⁨History⁩：加拿大入籍考试题目

答案： Asian countries

Canada is often called a land of immigrants. Over the past 200 years millions of newcomers have helped to build and defend its way of life.

摘自官方指南：“⁨Since the 1970s, most immigrants have come from Asian countries.⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： True

Since the 1800s most Canadians have been born in the country. Canada is still often called a land of immigrants because millions of newcomers have come over the past 200 years.

摘自官方指南：“⁨The majority of Canadians were born in this country⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： New Brunswick

New Brunswick is officially bilingual. About one-third of its population lives and works in French.

摘自官方指南：“⁨New Brunswick is the only officially bilingual province.⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： Vimy Ridge

The capture cost 10,000 killed or wounded. It secured the Canadians’ reputation for valour, and April 9 is celebrated as Vimy Day.

摘自官方指南：“⁨The Canadian Corps captured Vimy Ridge in April 1917⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： Beaver

The French and Aboriginal people worked together in the vast fur-trade economy. It was driven by European demand for beaver pelts.

摘自官方指南：“⁨driven by the demand for beaver pelts in Europe⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： November 11, 1918

The war ended with the surrender of Germany and Austria. In total 60,000 Canadians were killed and 170,000 wounded.

摘自官方指南：“⁨the war ended in the Armistice on November 11, 1918⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： November 11

Canadians remember the sacrifices of veterans and the fallen in all wars. They wear the red poppy and observe a moment of silence at the 11th hour.

摘自官方指南：“⁨each year on November 11: Remembrance Day⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： The Marathon of Hope

Terry Fox lost his right leg to cancer at the age of 18 and ran to raise money for cancer research. Yearly fundraising events in his name continue his legacy.

摘自官方指南：“⁨began a cross-country run, the “Marathon of Hope,”⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： July 1, 1867

The British Parliament passed the British North America Act in 1867. July 1 was called Dominion Day until 1982 and is now Canada Day.

摘自官方指南：“⁨The Dominion of Canada was officially born on July 1, 1867.⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： Insulin

Insulin is a hormone used to treat diabetes. The guide says it has saved 16 million lives worldwide.

摘自官方指南：“⁨discovered insulin, a hormone to treat diabetes⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： Sir John A. Macdonald

Macdonald was a Father of Confederation and became Prime Minister in 1867. Parliament has recognized January 11 as a day in his name.

摘自官方指南：“⁨became Canada’s first Prime Minister⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： James Naismith

James Naismith was Canadian. Sports have flourished across the provinces and territories, producing star athletes and Olympic medal winners.

摘自官方指南：“⁨Basketball was invented by Canadian James Naismith in 1891.⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： Aboriginal, French and British

The guide says that understanding these three peoples is important to understanding what it means to be Canadian. Each is described in the chapter “Who We Are”.

摘自官方指南：“⁨our three founding peoples⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： True

English and French define day-to-day life for most people. The federal government is required by law to provide services throughout Canada in both.

摘自官方指南：“⁨are the country’s official languages⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： Juno Beach

About 15,000 Canadian troops took part in the invasion of Normandy. Approximately one in ten Allied soldiers on D-Day was Canadian.

摘自官方指南：“⁨15,000 Canadian troops stormed and captured Juno Beach⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： Louis Riel

The 12,000 Métis of the Red River were not consulted when Canada took over the northwest. Riel is seen by many as a defender of Métis rights and the father of Manitoba.

摘自官方指南：“⁨Louis Riel led an armed uprising and seized Fort Garry⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： Oil

Postwar Canada enjoyed record prosperity and material progress. The discovery of oil in Alberta was part of that growth.

摘自官方指南：“⁨The discovery of oil in Alberta in 1947 began Canada’s modern energy industry.⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： People loyal to the Crown who fled the American Revolution to settle in Nova Scotia and Quebec

More than 40,000 people loyal to the Crown came north. They were of many origins and religious backgrounds.

摘自官方指南：“⁨fled the oppression of the American Revolution to settle in Nova Scotia and Quebec⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： The people

The Inuit live in small, scattered communities across the Arctic. Their knowledge of the land, sea and wildlife let them adapt to one of the harshest environments on earth.

摘自官方指南：“⁨which means “the people” in the Inuktitut language⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日

答案： Nunavut

Nunavut is the newest of the three territories. It was established from the eastern part of the Northwest Territories.

摘自官方指南：“⁨1999 – Nunavut⁩” 官方来源，核对于 2026年10月14日