1. Trunk
   Minnie
2. Thousander
   Loonie

Getting its name from the animal that is pictured on it, the loon, a loonie is worth one dollar. So now, you may be wondering what animal is on the toonie. While it may sound like a cartoon character is featured on the coin, it's actually a polar bear.

1. Moose Jaw
   Sober Island
2. Indie City
   Eyebrow

While indie may be popular within Canada, there's no city named after it. Though they are not as well-known as many other Canadian cities, the weirdly named ones here make the country that much more interesting!

1. Wiper
   Square
2. Papier
   Serviette

A napkin in Canada is better known as a serviette. In fact, Canada isn't the only place in the world that uses this term. A trip to Britain or South Africa can have you using the word "serviette" as well.

1. Iqaluit
   Arnaq
2. Kamiik
   Inuksuk

Inuksuit are beautiful statues that are most commonly found in Northern Canada, but you can catch a glimpse of them in other places around the country as well. Historically, they've been used as markers of significant places.

1. Moose-on-the-loose Radio
   Snowed-In Radio
2. Canadian Rocky Radio
   CBC Radio

CBC for short, it stands for the Canadian Broadcast Corporation. There are a few different channels that have different purposes such as music and general news. Taxes are used to fund this organization just like Canada's health care system.

1. Color
   Colour
2. Colore
   Coulour

While the word "color" is more simple in other parts of the world, don't forget to add your "U" when in Canada. Canada often follows closely to the spellings in British English, such as with words like "honour."

1. Frebec
   Frenq
2. Quefrench
   Quebecois

Quebecois is a strand of French that isn't understood by all speakers. For example, speaking Quebecois in France would probably lead someone to ask you what you just said. The language even differs a little bit throughout the country as well.

1. Orange and Purple
   Yellow and Blue
2. Red and Green
   Pink and Navy

"The Red Green Show" is one that every Canadian has seen at least once in their lives. A type of sketch show, it often focused on the ways of a handyman or outdoorsman with some mishaps or blunders throughout the episodes. Think of "Home Improvement" done in a man cave, with beer.

1. Basketball
   Rugby
2. Soccer
   Football

While Canada often brings hockey up into people's minds, the truth is that basketball has more of a Canadian heritage. Using a ball and a peach basket, the inventor was a Canadian doctor, James Naismith.

1. Canadian Tire
   Giant Tiger
2. Super C
   Petro-Canada

A trip to Canadian Tire will leave you walking out with some "Canadian Tire Money" in your pocket. The money comes in a few different values, but the catch is that it can only be used at Canadian Tire and nowhere else.

1. Peameal bacon
   Smoked bacon
2. Pancetta
   Turkey bacon

Peameal bacon is a popular form of bacon that Canadians have loved for years. The secret to the recipe is that it is doused in cornmeal and it can be served as a stand-alone dish as well as used in other dishes.

1. Minute Maid
   Quick Trick
2. Fit and Fun
   Body Break

While watching television, you're not usually thinking about getting up and moving around. Thankfully, the Body Break commercials were there to remind you to move around instead of just sitting around all of the time. They were only short segments, but they left a lasting impact.

1. January
   April
2. July
   October

October is the time when Canada comes together to celebrate and give thanks for their families, friends and life. Not much is different for the general celebration part of the holiday in the north, it's just held a little earlier.

1. The Roughrider Cup
   The GT Cup
2. The Northern Cup
   The Grey Cup

The Grey Cup got its start in 1909 and has become one of the biggest sporting events in Canada since. It takes on the same type of format as the Super Bowl and has had half-time acts such as Celine Dion, Justin Bieber and Shania Twain.

1. A drink
   A restaurant
2. A couch
   A city

A "Chesterfield" was a name for a couch that most households in the country would use. While it was most popular in the past, the word is becoming more and more obsolete as time goes on.

1. $5 bill
   Penny
2. Toonie
   $100 bill

While it might seem helpful to have a penny around sometimes, the Canadian Mint realized that it lost money making them. Now, the system works a little easier, rounding up or down depending on the price.

1. Wendy's
   A&W
2. McDonald's
   Tim Horton's

Named after a famous hockey player, Tim Horton's is one popular place to visit in Canada. If you need that morning coffee fix, you'll want to order a "double-double" which is code for a coffee with two parts of milk and two parts of sugar.

1. Bryan Adams
   Ryan Gosling
2. Keanu Reeves
   Don Cherry

Don Cherry is a Canadian icon who is loved for his contributions to the hockey world, as well as for his unique suit and tie choices. "Hockey Night in Canada" just wouldn't be the same without him on during the breaks!

