PUB NIGHT QUIZ

1. CANADIAN PUB TRIVIA NIGHT
1: What is groundnut also called?
a)Peanut b) Walnut c) Pistachio d)
2: Which of the following colors belongs to the ‘Pink’ color family?
a)Rosegold b) Lavender c) Indigo d) Blush pink
3: Which country was first called Abyssinia?
a)Turkey b) Morocco c) Ethiopia d) Rusia
4: Tom Hanks voiced which popular character in the animated movie; Toy Story?
a) Sheriff Woody b) Superman c) prince charming d) Jack Skellington
5: Which planet of the universe did the fictional character ‘Superman’ come from?
a) Crypton b) Blue World c) The Anome d) planet of exile
6: Name popular American music artist who released a music album called ‘Thriller’?
a) Michael Jackson b) Billy Joel c) Eagles d) The Beatles
7: Who is known as the king of pop in the US?
a) Madonna b) Lady gaga c) Drake d) Elvis Presley
8: How did Jack win tickets to Titanic in the movie?
Answer: Jack won tickets over a game of cards in a pub.
9: Name three world popular pizza franchises?
a) Dominos, Pizza Hut, and Papa Johns
b) McDonald’s, Papa johns, pizza hutt

2. c) Dominos, McDonald’s, papa johns
d) Burger king, McDonald’s, papa johns
10: Which is the basic country that the Star Wars Series has been primarily filmed in?
a) Australia b) united kingdom c) Sydney d) UAE
11: What is the national fruit of America?
a) Oranges b) Apple c) Banana d) Grapes
12: What is the most popular takeout dish in America?
a) Fried Chicken b) Despite chicken c) Asian cuisine d) Pizza
13: Who was the second wife of Hollywood actor Brad Pitt?
a) Angelina Jolie b) Margot Robbie c) Meryl Streep d) Nicole Kidman
14: What is the name of the food that never expires?
a) Honey b) Bread c) Salad d) Steak
15: What is the name of the youngest actor who won the Oscar award?
a) Adrien Brody b) Max Charles c) Joey King d) Abraham Attah
16: What is the name of Country in which basketball is a national game?
a) USA b) UAE c) Australia d) France
17: What is the name of the country who invented playing cards?
a) USA b) China c) Russia d) Japan

3. 16: A cart called a Sulky is used in which sport?
a) Lacrosse b) golf c) Harness Racing d) Rodeo
19: How many people play in a Water Polo team?
a) Seven
b) Six
c) Eight
d) Nine
20: In a rugby scrum, which player is responsible for controlling the ball with their feet inside
the scrum?
a) Fullback
b) Tight head prop
c) Hooker
d) Rowler
21: Which chess piece is of the lowest theoretical value?
Knight
Pawn
Bishop
Castle
22: Which musical instrument was invented by Belgian Adolphe Sax?
Saxophone
Euphonium
Trumpet
Tuba
23: What is the longest river in the world when NOT adding estuaries to the equation?
Nile
Zambezi
Amazon
Mississippi

4. 24: What is the capital of Canada?
Ottawa
Toronto
Montreal
Vancouver
25: Who was the first man on the moon?
Buzz Aldrin
Neil Armstrong
Yuri Gagarin
John Glenn
26: According to the Bible, what was the name of the town which was the birthplace of Jesus
Christ?
Bethlehem
Gethsemane
Nazareth
Jerusalem
27: Who was the Greek goddess associated with the moon?
Apollo
Artemis
Uranus
Neptune
28: What is the nickname of jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong?
Jazz
Al'arm

5. Bird
Satchmo
29: Name the son of Kanga in stories by Alan Alexander Milne.
Piglet
Christopher Robin
Eeyore
Roo
30: What number is represented by the letters XIX in Roman numerals?
11
16
19
21
31: Cirrus or cumulus are examples of ______?
Roman Gods
Asteroids
Clouds
Bones in the human body
32: What was the unit of currency in Poland at the time of the second World War?
Lek
Rouble
Zloty
Schilling

6. 33: Name the third known major planet from the sun in our solar system.
Jupiter
Venus
Earth
Mars
34: What is the biggest living fish in the ocean?
Great white shark
Tuna
Barracuda
Whale Shark
35: Name the capital of Australia.
Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
Perth
36: Name the title of the 1818 novel by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley.
Dracula
Spider-Man
The Mummy
Frankenstein
37: What liquid measure is equal to 1.76 imperial pints?
Litre
Gallon

