Canadian Facts
Canada's first people are called ______.
Indigenous
The person who tells the story.
Narrator
What are our two official languages?
English and French
Which holiday do people wait in lines to take pictures with Santa Claus?
Christmas
This sweet syrup is made from the sap of maple trees.
Maple syrup
This city is the capital of Canada.
Ottawa
The problem or challenge the characters face.
Conflict
What is a $2 coin called?
Toonie
What holiday involves fasting from sunrise to sunset and is celebrated by Muslims worldwide?
Ramadan
This dish has French fries topped with cheese curds and gravy.
Poutine
This is Canada’s largest province by area.
Quebec
When the narrator is not a character and uses character names, the story is being told in which perspective?
Third
Who is the principal at this school?
Melissa Spencer
Which festival in India is known as the Festival of Lights?
Diwali
This popular Canadian dessert is a tart filled with butter, sugar, and eggs.
Butter Tart
This animal is Canada’s national symbol.
Beaver
A horror movie involves what type of external conflict?
Supernatural
What is the closest intersection of this school?
Midland and Eglinton
During which holiday do people wear green and celebrate Irish culture?
St. Patrick's Day
This type of fish is often smoked and eaten in Canada, especially on the west coast.
Smoked Salmon
Canada Day is in this month.
July
What is the setting in Titanic?
England and 1912
Niagara Falls is located on the border of which two countries?
Canada and the USA
What holiday celebrates the new year with dragon dances and fireworks?
Chinese New Year
What does "Double Double" mean at Tim Hortons?
Two cream and two sugar in coffee