canadian Who We Are 3 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: What does the word 'Inuit' mean?
- The people (Correct answer)
- The hunters
- The north
- The first ones
Correct answer: The people
Inuit means 'the people' and refers to Aboriginal peoples of the Arctic.
Question 2: Which region of Canada is home to the Inuit?
- The Arctic (Correct answer)
- The Prairies
- The Maritimes
- The Great Lakes
Correct answer: The Arctic
The Inuit live mainly in the Arctic regions of northern Canada.
Question 3: Canada is often described using which metaphor to reflect its diversity?
- A mosaic (Correct answer)
- A melting pot
- A patchwork quilt only
- A salad bowl
Correct answer: A mosaic
Canada is frequently described as a cultural mosaic that respects diversity.
Question 4: Approximately how many people live in Canada?
- About 34 million (at the time of the guide) (Correct answer)
- About 100 million
- About 10 million
- About 200 million
Correct answer: About 34 million (at the time of the guide)
Canada's population was about 34 million according to the citizenship guide.
Question 5: Which two provinces have the largest populations in Canada?
- Ontario and Quebec (Correct answer)
- Alberta and Manitoba
- Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
- Saskatchewan and Quebec
Correct answer: Ontario and Quebec
Ontario and Quebec are Canada's most populous provinces.
Question 6: What is the term for newcomers who choose to make Canada their home?
- Immigrants (Correct answer)
- Loyalists
- Voyageurs
- Settlers of New France
Correct answer: Immigrants
Immigrants are people who come from other countries to settle in Canada.
Question 7: Diversity in Canada is best understood as which of the following?
- A fundamental characteristic of Canadian heritage (Correct answer)
- A recent and temporary trend
- A source limited to one region
- An obstacle to Canadian identity
Correct answer: A fundamental characteristic of Canadian heritage
Diversity is a fundamental and longstanding characteristic of Canadian heritage.
What does the word 'Inuit' mean?