The flag of Quebec — blue with a white cross and four fleurs-de-lis — is called the:

Question: The flag of Quebec — blue with a white cross and four fleurs-de-lis — is called the:

Answer options:

• Union Jack ✅ Fleurdelisé
• Red Ensign
• Royal Standard

Correct answer: Fleurdelisé

Explanation: The official flag of Quebec is called the Fleurdelisé, a French term referring to its design featuring four white fleurs-de-lis, which symbolize the French monarchy and the province's heritage. In contrast, the Union Jack is the national flag of the United Kingdom, the Red Ensign served as Canada's former de facto national flag, and the Royal Standard belongs to the reigning monarch. Under the Discover Canada guidelines, provincial symbols reflect regional history and identity within Confederation. For the citizenship test, memorizing these distinct provincial symbols, particularly provincial flags and coats of arms, is highly relevant as they frequently appear in the geography and symbols sections.