Plants
The most common way that humans use plants
For food
The largest city in Manitoba
Winnipeg
How you say "purple" in French
Violet
The amount of money that two dimes make
$0.20, twenty cents
Jackson Beardy is an artist from Manitoba
True
The part of the plant that carries water to the leaves
Stem or Trunk
Food is more expensive in this Manitoban city than in Winnipeg
Churchill
How you say the number 11 in French
Onze
The number of quarters in one dollar ($1)
4
A lawn mower chops the stem of a sunflower plant in half. The stem is separated from the roots and all the leaves are cut off. The plant will die.
True - the roots are needed for the plant to survive
5 things that plants need to survive
Sunlight, water, soil (nutrients), air, space
The physiographic region that we live in
Interior Plains/Prairies
How you say "I am Canadian" in French
Je suis Canadien
The number of nickels in one dollar ($1)
20
Pollination helps plants make food (conduct photosynthesis)
False - it helps plants make seeds
The 3 things needed for a plant to conduct photosynthesis
Carbon dioxide (C02), sunlight, water
One of Manitoba's National Parks
Riding Mountain or Wapusk
Name a French food and it's English translation
...
The total amount when you have $4.75 and get $4.35 more
$9.10
In the story "Memoirs of a Hamster", a dog named Chuck saves Seymour with his barking
False, the dog's name is Buck
The name of a plant that is native to Manitoba
Prairie Crocus, Big Bluestem, Goldenrod, Dogwood...
The number of different Treaty territories there are in Manitoba (bonus if you can name them)
6 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9)
How you say "I live in Winnipeg" in French
J'habite à Winnipeg
The amount of change given when Ms. Epp buys $7.05 worth of candy with a $10 bill.
$2.95
Polar bears live in the Canadian Shield region of Manitoba
False - they live in the Hudson Bay Lowlands