Multiple Choice City Quiz – Vancouver

Can you answer these multiple choice questions about the city of Vancouver?

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First submitted	March 18, 2025
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1. Vancouver is the largest city in which province?

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba

Ontario

2. What iconic urban park can be found in downtown Vancouver?

Douglas Park

Grouse Mountain Park

Kiwanis Park

Stanley Park

3. What ski resort is located around 100 km north of Vancouver?

Banff

Big White

Mount Washington

Whistler

4. What is Vancouver's largest immigrant group, comprising about 13% of the total population?

Americans (U.S.)

Chinese

Pakistanis

Syrians

5. Who are the Indigenous group whose traditional territory Vancouver is built on?

Coast Salish

Cree

Haudenosaunee

Ojibwe

6. Which of these musical acts comes from the Vancouver area?

Justin Bieber

Michael Bublé

Drake

Guns N' Roses

7. Which of these things is Vancouver NOT known for?

Film production

Heavy winter snows

High housing prices

Homelessness in the downtown area

8. On what river is Vancouver located?

Columbia River

Fraser River

Saint Lawrence River

Thompson River

9. Which of these companies is based in Vancouver?

Adidas

Chipotle

Dunkin' Donuts

Lululemon

10. What caused Vancouverites to riot in 2011?

A botched lottery where 10,000 people thought they won

A cancelled Black Eyed Peas concert

Losing the Stanley Cup Finals

Police brutality

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25 Comments

Level 50

Mar 18, 2025

Nice quiz Jiaozira.

Level 72

Mar 18, 2025

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it :)

Level 83

Mar 24, 2025

10/10. Who knew that these would be easy when you’ve been to the city a couple dozen times. Nice one. Hopefully it gets featured.

Level 72

Mar 24, 2025

Thank you Dimby! It was fun trying to balance it between both a Canadian and an international audience.

Level 83

Apr 19, 2025

10/10 again. Some questions felt new. I don’t remember the one with homelessness and high housing prices. 🤔

Level 72

Apr 19, 2025

Some of them were modified when the quiz was featured (likely to balance the quiz).

Level 73

Apr 19, 2025

Nice to see you participate in this

Nice quiz :)

Level 72

Apr 19, 2025

Thank you! Wanted to do one for a city closer to home :)

Level 88

Apr 20, 2025

I got 10 out of 10... 6 were from being a geography nerd in general, 2 were logical process of elimination educated guesses, and 2 I knew specifically because I spent 4 days in Vancouver 3 years ago. So, you know, there's definitely some value to travel!

Level 56

Apr 20, 2025

Perfect score, not bad for a Torontonian.

Level 66

Apr 28, 2025

Absolutely terrible score 3/10.

Level 54

Jul 12, 2025

Beat that, got 0/10.

Level 86

Apr 29, 2025

Losing the Stanley Cup finals must be the most Canadian reason to riot.

Level 76

May 18, 2025

Only multiple choice city quiz I haven't failed miserably

Level 68

Jul 11, 2025

I feel like heavy winter snow is a bit subjective, I appreciate it is mild compared to the rest of Canada but just shy of 40cm snow per year is a lot for most places.

Level 72

Jul 11, 2025

It's not known for heavy winter snows, however. Especially not within Canada. Even my hometown of Lethbridge gets over 100 cm of snow per year, despite being a semi-arid steppe with relatively mild winters for the prairies. Perhaps another option would be to change it to freezing cold winters?

Level 68

Jul 14, 2025

"Known for" is not the same as "having." Nashville has rain. Chicago has rain. New York has rain. But Seattle is "known for" having rain.

Level 56

Jul 11, 2025

9/10, not bad for a Torontonian.

Level 76

Jul 11, 2025

Would suggest changing "Native Americans" in that one question to "First Nations".

Level 66

Jul 11, 2025

Or possibly just "Indigenous group"

(For those who don't know, "Native" is generally considered an offensive term in Canada)

Level 72

Jul 11, 2025

It was originally Indigenous group, I am changing it back as I believe it is a term that is understandable to a global audience. 'Native' is not necessarily offensive here, it really depends, but it's just not a term we use here.

Level 90

Jul 23, 2025

The way the question is worded kind of makes it sound like they don't exist any more. It might be worth changing it to something like "have lived in the Vancouver area since before European settlement" so it's clear that they're very much still around.

Level 72

Jul 24, 2025

I changed it back, I believe the wording was changed to prevent confusion but Coast Salish culture is indeed very much alive today (not to mention Vancouver is on unceded Coast Salish territory).

Level 76

Oct 27, 2025

Interesting trivia; the etymology of Vancouver is a Dutch city called Coevorden, (via a family name "van Coevorden" meaning of/from Coevorden)

Was waiting to see if it might come up as a question but it didn't. I only found out 1 or 2 years ago, I never knew but found it interesting :) (well I like etymology and am from the Netherlands, other people might find it less interesting. But I always love finding out where names come from, especially when it is unexpected).

Level 72

Oct 27, 2025

That would have been a good question, I didn't think of that! It's a neat piece of trivia since I feel like you wouldn't expect Vancouver to come from Dutch, but then after you learn that, it makes sense with the "van" prefix.