Saskatchewan Quiz 6

Question 1 of 107

1. Question

1 point(s)

The colonies unitied under the Confederation (British North America Act, 1867) did not include:

Nova Scotia

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Saskatchewan

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Quebec

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

New Brunswick

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 2 of 107

2. Question

1 point(s)

Why did some people use the tunnels?

To grow crops

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To stay safe or hide activities

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To play games

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 3 of 107

3. Question

1 point(s)

All Canadian provinces have unicameral legislatures, compared to the U.S. with bicameral, except for the State of:

Montana

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Idaho

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Nebraska

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Washington

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 4 of 107

4. Question

1 point(s)

If Wyoming was 1869 and Colorado 1893, when did women gain the right to vote in Saskatchewan

1869

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1896

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1905

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1916

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 5 of 107

5. Question

1 point(s)

Present Saskatchewan Province Premier’s Name

Brad Little

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Jim Pillen

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Mark Gordon

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Scot Moe

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 6 of 107

6. Question

1 point(s)

Question – what is the Province of Saskatchewan’s Native Fruit?

Salal

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Oregon Grape

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Saskatoon Berry

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Alpine Blueberry

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 7 of 107

7. Question

1 point(s)

Saskatchewan’s official Province flower is the :

Indian Paintbrush

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Mock Orange

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Columbine

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Red Lily

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 8 of 107

8. Question

1 point(s)

The Canadian Constitution assigns exclusive legislative jurisdiction over education to the:

courts

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

cities

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

provinces

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Canada as a country

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 9 of 107

9. Question

1 point(s)

Why do tunnels stay cooler in summer?

They have fans

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The earth acts like insulation

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

They are filled with water

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 10 of 107

10. Question

1 point(s)

Why was Moose Jaw an important town long ago?

It had a large beach

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

It was a railway stop

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

It was on a mountain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 11 of 107

11. Question

1 point(s)

Besides TX & HI what other states were republics before becoming states?

WA, ID, OR

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

OK, CO, WY

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

UT, VT, CA

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 12 of 107

12. Question

1 point(s)

During World War II, Japanese Canadians were incarcerate in B.C. relocation camps unless they worked in Saskatchewan fields farming:

carrots

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

sugar beets

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

potatoes

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

corn

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 13 of 107

13. Question

1 point(s)

In 1867, four British colonies (Quebec, Nova Scotia, Ontario, joined together as the “Dominion of Canada””); the other was”

New Brunswick

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Saskatchewan

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Vancouver Island

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Newfoundland

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 14 of 107

14. Question

1 point(s)

Made famous by Timothy Egan’s biography, the Immortal Irishman, he was the adjacent U.S. Territory’s 1st Acting Governor:

George Custer

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Monte Alberta

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Thomas Meagher

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 15 of 107

15. Question

1 point(s)

The fastest growing area in terms of population in Saskatchewan is:

Moose Jaw

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Regina

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Cochrane

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Saskatoon

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 16 of 107

16. Question

1 point(s)

How many members of Parliament (MPs) are sent to the House of Commons (of the 343 members)?

14

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

37

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

58

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

96

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 17 of 107

17. Question

1 point(s)

The ground in Moose Jaw has a lot of clay which makes it easy to dig tunnels.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 18 of 107

18. Question

1 point(s)

The Supreme Court of Canada was the court that finally decided women were “persons”” in 1869.”

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 19 of 107

19. Question

1 point(s)

What can visitors do at the tunnels today?

Mine for gold

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Ride horses

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Take guided tours

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Drive automobiles

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 20 of 107

20. Question

1 point(s)

What did builders use to keep Moose Jaws’ tunnels from collapsing?

Wooden beams

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Plastic pipes

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Glass walls

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 21 of 107

21. Question

1 point(s)

What was the main goal of the Famous Five?

To allow women to vote

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To prove that women were "persons"""

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To stop the sale of alcohol in Alberta

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To write a new constitution

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 22 of 107

22. Question

1 point(s)

Which member of the Famous Five was a famous writer and known as “The Speaker””?”

Nellie McClung

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Henrietta Muir Edwards

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Irene Parlby

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Emily Murphy

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 23 of 107

23. Question

1 point(s)

Which sector involves Saskatchewan companies providing components for the Canadian Armed Forces?

Retail sales

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Tourism

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Fashion design

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Defense contracts

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 24 of 107

24. Question

1 point(s)

Emily Muphy was one of the Famous Five became the first judge in the British Empire.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 25 of 107

25. Question

1 point(s)

In which year did the Famous Five win their case?

