Expo 67 - Quiz
A) Montreal, Canada B) New York, USA C) Paris, France D) London, UK
A) 1977 B) 1957 C) 1967 D) 1987
A) Frank Lloyd Wright B) I. M. Pei C) Buckminster Fuller D) Zaha Hadid
A) Joni Mitchell B) Gordon Lightfoot C) Leonard Cohen D) Anne Murray
A) Ferry B) Helicopter C) Metro D) Bus
A) Bell Canada B) AT&T C) Telus D) Rogers Communications
A) Quebec B) Ontario C) British Columbia D) Alberta
A) Calgary B) Montreal C) Vancouver D) Toronto
A) Bullet Train B) Hovercraft C) Monorail D) Electric Car
A) Brutalism B) Gothic Revival C) Art Deco D) Geodesic Dome
A) Brussels B) London C) Madrid D) Berlin
A) Pierre Trudeau B) President John F. Kennedy C) Queen Elizabeth II D) Charles de Gaulle
A) Philip Johnson B) Rem Koolhaas C) Moshe Safdie D) Norman Foster
A) Thames River B) Amazon River C) Saint Lawrence River D) Nile River
A) 100 million B) 25 million C) 50 million D) 75 million
A) 75 B) 90 C) 120 D) 50
A) Space Exploration B) Medical Advancements C) Transportation Innovations D) Agricultural Machinery
A) Man and His World B) Wonderland 67 C) World of Tomorrow D) Global Unity Showcase
A) 55 nations B) 70 nations C) 50 nations D) 62 nations
A) Highest number of nations participating in one day B) The single-day attendance record for a world's fair with 569,500 visitors C) Most pavilions opened in one day D) Longest opening ceremony
A) Canada's centennial year B) The Canadian Confederation C) The end of World War II D) Montreal's founding anniversary
A) Berlin B) Moscow C) Paris D) London
A) Prime Minister John Diefenbaker B) The Bureau International des Expositions C) Montreal's mayor, Jean Drapeau D) Mayor Sarto Fournier
A) Mount Royal Park B) Parc Jean-Drapeau C) Île Notre-Dame D) Old Montreal
A) November 13, 1962 B) May 5, 1960 C) April 28, 1967 D) March 29, 1963
A) Four rounds B) One round C) Three rounds D) Two rounds
A) Pierre Dupuy B) Jean-Claude Delorme C) Andrew Kniewasser D) Robert Fletcher Shaw
A) Pierre Dupuy was not appointed as Commissioner General. B) The federal Liberal government took power, leading to resignations. C) Mayor Drapeau resigned from his position. D) The site was chosen on existing land rather than new islands.
A) It was predicted there would be insufficient international interest. B) There was a prediction of poor weather during the event. C) A computer program predicted that the event could not be constructed in time. D) The budget estimates were significantly underestimated.
A) Expo 67 Foundation B) Les Durs C) The Federal Committee D) The Canadian Corporation Board
A) Andrew Kniewasser B) Yves Jasmin C) Robert Fletcher Shaw D) Pierre Dupuy
A) John Tuzo Wilson B) Hugh MacLennan C) Antoine de Saint-Exupéry D) Gabrielle Roy
A) Wind, Sand and Stars B) The Little Prince C) Terre des Hommes D) Night Flight
A) Hugh MacLennan B) Antoine de Saint-Exupéry C) Gabrielle Roy D) Claude Robillard
A) Île Notre-Dame B) Montreal Metro C) Île Sainte-Hélène D) Mackay Pier
A) PERT Analysis B) Critical Path Method (CPM) C) Agile Methodology D) Gantt Chart
A) X-Men #10 B) Daredevil #33-34 C) Batman #100 D) Spider-Man #50
A) Cultural festivals B) Thematic exhibitions C) Historical reenactments D) Technological showcases
A) Jacques Godbout B) René Chénier C) Karine Lanoie-Brien D) Denys Arcand
A) France B) Nigeria C) Canada D) United States
A) It was dismantled for reuse B) A fire destroyed the acrylic outer skin C) It became a permanent exhibit D) It was moved to another location
A) M*A*S*H B) "Battlestar Galactica" C) Star Trek D) The Twilight Zone
A) It remains as an existing structure B) Converted into a shopping center C) It was demolished D) Used as a residential building
A) It delivered supplies to Expo 67 B) It crashed during takeoff from Gander International Airport C) It transported Expo visitors D) It was a sightseeing tour