7. Quart
Bushel
38: Name the character in Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' who is the uncle of Olivia. Sir Toby
______?
Belch
Sneeze
Cough
Burp
39: Name the marine creature of the genus hippocampus?
Sea horse
Manatee
Hippopotamus
Crocodile
40: Name the dog in the Punch and Judy show.
Fido
Toby
Patch
Bullseye
41: Dracula suffers from staurophobia, the fear of ______?
Garlic
Crucifixes

8. Daylight
Mirrors
42: In which country is Transylvania?
Libya
Romania
Poland
Germany
43: Which non-metallic element has the chemical symbol S?
Sodium
Sulphur
Silicon
Selenium
44: In which African country is Timbuktu?
Algeria
Chad
Mali
Nigeria
45: Which of these is the Canadian indie band that is fronted by a husband and wife team?
 Of Montreal
 Screaming Trees
 Electracy
 The Arcade Fire
46: In 1979, Canadians Scott Abbott and Chris Haney invented a board game that I do not find
annoying at all, and I hope you would agree with me. Some of my colleagues, however, find it
tedious, as they do not share my taste for obscure bits of knowledge. What is the name of their
game?

9. Answer: Trivial Pursuit
47: Military: Which of the following devices was invented by a Canadian for use during a
popular historical war?
 Digital Recorder System
 Morse Code
 Vibroplex
 Walkie Talkie
48: This Canadian hero is the only westerner to have statues raised in his honour throughout
Communist China.
 Lester B. Pearson
 Pierre Eliot Trudeau
 Joey Smallwood
 Norman Bethune
49: Food & Drink: The poutine was invented by French Canadian Fernand Lachance. He
claimed that he got the idea for the poutine while one of his customers was waiting for which of
the following products?
 French Fries
 Gravy
 Ground Beef
 Cheese Curds
50: Which of these CNN anchors is Canadian-born and used to be a radio DJ in Canada?
 Becky Anderson
 Seth Doane
 Robin Oakley
 John D. Roberts

10. 51: Yes, b'y. Yes, b'y. Which popular Canadian franchise is known for menu items such as the
"Double Double" and "Canadian Maple Donut"?
Tim Hortons
Jim Hortons
Red Robin
Earl Grey's
52: What is the massive shopping establishment located in south-central Alberta that contains the
World Waterpark, Europa Boulevard, Bourbon Street and a replica of Christopher Columbus'
ship, the Santa Maria?
Peter Pond Shopping Centre
Cross Iron Mills
West Edmonton Mall
South Calgary Mall
53. How ya getting' on there so far, by? We only just started, ya hoser! Which cult-classic
television series was popular with Canadian kids during the late 1980s, each episode dealing
with a different set of students in a school and their trials and tribulations of becoming young
adults?
Degrassi
Eric's World
Square One
Putnam's Prairie Emporium

11. 54. Which Ontario city has been disguised as other worldly locations for the settings of many
Hollywood films, including "Loser" (2000), "The Incredible Hulk" (2008) and "Grey Gardens"
(2009)?
Toronto
London
Ottawa
Paris
55. Imagine! A 5-star hotel entirely made of ice! Which historic and francophone city builds the
Hôtel de Glace every year, a tourist favourite complete with a restaurant/bar, boutique and
cathedral all sculptured from ice?
Montreal
Terrebonne
Mascouche
Quebec City
66. Talk about Canadian pop culture icons! There seems to be an odd man out, though! Which
one of these comedic entertainers is definitely not a thespian of the Canadian persuasion?
Michael Cera
Jason Segel
Seth Rogen
Martin Short
57. Most people are familiar with the United States' National Football League (NFL) and the
Super Bowl. In Canada, it's the Canadian Football League (CFL), but what's the Canadian
equivalent of the Super Bowl?
The Grey Cup
The Silver Cup
The Daisybowl
The Stanley Cup

12. 58. How about another brain scrambler, eh? Canada is proud to be a bilingual country, but other
than English, which language is most commonly spoken by Canadian citizens?
Latin
Spanish
French
Gaelic
59. The tenth Prime Minister of the country once said, "not enough history, too much geography"
when referring to Canada. Who was this dominant leader who headed the Liberal Party in office
between 1935 and 1948?
William Mackenzie King
Paul Martin
John A. Macdonald
Pierre Trudeau
60. In 1867, the year Canada was founded, what was declared the country's official sport?
Ice Hockey
Polo
Basketball
Lacrosse
61. Sketch and improvisational comedies are very popular with Canadian television viewers, but
which of these following shows was definitely not produced in Canada?
CODCO
Kids in the Hall
SCTV
Upright Citizens Brigade