1869

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1920

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1929

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1916

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 26 of 107

26. Question

1 point(s)

The 5 women known as the Valient 5 were also called the Famous Five.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 27 of 107

27. Question

1 point(s)

The city of Moose Jaw was an important stop along the railway.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 28 of 107

28. Question

1 point(s)

The earth acts like insulation helping keep Moose Jaws’ tunnels cool in summer and warmer in winter.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 29 of 107

29. Question

1 point(s)

What is the “living tree doctrine””?”

A law that protects forests in Alberta

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The idea that the constitution is organic and must be interpreted broadly

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

A rule that says laws can never be changed once written

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The nickname for the Statue of the Famous Five in Ottawa

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 30 of 107

30. Question

1 point(s)

What is the name for the geographic area represented by a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA)?

Electoral district

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Riding

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Constituency

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

All the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 31 of 107

31. Question

1 point(s)

Which two US states share a southern border with Saskatchewan?

Montana and North Dakota

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Idaho and Washington

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

New York and Vermont

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Texas and New Mexico

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 32 of 107

32. Question

1 point(s)

All the ladies of the Famous 5 were from Alberta.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 33 of 107

33. Question

1 point(s)

Irene Parlby was a leader for which specific group of women?

Women who worked in factories

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Women who wanted to become lawyers

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Women who lived on farms

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Women who lived in the United States

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 34 of 107

34. Question

1 point(s)

The colonies unitied under the Confederation (British North America Act, 1867) did not include:

Nova Scotia

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Saskatchewan

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Quebec

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

New Brunswick

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 35 of 107

35. Question

1 point(s)

Why did some people use the tunnels?

To grow crops

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To stay safe or hide activities

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To play games

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 36 of 107

36. Question

1 point(s)

All Canadian provinces have unicameral legislatures, compared to the U.S. with bicameral, except for the State of:

Montana

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Idaho

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Nebraska

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Washington

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 37 of 107

37. Question

1 point(s)

If Wyoming was 1869 and Colorado 1893, when did women gain the right to vote in Saskatchewan

1869

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1896

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1905

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1916

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 38 of 107

38. Question

1 point(s)

Present Saskatchewan Province Premier’s Name

Brad Little

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Jim Pillen

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Mark Gordon

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Scot Moe

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 39 of 107

39. Question

1 point(s)

Question – what is the Province of Saskatchewan’s Native Fruit?

Salal

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Oregon Grape

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Saskatoon Berry

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Alpine Blueberry

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 40 of 107

40. Question

1 point(s)

Saskatchewan’s official Province flower is the :

Indian Paintbrush

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Mock Orange

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Columbine

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Red Lily

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 41 of 107

41. Question

1 point(s)

The Canadian Constitution assigns exclusive legislative jurisdiction over education to the:

courts

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

cities

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

provinces

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Canada as a country

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 42 of 107

42. Question

1 point(s)

Why do tunnels stay cooler in summer?

They have fans

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The earth acts like insulation

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

They are filled with water

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 43 of 107

43. Question

1 point(s)

Why was Moose Jaw an important town long ago?

It had a large beach

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

It was a railway stop

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

It was on a mountain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 44 of 107

44. Question

1 point(s)

Besides TX & HI what other states were republics before becoming states?

WA, ID, OR

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

OK, CO, WY

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

UT, VT, CA

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 45 of 107

45. Question

1 point(s)

During World War II, Japanese Canadians were incarcerate in B.C. relocation camps unless they worked in Saskatchewan fields farming:

carrots

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

sugar beets

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

potatoes

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

corn

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 46 of 107

46. Question

1 point(s)

In 1867, four British colonies (Quebec, Nova Scotia, Ontario, joined together as the “Dominion of Canada””); the other was”

New Brunswick

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Saskatchewan

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Vancouver Island

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Newfoundland

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 47 of 107

47. Question

1 point(s)

Made famous by Timothy Egan’s biography, the Immortal Irishman, he was the adjacent U.S. Territory’s 1st Acting Governor:

George Custer

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Monte Alberta

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Thomas Meagher

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 48 of 107

48. Question

1 point(s)

The fastest growing area in terms of population in Saskatchewan is:

Moose Jaw

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Regina

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Cochrane

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Saskatoon

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 49 of 107

49. Question

1 point(s)

How many members of Parliament (MPs) are sent to the House of Commons (of the 343 members)?

14

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

37

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

58

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

96

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 50 of 107

50. Question

1 point(s)

The ground in Moose Jaw has a lot of clay which makes it easy to dig tunnels.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 51 of 107

51. Question

1 point(s)

The Supreme Court of Canada was the court that finally decided women were “persons”” in 1869.”