1. Terry Fox
   William Shatner
2. Neil Young
   Glenn Ford

Terry Fox was an inspiring Canadian who wanted to do all that he could to help anyone who was diagnosed with cancer. Despite having an amputated leg from the disease, he set out to run across the country in order to raise money for the cause.

1. Maple syrup
   Maple Popsicle
2. Maple Taffy
   Maple Freezie

Two things that Canada is most known for is snow and maple sap. Mix the two together and you get the delicious maple taffy. This could definitely be a problem in the summer when there's no snow to enjoy it with!

1. A mall mouse
   A street squirrel
2. A winter wolf
   A house hippo

Growing up in Canada meant that you were exposed to commercials that most didn't get to see around the world. The infamous house hippo was part of a commercial for Concerned Children's Advertising. Since being aired in the late '90s, the house hippo is something that most Canadians will recall if you ever bring it up to them.

1. Alberta
   Ontario
2. Nova Scotia
   Quebec

If you're looking for bags of milk in Canada, you'd have much more luck in the Eastern provinces. Alberta is with the rest of the world on the fact that they are perfectly happy buying their milk in jugs.

1. Griffin
   Unicorn
2. Ogopogo
   Troll

You've heard of the Loch Ness Monster, but Canada's version of the creature is known as the Ogopogo. Whether you believe in the creature or not, it is always one of Canada's many mysteries.

1. Moose Jaw
   Elk Horn
2. Bear Ear
   BeaverTail

BeaverTails are not actual tails of a beaver, although that is what it sounds like. They're actually a piece of fried dough with your choice of flavor on top. The standard is cinnamon and sugar, but there are so many other options as well.

1. .ca
   .can
2. .oh
   .nor

While most websites in the United States are known to finish in endings like .com or .net, in Canada, .ca is used. While it might seem like a weird or suspicious ending to the rest of the world, in Canada, it's as common as .com is.

1. CMTV
   Music Channel 5
2. MuchMusic
   CBCM

MuchMusic is Canada's "MTV" channel which plays many of the same shows and music that the American channel plays. Headquartered in Toronto, many of the VJs have shot to fame throughout the country thanks to the channel.

1. Best Buy
   Walmart
2. Zellers
   The Hudson's Bay Company

The Hudson's Bay Company has a long history in Canada starting back in 1600s. The Bay nowadays is a great place to go when you're looking for a good coat or even makeup and perfume.

1. CMA
   RCI
2. RCMP
   CNE

The Mounties are part of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, who handle things like investigations and aid the police forces of the country. It's easy to spot a Mountie, as they're dressed in red and usually accompanied by their horses.

1. Charity
   By other countries
2. By the individual who is billed
   Through taxes

In Canada, most health care is paid for through the taxes that each person pays. So while a trip to the doctor is free at the time, it is due to the fact that you've already paid your dues in your taxes. Some health care procedures are not covered by this, however.

1. British Columbia
   Newfoundland
2. Yukon
   Quebec

The Yukon is one of the few territories that are in Canada. Located in the Western portion of the country, one thing you may not know about it is that there is actually a desert there. In fact, despite the territory being large, the desert is very small in comparison.

1. Justin and Jaxon Bieber
   Ryan and Terry Reynolds
2. Kiefer and Angus Sutherland
   Bob and Doug McKenzie

Bob and Doug McKenzie are Canadian icons who you might recognize even if you aren't from the country. They were played by comedians Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas on "SCTV," a Canadian comedy sketch show that saw some popularity on cable in the U.S. as well.

1. John A. MacDonald
   Sir Wilfrid Laurier
2. Pierre Elliot Trudeau
   Alexander Mackenzie

John A. MacDonald was elected into office twice, but the first was notable as he was the first prime minister of the country. While he spent a large part of his life in office, he spent the end of his life in the position as well, dying while still the prime minister.

1. Ottawa
   Vancouver
2. Montreal
   Toronto

Ottawa is home to the House of Commons, where government meetings are held. Each riding elects a member into the House on behalf of the riding where they meet and debate important issues and vote.

1. Walkie-talkies
   Microwave
2. Blow dryers
   Refrigerator

What started as a way of communication in remote areas is now used worldwide for many different situations. Donald L. Hings was a Canadian and the mastermind behind the revolutionary walkie-talkies. Despite there being cellphone towers in many areas, walkie-talkies still get lots of use today.

1. A smart individual
   Someone who loves animals
2. A term for pants
   Loser

If you recall Bob and Doug McKenzie from earlier, they have a lot to do with the term "hoser." They used it quite frequently in their sketches and in turn, it became a popular term around the country.