3 Letter Words
Homer Simpson asked Bart & Lisa if they wanted to go to Blockoland; their response: this 3-letter word of indifference
Meh
The word “library” comes from the Latin “liber,” which means this
Book
This famous president said “the ballot is stronger than the bullet”
Abraham Lincoln
Inigo Montoya, Prince Humperdinck and Fezzik
Princess Bride
How many oceans touch Canada's borders?
3
Follows mail and chair, precedes made and chester
Man
Also known as an ILL, this service allows you to borrow materials from other libraries through your own library
Interlibrary Loan
It was said that being with these two leaders, born in 1874 & 1882, “was like sitting between 2 lions roaring at the same time.”
Winston Churchill & Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Kirk Lazarus, Tugg speedman
Tropic Thunder
Canada’s southern border contains “the line of lakes” How many great lakes run along this border?
5
Follows drag & hair, precedes work & worth
Net
A note that describes, explains or evaluates the given subject matter.
Annotation
“Just watch me”, was a phrase made famous by this prime minister
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Eddie Valiant, Baby Herman, Jessica Rabbit
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Which was the last province to join Canada in 1949?
Newfoundland
Follows demi and under, precedes speed and child
God
Name for an ancient manuscript or book, written on papyrus or parchment pages
Codex
This famous anarchist once said: If voting changed anything, they’d make it illegal
Emma Goldman
Clarence Odbody, Mr. Potter & George Bailey
It's a Wonderful Life
These mountains were inherited from tectonic movements between 480 and 280 million years ago
The Appalachians
This is a sudden effect or event that makes a dramatic impact; especially a sudden burst of energy or sound.
Zap
Word—such as AND, OR, or NOT—that commands a computer to combine search terms.
Boolean Operator
When we hang the capitalists, they will sell us the rope we use. Who said it?
Joseph Stalin
Lloyd Dobler, Diane Court
Say Anything
This famous Canadian explorer followed this eponymous river, hoping it would lead to the Pacific. Instead, it lead to the arctic ocean. He eventually did reach the Pacific in 1793.
Alexander Mackenzie