Language
If someone says "Bonjour!" instead of "Hello!", what language are they speaking?
French
Which Canadian province is especially known for its large French-speaking population?
Quebec
Was Samuel de Champlain an explorer or a musician?
An explorer.
What popular French Canadian dish has french fries in it?
Poutine
What season does the Carnaval de Québec take place in?
Winter
What do we call a person who speaks French?
Francophone
Do French-speaking people live in only one province or in many provinces across Canada?
Many provinces
What country did Samuel de Champlain come from?
France
What kind of cheese is traditionally added to poutine?
Cheese curds
What is the name of the famous snowman mascot at the Carnaval de Québec?
Bonhomme Carnaval.
Canada has two official languages. One is English. What is the other?
French
Name one province other than Quebec where many Francophones live.
Ontario or New Brunswick.
Did Samuel de Champlain help establish a settlement in Quebec or Alberta?
Quebec
What warm sauce is poured over fries and cheese curds to make poutine?
What special celebration takes place in Quebec on June 24?
Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day.
Can someone who speaks both English and French be a Francophone?
Yes
In New Brunswick, people can use two official languages. What are they?
English and French.
Why is Samuel de Champlain remembered in Canadian history?
He was a French explorer who helped establish Quebec.
Maple taffy is made using syrup from what kind of tree?
A maple tree
Name two activities people might enjoy during Francophonie celebrations.
Music, dancing, or art.
Why is the French language an important part of Francophone culture?
It helps people communicate and share their culture and traditions.
Why would someone visiting New Brunswick see signs written in both English and French?
Because New Brunswick is officially bilingual.
How did French explorers and settlers help shape Canada's history?
They helped establish French-speaking communities in Canada.
How is maple taffy traditionally made during winter?
Hot maple syrup is poured onto clean snow, where it cools and becomes sticky.
How can families keep their Francophone heritage alive for future generations?
By teaching French, sharing traditions, celebrating holidays, and passing down stories.