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100

This airy, non-polluting strategy is used to turn turbines in order produce electricity.

What is wind energy?

100

12 x 12 + 6

What is 150?

100

Lines, colour, texture, and form are all examples of these.

What are the elements of art?

100

Ontario's home of great provincial debates and law-making.

What is Queen's Park?

100

This famous date is not observed by the Quebecois, but all other Canadians get a day off work.

What is Canada Day?

200

This is produced when rocks below the earth's surface heat surrounding water and create steam.

What is geothermal energy?

200

In a long series of numbers, this one appears the most often.

What is mode?
200

A.Y. Jackson, A. J. Casson, Arthur Lismer and Lawren Harris are members, but not Tom Thompson.

What is the Group of Seven?

200

The job or role held by the leader of Canada's largest city.

What is the mayor of Toronto?
200

When conjugated in the present tense, one of the forms is 'Ils noircissent.".

What is noircir?

300

When a child uses a toy oven with a light bulb to bake real cakes.

What is heat energy?

300

When you use 3 + 4 + 4 + 9 to find the mean.

What is 5?

300

Frequently recognized by its thick black lines, bright colours and skeletal images and designs of animals.

What is Woodland Art?

300

During debates, a person in this role inside the legislative assembly or chamber has more power than anyone.

What is the Speaker of the House.

300

In Canada, these are always guaranteed for you, but they become more important when you turn 18 and can vote in political elections.

What are democratic rights?

400

When water vapour enters a cold zone and forms water droplets.

What is condensation?

400

An effective way for meteorologists to record data such as illustrating temperature changes over time.

What is a line graph?

400

Post-impressionist painter who is famous for his thick brush strokes, his hearing problems, and his portrayal of starry nights.

What is Van Gogh?

400

As the Queen's representative in Canada, this person must always swear in the Prime Minister.

What is the governor general?

400

Often referred to as a motto in our school, this poster designed by Mr. Maldonado shows what it all begins with.

What is attitude?

500

This is the type of power waiting inside an object waiting to be released. Example: a wind-up jewellery box just before it is opened.

What is potential energy?

500

The process by which you convert a fraction to a decimal.

What is division?

500

Examples come in pairs: blue and orange, yellow and purple, red and green.

What are complementary colours?

500

As a democratic country, a majority always wins the leadership and certain practices must take place every 4 - 5 years.

What are elections?

500

Officially, it is the beaver, but people often confuse it with the maple leaf.

What is a national emblem of Canada?