1. Quebec
   Alberta
2. Nova Scotia
   Ontario

Canada has 10 provinces and three territories. Toronto is located in the province of Ontario.

1. Maples
   Tortos
2. Sixers
   Torontonians

A demonym is a noun used to refer to people from a particular place. The demonym for people from Toronto is Torontonian.

1. South America
   Australia
2. Asia
   North America

Canada is located in North America. Toronto is located in Canada.

1. 2 million
   4.5 million
2. 6.4 million
   9 million

Over 6.4 million people live in and around the Toronto area. This is roughly a quarter of Canada's entire population.

1. Hogtown
   The Big Smoke
2. The Queen City
   All of the above

Toronto has a few nicknames. Another is "Toronto the Good."

1. Lake Ontario
   Lake Erie
2. Lake Titicaca
   None of these

Toronto is on the shore of Lake Ontario. Ontario is one of North America's Great Lakes.

1. Widest
   Tallest
2. Most expensive
   Most colorful

The CN tower was the tallest freestanding structure in the world from 1975 to 2007. The Dubai skyscraper Burj Dubai took its place in 2007.

1. Chinatown
   Little India
2. Little Jamaica
   All of the above

Toronto has more ethnic neighborhoods than most cities. Aside from those listed above, you can also find Little Italy, Greektown, Koreatown, and Little Portugal.

1. Rob Ford
   Justin Trudeau
2. Abdul Al-Sayed
   Ronald Reagan

Rob Ford served as the Mayor of Toronto from 2010 to 2014. He was known for various scandals, including a video surfacing of him doing drugs.

1. Biggest
   Smallest
2. Busiest
   Worst

Based on the number of flights going in and out, the Toronto Airport is the 15th busiest on earth. Its name is the Lester B Pearson Airport.

1. True
2. False

Toronto is the largest city in Canada. It is the fourth largest urban area in North America after Mexico City, New York City, and Los Angeles.

1. Dunkin Donuts
   Starbucks
2. Prete-a-Manger
   Tim Hortons

Tim Horton was a player for the Toronto Maple Leafs. The coffee chain named for him has become a huge part of the Canadian identity.

1. 500
   3,000
2. 8,000
   15,000

There are more than 8,000 restaurants in Toronto. If you ate at a different Toronto restaurant every night, it would take more than 20 years to visit all of them.

1. 1400s
   1700s
2. 1900s
   2000s

Toronto was founded by John Graves Simcoe. It was initially founded as York in 1793.

1. Underground shopping mall
   Pool
2. Football field
   Movie theater

Toronto is home to the PATH. This is the largest underground shopping mall in North America, with over 1,200 stores.

1. 1
   50
2. 180
   500

There are over 180 languages and dialects spoken in and around Toronto. Roughly 100,000 new immigrants arrive every year.

1. Christmas tree
   Single-day parade
2. Hospital
   Fashion show

Toronto is the home of Caribana, the largest single-day parade on the continent. It involves over 10,000 participants in costume.

1. True
2. False

The Toronto Zoo is not the largest on earth. It is actually the third largest zoo.

1. New York City
   American cities
2. France
   Asia

About a quarter of films set in the US are actually filmed in Canada. Many of these are shot in Toronto.

1. Toronto
   Ontario
2. Canada
   North America

Toronto is one of the most multicultural and diverse cities on the planet. Almost half of its residents were born outside Canada.

1. The Maple Leafs
   The Oaks
2. The Vendettas
   The Heat

The name of Toronto's hockey team is the Maple Leafs. They have not won the Stanley Cup since 1967.

1. A fully automated McDonald's
   A nude beach
2. A haunted mansion
   A famous psychic

Toronto Island is home to a clothing optional beach. It is a part of Hanlan's Point Beach.

1. Colonial house
   Castle
2. Shipwreck
   Creole restaurant

Toronto's Casa Loma is the only authentic castle in North America. As far as castles go it's young, only about a century old.

1. Its Film Festival
   Its Fashion Week
2. Its Fringe Festival
   Its Mardi Gras Parade

The Toronto International Film festival is world famous. Being shown and awarded at the TIFF is prestigious for filmmakers.

1. 10%
   25%
2. 45%
   60%

Toronto is the largest city in Canada and one of the largest in North America. Roughly a quarter of the entire population of Canada lives in or within miles of Toronto.

1. Street performers
   Street vendors
2. Street art
   Street food

Toronto has an area specifically designated for street art. It's called Graffiti Alley.

1. Yes
2. No

Toronto was the capital of Canada until 1866. Today, Ottawa is the capital.

1. Poorest
   Most violent
2. Most livable
   Smallest

Toronto is often near the top on lists of the world's most livable cities. In 2018, it tied in 7th place with Tokyo.

1. Filipino
   Arab
2. Latin American
   South Asian

As of the 2016 census, over 12.6% of Toronto's population is South Asian. This is the second largest group after European, which sits at 47.1%.

1. Tech
   Finance
2. Education
   All of the above

Toronto has one of the largest tech and financial centers in North America. It also has the second largest food and beverage industry in North America.

1. Business
   Craft Beer
2. Musician
   Investor

After Hong Kong, Toronto is the most business-friendly city in the world. It is one of the world's leading business cities.

1. Freedom For All
   We Remember
2. Diversity Our Strength
   None of the above

Toronto is proud of their multiethnic and diverse city. You can hear hundreds of languages spoken throughout the city.

1. 416
   647
2. 347
   All of the above

All of these are Toronto area codes. If you see these, you are getting a call from Toronto.

1. Hurricane
   Earthquake
2. Volcanic eruption
   Fire

The Great Toronto Fire of 1904 took a toll on Toronto. It destroyed a large chunk of downtown Toronto and caused more than $10 million in damage.

1. flat
   desert
2. mountainous
   hilly

Toronto is a relatively flat city. It has both soft hills and ravines.