7.In 1982 the British North America Act was replaced by a new constitution for the government of Canada. 人 8.Under the controversial Charter of the French Language adopted in 1977,French is the only official language in Quebec. 9.Conservative Party's victory in the 2006 elections ended 20 years of Liberal Party rule in Canada and made Harper the country's 22nd Prime Minister.F 1.The name "Canada"is believed to be derived from “kanata'”,an Indian word meaning_C A.a guitar B.a meeting place C.a settlement D.a piece of land 2.Who was the first French to discover Canada?B A.John Cabot.B.Jacques Cartier. C.Samuel de Champlain.D.Henry Hudson. 3.Who founded the first pe ence River?C \John B.Jacques Cartier. 4.In,the British passed .Samuel de Champlain D.Henry Hudso that guaranteed the French protection of their language and religion. A.the Ouebec Act B.the Treaty of Paris C.the Constitution Act of 1791 D.theAct of Union 5.Whe vas Car ada。 .In D.In1867 6.Who was the first Prime Minister ofthe new Canada?A a Sir John Macdonald B Sir Wilfrid Laurier C Robert borden D Mackenzie King 71n1905 were carved out of the Northv A.Ontarioand Quebec C.Alberta and Saskatchewan D.Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island 8.1n1967. was approved by the Parliament of Canada as the national anthem. A.“God Save the Queen B.“OCanada” C."Advance Canada Fair" D."God Defend Canada" A A1969 B.1970 10.Quebec voters narrowly rejected secession from Canadain a C referendum A1980 B.1990 C.1995 D.2000 Unit3 1.Saskatchewan of potas 3.One-half of Canada's wheat is grown in Alberta. 4.Canada is the world's largest producer of newsprint T 5.Oil and gas production is centered mainly in Manitoba.F 6.Canada is the world's leading producer of hydroelectricity. T 7.Qube has the of manufacturing in Canaa for more than n-alf of Canada's total value of manufacturing shipments. 8.Mining industries now produce more than half of Canada'sexports.F 9.In the services sector,Canada'sexports exceed its imports.F 10.NorthAmerican Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA)came into effect in 1989.F 1.Which of the following is NOT Canada's waterway?B A.The St.Lawrence. B.The Mississippi. C.The Great Lakes.D.The Mackenzie. 22 7. In 1982 the British North America Act was replaced by a new constitution for the government of Canada. T 8. Under the controversial Charter of the French Language adopted in 1977, French is the only official language in Quebec. T 9. Conservative Party’s victory in the 2006 elections ended 20 years of Liberal Party rule in Canada and made Harper the country’s 22nd Prime Minister. F 1.The name “Canada” is believed to be derived from “kanata”, an Indian word meaning __C____. A. a guitar B. a meeting place C. a settlement D. a piece of land 2. Who was the first French to discover Canada? B A. John Cabot. B. Jacques Cartier. C. Samuel de Champlain. D. Henry Hudson. 3. Who founded the first permanent settlements at Quebec and Montreal on the St. Lawrence River? C A. John Cabot. B. Jacques Cartier. C. Samuel de Champlain. D. Henry Hudson. 4. In 1774, the British passed __A_____ that guaranteed the French protection of their language and religion. A. the Quebec Act B. the Treaty of Paris C. the Constitution Act of 1791 D. the Act of Union 5. When was Canada given internal self-government? C A. In 1791. B. In 1840. C. In 1848. D. In 1867. 6. Who was the first Prime Minister of the new Canada? A A. Sir John Macdonald. B. Sir Wilfrid Laurier. C. Robert Borden. D. Mackenzie King. 7. In 1905, ____C____ were carved out of the Northwest Territories. A. Ontario and Quebec B. Manitoba and British Columbia C. Alberta and Saskatchewan D. Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island 8. In 1967, ___B____ was approved by the Parliament of Canada as the national anthem. A. “God Save the Queen” B. “O Canada” C. “Advance Canada Fair” D. “God Defend Canada” 9. Since when has the Canadian government followed a policy of bilingualism? A A. 1969 B. 1970 C. 1976 D. 1980 10. Quebec voters narrowly rejected secession from Canada in a ___C____ referendum. A. 1980 B. 1990 C. 1995 D. 2000 Unit3 1. Saskatchewan is the world’s largest producer of potash. F 2. Ontario has the greatest developed and potential hydroelectric resources in Canada. F 3. One-half of Canada’s wheat is grown in Alberta. F 4. Canada is the world’s largest producer of newsprint. T 5. Oil and gas production is centered mainly in Manitoba. F 6. Canada is the world’s leading producer of hydroelectricity. T 7. Quebec has the heaviest concentration of manufacturing in Canada, accounting for more than one-half of Canada’s total value of manufacturing shipments. F 8. Mining industries now produce more than half of Canada’s exports. F 9. In the services sector, Canada’s exports exceed its imports. F 10. North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) came into effect in 1989. F 1. Which of the following is NOT Canada’s waterway? B A. The St. Lawrence. B. The Mississippi. C. The Great Lakes. D. The Mackenzie