True or False
True or False: French was the first European language spoken in Canada
True. French was the first European language spoken in what is now Canada. the French began exploring and settling in Canada in the 16th century, and French became the dominant language of the early Canadian colonies.
Introduce yourself in French.(what is your name)
Je M'appelle _______
This French Canadian meat pie can be made of many different meats depending on the region (Beef, pork, veal, duck and sometimes goose). What is it?
Tourtière
How many points do you get when the disk goes into the centre hole?
The centre hole is 20 points.
What is the name of Winnipeg's annual French-Canadian festival?
Festival du Voyageur
True or False: Canada's official languages are English and French.
True. Canada has two official languages: English and French. The Official Languages Act, passed in 1969, established English and French as the official languages of Canada at the federal level.
How to say how are you in French
Comment ca va
This sweet French Canadian treat, invented in Quebec, is made of snow and Maple sap. What is it?
Tire sur la neige
French Canadians have two very important religious holidays that they celebrate. What are the two holidays.
Easter and Christmas. Its very important to share this time with family and friends by playing games and eating together.
What is the Montreal Canadians nickname?
the Habs, this is the teams nickname with roots back to the early 1900's when a player for the Canadians told a reporter that the H in the logo starts for "habitants" which is a group of French settlers, but the English fans then shortened it to "Habs" to make it easier to say
True or False: The largest French-speaking outside Quebec by percentage (%) is Ontario
False. While there is a significant French-speaking population outside of Quebec, it is not mainly concentrated in the province of Ontario. with the largest French speaking province outside Quebec being New Brunswick with 29%.
How to say white and red in French
Blanc and Rouge
This pie, is made of Salmon and often eaten with a side of some kind (Salad or vegetables).
Pâté au saumon
Canada is known for these popular activities hockey and lacrosse. What piece of equipment was made by Bill Burchmore in Montreal?
The Hockey goalie mask.
Count from 1 to 15 in french
un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix, onze, douze, treize, quatorze, quinze
True or False: is English an official language of Quebec?
True. English is indeed an official language of the province of Quebec, along with French. The province of Quebec recognizes both English and French as official languages, but Quebec residently like to mainly speak French
what does "marronnier" mean in English? (hint: school related)
it translates to Buckeye
This taffy is made by young girls to honor a certain Saint, on the 25th of November.
St. Catherine's Taffy
In crokinold if you hit you own disk and not a opponents disk is that a valid play?
No, it's not a valid play you have to hit the opponents disk to get points. When only hitting you own disk makes you lose all disk that you hit from the board.
What month does the just for laughs happen?
July
True or False: The French and British governments signed the Treaty of Paris in 1763, officially ending the French and Indian War and ceding Canada to Britain
True. The Treaty of Paris in 1763 marked the end of the French and Indian War (known as the Seven Years' War in Europe) and resulted in the cession of Canada from France to Britain. This treaty redrew the map of North America by shifting control of various territories.
Sing the 1st 10 seconds of the Canadian national anthem in French (or the whole thing)
Ô Canada!
Terre de nos aïeux,
Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux!
Car ton bras sait porter l’épée,
Il sait porter la croix!
This dishes name translates into “sugar and cream.”
Sucre à la crème
French Canadians participate in the Games of la Francophonie. What are the three Canadian teams called?
Canada, Canada-New Brunswick, and Canada-Quebec.
What is the population of Quebec? (hint: more than 5 Million)
roughly 8.5 Million