
b) Hans Island
c) Lars Island
d) Pen Island
b) Hans Island
300
Why should you rrrroll-up the rrrrrim?
a) To win.
b) To lose.
c) To die.
d) To sleep, perchance to dream. But in this sleep of death, what dreams may come? Aye, there’s the rub!
a) To win.
300
Name the world-renowned institute of theoretical physics located in Waterloo, Ontario.
a) The Circumference Institute
b) The Balsillie Institute
c) The Perimeter Institute
d) The Kitchener Institute
c) The Perimeter Institute
400
In which of the following years was Canada not invaded?
a) 1775
b) 1914
c) 1759
d) 1812
b) 1914
400
Upon what landmass is the city of Vancouver situated?
a) Vancouver Island
b) Victoria Island
c) Isle-de-Montreal
d) North America
d) North America
400
Name the small British colony in the Caribbean which periodically petitions to join Canada. P
a) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
b) Saint Augustine and the Hippos
c) Turks and Caicos
d) Trinidad and Tobago
c) Turks and Caicos
400
What is a “Mountie?”
a) A racy Canadian slang term for someone who has been mounted. In bed.
b) A racy Canadian slang term for someone who has been mounted as a hunting trophy.
c) A member of Canada’s national police force.
d) A member of Canada’s armed
c) A member of Canada’s national police force.
400
Which (partially-)Canadian inventor is said to have invented the telephone?
a) Innocenzo Manzetti
b) Nikola Tesla
c) Alexander Graham Bell
d) Thomas Edison
c) Alexander Graham Bell
500
Most of what is now western Canada was once legally-owned by which Corporation?
a) The Great Lakes Company
b) The East India Company
c) The Hudson’s Bay Company
d) Boeing.
c) The Hudson’s Bay Company
500
What do the indigenous people who live in the Canadian arctic call themselves?
a) Eskimoes
b) Esquimaux
c) Inuit.
d) Inuktitut.
c) Inuit.
500
Name the capital of Canada.
a) Ottawa
b) Winnipeg
c) Moosejaw
d) Halifax
a) Ottawa
500
What isWhich of the following Science Fiction authors is not Canadian?
a) William Gibson
b) Robert J. Sawyer
c) Iain M. Banks
d) Cory Doctorow
c) Iain M. Banks
500
Which celebrated fossil bed in Canada contains soft-tissue imprints of five hundred million-year-old Cambrian lifeforms?
a) The Buldoon Shale
b) The Alberta badlands
c) The Newfoundland Escarpment
d) The Burgess Shale
d) The Burgess Shale






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