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1
The Diary of a Wimpy Kid movies were filmed in which city in Canada?
Montreal
Vancouver
Niagara
Toronto
2
A female winter sport similar to ice hockey, played with a straight stick and rubber ring.
Jan-ken-po
Curling
Ringette
Lacrosse
3
Over half of Canadian residents have a.....
4 wheel drive vehicle
Labrador or Newfoundland dog
maple tree in their yard
college degree
4
From which Canadian city did 'Winnie-The-Pooh' acquire his name?
Montreal
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Victoria
5
This structure, which measures 24.3 sq metres, is the world's......
oldest First Nation Plank House
smallest jail
largest doughnut
smallest island
6
The name Canada comes from the word ‘kanata’ which means...
village
much snow
many fish
open land
7
Canada officially got its own national flag on
October 28, 1874
August 31, 1970
February 15, 1965
July 4th, 1776
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The Hotel de Glace in Quebec is built every year using what?
60000 ears of corn
the ribs and baleen from 41 whales
400 tons of ice and 12 000 tons of snow
189,302 gallons of crystallized maple syrup
9
Inland lakes in Canada are equal to ......
Lake Baikal in Russia
the rest of the world's lakes combined
the square miles of Montana and California combined
Lake Biwa in Japan
10
Canada's lowest recorded temperature was?
-81.4 degrees Fahrenheit in 1947
14 degrees Fahrenheit in 1065
-37 degrees Fahrenheit in 1813
-126 degrees Fahrenheit in 2015
11
What percent of Canadians are fluent in both English and French?
2%
35%
15%
85%
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The world's first UFO landing pad was built in 1967 in...
St. Paul, Alberta
Iqaluit, Nunavut
Torono, Ontario
Halifax, Nova Scotia
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Canada's National Animal is a
Bowhead Whale
Moose
Beaver
Otter
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A Timbit is similar to a...
chiclet
piece of salt water taffy
candy corn
donut hole
