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1
Claude Monet is one of the better-known representatives of this art movement.
Impressionism
Surrealism
Post-Impressionism
Cubism
2
Which of these women was not one of the first three to become companions of the order of Canada?
Gabrielle Roy
Florence Bird
Maureen Forrester
Pauline Vanier
3
What chemical element gives the blood of a lobster a bluish tint?
Nitrogen
Carbon
Zinc
Copper
4
Which tennis player is the only one to complete the Grand Slam on two occasions?
Pete Sampras
Rod Laver
John McEnroe
Venus Williams
5
What team has the largest number of Stanley Cup championship wins?
Boston Bruins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal Canadian
6
In which ocean are the Maldives found?
Arctic
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian
7
Which country has produced the most Formula One World Championship winning drivers?
France
USA
United Kingdom
Australia
8
Which planet's moons are nearly all named after Shakespeare characters?
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Uranus
9
In what year was the first seismograph invented?
200
1762
1925
1448
10
What was the name of the boxer nicknamed "The Hurricane" famously falsely accused of murder?
Jack Johnson
Rubin Carter
Mike Tyson
Muhammad Ali
11
Which golf tournament did Tiger Woods win by 12 strokes in 1997 to record his major championship win?
U.S. Open
British Open
PGA Championship
The Masters
12
"The Ashes" is a most important trophy in what sport?
Polo
Cricket
Rugby
Lacrosse
13
Which province is the only official bilingual province in Canada?
New Brunswick
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Ontario
14
What is the scientific name of a Sydney Blue Gum?
Aurelia aurita
Eucalyptus Saligna
Sparassidae
Phascolarctos cinereus
15
Who won the Juno award for Aboriginal Recording of the Year in 2007
Leela Gilday
Derek Miller
Susan Aglukark
Buffy Sainte-Marie
16
What is Muktuk, an Inuit delicacy, made from?
Whale
Seal
Muskox
Caribou
17
Who is the author of A Brief History of Time?
Galeleio
Edwin Hubble
Stephen Hawkins
Albert Einstein
18
What is the regulation height for a basketball hoop?
2.74 M
2.9 M
3 M
3.2 M
19
What country is the home to the KLM airline.
Belgium
United Kingdom
France
The Netherlands
20
What was the year of Canadian Confederation?
1866
1889
1888
1867
21
Which of these artists was not a member of the group of seven?
J.E.H. MacDonald
A.Y. Jackson
Franklin Carmichael
Tom Thomson
22
What city sits on the Clyde River?
London
Edinburgh
Manchester
Glasgow
23
Completed in 1844, The Count of Monte Cristo is an adventure novel by which French author?
Alexandre Dumas
Victor Hugo
Jules Vernes
Voltaire
24
How many Canadian Prime Ministers have served during Queen Elizabeth II's reign?
12
13
14
11
25
What is the thickest layer of the Earth's atmosphere?
Stratosphere
Troposphere
Thermosphere
Mesosphere
26
Tuberculosis is a disease caused by bacterial that usually attacks which organ?
Lungs
Heart
Liver
Kidney
27
What well known magazine publishes a ranked list of Canada's top universities?
Chatelaine
Maclean's
Canadian Business
The Walrus
28
What is the tallest mountain in Canada
Mount Root
Mount Waddington
Mount Robson
Mount Logan
29
Which is a name given to one of the fundamental principals of quantum physics?
The Particle Constellation
Mixed Double of Quantum Mechanics
Bipartical Policy
Wave Particle Duality
30
Ambergris is a waxy substance that originates as a secretion from what aquatic animal?
Mollusk
Conger Eel
Sperm Whale
Seahorse
31
What country is home to the mountain K2?
China
Pakistan
India
Nepal
32
What film won best picture in the 2019 Academy Awards?
A Star is Born
Bohemian Rhapsody
Green Book
Black Panther
33
In which year were women finally declared "persons" under Canadian Law?
1929
1927
1926
1928
34
For which event did Canada win its first-ever Olympic Gold Medal?
Steeplechase
Shot Put
Hockey
Fencing
35
Who is the NFL quarterback with the most career wins?
Brett Favre
Peyton Manning
Tom Brady
John Elway
36
In what year was the Arctic Winter Games first held?
1976
1983
1965
1969
37
Which one of these political parties has never been registered for a Canadian Federal Election?
Independent Alliance Party
Marxist-Leninist Part of Canada
Animal Protection Party of Canada
Rhinoceros Party
38
What is the largest lake in Africa?
Lake Tanganyika
Lake Victoria
Lake Malawi
Lake Edward
39
Which country does not startle the border between Europe and Asia (according to the IPFS)?
Azerbaijan
Turkey
Cyprus
Russia
40
The border between Alberta and Saskatchewan follows which line of longitude?
230W
60W
49W
110W
41
What were the names of the two ships that collided on December 6, 1917, resulting in the Halifax explosion?
SS Imo & SS Kenordoc
SS Mont Blanc & SS Imo
SS Mont Blanc & SS Victolite
SS Victolite & SS Kenordoc
42
What two letters do not appear on the periodic table of elements?
P & J
S & U
P & Q
J & Q
43
What country has the longest coast line?
Chile
Russia
Australia
Canada
44
Who wrote the book "One Good Story, That One"?
Tantoo Cardinal
Tomson Highway
Thomas King
Joseph Boyden
45
Who was the first premier of the Yukon?
Piers McDonald
Chris Parson
Tony Penikett
Darrell Pasloski
46
Who is the real-life grandson of Tommy Douglas?
Jim Carrey
Keanu Reeves
Kiefer Sutherland
Howie Mandel
47
What province recognizes Louis Riel day?
Ontario
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
48
Who is the artistic director of The National Ballet of Canada?
Veronica Tennant
Rex Harrington
Evelyn Hart
Karen Kain
49
What was the release year of the well known documentary "Nanook of the North"
1916
1932
1920
1922
50
Which is the longest river in the world?
Mississippi
Amazon
Nile
Ganges