Canadian Symbols Flashcards
What is the championship for the woman’s hockey cup called?
The Clarkson Cup
Which is NOT true concerning the Fleur-de-lys symbol?
- It became the symbol of French royalty
- It was included in the Canadian Red Ensign
- It was adopted in the colony of New France
- It was adopted by the British king in the year 496
It was adopted by the British king in the year 496
Where does the red-white-red pattern of the flag come from?
The flag of the Royal Military College
What Canada’s second most popular sport?
Canadian football
What animal is the official symbol of Canada?
Beaver
The Crown is a symbol of:
- Government, Parliament and legislatures
- The Courts
- All the answers are correct
- Police services and the Canadian Forces
All the answers are correct
Which part of the Parliament building was destroyed by fire in 1916?
The Centre Block
Chose the two that are NOT Canadian symbols.
- Stars and Stripes, Stanley Cup
- Canadian Crown, Coat of Arms
- Maple Leaf, Parliament Buildings
- Canadian flag, Fleur-de-Lys
Stars and Stripes, Stanley Cup
What symbol was adopted by the Hudson Bay Company?
The Beaver
What does the Crown symbolize for Canadians?
The 400 year tradition of a Constitutional Monarchy
What does Canada’s national motto ‘A Mari Usque Ad Mare’ mean?
From sea to sea
Which is NOT true concerning the Official Languages Act of 1969?
- Equality was established between French and English in Parliament, the Government, and institutions subject to the Act
- Maintain and develop official language minority communities in Canada
- Promote equality of French and English in Canadian society
- Make English the official primary language and French the secondary language
Make English the official primary language and French the secondary language
What honour system did Canada start using in 1967 to honour its citizens?
The Order of Canada
Which flag is Canada’s official Royal flag?
The Union Jack
The Peace Tower of the Parliament Buildings was completed in 1927 in honor of:
The First World War