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 52 of 107

52. Question

1 point(s)

What can visitors do at the tunnels today?

Mine for gold

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Ride horses

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Take guided tours

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Drive automobiles

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 53 of 107

53. Question

1 point(s)

What did builders use to keep Moose Jaws’ tunnels from collapsing?

Wooden beams

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Plastic pipes

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Glass walls

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 54 of 107

54. Question

1 point(s)

What was the main goal of the Famous Five?

To allow women to vote

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To prove that women were "persons"""

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To stop the sale of alcohol in Alberta

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

To write a new constitution

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 55 of 107

55. Question

1 point(s)

Which member of the Famous Five was a famous writer and known as “The Speaker””?”

Nellie McClung

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Henrietta Muir Edwards

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Irene Parlby

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Emily Murphy

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 56 of 107

56. Question

1 point(s)

Which sector involves Saskatchewan companies providing components for the Canadian Armed Forces?

Retail sales

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Tourism

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Fashion design

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Defense contracts

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 57 of 107

57. Question

1 point(s)

Emily Muphy was one of the Famous Five became the first judge in the British Empire.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 58 of 107

58. Question

1 point(s)

In which year did the Famous Five win their case?

1869

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1920

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1929

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1916

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 59 of 107

59. Question

1 point(s)

The 5 women known as the Valient 5 were also called the Famous Five.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 60 of 107

60. Question

1 point(s)

The city of Moose Jaw was an important stop along the railway.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 61 of 107

61. Question

1 point(s)

The earth acts like insulation helping keep Moose Jaws’ tunnels cool in summer and warmer in winter.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 62 of 107

62. Question

1 point(s)

What is the “living tree doctrine””?”

A law that protects forests in Alberta

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The idea that the constitution is organic and must be interpreted broadly

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

A rule that says laws can never be changed once written

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The nickname for the Statue of the Famous Five in Ottawa

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 63 of 107

63. Question

1 point(s)

What is the name for the geographic area represented by a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA)?

Electoral district

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Riding

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Constituency

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

All the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 64 of 107

64. Question

1 point(s)

Which two US states share a southern border with Saskatchewan?

Montana and North Dakota

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Idaho and Washington

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

New York and Vermont

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Texas and New Mexico

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 65 of 107

65. Question

1 point(s)

All the ladies of the Famous 5 were from Alberta.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 66 of 107

66. Question

1 point(s)

Irene Parlby was a leader for which specific group of women?

Women who worked in factories

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Women who wanted to become lawyers

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Women who lived on farms

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Women who lived in the United States

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 67 of 107

67. Question

1 point(s)

Many workers including Chinese immigrants came to help build the railroad in the Province

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

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Question 68 of 107

68. Question

1 point(s)

Saskatchewan became the 6th Province of the Canada in September of what year?

1857

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1865

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1871

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1905

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 69 of 107

69. Question

1 point(s)

The two provinces that have never had a female Premier are Nova Scotia and:

Alberta

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

British Columbia

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Manitoba

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Saskatchewan

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 70 of 107

70. Question

1 point(s)

What did the Royal Canadian Mint issue in 2005 to celebrate Saskatchewans centennial?

Commemorative coin

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Paper stamps

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Wooden nickels

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Plastic tokens

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 71 of 107

71. Question

1 point(s)

What is needed to keep air safe in tunnels?

Paint

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Vents and airflow

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Lights only

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 72 of 107

72. Question

1 point(s)

Which branch of provincial government includes the Premier and the Cabinet?

Executive branch

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Judicial branch

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Legislative branch

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Library branch

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Question 73 of 107

73. Question

1 point(s)

Which court gave the final ruling that women are persons?

The Alberta Provincial Court

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The Supreme Court of Canada

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The highest court in England

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The United States Supreme Court

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 74 of 107

74. Question

1 point(s)

Which provincial agency coordinates the response to prairie wildfires or floods?

Disaster relief

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Tourism board

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Arts council

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Sports commission

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 75 of 107

75. Question

1 point(s)

Which Saskatchewan agency is primarily responsible for coordinating regional waste management and landfill decommissioning?

Ministry of Environment

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

SaskWater

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Ministry of Agriculture

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

SaskPower

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 76 of 107

76. Question

1 point(s)

Saskatchewans legal system like most of Canadas like most of Canadas is based on which legal tradition?

