ICBC
Road Rules
Indigenous Peoples
Random Canadian Fac
Geographical Facts
100

What does ICBC stand for?

Insurance Corporation of British Columbia

100

What does a stop sign mean?

Come to a full stop & check surroundings

100

Who are the Indigenous Peoples of Canada?

They are the first peoples to live on this land, long before settlers arrived.

100

What does “Canada” mean?

It means “village” or “settlement” (Kanata)

100

What are the three largest provinces in Canada by land area?

Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia.

200

Name 2 types of public transport in BC.

Bus, SkyTrain, ferry, Seabus, etc.

200

What is an L license for?

To practice driving with supervision

200

Name one Indigenous nation or group that lives in what is now British Columbia.

For example: Musqueam, Coast Salish, Haida, Nuu-chah-nulth, Tsilhqot’in, Squamish.

200

What is a shoulder check?

Looking over your shoulder to check blind spots

200

What ocean is on Canada’s east coast?

The Atlantic Ocean.

300

What is ‘Bike to Work Month’?

A month encouraging cycling instead of driving

300

Name 1 thing ICBC insures.

Vehicles, drivers, businesses

300

What is the purpose of a Land Acknowledgement?

To show respect and recognize the traditional territory of local Indigenous communities.

300

Explain how a roundabout works.

Traffic flows in a circle; yield to enter

300

What is the name of the longest river in Canada?

The Mackenzie River.

400

How do you read a bus schedule?

Find route, direction, times, stops

400

What do you do after a fender bender?

Exchange info, report to ICBC

400

What natural resource did Indigenous Peoples trade with Europeans during the fur trade?

Beaver pelts (fur).

400

Why were beavers important in Canada’s history?

Beaver fur was Canada’s key export for centuries

400

What is the highest mountain in Canada called?

Mount Logan.

500

What is a fare zone?

Zone that sets fare cost by distance

500

Name 2 tests for a full license.

Knowledge test & Road test

500

How did Indigenous Peoples help European settlers survive in early Canada?

They shared knowledge about hunting, fishing, building shelters, using local plants, and surviving harsh winters.

500

What is the Canada Strong Pass and what does it allow visitors to do?

It is a program that gives visitors free or discounted admission to many of Canada’s national parks, historic sites, and museums for a limited time.

500

What is the name of the region with the most lakes in Canada?

The Canadian Shield.