How it works
These Quebec trivia questions come in four rounds: the name, the map and the symbols; New France; British rule and Confederation; and Montreal firsts, stories and the table.
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Four rounds along the Saint Lawrence
The name, the map and the symbols has a lion on red, a yellow birch and La belle province. New France asks about Gaspé, the King's Daughters and the Great Peace of Montreal. British rule and Confederation has the Patriotes and Canada East. Montreal firsts, stories and the table has raconteurs, steep roofs and a sugar shack.
Trivia questions for Quebec, Canada, in sets of ten
A tap on a choice shows at once whether it is right, with a sentence of reason and the article it was read in. Scored round asks 20 and marks them together. The founder of Quebec City, the generals of 1759 and the motto Je me souviens are in the Canadian pack.
Questions and answers
What are some easy Quebec trivia questions?
Which language does a majority of Quebec speak? Which trade brought France back to North America around 1580? What did the coureurs des bois travel in? The answers are French, the fur trade and canoes.
What does the name Quebec mean?
It comes from an Algonquin word meaning narrow passage or strait. The name first referred to the area around Quebec City, where the Saint Lawrence River narrows.
What are the symbols of Quebec?
The flag is the Fleurdelisé. The official emblems are the snowy owl, the yellow birch and the iris versicolor, adopted in 1987, 1993 and 1999. The fleur-de-lis is an ancient symbol of the French monarchy.
How were the answers checked?
Each was read in the Wikipedia article linked under the question, Quebec or History of Quebec, on October 3 or 5, 2026. Population figures, living people, parties, the independence debates, language laws, religion and sports are left out.