Speaker 1: Welcome back everyone to road trip Trivia. I am your host,
Ali Lane, and today is Tuesday, July the first, which
means it is Canada Day. I'm Canadian, so I'm pretty
excited to share a game of Canada Day Trivia. I'm
going to ask ten questions all about Canada and then
repeat them with the answer. Is everybody ready to play?
Here comes your trivia game of the day? Question number one. Fairbanks, Alaska, Spallbard, Norway,
and Yukon, Canada are three destinations recommended by Travel and
Leisure magazine for travelers hoping to see what phenomenon? Fairbanks, Alaska, Svalbard, Norway,
and Yukon, Canada are three destinations recommended by Travel and
Leisure magazine for travelers hoping to see what phenomenon? Question
number two. What popular mathematics software program is named after?
The type of tree whose leaf appears on the flag
of Canada? Question number two? What popular mathematics software program
is named after? The type of tree whose leaf appears
on the flag of Canada? Question number three known for
polar bears that live there in the fall? What town
on Hudson's Bay in Manitoba is named after one of
the UK's most famous prime ministers, known for polar bears
that live there in the fall. What town on Hudson
Bay in Manitoba is named after one of the UK's
most famous prime ministers? Question number four? What directionally named
carrier has the second largest fleet of any airline in Canada,
behind only Air Canada itself in size? What directionally named
carrier has the second largest fleet of any airline in Canada,
behind only Air Canada itself in size? Question number five?
Founded in Quebec, What is the French name of the
private entertainment company which has sold over one hundred million
tickets for its unique blend of continuous live music and
circus like acrobatics. Founded in Quebec? What is the name
of the private entertainment company? Eight? French name which has
sold over one hundred million tickets for its unique blend
of continuous live music and circus like acrobatics. Question number six.
The Great One Wayne Gretzky spent most of his NHL
career playing for what Canadian based team for nine years
from nineteen seventy nine to nineteen eighty eight. The Great
One Wayne Gretzky spent most of his NHL career, playing
for what Canadian based team for nine years from nineteen
seventy nine to nineteen eighty eight. Question number seven, What
is the full name for the Bill or rights entrenched
in the Constitution of Canada? Typically referred to simply as
the Charter? Question number seven? What is the full name
for the Bill of Rights entrenched in the Constitution of Canada?
Typically referred to simply as the Charter? Question number eight.
Although James Naysmith was teaching in Massachusetts in the US
at the time he invented a popular sport, he was
a Native Canadian who had only recently moved to the US.
What sport did Naysmith invent in eighteen ninety one? Although
James Naysmith was teaching in Massachusetts in the US at
the time he invented a popular sport? He was a
Native Canadian who had only recently moved to the US.
What sport did Naismith invent in eighteen ninety one? Question
number nine named for the railway company that built it.
What Oney eight hundred and fifteen foot tall Communications and
Observation Edifice is the tallest structure in Toronto. Question number
nine named for the railway company What is the tallest
structure in Toronto. And question number ten, meaning the round
in English? Laran is an amusement park whose French name
reflects its location in what Canadian province? Meaning the round
in English? Larand is an amusement park whose French name
reflects its location in what Canadian province? Those were your
ten questions. I am going to repeat them one more
time with the answer Question number one. Fairbanks, Alaska, Spaldbar, Norway,
and Yukon, Canada are three destinations recommended by Travel and
Leisure magazine for travelers hoping to see what phenomenon the
Aurora borealis or the Northern lights? Question number two. What
popular mathematics software program is named after? The type of
tree whose leaf appears on the flag of Canada maple
Question number three, known for polar bears that live there
in the fall? What town on Hudson Bay in Manitoba
is named after one of the UK's most famous Prime
ministers Churchill? Question number four? What directionally named carrier has
the second largest fleet of any airline in Canada, behind
only Air Canada itself in size. West Jet Question number
five founded in Quebec. What is the French name of
the private entertainment company, which has sold over one hundred
million tickets for its unique blend of continuous live music
and circus like acrobatics circ desole. Question number six The
great One. Wayne Gretzky spent most of his NHL career
playing for what Canadian based team for nine years from
nineteen seventy nine to nineteen eighty eight, that is the
Edmonton Boilers. Question number seven. What is the full name
for the bill or rights entrenched in the Constitution of Canada,
typically referred to simply as the Charter the Charter the
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom? Question number eight. Although
James Naysmith was teaching in Massachusetts in the US at
the time he invented a popular sport, he was a
native Canadian who had only recently moved to the US.
What sport did Nasmith invent in eighteen ninety one? Basketball?
Question number nine named for the railway company that built it.
What Oney eight hundred and fifteen foot tall Communications and
Observation Edifice is the tallest structure in Toronto, the CN
Tower and question number ten meaning the Round in English.
Laurent is an amusement park whose French name reflects its
location in what Canadian province, Qua Bec. Those are your
ten questions all about Canada for today's Canada Day. If
you are Canadian, Happy Canada Day. If you live in
the world, the Happy Canada to Day. Thanks so much
for playing everyone. If you're driving, stay safe on those roads.
I'm Ali Lane. Thanks again for playing. This was road
trip trivia. Appy Canada Day a m hm hm hm