Canada is a bilingual country. What does that mean?

They have two official languages.

Africa's Big Five are

The elephant, lion, leopard, rhino and buffalo.

Who or what is Ben Nevis?

The highest mountain in Great Britain.

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1
Uluru is a sacred place to
Indians.
Aboriginals.
Inuits.
Maoris.
2
Which of the following is not part of the United Kingdom?
Ireland.
Wales.
Scotland.
England.
3
Canada is a bilingual country. What does that mean?
They are very good at billiards.
They have two official languages.
I have no idea.
They have three official languages.
4
Where can you see this building?
In Melbourne.
In Canberra.
In Sydney.
In Perth.
5
Which famous building can you see in the picture?
The Pentagon
The White House
The Capitol
The World Trade Center
6
The capital of Canada is...
Toronto
Vancouver
Ottawa
Montreal
7
Which of the following is not an Australian city?
Wellington
Melbourne
Adelaide
Sydney
8
What is true of New York?
It's the capital of the USA.
That's where Hollywood is.
It's called the Big Apple.
Disneyland is there.
9
Africa's Big Five are
The elephant, lion, leopard, rhino and buffalo.
<br>The rhino, lion, giraffe,elephant and leopard.
The elephant, rhino, giraffe, hippo and zebra.
The lion, zebra, leopard, buffalo and elephant.
10
What are grizzlies?
Protected animals.
Black bears.
Canada's famous police force.
Brown bears.
11
Canada is divided into...
countries
provinces
areas
states
12
What is Union Jack?
A rugby player.
The British flag.
The head of state in the UK.
A soccer team.
13
Who or what is Ben Nevis?
The highest mountain in Great Britain.
A lake in Wales.
A nickname for the Loch Ness Monster.
The British Prime Minister.
14
Which of the following is not typical of Australia?
A kiwi.
A didgeridoo.
A boomerang.
A platypus.
15
When does Santa Claus come to Australia?
In the winter.
In June.
At Christmas.
In the spring.
16
What is the second largest country in the world?
the USA
Canada
Russia
China
17
Which is true of South Africa?
The capital is called Johannesburg.
It is a bilingual country.
The head of state is the king or queen of England.
It has three capitals.
18
When do the USA celebrate their Independence Day?
February 4th
July 4th
June 4th
January 4th

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Questions 18

Answers

1
Uluru is a sacred place to
Indians.
Aboriginals.
Inuits.
Maoris.
2
Which of the following is not part of the United Kingdom?
Ireland.
Wales.
Scotland.
England.
3
Canada is a bilingual country. What does that mean?
They are very good at billiards.
They have two official languages.
I have no idea.
They have three official languages.
4
Where can you see this building?
In Melbourne.
In Canberra.
In Sydney.
In Perth.
5
Which famous building can you see in the picture?
The Pentagon
The White House
The Capitol
The World Trade Center
6
The capital of Canada is...
Toronto
Vancouver
Ottawa
Montreal
7
Which of the following is not an Australian city?
Wellington
Melbourne
Adelaide
Sydney
8
What is true of New York?
It's the capital of the USA.
That's where Hollywood is.
It's called the Big Apple.
Disneyland is there.
9
Africa's Big Five are
The elephant, lion, leopard, rhino and buffalo.
<br>The rhino, lion, giraffe,elephant and leopard.
The elephant, rhino, giraffe, hippo and zebra.
The lion, zebra, leopard, buffalo and elephant.
10
What are grizzlies?
Protected animals.
Black bears.
Canada's famous police force.
Brown bears.
11
Canada is divided into...
countries
provinces
areas
states
12
What is Union Jack?
A rugby player.
The British flag.
The head of state in the UK.
A soccer team.
13
Who or what is Ben Nevis?
The highest mountain in Great Britain.
A lake in Wales.
A nickname for the Loch Ness Monster.
The British Prime Minister.
14
Which of the following is not typical of Australia?
A kiwi.
A didgeridoo.
A boomerang.
A platypus.
15
When does Santa Claus come to Australia?
In the winter.
In June.
At Christmas.
In the spring.
16
What is the second largest country in the world?
the USA
Canada
Russia
China
17
Which is true of South Africa?
The capital is called Johannesburg.
It is a bilingual country.
The head of state is the king or queen of England.
It has three capitals.
18
When do the USA celebrate their Independence Day?
February 4th
July 4th
June 4th
January 4th