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100

This famous Quebec structure is a grand château‐style hotel overlooking the St. Lawrence River in Québec City.”

Fairmont Le Château Frontenac

100

Canada has the world’s longest recreational trail—over 24,000 km long. What’s it called?”

The Trans Canada Trail (The Great Trail)

100

“Good morning”

Bonjour

100

In what country would you find the ancient ruins of

Machu Picchu?

100

Which nut is used to make marzipan?

Almond

200

An orange‑red sandstone arch located in Banff National Park, perched high in the mountains.”

The Hoodoos in Drumheller? (Or the red rock of Banff – you could use Sulphur Mountain or Cascade Gardens viewpoint)


200

An orange fruit, but if left in cold, it may taste bland. Which citrus fruit is this?”

Tangelo or Clementine

200

Thank you very much

Merci beaucoup

200

Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?

Marie Curie

200

Who wrote the novel 1984?

George Orwell

300

This tall coral‑pink indoor landmark in Ottawa houses Canada’s original Senate and House of Commons.”

The Parliament Buildings

300

 You can mail a letter from memory well: Name this pubic art sculpture outside Calgary’s Central Library.”

The Mammoth” mailbox sculpture

300

Excuse me (to get attention)

Excusez-moi

300

What ancient civilization built the pyramids?

The Egyptians

300

What chess piece can only move diagonally?

Bishop

400

A giant steel tube structure in Toronto where many go to get a panoramic city and lake view.”

CN Tower

400

“A Canadian city banned the sale of plastic bags in 2020, making it the first city in its province to do so. Name it!”

Vancouver

400

Where is the bathroom?”

Où sont les toilettes ?

400

What Shakespeare play features the line “To be, or not to be”?

Hamlet

400

What is the name of Sherlock Holmes’ loyal companion?

Dr. Watson

500

A colorful clock tower in London, England donated by Canada’s Hatley Castle eventually mistakenly believed to be originally from the UK structure.”

The Peace Tower clock (or Big Ben confusion)? Instead, could use “Big Ben replica at Expo ’86 in Vancouver”.

500

Some animals can live in Canadian caves for up to 100 years without food or water—what creatures are these?”

  1. Bats or cave salamanders.

500

I don’t understand.

Je ne comprends pas.

500

The Great Wall of China was primarily built to protect against which group?

Mongols

500

Who composed the famous classical piece The Four Seasons?

Antonio Vivaldi