13. 62. Not quite a cultural melting pot, what gorgeous and multicolored type of artwork is Canada
usually compared to?
A marionette
A haiku
A mosaic
A poem
63. "South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker have a tendency to depict their show's
Canadian characters to have trash can-like bodies and heavily slack jawed accents. Which two
Canadian "South Park" characters have their own show, movie and spin-off?
"Terrance and Lem"
"Jerard and Terrance"
"Terrance and Phillip"
"Flip and Terry"
64. The largest producers of this particularly Canadian beverage are Sleeman, Labatt and
Molson. What frothy, bitter drink is this?
Soda Pop
Vodka
Beer
Red Bull
65. for all the marbles, b'y! Canada gets pretty cold during the winter months. So much so, that
our cars won't even start in the morning before work! How, oh how, do most Canadians simply
avoid this problem, not uncommonly to the disbelief of others from warmer climates?
Have two batteries and charge one while using the other
Add tobasco to the coolant
Plug it in at night
Leave it running overnight

14. 66: Canada’s official sport is:
Ice hockey
Lacrosse
Both ice hockey and lacrosse
67: Who is awarded the Grey Cup?
The champion of the Canadian Football League (CFL)
The champion of the National Hockey League
The champion of the National Lacrosse League
68: -year-old Penny Oleksiak won four medals in a single Olympic Games and set an Olympic
record in which sport?
Athletics
Swimming
Speed skating
69: Which Canadian team has won the most Stanley Cups as National Hockey League (NHL)
champion?
The Montreal Canadians
The Toronto Maple Leafs
The Edmonton Oilers
70: Which sport is most popular as an activity for Canadian children?
Skiing
Hockey
Soccer
71: Which Canadian holds the record for most points scored in the NHL?
Wayne Gretzky
Sidney Crosby
Gordie Howe

15. 72: Which three Canadian cities have hosted the Olympic Games?
Montreal, Calgary, Vancouver
Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal
Ottawa, Vancouver, Toronto
73: Why did Terry Fox attempt to run across Canada?
To raise money for cancer research
To train for the Paralympics
74: True or false: Canada has produced as many NBA No 1 overall draft picks as any other
country besides the United States?
True
False
75: What was memorable about Canada’s figure skating team at the 2018 Winter Olympics in
Pyeongchang?
It was an all-female team
They came last
It included the first out gay medal winner in winter Olympics history
76: Which Canadian pair finished 4th in the ice dance competition at both Salt Lake City and
Nagano?
Robinson and Browning
Sale and Pelletier
Bourne and Kraatz
Richards and Browning
77: Both men's and women's Canadian hockey teams won gold in Salt Lake City.
True
False

16. 78: What was the name of Toronto's Major League Baseball team's stadium during the 1990s?
Canada Place
Olympic Stadium
Sky dome
Air Canada Center
79: What Canadian based NBA Team moved to Memphis?
Vancouver Grizzlies
Calgary Cowboys
Montreal Icebergs
Edmonton Elk
80: Which of the following golfers is from Canada?
Mike Weir
David Duval
Tiger Woods
John Daly
81: What is Canada’s national sport?
a) Hockey
b) Lacrosse
c) Curling
d) None of the above
e) Both a and b
82: What major sporting event was held in Canada in 2010?
a) Summer Olympics
b) Winter Olympics
c) World Cup
d) Commonwealth Games
83: What are the two most multicultural cities in Canada?
a) Toronto and Montreal
b) Victoria and Toronto

