Cameroon
What is Cameroon also called?
Cameroon is sometimes referred to as "Africa in miniature" due to its diverse geography and culture.
When was the University of Toronto founded, and under what original name?
50 points for when it was founded
50 points for the Original name
China produces approximately how many _________ pairs of chopsticks each year
45 billion
Which party experienced the most significant gains during the election, and how many seats did they win?
The Liberal Party experienced the biggest gains, increasing their seats from nine to 14, mainly by absorbing seats previously held by independents.
What is the English-speaking side of Cameroon called?
The English-speaking regions of Cameroon are commonly referred to as "Southern Cameroons", and "Ambazonia" is a term used by separatists advocating for independence.
Where is the oldest campus of the University of Toronto located, and what is it called?
100 points for the name
100 points for location
The oldest campus of the University of Toronto is St. George, located in downtown Toronto.
Which country in Asia has a separate Valentine’s Day for single people?
South Korea
In South Korea, February 14th is just one of 12 ‘love days’, which are celebrated on the 14th of each month.
How many seats did the Progressive Conservatives win in the election?
How many were they having before the election?
Which kingdom in Cameroon created its own indigenous writing system? (150 points)
Is this the only writing system in Africa? Yes or No? (150 points)
What groundbreaking medical discoveries were made at the University of Toronto?
Which country in Asia located on the boundary of the pacific plate – an area known as the ‘Ring of Fire’.
This country has more than ________(number) of volcanoes?
Approximately how many are active?
Indonesia
150
127
Which party formed the official opposition, and how many seats did they win?
The NDP became the official opposition, securing 27 seats, down from 28 seats before the election.
How many times has Cameroon competed in the FIFA World Cup?
25 points each for listing the correct years
How much is the largest philanthropic gift (money) received by the University of Toronto, and what year, and who made it?
Cost received: 200 points
Year: 100 points
Who made it: 100 points
There are over _____(number) temples in Kyoto, Japan
Amongst the two temples below, which is considered a
(1) UNESCO World Heritage Site 100 Points
(2) Often regarded as the oldest temple 100 points
Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto;
The Kennin-ji temple.
1600
Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto’ are a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Kennin-ji temple is the oldest
How often do elections take place in Ontario?
What are the polling hours on election day in Ontario?
How many electoral districts are there in Ontario?
How long does the election period last in Ontario once the Writs of Election are issued?
Cameroon shares the CFA franc with how many Central African countries?
Five Countries - 250 points, 50 points for listing them
How many Prime Ministers of Canada are alumni of the University of Toronto?
Which notable Prime Ministers of Canada attended the University of Toronto?
Notable Prime Ministers who attended the University of Toronto include William Lyon Mackenzie King and Lester B. Pearson.
Japan has produced how many Nobel Laureates winners? (200 points)
The last 5 winners were in what year? (60 points each)
22
2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2024
Who called for a snap election more than a year ahead of schedule? and why?
Who - 250 points
Why - 250 points
Who - Premier Doug Ford call
Why - to secure a larger mandate to inject tens of billions into the economy in case U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs.