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Canadian Slang Quick Quiz

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Test your knowledge of Canadian slang with true/false statements.

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Canadian Slang Quick Quiz
 

Canadian Slang Quick QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of Canadian slang with true/false statements.

by Мария Юхневич
1

A "toonie" is a slang term for a two-for-one deal.

2

Canadians call the one-dollar coin a "loonie."

3

The word "eh" comes from French influence during colonization.

4

"Eh" is a common Canadian interjection used for confirmation.

5

The two-dollar coin is called a "toonie."

6

"Hydro" is slang for electricity in some Canadian contexts.

7

In Canada, "pop" is never used; everyone says "soda."

8

A "keener" means someone who hates working.

9

"Washroom" is used only in rural Canada and never in cities.

10

A "toque" (tuque) is a knitted winter hat common in Canada.

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