17. c) Vancouver and Toronto
d) Vancouver and Montreal
84: Which of these is NOT a current NHL hockey team?
a) Montreal Canadians
b) Calgary Flames
c) Quebec Nordiques
d) Vancouver Canucks
85: What was the Canadian title for the show that was named "Avonlea" by American
broadcasters?
Answer: Road to Avonlea
The "Road to Avonlea" series was a collaborative effort that was developed in Canada. Two of
the main producers were the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and the Disney Channel.
The series was based on books written by Lucy Maud Montgomery who also wrote "Anne of
Green Gables" (Anne does not appear in "Road to Avonlea", but the character is mentioned in
the series). It would be great to have this show back because it provided stories of a much
simpler time in Prince Edward Island, Canada.
86: "Discover all the clues". A computer monitor named Theta and a typewriter named Otto hid
in the headquarters of the local newspaper, The Hubbertville Chronicle. But it was the evil
nemesis named Duneedon who defined this mysterious show.?
a) “Artscape”
b) “Ghostwriter”
c) “In Other Words”
d) “Read All About It”
87: You and your brother have your own television show (within a show), simply because the
network needs to fulfill Canadian content requirements. You wear toques indoors, drink beer, eat
back bacon, and discuss how to put mice in beer bottles in order to get free beer. What is the
name of the fictitious television network?
Answer: SCTV
Aside from the "SCTV" alumni's Hamlet-esque film "Strange Brew" in 1983, Bob and Doug's
hoser humor made a brief but memorable cameo as two moose in the 2003 Disney movie
"Brother Bear".
88: These two brother "hosers" from "SCTV" who were into donuts, back bacon, beer and
anything Canadian.
a) Don and Spuds McKenzie
b) Tom and Red Green
c) Alexander and McKenzie King
d) Bob and Doug McKenzie

18. This short segment was included for "Canadian Content" regulations but was popular enough to
inspire a movie "Strange Brew"... check out the theme by the "real" brother of "Doug" (Dave
Thomas), Ian Thomas
89: Don Adams, best known for his role on decent television show 'Get Smart' came north of the
border when his career sagged to star in which Canadian sitcom?
Answer: Check It Out
His character was that of an unhappy supermarket manager, but his unhappiness could never
match that of the viewers who were forced to watch this bomb.
90: "Street _______" was the name of what show that featured a Toronto law firm?
Answer: Legal
The original run of "Street Legal" went from 1987 through 1994 on the CBC network. It held the
record for the longest-running one-hour drama in the history of Canadian television until it was
surpassed by another show in 2014. In 2018, the network suggested that they were considering a
revival for this show, which is a good thing. It should be brought back because it focuses on
Canadian laws, and Canadian court customs. These can be quite different than those in the US
where many of the other legal-type tv programs that are broadcast in Canada are created.
91: This game show, hosted by Wayne Cox, was nothing more than 'Charades' with a few has-
been sitcom actors thrown into the mix. What was it called?
Answer: Acting Crazy
The show was taped in Vancouver, and featured such 'celebrity' guests as Sally Struthers, Jennilee
Harrison and Marcia Wallace. I saw one episode where the talent must have been a no-show,
because fellow Canadian game show host Stu Jeffries appeared as one of the 'stars'.
92: In preparing this classic Canadian treat, a puddle of hot gravy is poured over French fries and
cheese curds. When it all melts together, it's delicious! You might think this should be called a
heart attack on a plate, but what do we actually call it?
érable
tourtiere
poutine
blancmange

19. 93: The simple butter tart is said to be one of the few truly Canadian recipes in existence. Which
of the following additions to the treat would a Canadian be most surprised to see on their plate?
raisins
strawberries
pecans
chocolate drizzle
94: Okay, so just what the heck is Kraft Dinner?
a Spam-like lunch meat
macaroni and cheese
tuna casserole
kind of like oatmeal
95: We Canadians sure like our beer! Which of these beers is not Canadian?
Moosehead
Red Stripe
Alexander Keith's
Lakeport
96: The Canadian institution Tim Hortons serves up more than just a great cup of coffee. One of
my favourites is their cappuccino. Unlike Starbucks, T.Ho's doesn't have eight million and one
different flavor’s. Which of these is the classic Tim Hortons cappuccino flavor?
cranberry
french vanilla
hazelnut
mint chocolate

20. 97: What is the most common name in Canada for the delicious treat of flat fried dough, often
topped with cinnamon and sugar?
fried duck wing
beaver tail
flying saucer
prairie cake
98: Turning back to the bar now, what weird ingredient do you think you'd find in a Canadian
Car Bomb cocktail?
snow
raw egg
milk
maple syrup
99: A "Canadian" is a typical pizza found on most menus at pizzerias in Canada. Which of the
following is usually not a topping on a "Canadian" pizza?
ground beef
bacon
pepperoni
mushrooms
100: In Canada, what is the name of the cocktail that contains vodka, clamato juice,
Worcestershire sauce and Tabasco sauce, all served with a stalk of celery?
Red Russian
Grasshopper
Vodka Sunrise
Caesar

