A) July 1, 1867
B) January 1, 1900
C) April 17, 1984
D) May 19, 1911

A) 25
B) 45
C) 37
D) 50

A) Julie Dabrusin
B) Ron Hallman
C) Andrew Scheer
D) Justin Trudeau

A) CA$2 billion
B) CA$1.3 billion
C) CA$900 million
D) CA$750 million

A) 3,500
B) 6,000
C) 5,200
D) 4,666

A) Conduct scientific research on Canadian flora.
B) Promote tourism across Canada.
C) Protect and present nationally significant examples of Canada's natural and cultural heritage.
D) Manage all wildlife in Canada.

A) Ecological integrity is defined as the ability of an ecosystem to support human activities.
B) An ecosystem has integrity when it is deemed characteristic for its natural region, including the composition and abundance of native species and biological communities.
C) It refers to the economic value of an ecosystem.
D) Ecological integrity means maintaining all ecosystems in their current state.

A) 80 per cent
B) 50 per cent
C) 55 per cent
D) 68 per cent

A) They manage all park facilities.
B) They handle administrative tasks within parks.
C) They are responsible for wildlife conservation only.
D) They protect natural and cultural resources by conducting patrols.

A) Conservation and Management Act
B) Canada National Parks Act
C) Parks Canada Agency Act
D) Environmental Protection Act

A) As a response to budget cuts.
B) To increase tourism during the summer season.
C) To mark the 150th anniversary of Confederation.
D) To promote environmental awareness.

A) Building new park facilities.
B) Maximizing visitor numbers.
C) Maintenance or restoration of ecological integrity.
D) Economic development within parks.

A) 80 per cent
B) 45 per cent
C) 69 per cent
D) 50 per cent

A) Provincial governments only.
B) Parks Canada, in collaboration with provincial and territorial governments.
C) The federal government alone.
D) Local municipalities.

A) It recommends National Historic Sites, Events, and Persons.
B) It oversees wildlife conservation.
C) It manages all national parks.
D) It handles tourism promotion.

A) To document visitor statistics.
B) To outline future development plans.
C) To ensure accountability in maintaining and improving ecological integrity.
D) To provide financial reports to stakeholders.

A) They handle administrative tasks.
B) They conduct wildlife research.
C) They manage park facilities.
D) They ensure public peace maintenance and resource protection.

A) The focus on economic benefits of parks.
B) The exclusion of native species from monitoring.
C) The integration of a trend variable to demonstrate whether indicators are deteriorating, stable, or improving.
D) The removal of quantitative thresholds.

A) 30 per cent
B) 25 per cent
C) 20 per cent
D) 10 per cent

A) Parka, a female beaver
B) Parker, a female moose
C) Patricia, a female eagle
D) Perry, a male bear

A) 1979
B) 1998
C) 2003
D) 1966