1. Canada’s national police force is known as the:

2. The first woman to be appointed to the Canadian Senate was:

3. Canada’s national anthem, “O Canada,” was officially adopted in 1980. 

4. The policy that ensures all Canadians have access to government services in both official languages is called:

5. The Canadian economy is exclusively based on natural resources.

6. Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada’s first Prime Minister, was born in Canada.

7. Canada’s indigenous peoples include the Inuit, Métis, and European settlers.

8. Canada’s legal code forbids dual citizenship.

9. Canada has how many provinces and territories?

10. The group of artists known for painting Canadian landscapes and helping to foster a national identity in the early 20th century is called:

11. In which year did the Canadian flag officially debut?

12. The Trans-Canada Highway is the longest national highway in the world.

13. Which Canadian city is considered the world’s polar bear capital?

14. English is the only language used in the Canadian Parliament.

15. The discovery of insulin by Canadian scientists marked a significant contribution to global medicine.

16. The Prime Minister is the Head of State in Canada.

17. Canada’s Head of State can also be the Head of the Church of England.

18. The Canadian economy is heavily dependent on agriculture alone.

19. The official tree of Canada is the:

20. What is the term for the sovereign’s representative in each Canadian province?