Advertising Strategies
Fractions
Math Terms and General Questions
Canadian History (General Knowledge)
Riddles
200

Which simple advertising strategies is associated with making the audience laugh?

Humor

200

What is the top of a fraction called?

Numerator

200

What are the 4 most common operations in math?

Addition, subtraction, division, subtraction

200
Which PM is the father of our current PM, Justin Trudeau?

Pierre Elliot Trudeau

200

What dries as it gets wet?

A towel, a cloth, a paper towel, etc.

400

Chris Evans and John Krasinski were part of an ad for 'Smaht Pahk' (Smart Park). They were basically the entire focus of  the ad.

The primary strategies in this ad were humor and ____.

Celebrities/ celebrity sightings

400

When you add two fractions with the same denominator, what happens to the denominator in the answer?

Nothing, it stays the same.

400

Name both parts of a fraction (and where they're found in the fraction).

Numerator (top number in the fraction), denominator (bottom number in the fraction).

400

Who was Canada's first PM?

John A. MacDonald





400

David's father has three sons.

Snap, Crackle and ______?

David

600

"Buh-duh-buh-buh-buuuuuuuh - I'm lovin' it."

This is an example of which strategy?

Catchy slogan/ jingle

600

If presented with a whole number, how do you turn it into a fraction?

Put it over 1.


e.g. 2 becomes 2/1

600

What mathematical operation can be represented with a fraction?

Division

600

Who was the invading force the British North Americans (Canadians before Canada was a country) fought off in the War of 1812?

The USA
600

When Jim was 8, Alexander was half his age. Jim is now 20 - how old is Alexander?

16

800

Which advertising strategy is commonly associated with Celebrities/ Celebrity Sightings?

"Beautiful People"

800

List all of the steps when dividing two fractions and arriving at the most correct answer.

1. Flip the second fraction so the numerator becomes the denominator and the denominator becomes the numerator.

2. Multiply your two fractions (your original plus your new, flipped fraction) across the top and bottom (numerator x numerator and denominator x denominator)

3. Place the product of your numerators as the new numerator, and the product of your denominators as your new denominator

4. Reduce your new fraction to lowest possible terms.

800

What does an equal sign actually represent?

Remember, = doesn't just mean 'answer'.

The equal sign indicates the (normally numeric) values on either side of it are equivalent/ match.

800
What image (not the Queen) was on the Canadian Penny before it was discontinued?

Maple Leafs (2)

800

I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?

Seven

Seven - S = even

1000

Which advertising technique/ strategy is basically the entire cereal industry using to appeal to kids?

Fun/ cute mascots.

1000

When adding or subtracting fractions that have unlike denominators, what does my first step have to be?

e.g.

2/3 + 2/7

Find equivalent fractions for both/ either that have like denominators.

e.g.

2/3 + 2/7  becomes  14/21 + 6/21


1000

Integer Rules:

+ x + = ___

+ x - = ____

- x - = ____

- x + = ____

+ x + = +

+ x - = -

- x - = +

- x + = +

1000

In which year did Canada formally become a country?

1867

1000

A tree doubled in height each year until it reached its maximum height over the course of ten years. How many years did it take for the tree to reach half its maximum height?

9 years

1200

Pepsi and Coke are notorious for using which strategy to advertise their products at one another's expense?

Putdowns/ brand bashing

1200

Describe a scenario in which 1/2 would be smaller than 1/4.

When the size of the whole is drastically different physically.

E.g. 

1/2 of a large Dominoes Pizza is smaller than a 1/4 of a skyscraper.

1200

If you subtract a negative from a numberwhat happens to the number?

It increases.

e.g. 

8 - (-8) = 16

1200

Which was the final territory to join Canada in 1999, making it the country we see on maps today?

Nunavut

1200

The more you take, the more you leave behind. What are they? 

Footsteps