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Canada’s Economy
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Question 1 |
What are the three main types of industry in Canada?
Natural resources, service, and communications | |
Natural resources, computer technology, and automotive | |
Service, communications, and hydroelectricity | |
Service, manufacturing, and natural resources |
Question 2 |
How much of Canadian exports go to the USA?
50% | |
25% | |
10% | |
75% |
Question 3 |
Canada’s economy is mainly driven by what?
Tourism | |
Trade | |
Finance | |
Services |
Question 4 |
Is Canada part of the G8?
Next year | |
No | |
Yes | |
Not anymore |
Question 5 |
75% of Canadians now have jobs in which industry?
Services | |
Manufacturing | |
Natural resources | |
Information technology |
Question 6 |
Who is Canada’s biggest trading partner?
Mexico | |
The United States | |
China | |
The United Kingdom |
Question 7 |
In 1994, which state entered into a free-trade agreement with Canada?
Brazil | |
Mexico | |
El Salvador | |
Guatemala |
Question 8 |
Canada entered into a free trade agreement with the United States in which year?
1998 | |
1978 | |
1988 | |
2008 |
Question 9 |
How does Canada rate in comparison to other world economies?
Top 10 | |
Top 50 | |
Top 5 | |
Top 20 |
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