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Kamloops
Canada
NBLR
Kamloops' Aboriginals
Miscellaneous
100
This is the name of the University in Kamloops.
What is Thompson Rivers University?
100
Kamloops is located in this province of Canada.
What is British Columbia?
100
This is what NBLR stands for.
What is North Barriere Lake Resort?
100
This is the craft we made as a class. It protects from bad dreams, but only if it is gifted.
What is a dreamcatcher?
100
You attended all of your classes in this building at TRU (name).
What is Old Main.
200
Kamloops is located in this province.
What is British Columbia?
200
This is the capital city of Canada.
What is Ottawa?
200
We ate this tasty treat while visiting NBLR.
What is a S'more?
200
The purpose of this tool is to make sure that only one person is speaking while the others listen.
What is a talking stick?
200
This is what the rider of the horse sits on.
What is the saddle?
300
The name of the most popular shopping mall in Kamloops is this.
What is Aberdeen Mall?
300
This is the approximate population of Canada.
What is 35 million?
300
This is the part of the kayak where the user sits.
What is the cockpit?
300
This is a type of aboriginal home that was partially underground, typically used in the winter.
What is a pithouse?
300
This is where the user of a kayak sits.
What is the cockpit?
400
This is the approximate population of Kamloops.
What is 85 000?
400
This is the title of Canada's national anthem.
What is O' Canada?
400
Harley, the dog at NBLR, is part husky breed and part this.
What is wolf?
400
Though aboriginals would travel on water when possible, most transportation was done this way.
What is on foot, or walking.
400
This is a person who has defeated all opponents in a competition or a series of competitions, so as to hold first place.
What is a champion
500
This is the meaning of Kamloops, in (Secwepemc) aboriginal language.
What is "The meeting of two rivers" or "where the rivers meet"?
500
This is the amount of provinces in Canada, along with 3 territories.
What is 12?
500
This is the name of the kayak instructor who drove the jetski.
Who is Reid?
500
Aboriginal peoples were considered "nomadic" which means this.
What is "moving often to follow resources, such as animals that are hunted"
500
"Ho-hum" activity is another way of saying this.
What is "boring, repetitive, and mundane"?