What 1954 monster movie featured a giant reptile terrorizing Japan?
Godzilla
Canada's northern territory whose capital is Iqaluit
Nunavut
What colour is the dragon on the flag of Wales?
Red
What bird gives Canada's $1 coin its nickname?
Common Loon
How many times are traditional Mexican refried beans fried?
Once
What 1957 courtroom drama starred Henry Fonda as Juror #8?
12 Angry Men
What is the name of the language family spoken by many Inuit communities across Canada's North?
Inuktut
I can be a wine, a region of France, and a colour. What am I?
Burgundy
What type of bird is Tweety Bird?
Yellow Canary
In a bingo game, which number is represented by the phrase “two little ducks”?
22
What colour is the famous dress Marilyn Monroe wears while singing “Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend”?
Pink
When did the last federally run residential school in Canada close?
1996
In Renaissance paintings, what colour was traditionally associated with the Virgin Mary's cloak?
Blue
Which bird's tongue can extend far beyond the tip of its bill to capture insects?
Woodpecker
How many phases of the Moon are there?
Eight
Which musical features the songs “If I Loved You” and “You'll Never Walk Alone”?
Carousel
Which animal has traditionally been extremely important to many Plains Indigenous peoples?
The bison
Which colour was historically produced using a mineral containing arsenic and became notorious because it was poisonous?
Green
What Canadian province uses the puffin as its provincial bird?
Newfoundland and Labrador
Which famous writer was San Francisco's first Black female streetcar conductor?
Maya Angelou
Which 1956 sci-fi movie featured an alien world called Altair IV?
Forbidden Planet
What are the three distinct groups recognized as Indigenous peoples in Canada's Constitution?
First Nations, Inuit, and Métis
What colour comes from the French word for “flea”?
Puce
Which bird's feathers are famous for being almost entirely black and absorbing an exceptionally high percentage of visible light?
Bird-of-paradise
Where was ballet invented?
Italy