English Studies
Canadian Studies
Intercultural Communication Skills
Global Citizenship
Activities
100

T or F?: When we talk about where and when a movie is based, we say "takes place" instead of "setting" e.g. "This movie takes place in Kamloops, Canada during the Ice Age"

TRUE! 

100

T or F: The Nanaimo Bar was invented in British Columbia

TRUE! And it's delicious :) 
100
T or F: The 2 countries included in the East Meets West infographic were China and German

FALSE! 

The 2 countries were "China and GERMANY" (German is a nationality)

100

T or F? The "Fairtrade Premium" means that farmers and factory workers who make the product get a fair wage

TRUE!

100

T or F? : "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" by Michael Jackson was playing during the Exercise class

FALSE! (It was actually "Smooth Criminal" by Michael Jackson)

200

Correct the mistake:

"I am allergic chocolate - it's the worst allergy in the world!"

"I'm allergic TO chocolate - it's the worst allergy in the world!"

Allergic to = dependent preposition

200

Which First Nations artefact represents Mother Earth? 

The drum

200

In Canada, it is considered a "cultural gaffe" to not tip at restaurants. What % should you tip?

A. 10% to 15%
B. 15% to 25%
C. 20% to 25%

B. 15% to 25%

200

According to our World Statistics exercise, 300,000 people in the world live on under ________ a day (extreme poverty)

A. $2.40
B. $1.89
C. $1.90

C. $1.90

200

How many locks did you have to unlock in the "Breakout Box" Activity?

5

300

1. Which phrasal verb means "to experience"? (150 points)

2. Which phrasal verb means "to mix or join into a community" (150 points)

1. Which phrasal verb means "to experience"? (GO THROUGH)

2. Which phrasal verb means "to mix or join into a community" (INTEGRATE INTO)

300

How many days does the average Canadian spend commuting to work each year? 

12

300

Name the 6 Hofstede Cultural Dimensions 

(1 correct guess = 50 points)

Power Distance, Individualist, Collectivist, Feminine, Masculine, and Uncertainty Avoidance 


300

Name 3 fairtrade products that are NOT coffee, tea or herbs & spices

1 correct guess = 100 points

Possible answers: Cocoa, cotton, bananas or flowers

300

Which breed of owl did we see during the BC Wildlife Park Virtual Encounter?

A. Great Horned Owl
B. Burrowing Owl
C. Big Circular Owl

B. Burrowing Owl

400

What's the difference between "on my mind" and "in mind"?

On my mind = you're worrying about it

In mind = you're thinking about it

400

Name 4 Canadian provinces or territories that are NOT British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia or Nunavut.
1 correct guess = 100 points

Possible answers: Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island (PEI), Yukon, Northwest Territories, New Brunswick

400

In Canada, workplaces are usually more informal when compared to workplaces in France. 
Which cultural dimensions explain this fact for both countries?  
(1 correct guess = 200 points)

Canada = Low Power Distance
France = High Power Distance

400

Define "Global Citizen"

Possible answers: A person who...
*is aware of the wider world
*respects and values diversity
*committed to social justice
*participates in community
*works with others for a more equitable and sustainable world
*senses their role in the world
*takes responsibility for their actions

400

What province is the Royal Tyrrell Museum located in?

Alberta

500

1. What are free range food products? (300 points)
2. What are two examples of free range food products? (200 points)

1. Food that comes from animals that live freely
2. Possible answers: Eggs, chicken, milk

500

Name 5 food or drink items you can get from Tim Hortons (you must answer 5 to get full points)

Possible answers: Donuts, iced capp, coffee, Timbits, Timbiebs, double double, sandwiches, wraps, burgers, tea....basically anything you can dream of :) 

500

According to the Canadian Culture Quiz, what do Canadians value the most? (Hint: It's not Tim Hortons, ice hockey or Justin Bieber)

Honesty

500

What does the "ovarian lottery" mean? 

When people were born lucky because they have enough food, safety, and freedom

500
According to the Royal Tyrrell Museum expert, a raptor dinosaur was the same size as an animal that is common in Canada today. What animal was it? 
Wolf
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