Etiquette
How far should you stand away from someone when talking to them?
What is an arm's length?
Who currently governs the province of British Columbia?
Who is John Horgan?
How many provinces are in Canada? How many territories are in Canada?
What are ten provinces?
What are 3 territories?
What is the 'Golden Jubilee?"
What is the occasion of a monarch who has ruled for 50 years?!
What province of Canada is Victoria located in?
What is British Columbia?
What is a common gesture we make with our hands in the U.S. that we should not make in Canada?
What is a thumbs down?
Also, avoid yawning without covering your mouth, elbows on the table, any gestures with your fingers, talking with your mouth full.
What is Canada's system of government called?
Federal Parliamentary Democracy and Constitutional Monarchy. Canada is a federation, which means powers are shared between federal and provincial governments
What famous pop singer is Canadian?
Who is Justin Bieber?
What is the "Diamond Jubilee?"
What is the celebration marking 60 years of one monarch's rule?
What kind of architecture is represented in the government building of Victoria?
What is colonial architecture?
When seated at a restaurant should you move between tables?
No.
Keep voices low. Avoid yelling and loud noises at all costs. Say "please", "thank you", and "excuse me"
Who is Canada's prime minister?
Who is Justin Trudeau?
What is the capital of Canada?
What is Ottawa?
Who is the Queen of England?
Who is Queen Elizabeth the 2nd?
Why is "Victoria" named Victoria?
Who is Queen Victoria of England?
If you are in a museum, when and only when should you raise your hand?
What is when you only KNOW the answer. Repeat, only when you KNOW the answer.
What are the 3 branches of Canadian government?
What are the executive, legislative and judicial branches?
What is the national anthem of Canada?
What is "O, Canada?"
Are an U.S. figures going to be portrayed on historic statues or buildings?
No, what is " we are in Canada and will be seeing Canadian history?!"
How was British Columbia named ? What was it named after?
The name Columbia already existed for the region, the British added “British” to it
How should school children on a field trip in a large group walk on the sidewalk?
What is single file so NO one approaching us or walking behind us has to walking the street.
What do the three branches of government do?
The executive branch (also called the Government) is the decision-making branch, made up of the Monarch (represented by the Governor General), the Prime Minister, and theCabinet.
Legislative branch makes the laws.
Judicial branch is the court system.
What does the name "Canada" mean?
What is " a village?"
Can you name all of the provinces and territories?
The 10 Canadian provinces are Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Saskatchewan. The 3 Canadian territories are Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon.
What is the name of the boundary between the U.S. and Canada?
What is the 49th parallel?