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When was employment insurance introduced by the Canadian federal government?

1947
1940
1950
1965

Who represents an electoral district?

The Governor General
The Commissioner
The Lieutenant Governor
A Member of Parliament

What is celebrated on the 26th of December?

Canada Day
Remembrance Day
Boxing Day
Victoria Day

Which Canadian province has the largest population of Aboriginals?

Nova Scotia
Ontario
Manitoba
Alberta

What is the fixed day for Canada's federal elections?

May 10th, six years after the previous federal election.
The 1st Monday in September, four years after the Election Day of the previous federal election.
There is no fixed day for Canada's federal elections.
The 3rd Monday in October, four years after the Election Day of the previous federal election.

How many provinces does Canada have?

7
3
13
10

What is Canada's national winter sport?

Lacrosse
Golf
Basketball
Hockey

Which of the following is the responsibility of the federal government?

Hospitals
Property and Civil Rights
Education
Interprovincial Trade and Communications

In 1960s, Quebec experienced an era of rapid change. What is it called?

The Quiet Revolution
The East Movement
La Francophonie
The Suffrage Movement

Which of the following was invented by Alexander Graham Bell?

Internet
Telephone
Fax Machine
BlackBerry

What types of jobs are provided by service industries?

All of these
Tourism and government
Communications, retail services
Transportation and education

When is Labour Day celebrated in Canada?

The 1st of July
The 1st Monday of September
The 3rd Monday of October
The 1st of May

What is celebrated on April 9th?

Vimy Day
Thanksgiving Day
Family Day
Boxing Day

Which province is known as the Land of 100,000 Lakes?

Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Ontario
Manitoba

What information can be found on a voter information card?

All of these.
A voter information card indicates which candidates are eligible in an election.
A voter information card indicates when and where a registered elector can vote in an election.
A voter information card contains a list of registered electors.

How is Canada ranked in terms of geographical size in the world?

It is the largest country on Earth.
It is the second largest country on Earth.
It is the smallest country on Earth.
It is the seventh largest country on Earth.

Who invented the worldwide system of standard time zones?

Joseph-Armand Bombardier
Sir Sandford Fleming
Reginald Fessenden
Alexander Graham Bell

Which sport has the greatest number of registered players in Canada?

Lacrosse
Basketball
Soccer
Curling

Which of the following is the responsibility of the provinces?

Foreign Policy
Currency
Defence
Education

Since when has the protocol for the amendment of the Canadian Constitution existed?

1972
1982
1885
1962

After a federal election, which party forms the new government?

The elected Premiers of each province pick the party which will form the new government.
The Governor General proposes a law for the elected officials to choose the governing body which will form the new government.
The Queen picks the party which will form the new government.
The party with the most elected representatives forms the new government.

The ancestors of the Aboriginals are believed to have migrated from which of the following continents?

America
Asia
Australia
Europe

What is the symbol of the Canadian government?

The Snowbirds
The National Flag
The Parliament
The Crown

Whose portrait is featured on the Canadian $10 bill?

Sir John Alexander MacDonald
Alexander Graham Bell
Sir Arthur Currie
Sir Frederic Banting

What is Canadaâ€™s rank in the world in terms of geographical size?

It is the smallest country in the world.
It is the third-largest country in the world.
It is the second-largest country in the world.
It is the fourth-largest country in the world.

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