1. Because of its location, who is Canada’s largest trading partner?(1 point)
Australia
Australia
China
China
Mexico
Mexico
Unites States
Unites States
Question 2
2. In which part of Canada would you most likely hear French being spoken?(1 point)
Yukon
Yukon
Quebec
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Ontario
Question 3
3. What is the capital city of Canada?(1 point)
Ottawa
Ottawa
Toronto
Toronto
Vancouver
Vancouver
Montreal
Montreal
Because of its location, who is Canada’s largest trading partner?(1 point)
Australia
Australia
China
China
Mexico
Mexico
Unites States
Canada's largest trading partner is the United States.
In which part of Canada would you most likely hear French being spoken?(1 point)
Yukon
Yukon
Quebec
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Ontario
In Quebec, you would most likely hear French being spoken.
How is Canada's government different from that of the United States?(1 point)
In Canada, the legislature selects the leader of the country.
In Canada, the legislature selects the leader of the country.
In Canada, the people directly elect the leader of the country.
In Canada, the people directly elect the leader of the country.
In the US, Parliament makes the laws
In the US, Parliament makes the laws
In the US, the legislature selects the leader of the country.
In Canada, the legislature selects the leader of the country. In the United States, the people directly elect the leader of the country.
True or False: The chief executive, called the Prime Minister, has the most political power in the Canadian government.(1 point)
True
True
False
False
True. The chief executive, called the Prime Minister, has the most political power in the Canadian government.
The Rocky Mountains stretch 3,000 miles from northern Alberta and British Columbia in Canada, all the way to which state in the southern part of the US?
(1 point)
New Mexico
New Mexico
Colorado
Colorado
California
California
Montana
The Rocky Mountains stretch 3,000 miles from northern Alberta and British Columbia in Canada, all the way to New Mexico in the southern part of the US.
All of the following describe Canada’s government EXCEPT : (1 point)
autocracy
autocracy
parliamentary democracy
parliamentary democracy
prime minister is the cheif executive
prime minister is the cheif executive
constitutional monarchy
autocracy
Which characteristic BEST describes Canada’s economy? (1 point)
traditional
traditional
command-leaning (more command)
command-leaning (more command)
market-leaning (more market)
market-leaning (more market)
pure command
pure command
market-leaning (more market)
The relationship between the literacy rate and the standard of living in a country is best described by which of the following statements.(1 point)
The higher the literacy rate, the higher the standard of living.
The higher the literacy rate, the higher the standard of living.
The standard of living his not affected by the literacy rate.
The standard of living his not affected by the literacy rate.
Low literacy rates creates a higher standard of living.
Low literacy rates creates a higher standard of living.
Literacy rates have no effect on the standard of living.
The higher the literacy rate, the higher the standard of living.
How does voluntary trade help the economy?(1 point)
It encourages specialization which means more profit.
It encourages specialization which means more profit.
It sets extremely high prices on imports.
It sets extremely high prices on imports.
It puts strict trade barriers in place.
It puts strict trade barriers in place.
It involves too many government regulations.
It encourages specialization which means more profit.
When Canada’s government puts a limit on how much American wheat and barley it will import this year, it is imposing which type of trade barrier?(1 point)
embargo
embargo
opportunity cost
opportunity cost
tariff
tariff
quota