Gastrodiplomacy
What is gastrodiplomacy?
It means using food to extend a country's cultural influence.
Some may find a certain dish this way because of its appearance or texture, while for others, it is a cultural delicacy
off-putting
Being allowed to have an interpreter during a court case is a ............ right
legal
The Bay of Fundy is located on the ..................
East Coast of Canada.
This modal perfect construction is used to express a past possibility that didn't actually happen
could have + past participle
"She could have won the race if she hadn't tripped."
to do the same thing as someone else, typically by imitating their actions or following their established example
follow suit
Kids shouldn’t eat this food because it contains added sugar or fat to imitate natural flavours
artificially enhanced
Being able to assemble peacefully is .................
Fundamental Freedom
How many Provinces and territories does Canada have?
10 Provinces and 3 territories
This specific modal perfect structure expresses a past obligation or a recommendation that was neglected.
should have + past participle
You should have checked the flight status before leaving."
have a lot of things to worry about or deal with
have a lot on one’s plate
Many people claim these restaurants usually serve food of high quality and taste, but actually, the experience is more about status than flavour.
high-end
Being allowed to move to any province and find a job there is ..................
Mobility Rights
Manitoba, Alberta, and Saskatchewan are referred to as what
The Prairie Provinces
What is the Second Conditional
Structurally using a past simple condition and a "would + base verb" result, this conditional describes hypothetical or highly unlikely situations in the present or future
be bought quickly and in large numbers
sell like hot cakes
These foods have become the only viable option for many, providing fast, easy meals that fit into tight schedules.
ultra-processed
What did Queen Elizabeth II sign in 1982?
Queen Elizabeth II signed the Canada Act in 1982.
What is the capital of Prince Edward Island?
Charlottetown
What is a what-clause?
What she said surprised everyone," the bolded phrase is this specific type of noun clause, which acts as the subject of the sentence and is used for impressing or more emphasis
describes something that has many different aspects, sides, or features
multifaceted
It’s still unclear whether current additives offer the same dietary content as real meat in the long term
nutritional value
Which seven categories are included in the charter?
The charter includes fundamental freedoms, democratic rights, language rights, mobility rights, minority language and educational rights, legal rights, and equality rights.
How many regions does Canada have? Name them.
Canada includes many different geographical areas and five distinct regions.
What is the past perfect passive?
This passive construction combines a form of "have," the past participle "been," and a main verb's past participle to describe an action that was completed prior to another point in time, as in, "The mansion had been abandoned for years before it was bought."