Napoleonic Code

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Sharia law

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Common law

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Civil law

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Question 77 of 107

77. Question

1 point(s)

The Persons Case was about eligibility for office not women’s right to vote.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

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Question 78 of 107

78. Question

1 point(s)

The statue of Louis Riel on the grounds of the Legislative Building is an example of a:

Commemorative statue

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Billboard advertisement

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Traffic signal

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Weather vane

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 79 of 107

79. Question

1 point(s)

The tunnels under Moose Jaw were used for safety and secret activities.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 80 of 107

80. Question

1 point(s)

What is one thing people may have hidden in the tunnels?

Alcohol

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Books

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Snow

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 81 of 107

81. Question

1 point(s)

What is under the city of Moose Jaw?

A lake

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forest

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

A tunnel system

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 82 of 107

82. Question

1 point(s)

What kind of soil helped people dig the tunnels in Moose Jaw?

Hard granite

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Clay and soft rock

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Ice

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

None of the above

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 83 of 107

83. Question

1 point(s)

Which process is commonly used in Saskatchewan water treatment plants to remove arsenic and iron from groundwater?

Biologic Oxidation Filtration

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Reverse Osmosis

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Ultraviolet Irradiation

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Distillation

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 84 of 107

84. Question

1 point(s)

Which Regina institution serves as the province’s flagship public art museum?

Mackenzie Art Gallery

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The Louvre

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

The Glenbow Museum

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The National Gallery

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Question 85 of 107

85. Question

1 point(s)

Which U.S. territory allowed women to vote in 1869?

California

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Wyoming

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

New York

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Texas

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 86 of 107

86. Question

1 point(s)

Who was known as “The Leader”” and was the first woman judge in the British Empire?”

Nellie McClung

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Emily Murphy

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Louise McKinney

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Irene Parlby

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 87 of 107

87. Question

1 point(s)

As Governor General, John Campbell, was born in:

New York

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Maine

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

London

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Utah

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 88 of 107

88. Question

1 point(s)

During World War II, Japanese Canadians were incarcerated at what Saskatchewan location(s)?

Minidoka

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Angler

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Seebe

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Eaton (Saskatoon)

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Question 89 of 107

89. Question

1 point(s)

Societal change in North America always comes from the East elites.

TRUE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Untrue

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

FALSE

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Uncertain

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Question 90 of 107

90. Question

1 point(s)

The first electricity producing generator from nuclear fission occurred in Saskatchewan in what year?

1951

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1955

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

1962

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Never, 1962 was Ontario

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Question 91 of 107

91. Question

1 point(s)

The first Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan?

George Shoup

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Heber Manning Wells

Correct Incorrect Correct answer

Amedee E. Forget

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Beorge Hedley Vicars Bulyea

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Question 92 of 107

92. Question

1 point(s)

The first Premier of Saskatchewan (1905)

John Foster McCreight

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Heber Manning Wells

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Walter Scott

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Alexander Rutherford

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Question 93 of 107

93. Question

1 point(s)

The word “education”” is not found in the Constitution of:”

United States

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Saskatchewan

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Alberta

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Canada & its Provinces

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Question 94 of 107

94. Question

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What was Louise McKinney’s historic achievement?

She was the first female judge in Canada

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She was the first woman elected to a government in the British Empire

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She was the first woman appointed to the Senate

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She was the first woman to write a legal handbook

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Question 95 of 107

95. Question

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Where can you find statues of the Famous Five today?

Edmonton and Vancouver

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Calgary and Ottawa

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Toronto and Montreal

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Regina and Winnipeg

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Question 96 of 107

96. Question

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~10% done! Question: Are you feeling down, depressed or hopeless?

Not at all

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Question 97 of 107

97. Question

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~20% done! Question: Are you having trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much?

Not at all

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Question 98 of 107

98. Question

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~30 % done! Are you feeling tired or having little energy?

Not at all

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Question 99 of 107

99. Question

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~40% done! Question: Have you lately had a poor appetite or are you overeating?

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Question 100 of 107

100. Question

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~50% done! Question: Feeling bad about yourself or have let yourself or your family down

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Question 101 of 107

101. Question

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~60% done! Question: Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading or watching TV?

Not at all

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Question 102 of 107

102. Question

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~60% done! Question: Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading or watching TV?

Not at all

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Question 103 of 107

103. Question

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~70% done! Question: Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed?

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Question 104 of 107

104. Question

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~80% done! Question: Are you unusually fidgety or restless such that others would notice?

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Question 105 of 107

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~90% done! Question: Any thoughts lately that you would be better off dead or of hurting yourself

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Question 106 of 107

106. Question

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As you begin this Quiz! Have you little interest or pleasure in doing things?

Not at all

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Question 107 of 107

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Done! Any suggestions for questions that you might think should have been asked?

[email protected]

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Note that this quiz

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changes annually

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end of each year

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