Canadian Artists
In the early years of the twentieth century there existed in a loosely-knit fraternity of artists, among them Lawren Harris and J.E.H. MacDonald. What were these artists collectively known as?
The Group of Seven
The country that produces the most coffee annually in the world.
Brazil
A minor quake called a foreshock occurs at what point of a main earthquake?
Before the main quake.
Mean It
Mint
From which name do we get the pet name Peggy?
Margaret
Now we proceed to the West Coast of Canada. There was a woman who ultimately became very well-known for her paintings of Native Canadian artifacts, particularly totem poles. Initials E.C
Emily Carr
The commodity known as the "coffee bean," is not really a bean at all. Which part of the plant is actually used to make coffee drinks and to obtain coffee flavor?
Seeds
An existing weakness in the earth's crust is called a?
A Fault
Hurry Guano
Oregano
What name comes from the Hebrew for 'father of the multitude of nations'?
Abraham
This question concerns the great artist Christopher Pratt, whose work is as beloved as that of his former wife Mary. Which province claims Pratt as its own?
Newfoundland and Labrador
On the Amalfi coast of Italy, this is a decadent dessert of lady fingers dipped in coffee, covered with a cocoa-flavored mixture of sweetened mascarpone cheese?
Tiramisu
What is the Japanese word that translates to Harbour Wave?
Tsunami
Row Seem Harry
Rosemary
A lady of this name should shine bright, as the name comes from Latin root meaning 'star'.
Stella
This woman is famous in Atlantic Canada and beyond, for her beautiful images of food, especially those involving the glowing colours of home preserves in mason jars. She was born in New Brunswick but has spent most of her adult life in Newfoundland. Initials M.P.
Mary Pratt
A type of cold coffee drink which was said to originate from Greece, but has a name derived from the French word for "to hit". What is this increasingly-popular variety of coffee drink?
Frappe
Which U.S state is statistically most likely to be hit by a tsunami?
Hawaii
Teary Gown
Tarragon
This name, which comes from the Old English for 'row of houses by a wood', had a sudden rise in popularity in the early twentieth century because it was the name of an American President who took office in 1913. What is the name?
Woodrow
This painter lived and worked primarily in Nova Scotia. Perhaps his most iconic work, entitled "To Prince Edward Island", depicts a woman on a ferry who is holding up a large pair of binoculars, which obscure her eyes. Initials A.C.
Alex Colville
This North American country is the largest supplier of coffee to the USA:
Mexico
What do the letters USGS stand for?
United States Geological Survey
Curry and Door
Coriander
This name, which was a popular name for boys between 1942 and 1951, was actually the surname of a General who acted as commander of the U.S. Army Forces in the Far East during World War Two. What is the name?
Macarthur