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81. What is the title of the national anthem of Canada?
1) True North
2) God Save the Queen
3) A mari usque ad mare
4) O Canada

82. Agriculture and immigration are examples of a responsibility shared by
1) Federal and Municipal governments
2) Provincial and Municipal governments
3) Territorial and Municipal governments
4) Federal and provincial governments

83. Who grants Royal Assent?
1) the Speaker of the Parliament
2) the Governor General on behalf of the Sovereign
3) The Prime Minister
4) the Supreme Court

84. Sir John Alexander MacDonald was
1) Canada's first Prime Minister
2) the founder of the Group of Seven
3) executed for high treason, decision that was strongly opposed in Quebec
4) a pioneer in the modern Inuit art

85. A fundamental characteristic of the Canadian heritage and identity is
1) habeas corpus
2) multiculturalism

86. In what year did John Cabot claim the New Founde Land for England?
1) 1589
2) 1610
3) 1497
4) 1550

87. In the federal government, who selects the Cabinet ministers?
1) the Parliament
2) the Sovereign
3) the People
4) Prime Minister

88. Who was John Graves Simcoe?
1) Founder of the city of Montreal
2) Founder of the City of Vancouver
3) Founder of Fort Langley
4) Founder of the City of York (now Toronto)

89. Battle of Amiens took place during
1) the First World War
2) the SouthAfrican War
3) the War of 1812
4) the Second World War

90. More than 75% of working Canadians have jobs in
1) manufacturing industries
2) federal government
3) service industries
4) natural resources industries

91. Defence of Hong Kong (1941) and raid on Dieppe (1942) are examples of
1) battles that took place during the Pacific War
2) battles where Canada did not participate
3) battles lost by Canadians
4) Canadian victories

92. Jacques Cartier claimed the land he explored for
1) King Francis I of England
2) King Francis II of France
3) King Charles II of England
4) King Francis I of France

93. The Iroquoian word kanata means
1) forest
2) village
3) sea
4) sky

94. What are the three branches of government?
1) the Civil, Military and Religious
2) the Industrial, Agricultural and Services
3) the Executive, Judicial and Sovereign
4) the Executive, Legislative and Judicial

95. European exploration of Canada began with the expedition of John Cabot in
1) 1497
2) 1610
3) 1589
4) 1550

96. Upper and Lower Canada were united, in 1840, as
1) the Province of Canada
2) the British North America
3) the Dominion of Canada
4) the Canadian Confederation

97. Which province was once known as "the breadbasket of the world" or "the wheat
province"?
1) Saskatchewan
2) Quebec
3) Manitoba
4) Ontario

98. Which town is called the "Diamond Capital of North America"?
1) Yellowknife, NWT
2) Iqualuit (Nunavut)
3) Frobisher Bay (Nunavut)
4) Whitehorse (Yukon)

99. Serving on a jury, when called to do so, is
1) not legally required
2) an obligation that comes with citizenship

100. Which one is the only officially bilingual province?
1) Quebec
2) New Brunswick
3) Ontario
4) All provinces are officially bilingual