21. 101: One last sweet treat before you go! Which Western Canadian city has a dessert square
named after it, made from a wafer-crumb crust, custard or icing in the middle, and melted
chocolate on top?
Red Deer, AB
Prince Albert, SK
Whitehorse, YK
Nanaimo, BC
Mmm, Nanaimo bars are a favorite of mine! The origins of this treat are unconfirmed; some say
a housewife invented them and submitted the recipe to a magazine in the 1950s, others say they
were around in the 1930s, and some even say the bars were available in the 19th century! It is
easy to make variations of this recipe; simply add a flavor to the custard/icing filling (mint and
peanut butter are not uncommon), or use a different type of chocolate on top.
102: The famous Canadian hockey player “Wayne Gretzky” played only for which team?
a) Edmonton Oilers
b) Ottawa Senators
c) Canadian National Men's Hockey Team
d) Montreal Maroons
103: Which of the following actors starred as Perry Mason in the series of the same name and
Robert T. Ironside in the series, "Ironside"?
Leslie Neilsen
Christopher Plummer
Donald Sutherland
Raymond Burr
104: This Canadian TV actor starred in the well-known series "Bonanza" as Ben Cartwright.
What is his name?
Gordon Pinsent
Lorne Greene
Graham Greene
Conrad Bain

22. 105: Do you remember who played the roles of Dr. Rumack in "Airplane" and "Frank Drebin"
in "The Naked Gun"?
Martin Short
Eugene Levy
Leslie Nielsen
Phil Hartman
106: Which of these Canadian actors played the roles of Captain James T. Kirk and T.J.
Hooker?
James Doohan
Monty Hall
Mike Myers
William Shatner
107: Who was the host of the long-running television game show "Let's Make a Deal"?
Alex Trebek
Allan Thicke
Bob Barker
Monty Hall
108: Which Canadian actress starred as Anne Boleyn in my favorite movie, "Anne of the
Thousand Days" and as Dr. Susan Wheeler in "Coma"?
Genevieve Bujold
Kate Nelligan
Jillian Hennessy
Meg Tilly
109: Of the following actors, which one is best known for his portrayal of Captain Georg Von
Trapp in the classic movie, "The Sound of Music"?
Christopher Plummer
Hume Cronyn
Donald Sutherland

23. Angus MacInnes
110: Cheech Marin is a Canadian actor and is known for his role in the duo Cheech and Chong?
True
False
111: Which famous Canadian actress played Lois Lane in the "Superman" movies and Kathy
Lutz in "The Amityville Horror"?
Shannon Tweed
Margot Kidder
Pamela Anderson
Colleen Dewhurst
112: Which of these four actors starred as Bob McKenzie in "Strange Brew" and Louis Tully in
"Ghostbusters"?
Dave Thomas
Eugene Levy
Dan Aykroyd
Rick Moranis
113: Can you name the actor who starred as Del Griffith in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles"
and as Buck Russell in "Uncle Buck"?
John Candy
Steve Martin
Rick Moranis
Martin Short
114: Which Canadian actor is best known for his portrayal of Austin Powers?
Dan Aykroyd
Matthew Perry
Mike Myers
Michael J. Fox

24. 115: Which dual American-Canadian citizen plays the role of Chandler Bing in the T.V. series
"Friends"?
Jim Carrey
Matt LeBlanc
Mike Meyers
Matthew Perry
116: Which of these Canadian actresses played Suzie Marie Toller in "Wild Things" and Sidney
Prescott in the "Scream" movie series?
Neve Campbell
Kim Cattrall
Pamela Anderson
Mia Kershner
117: This actor is a Canadian, who starred as Ted Logan in "Bill and Ted's Excellent
Adventure", Neo in "The Matrix" and Jack Travern in "Speed".
Keanu Reeves
Jim Carrey
Dennis Hopper
Jason Priestly
118: Which actor is best known for his role as Elwood in "The Blues Brothers"?
David Foley
John Belushi
Dan Aykroyd
John Candy
119: Which British-born Canadian actor, son of a famous Canadian actor and successful
Canadian actress, is famous for his role as Jack Bauer in the television series, "24"?
Kiefer Sutherland
Victor Garber

25. Donald Sutherland
Corey Haim
120: Which of these Canadian actors is well known for his roles as "Ace Ventura - Pet
Detective" and the Grinch in Dr. Seuss's "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"?
Jim Carrey
Eugene Levy
Dan Aykroyd
Michael J. Fox
121: Which Canadian actor starred as Alex P. Keaton in the T.V. series "Family Ties" and as
Marty McFly in the "Back to the Future" movie trilogy?
Paul Gross
Michael Ironside
Michael J. Fox
Gil Bellows