Canadian Citizenship Practice Test - Free Online Exam 17

Q1) Who founded New Brunswick?

Q2) The largest French-speaking population in Canada outside of Quebec is in:

Q3) The territory which holds the record for the coldest temperature (-63 C) ever recorded in Canada is:

Q4) What is the length of the Confederation Bridge?

Q5) The Gold Rush of the 1890s was celebrated by which poet?

Q6) What did Martin Frobisher explore?

Q7) In Canada more than half the people live in towns and cities near:

Q8) The three Canadian territories make up a combined population of:

Q9) The number of provinces that constitute the “Atlantic Provinces”:

Q10) Quebec and Ontario together produce more than:

Q11) Of the Prairie provinces, the most populous is:

Q12) Sometimes the North is called:

Q13) The largest and busiest port in Canada is:

Q14) In Canada, the province that produces most oil and gas is:

Q15) What are the Canadian Rangers?

Q16) Who was Alberta named after?

Q17) Where is the Confederation Bridge located?

Q18) Canada is known as:

Q19) The national capital of Canada is:

Q20) The largest Aboriginal population is in the province of:

Q21) In the Rocky Mountains, the world-famous Lake Louise is located, in:

Q22) In Northwest Territories, more than half the population is Aboriginal.

Q23) The population of Canada is about:

Q24) In Quebec, more than three-quarters of people speak French as their first language.

Q25) In 1870 The Northwest Territories were originally made up from:

Q26) The most populous city in Manitoba is: