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Quiz about Ontario Cities and Sites Part 2

Ontario: Cities and Sites Part 2 Quiz

My second quiz on the great province of Ontario and some of what it has to offer. "Yours to Discover".

A multiple-choice quiz by johnnycat777. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
johnnycat777

Time
4 mins

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Multiple Choice

Quiz #
266,311

Updated
Dec 03 21

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Question 1 of 10

1. Which city is home to the International Film Festival, the largest public film festival in the world? Hint

Trenton

Thorold

Timmins

Toronto

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Question 2 of 10

2. Marineland is Canada's premier ocean life sanctuary. It boasts the world's largest killer whale habitat and the highest triple tower ride, Sky Screamer, at 450 feet. A full line up of mammal marine shows (killer and beluga whales, dolphins and sea lions), amusement park rides, and other animal displays make it an unforgettable family experience. What city are we in? Hint

Nipigon

Niagara Falls

Newmarket

Newcastle

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Question 3 of 10

3. Which city in Ontario can you see Oktoberfest? Second only to Munich, Germany, as the world's largest beer festival, it is complete with Oom-Pah bands, lederhosen, German sausage, and of course, beer. Hint

Port Elgin

Kanata

Kitchener-Waterloo

Port Hope

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Question 4 of 10

4. Historic forts offer the experience of the sights, sounds, and tastes of a garrison in the early 19th century. Where in Ontario can you find a fully restored military fort with guided tours, and soldiers performing drills and the music of the fife and drum corps? Hint

Kingston

Thunder Bay

Niagara-on-the-Lake

All of these

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Question 5 of 10

5. Canada's Wonderland is the nation's most recognized amusement park. Located on the outskirts of Toronto, it houses over 200 attractions, 65 thrill rides and a massive water park spread over 330 acres of land. When did this goldmine officially open? Hint

April 19, 1983

May 23, 1977

May 23, 1981

April 19, 1979

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Question 6 of 10

6. Whitewater rafting provides danger and a rush that is unparalleled for some thrill seekers. Which river in Ontario possesses the legendary twelve kilometre "Rocher Fendu" rapids? Hint

Niagara River

Madawaska River

Ottawa River

Albany River

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Question 7 of 10

7. Fort Erie, Ontario is home to one of Canada's most beautiful race tracks. Located just across the Peace Bridge from Buffalo, New York. Visitors enjoy live horse racing on both dirt and turf tracks as well as casino gaming. Which leg of the Canadian Triple Crown of horse racing does Fort Erie host each year? Hint

Great Canadian Gallop

Queen's Plate

Prince of Wales Stakes

Breeder's Stakes

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Question 8 of 10

8. Train rides combine relaxation and the beauty of nature. "Tour of the Line" is a one day train tour of Northern Ontario. A 592 mile trip through the Canadian Shield, Agawa Canyon, and along Lake Superior. Stay overnight and return the next day. From which Ontario city does the train depart?
Hint

Chapleau

Dryden

Kirkland Lake

Sault Ste. Marie

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Question 9 of 10

9. Niagara Falls is probably the most famous of all Canadian attractions. The falls rise 167 feet high and 2600 feet wide. There is something however, that is visible in the water several hundred yards before the actual waterfalls. What is it? Hint

Island

Crashed airplane

Barge or scow

Enormous rock formation

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Question 10 of 10

10. Many cities have nicknames. My hometown, St.Catharines Ontario has a nickname. What is it? Hint

Steeltown

The Garden City

The Forest City

City of Roses

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Which city is home to the International Film Festival, the largest public film festival in the world?

Answer: Toronto

The festival runs for ten days in September every year right after Labour Day. It attracts celebrities from all over the world. It first opened in 1975.

Answer: Niagara Falls

Marineland is open daily from June to October. Camping is also available at King Waldorf's Tent and Trailer Park. Remember the TV jingle, "Everyone loves Marineland".

Answer: Kitchener-Waterloo

Twin cities Kitchener-Waterloo run deep in German heritage and culture. Canada's largest Thanksgiving Day parade can also be found here. Oktoberfest runs for eight days each year in early October going back to 1969.

Answer: All of these

Open to the public May through September. The Old Forts reconstruct life in the early 1800's right down to the furniture and clothing of the time. Fort George is in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Fort Henry in Kingston and Fort William in Thunder Bay. Fort York in Toronto and Fort Erie are a couple of others.

Answer: May 23, 1981

Concert shows and fireworks displays are also commonplace at Canada's Wonderland. It is located just north of Toronto on highway 400, ten minutes north of highway 401. The park is open daily from May to October.

6. Whitewater rafting provides danger and a rush that is unparalleled for some thrill seekers. Which river in Ontario possesses the legendary twelve kilometre "Rocher Fendu" rapids?

Answer: Ottawa River

Trips originate in Forrester's Falls, less than a two hour drive from Ottawa via the highway 417W. The season runs May through September.

Answer: Prince of Wales Stakes

Prince of Wales Stakes is the second leg. Queen's Plate and Breeder's Stakes (first and third legs respectively) are held at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto. Inaugurated in 1897, Fort Erie hosts live racing from May to October.

Answer: Sault Ste. Marie

This scenic trip runs from Sault Ste. Marie to Hearst and back again with scheduled stops. Reservations can be made online.

Answer: Barge or scow

In 1918, a barge was being towed to shore on the Niagara River. It broke free and floated toward the falls. It got wedged on some rocks and became stuck where it still sits today. The two men aboard were rescued the next day by extending a cable line from shore.

The Niagara Scow is the nickname for this small boat which is part of Niagara Falls history. A plaque along the tourist path tells the story.

10. Many cities have nicknames. My hometown, St.Catharines Ontario has a nickname. What is it?

Answer: The Garden City

1,000 acres of meticulously groomed parks, gardens and trails give St. Catharines its nickname. Steeltown is Hamilton, The Forest City is London, and City of Roses is Windsor.

Source: Author johnnycat777

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