Song+Movie
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Canada
General
Fun
100

Song #1

Rang Barse Bheege Chunar Wali

100

Movie #1

Nagina

100

What term describes a coffee ordered at Tim Hortons with two creams and two sugars?

double-double

100

What's the famous phrase for getting candy on Halloween?

Trick or treat

100

Which place does the idli go to dance?

Sam-barrrr

200

Song #2

I am a disco dancer

200

Movie #2

Maine Pyar Kiya

200

What animal serves as the official national symbol and animal of Canada

The North American beaver

200

What year was the very first model of the iPhone released?

2007

200

Which is animal is loved by everyone?

DEER

300

Song #3 and Movie?

Naino Mein Sapna from Himmatwala

300

Movie #3

Ram Lakhan

300

This Canadian musician, who has performed at the Superbowl, dropped an "e" from his stage name to avoid copyright issues with another Canadian indie pop-rock band.

The Weeknd 

300

The world's largest retailer by revenue is?

Walmart

300

How many apps are there in a body builder's phone?

22 apps (Biceps)

400

Song #4 and Movie?

Yeh Dosti Hum Nahi Todenge from Sholay

400

Movie #4

ChalBaaz

400

This type of pizza was invented in Canada in 1962.

Hawaiian Pizza

400

How many reindeer does Santa Claus have?

9

400

Who are the parents of chicken?

Chicken kee(ma) and chicken ka(bab)

500

Song #5 and Movie?

Hawa Hawaii, Mr. India

500

Movie #5

Meri Jung

500

How many Canadian circulation coins and what do they feature on the front (obverse) OR on the back (reverse)

Six.

Nickel (5¢) :Obverse: King Charles III (or Queen Elizabeth II on older coins).

Reverse: A picture of a beaver


Dime (10¢) Obverse: The reigning monarch.

Reverse: A picture of the famous Canadian racing schooner, the Bluenose.


Quarter (25¢) Obverse: The reigning monarch.

Reverse: A picture of a caribou (a large antlered deer native to Canada).


50-cent piece (50¢) Obverse: The reigning monarch.

Reverse: The Canadian Coat of Arms, featuring historical national symbols.


Loonie ($1)Obverse: The reigning monarch.

Reverse: A picture of a common loon floating on water, Canada's national bird (giving the gold-coloured coin its nickname).


Toonie ($2)Obverse: The reigning monarch

Reverse: A picture of an adult polar bear standing on ice 


Penny (1¢)Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II.

Reverse: Two maple leaves on a single twig.



500

What is the hottest pepper/chili in the world?

Pepper X
Previous: Carolina Reaper 

500

What do French fries do when they haven't seen each other in a while?

Ketchup