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Queen's Jubille Classroom Quiz
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Test your knowledge about the Queen's Jubilee.
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1
All the official provincial and territorial emblem flowers of Canada are native plants of Canada.
True
False
2
Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning monarch in the world.
True
False
3
How many royal tours have taken place in Canada since Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the throne?
8
22
14
38
4
Who is Canada’s current governor general?
Mary Simon
David Johnston
Julie Payette
Beverley McLachlin
5
What is the governor general responsible for?
Overseeing the work of the Senate of Canada
Exercising the powers and responsibilities of the Queen
Relaying the wishes of the Queen to the federal government of Canada
Reporting on the state of Canada’s government to the Queen
6
What national holiday is celebrated in Canada in late May?
Civic Holiday
Victoria Day
Jubilee Day
Royal Holiday
7
How many countries make up the Commonwealth?
7
54
80
19
8
Queen Elizabeth II is Canada’s head of state.
False
True
9
What year did Queen Elizabeth II ascend to the throne?
1995
1952
1964
2001
10
What is the Queen’s Green Canopy?
A tree-planting initiative to mark the Platinum Jubilee
A national park created in honour of the Platinum Jubilee
An emblem of the Queen in Canada
A royal banner used for the Platinum Jubilee
11
Which ceremony comes first, the ascension or the coronation of a monarch?
Ascension
Coronation
12
What is the name of Canada’s Royal Anthem?
Long Reign the Queen
God Keep the Crown
Long Live the Queen
God Save the Queen
13
Queen Elizabeth II’s face officially appears on Canadian coins, banknotes, stamps, and flags.
True
False
14
How many years has the Queen been in service to Canada, the United Kingdom, and the Commonwealth?
100 years
50 years
10 years
70 years
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Why are there seven pearls and maple leaves on the Canadian Platinum Jubilee emblem?
To represent, the main branches of government in the UK and Canada
To represent the members of the Royal Family
To represent the seven regions of the Commonwealth
To represent the seven decades of service by the Queen
