Canada Trivia Quiz

Correct answer: C.

Canadian aircraft first flew as G-CA blocks under Britain's G, then from 1929 as CF-; the modern C-F and C-G marks arrived only in 1974, when Canada claimed the bare letter C for itself. See the full list of aircraft registration prefixes by country.

Correct answer: To look sharpest when fluttering in the wind.

Wind-tunnel tests showed an eleven-point leaf stayed crispest in motion, so the count was chosen for clarity rather than symbolism — unusual among national flags.

Correct answer: The United Kingdom.

Canada used versions of the Canadian Red Ensign until the maple-leaf flag was adopted after the national Flag Debate.