Hello and welcome to this special edition of

Jeopardy!!

Mr. Alex Trebek is sick so, we found a replacement. Good luck to all!

By: Amber houde, Claire Smith, & Catherine MacLellan

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The granite front of this 10-metre high arch is carved with the words “All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights”.

- 10 points

Answer : Canadian Tribute to Human Rights

Monument

This was once home to the Algonkian, and it is named after a fur

trader from the 1600s. - 20 points

Answer: Gatineau Park

This treasure house holds over 3.5 million artefacts showing Canada’s

history and identity and has the world’s largest collection of totem

poles. - 30 points

Answer: Canadian Museum of Civilization

This scout honours the role of the First Nations in the

development of Canada. - 40 points

Answer: Anishinabe Scout

Since 1967, this marked the entrance to Parliament Hill.

- 50 points

Answer: Centennial Flame

This modern set of square buildings is home to the

Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs.

- 10 points

Answer: Lester B. Pearson building

These buildings are the centre of Canadian decision making.

- 20 points

Answer: The Parliament Buildings

This monument honours the more than 110 000 Canadians who have

served in the United Nations Peacekeeping Forces.

- 30 points

Answer: The Peacekeeping Monument

This is Canada’s premier performing arts centre and it shows everything

from Shakespeare to hip hop. - 40 points

Answer: National Arts Centre

This is the highest court in Canada; there are twin statues of Truth and

Justice that stand guard at either side. - 50 points

Answer: Supreme Court of Canada

The granite arch stands over 21 metres high in Confederation

Square. On top, 2 bronze figures represent Peace and Freedom and 22 bronze figures symbolize those

who served Canada in times of war. - 10 points

Answer: National War Memorial

This is one of Canada’s oldest buildings and the official home and

workplace of every Governor General since Confederation.

- 20 points

Answer: Rideau Hall

This amazing building is home to the world’s largest

collection of Canadian art. - 30 points

Answer: National Gallery of Canada

This monument is a tribute to the five women who won the

“Persons” Case.- 40 points

Answer: Women Are Persons Monument

This island in the Ottawa River has strong Aboriginal roots, historically serving as a place for First Nations to gather, trade, and celebrate.

- 50 points

Answer: Victoria Island

This embassy on Sussex Drive overlooks the Ottawa River

near the Rideau Falls- where French explorers first arrived by

canoe 400 years ago.- 10 points

Answer: The Embassy of France

This 200-km system of linked rivers, lakes, and man-made

channels was built by Colonel John By as a safe transportation route connecting Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River to the Ottawa

River.- 20 points

Answer: Rideau Canal

This building contains a copy of almost everything ever published

in Canada.- 30 points

Answer: Library And Archives Canada

Name That Place! – 40 points

Answer: National War Memorial

Name That Place! – 50 points

Answer: The Rideau Canal

Answer: The Centennial Flame

Name that Place! – 10 points

Name that Place! – 20 points

Answer: Canadian Museum of Civilization

Name that Place! – 30 points

Answer: women are Persons Monument

Name That Place! – 40 points

Answer: the supreme Court of Canada

Name that Place! – 50 points

Answer: National Art Gallery of Canada