A) 40 million B) 60 million C) 50 million D) 54,991,806
A) $210,664,811 B) $300,000,000 C) $431,904,683 D) $221,239,872
A) The Vietnam war protests B) Problems with guest accommodation C) A 30-day transit strike D) An Arab–Israeli conflict flare-up
A) "Ana Ng" B) "Particle Man" C) "Purple Toupee" D) "Birdhouse in Your Soul"
A) A shopping center B) A condominium residence C) An art museum D) A government building
A) The Soviet Union pavilion B) The U.S. pavilion C) The Canadian Pavilion D) The Ontario pavilion
A) Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island B) New Brunswick C) Gander International Airport D) Montreal
A) Mackay Pier B) Montreal Metro C) Concorde Bridge D) Saint Lawrence Seaway
A) June 5 B) July 24 C) April 28 D) September 30
A) December 23, 1963 B) August 13, 1963 C) April 28, 1967 D) June 20, 1964
A) Canada pavilion B) The U.S. pavilion C) The Soviet Union pavilion D) France pavilion
A) Saint Helen's Park B) Expo Park C) Parc Jean-Drapeau D) Montreal Island Park
A) In 1968 B) In 1984 C) In 1980 D) Before the start of the 1972 season
A) Concorde Island B) Île Notre-Dame C) Montreal Island D) Île Sainte-Hélène
A) 50 B) 20 C) 35 D) 40
A) Kuwait B) Cuba C) United States D) France
A) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien B) Al Carter C) Roland Michener D) Lester B. Pearson
A) "Quintet" B) M*A*S*H C) Gosford Park D) Nashville
A) Bobby Gimby B) Micheline Legendre C) Stéphane Venne D) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien
A) A romantic comedy B) An action movie C) A documentary thriller titled 'Expo 67 Mission Impossible' D) A science fiction film
A) Anti-Castro forces B) Vietnam war protesters C) Arab–Israeli conflict participants D) Front de libération du Québec militants
A) Mayor Drapeau B) Quebec premier Jean Lesage C) Colonel Churchill D) Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson
A) 10–12% B) 25% C) 75% D) 50%
A) In 1968 B) Before the start of the 1982 season C) In 1984 D) In 1976
A) It became a shopping mall B) Its sizable walkways were demolished C) It was converted into an amusement park D) It was renovated
A) Place des Nations B) Cite du Havre C) Saint Helen's Island D) Notre Dame Island site
A) 10¢ B) 5¢ C) 50¢ D) 25¢
A) 2000 B) 1991 C) 1970s D) 1987
A) The Canadian Pavilion B) The United States pavilion C) The Soviet Union's exhibit D) France pavilion
A) Alvvays B) Arcade Fire C) Barenaked Ladies D) The Weeknd
A) Six Flags B) City of Montreal C) Texas-based amusement park company D) Ceskoslovenske Aerolinie
A) 'A Place to Stand, A Place to Grow' B) 'Hey Friend, Say Friend/Un Jour, Un Jour' C) 'Ca-na-da' by Bobby Gimby D) 'Something to Sing About'
A) Times New Roman B) Lower-case Optima C) Arial D) Helvetica
A) Bobby Gimby B) Stéphane Venne C) Julien Hébert D) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien
A) A concert venue B) A shopping mall C) A residential area D) An experimental short-take off airport
A) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien B) Ronald Turini C) Wilfred Pelletier D) Birgit Nilsson
A) An international botanical festival B) A film festival C) A music festival D) A sports tournament
A) Stéphane Venne B) Bobby Gimby C) Harvey Thomas Prosser D) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien
A) The Alouettes B) The Nationals C) The Canadiens D) The Expos
A) Stewart Museum B) Museum of Contemporary Art C) McCord Museum D) Centre d'Histoire de Montréal
A) 730 days B) 1042 days C) 365 days D) 500 days
A) Czechoslovakia pavilion B) France pavilion C) The Soviet Union's exhibit D) The United States pavilion
A) Casablanca B) Gone with the Wind C) "A Thief Is A Thief" D) The Godfather |
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