Music Through the Years
This famous Canadian singer was known as the “Queen of Pop” and had hits such as “You Needed Me” and “Snowbird.”
Hint:
Her name starts with an 'A'.
Answer:
Anne Murray
This classic TV show followed a family living on a farm in Walnut Grove.
Hint:
The main character was a young girl named Laura.
Answer:
Little House on the Prairie
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Which Canadian territory was created in 1999 and became Canada's newest political division?
Hint:
Its capital is Iqaluit.
Answer:
Nunavut
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This Canadian comfort food is made with French fries, cheese curds, and gravy.
Hint:
It is especially associated with Quebec.
Answer:
Poutine
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What is the only continent that is also considered a country?
Hint:
It is home to kangaroos and the Great Barrier Reef.
Answer:
Australia
This Canadian singer was known for hits including “Heart of Gold” and “Old Man.”
Hint:
He was born in Toronto and is also known for his work with Crazy Horse.
Answer:
Neil Young
This classic TV western starred James Arness as the sheriff of Dodge City.
Hint:
The sheriff's first name was Matt.
Answer:
Gunsmoke
This Canadian Prime Minister served for much of the 1960s and introduced Canada's current maple leaf flag in 1965.
Hint:
The large airport in Toronto is named after him.
Answer:
Lester B. Pearson
This classic dessert is made with apples, cinnamon, and a crumbly or pastry topping.
Hint:
It is often served warm with vanilla ice cream.
Answer:
Apple crisp
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Who painted the famous artwork The Mona Lisa?
Hint:
He was an Italian artist and inventor who also studied anatomy and engineering.
Answer:
Leonardo da Vinci
This Canadian group had a major 1960s hit with “These Eyes” and later became famous for “American Woman.”
Hint:
The band’s name begins with “The” and is associated with Canada.
Answer:
The Guess Who
This 1950s movie starring James Dean became famous for its rebellious teenage characters and was released shortly after Dean's death.
Hint:
The title refers to a young person who causes trouble.
Answer:
Rebel Without a Cause
Which Canadian province is the largest by area and is known for its vast northern wilderness and Hudson Bay coastline?
Hint:
Its capital city is Winnipeg.
Answer:
Manitoba
Question: This herb is traditionally used to make pesto, a popular Italian sauce.
Hint:
It has bright green leaves and is often paired with tomatoes.
Answer:
Basil
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What is the longest river in Canada?
Hint:
It flows through the Northwest Territories and eventually empties into the Arctic Ocean.
Answer:
Mackenzie River
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This Canadian musician was the lead singer of The Band and later had a successful solo career, including the song “Up on Cripple Creek.”
Hint:
His name starts with an 'R'.
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Robbie Robertson
This Canadian TV comedy followed the eccentric Rose family after they lost their fortune and moved to a small town.
Hint:
The town shares its name with the show's title.
Answer:
Schitt's Creek
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This Canadian province is the only officially bilingual province in the country.
Hint:
Its largest city is Moncton, and its capital is Fredericton.
Answer:
New Brunswick
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This Canadian soft drink was created in Montreal in 1907 and became famous for its distinctive ginger flavour.
Hint:
Its name begins with the word “Canada.”
Answer:
Canada Dry
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What is the smallest country in the world by land area?
Hint:
It is completely surrounded by the city of Rome.
Answer:
Vatican City
This Canadian singer had international hits including “The Power of Love,” “Because You Loved Me,” and “My Heart Will Go On.”
Hint:
She is one of Canada's most successful recording artists.
Answer:
Celine Dion
This 1942 romantic film starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman is set partly in Morocco during World War II.
Hint:
Its famous line includes the words, “Here’s looking at you, kid.”
Answer:
Casablanca
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This Canadian province joined Confederation in 1949, becoming Canada's tenth province.
Hint:
It is Canada's easternmost province and includes the island of Newfoundland.
Answer:
Newfoundland and Labrador
This traditional Mexican sauce is made with ingredients that can include chilies, spices, nuts, seeds, and chocolate.
Hint:
It is often served with chicken or turkey and is especially associated with the Mexican state of Puebla.
Answer:
Mole
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What is the largest organ in the human body?
Hint:
It covers the entire outside of your body and protects everything underneath.
Answer:
The Skin