Geometry Quiz
Canadian Slang
Summertime
Edible Expressions
Family History
Late-Summer Pleasures
Final Jeopardy
100

This is the number of sides an octagon has.

What is eight? 

An octagon is a polygon, a closed, two-dimensional shape with three or more straight sides.

100

Loonie

What is (Canadian) dollar? 

It’s also called a toonie. The one-dollar coin sports a loon on one side.

100

Massachusetts’ cape

What is Cod? 

Cape Cod is close enough to Boston that many Bostonians spend their summer weekends on Cape Cod. It is made up of 15 towns.

100

From soup to these

What are nuts? 

It means “from beginning to end.”

100

The study of family history and origin

What is genealogy? 

The word comes from the Greek meaning “family science.”

100

Squeeze in that last grilled meal on the patio, otherwise known as this.

What is barbecue? 

While grilling and barbecuing are used interchangeably, barbecuing is grilling slowly at a low temperature.

100

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VACCINES
200

This figure has four equal sides and four 90-degree angles.

What is a square? 

A figure with four unequal sides but with four 90-degree angles is a rectangle. All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares.

200

When Canadians don’t understand something, they might say, “eh,” but it’s pronounced like this.

What is ay?

200

Shakespeare’s dream

What is a Midsummer Night’s?

The play is A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

200

Apple of one’s [body part]

What is eye? 

When someone says, “You’re the apple of my eye,” it means they adore you.

200

The first step in tracing your family history is to talk with these people

Who are family members? 

Collect records and memories from your family and start with the oldest people in your family. Take time to pass along what you know and what you’ve heard to your relatives. You can record it on your phone and email it to them.

200

This is an outdoor sale at someone’s home.

What is garage (or yard) sale? 

While you can pick up someone else’s discarded items, you can also find treasures for a song.

200

He invented the rabies vaccine for humans.

Who is Louis Pasteur? 

It was difficult to come up with the vaccine because rabies is not a bacterial infection; it’s a virus. The rabies vaccination used to be 21 doses given in the stomach. Today, it’s four intramuscular shots in the upper arm.

300

A concave shape bends inward or outward.

What is inward? 

A convex shape bends outward.

300

 When someone suggests a trip to Timmies for a cup of coffee, they mean this restaurant.

What is Tim Hortons? 

It’s spelled without an apostrophe. Timmies has migrated south to the United States and is currently in 12 states.

300

This U.S. state experiences the midnight sun during summer.

What is Alaska? 

In its northernmost town of Barrow, the sun doesn’t set from  May 10 to August 2.

300

When you can’t figure out something, it’s a tough one of these to crack.

What is nut?

300

Some families keep records of births, deaths, christenings or baptisms, and marriages in this.

What is a Bible? 

You might be able to build a family tree several generations back by going through old Bibles.

300

Take a drive in one of these cars and let your hair fly in the wind.

What is convertible? 

Alternatively, you could wear a scarf and sunglasses for that glam touch.

400

An equilateral triangle has this number of equal sides.

What is three? 

Each angle is 60 degrees. Angles in all triangles add up to 180 degrees.

400

Double-double

 What is a (Timmies) coffee with double cream and double sugar?

400

This is a weekend destination for New York City glitterati during the summer.

What are the Hamptons (or any of the individual Hamptons)? 

The Hamptons lie near the end of Long Island on the South Shore.

400

Don’t spill these if you want to keep a secret.

What are beans?

400

If you don’t know how your ancestors made their way to North America, you can start your online search of passengers at this port of entry and then expand your search to other ports of entry.

What is Ellis Island? 

Other ports of entry for ancestors included Philadelphia, Baltimore, Galveston, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Boston. If you have no idea where your ancestors landed, you can check by name at ancestry.com.

400

If you feel your balance isn’t up to a bicycle ride, you could pedal one of these adult three-wheelers.

What is tricycle? 

They offer more stability than a bicycle

500

A four-sided, flat shape with only one set of parallel lines.

What is trapezoid? 

The two non-parallel sides are called legs.

500

The 6ix (six written with the numeral 6 instead of an S).

What is the six-city area that makes up greater Toronto? 

As a hashtag, it’s written #TheSix or #The6.

500

The Obamas bought a home in this Massachusetts summer getaway.

What is Martha’s Vineyard? 

They paid $14.85 million for the house.

500

Another expression for “use your brain” is use this

What is your noodle?

500

This religion keeps detailed information on family trees.

What is Mormon, Latter Day Saints, LDS, etc.? 

They maintain the largest database in the world, and their genealogy records are open to all. You can search online at www.familysearch.org.

500

Get your fill of wonderfully bad food at one of these  end-of-summer, state or county functions.

What is fair? 

You can find a fried version of many types of food at the fair.

600

The number of equal sides in an isosceles triangle.

What is two?

600

Two-four

What is a case of 24 beers?

600

This is Eddie Cochran’s 1958 hit tune.

What is “Summertime Blues”? 

He co-wrote as well as recorded the song, which hit No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart.

600

Muscle cars were often described as this.

What is souped-up?

600

This government database can be helpful in finding ancestors.

What is census? 

The public can search the census after 72 years; however, heirs can search records from 1950 to 2010.

600

Many parks feature outdoor plays by this British playwright.

Who is Shakespeare? 

It’s usually called Shakespeare in the Park.

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