Fact check
Pascale's only friend in A Bend in the Breeze is a bug named ____.
Inch
Every year Amelia Douglas and her grandma preserve this seasonal food in Weird Rules to Follow
Salmon (Sockeye)
The last residential school in Canada closed in ____
1996
The _________ is the official flower of the military child. Because it can grow anywhere.
Dandelion.
Photos in real news articles usually have a __________ __________ .
photo credit
When we are frightened, our brains try to protect us with a fight or ______ response.
flight
In Awol, Leah's father suffers from this mental disorder causing unpredictable mood swings
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
The name of Alina's cooking channel on Youtube
Yummy Tummy
First Nations people of the Pacific Northwest carve and paint these iconic poles to represent their history, families and stories. These poles are usually carved out of ___ _____, a softwood that can stand in the rain for many years without rotting.
The city of Rome has banned this classic pet home
Round fish bowls are banned in Rome. Apparently they caused fish to go blind and provide insufficient oxygen for fish.
One Summer in Whitney Pier is a working-class steel plant town on this island...
Cape Breton
The main antagonist and protagonist in Birchwood Forever
Wolf vs. the construction company
The Mi’kmaq people and their traditional lands, _________.
Mi’kma’ki
____ is the building material that releases the least carbon dioxide in today's construction industry.
Wood
____ is the only planet in the solar system entirely populated by robots.
Mars
The Wild Ghost Chase (by Deborah Toogood) led the heroes to treasure buried underneath this...
Under the dying lilies in Mrs. Hatfield's garden.
[Slave owners] worried that if the enslaved people were literate, they would communicate with each other through writing, read about _________ (the movement to end slavery) and learn about others who had escaped to freedom.
abolition
AWOL stands for...
Absent without leave
"Good Shabbos" translates to...
Judaism's day of rest on the seventh day of the week—i.e., "Good Saturday."
Your digestive system is _ m (or __ feet) long
9 metres or 30 feet
Although they are conifers, larches are deciduous trees that lose their needles in the autumn. Larch trees are also commonly called this...
Tamarack or Hackmatack
According to the ISAF, great whites are at the top of the list for most fatal bites on record, followed by ____ sharks and bull sharks.
tiger
_____nauts are trained and certified by the Russian Space Agency to work in space, while astronauts are trained and certified by NASA or by the European Space Agency (ESA), the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), or the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).
Cosmo
Porbeagles are known as Canada's...
sharks
Spotted hyenas kill __ % of their meals
90%