General Knowledge
The number of bones in the human body
What are 206 bones?
The force that holds everything down to Earth
What is gravity?
This phrase would be used to tell someone to stay where they are until you get there.
What is "Stay where you're to till I comes where you're at."
This staff member has been at Glovertown Academy the longest.
Who is Mrs Stead?
This food with Quebecois origins, is the most popular and internationally recognizable food from Canada.
What is Poutine?
The face on the new Canadian 10 Dollar Bill
Who is Viola Desmond?
The way light and sound both travel through air
What are waves?
The final part of the Screech-In ceremony features this slimy activity.
Prior to Mrs Gordon, this teacher was principal of Glovertown Academy.
Who is Mr. Stone?
This food/resource is made by extracting the sap from the tree of the same name.
What is maple syrup?
The reason for the 13 stripes on the American flag
What are the 13 original colonies?
The furthest planet from the sun
What is Neptune?
What is the Avalon Peninsula?
This teacher is the homeroom teacher for the eleventh Grade.
Who is Mr Duggan?
This food is the most commonly eaten food in the world and is a staple food for nearly 3.5 billion people worldwide.
Restaurant with the slogan "Eat Fresh"
What is Subway?
This essential gas is vital to human life, it helps us breath.
What is Oxygen?
This town is the furthest North in Newfoundland And Labrador
This staff member, prior to his retirement, greeted every student by saying "good day young feller"
Who is Larry the Janitor?
A popular cheese fondue served mostly in Irish pubs is made using this alcoholic substance.
What is beer?
The strongest bone in the human body
What is the femur?
This blood type is the rarest in the world making up less than 1% of the population.
What is AB-?
This was the year in which Newfoundland joined Canada.
What is 1949?
How many Glovertown Academy alumni (Previous students) are now teachers at the school?
(Mr Rowe, Mrs Squires, Mrs Squire, Mr. Howse)
4
This food is banned from leaving Newfoundland and Labrador due to a parasite.
What are potatoes?