I just kinda wanted to see how many unnecessary things I know about my neighbors to the noreast. You guys can play along. Answers will be at the bottom.

1) Canada is a bilingual country, but what is the only officially bilingual province?
A) Quebec
B) New Brunswick
C) Ontario
D) Nova Scotia

Oh boy... I REALLY wanna say Quebec... But I feel like the official language of Quebec is only Canadian French... So I'm going to go with Ontario, since I think that's where Ottawa is, and I know FOR SURE the whole government system has that bilingual thing going on.

2) How many oceans border Canada?
A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4

I'm pretty sure three. Atlantic, Arctic, and Pacific.

3) What is the oldest walled city that still exists north of Mexico?
A) Montreal
B) Halifax
C) Quebec City
D) Vancouver

Oh, so Canada can build walls but America can't? Jkjk

Ummmmm I'm gonna go with Halifax? I think that's in Nova Scotia and the British escaped there after they evacuated Boston... So maybe they built a wall when they camped out there.

I could be just pulling that out of nowhere though XD I wouldn't be surprised if it ended up being Montreal.

4) Whose face is on the Canadian hundred-dollar bill?
A) Wilfred Laurier
B) John A. MacDonald
C) William Lyon Mackenzie King
D) Robert Borden

Oh shit I only know the moneys colorful

Uhhhh I'm gonna go with Wilfred cause I like the name

5) What is the population of Canada?
A) 30 million
B) 23 million
C) 32 million
D) 37 million

32 million

6) What are the two most multicultural cities in Canada?
A) Toronto and Montreal
B) Victoria and Toronto
C) Vancouver and Toronto
D) Vancouver and Montreal

C, but I'm be PISSED if it's B cause I've never even heard that first city

7) What is Canada's national sport?
A) Hockey
B) Lacrosse
C) Curling
D) None of the above
E) Both a and b

Hockey and lacrosse, since lacrosse is basically hockey on a field.

8) When did O, Canada officially become the national anthem?
A) 1880
B) 1920
C) 1950
D) 1980

I actually feel like the Christmas carol became their national anthem really recently so my guess is 1980.

9) How many points did Wayne Gretzky score in his career?
A) 1,876
B) 2,295
C) 2,857
D) 3,204

Bro the only hockey player I know is freaking Zetterberg.

Um 2,857

10) What is the world's tallest free-standing structure?
A) CN Tower
B) Burj Dubai
C) Empire State Building
D) Ostankino Tower

Okay wtf

I know Dubai has the tallest building in the world but I don't know what free standing implies and this is a a quiz about Canada so I'm gonna go with CN Tower.

11) What major sporting event was held in Canada in 2010?
A) Summer Olympics
B) Winter Olympics
C) World Cup
D) Commonwealth Games

I'm gonna go with the Winter Olympics. I know there was a World Cup in Canada recently but I think it was the WOMEN'S World Cup, and they're two different thing. Plus if the last Summer Olympics (besides this year) was 2012, than the prior Winter Olympics was in 2010 and Canada is cold so yeah.

Answers:

1) B
Wtf New Brunswick don't pull this shit on me

2) C

3) C
WHAT THE HELL EVE NEVER TOLD ME SHE HAD A WALL AROUND HER CITY

4) D

5) C

6) C

7) E

8) D

9) C

10) B
Oh f*ck you dude

11) B

I got an 7/11 not too shabby

I actually accidentally skipped a question, but I didn't see it until I saw the answer for it, so my knowledge was tainted. For you innocent ones, here it is:

Where does the word Canada come from?
A) Jacques Cartier
B) Samuel de Champlain
C) Jean Nicollet
D) A foreign language

The answer is A.