Canadian Citizenship Practice Test - Free Online Exam 19

Q1) In 1857 Ottawa was chosen as the capital by:

Q2) Today, Canada's second largest metropolitan area is Ottawa.

Q3) What is Fredericton the capital of?

Q4) A symbol of Canada's North and a popular game for hunters is:

Q5) Which are the Prairie Provinces?

Q6) Which is Canada's second largest city?

Q7) Famous for its wine industry and fruit orchards, Okanagan Valley is in:

Q8) The Atlantic Provinces are:

Q9) Most Canadians live in rural areas.

Q10) Of all the goods produced in British Columbia about one-half are:

Q11) Canada's largest city, as well as its main financial centre, is:

Q12) In the Arctic, who keeps the Canadian flag flying?

Q13) The world's largest freshwater lake is:

Q14) Some of the world's richest deposits of prehistoric fossils and dinosaur finds are in:

Q15) Home to the RCMP's training academy, and the capital of Saskatchewan, is:

Q16) The most famous street intersection in Canada is Portage and Main, in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Q17) In the Northern territories oil and gas deposits are being developed.

Q18) Throughout Canada and around the world Inuit art is sold.

Q19) An important centre of Ukrainian culture is in:

Q20) The capital of Nova Scotia and also Canada's largest naval base is:

Q21) In the capital of British Columbia, the Canadian navy's Pacific fleet is headquartered:

Q22) What contributes to a substantial part of Labrador as well as Newfoundland's economy?

Q23) North America's second-largest river system is:

Q24) Canada has several different geographical areas and:

Q25) The two languages most spoken in the cities after English In British Columbia are:

Q26) What is Alberta famous for?