A) Montreal, Quebec, Canada B) Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada C) Toronto, Ontario, Canada D) Calgary, Alberta, Canada
A) 2009 B) 2010 C) 2005 D) 2007
A) Paralympic Games B) Winter Olympics C) World Hockey Championships D) World Junior Curling Championships
A) 10,000 B) 4,000 C) 8,000 D) 6,000
A) Sledge Hockey B) Wheelchair Rugby C) Wheelchair Basketball D) Wheelchair Curling
A) LEED Platinum B) LEED Gold C) Green Building Bronze D) LEED Silver
A) Waste heat from the refrigeration plant B) Natural gas boilers C) Solar panels D) Geothermal energy
A) City tap water B) Rain water C) Recycled pool water D) Ground water
A) A gravel parking lot B) An old stadium C) A former forest D) A public garden
A) They were replaced by new seedlings B) They were moved to other areas of the park C) They were recycled into lumber D) They were removed from the site permanently
A) Modern abstract paintings B) Sculptures of famous athletes C) Olympic historical murals D) Aboriginal artwork
A) Percy Norman Aquatic Centre B) Olympic Legacy Aquatic Centre C) Hillcrest Memorial Pool D) Vancouver Community Pool
A) Ten B) Four C) Six D) Eight
A) British Columbia Hockey Association B) Canadian Olympic Committee C) Vancouver Skating Club D) Vancouver Curling Club
A) Hosting only Olympic-level curlers B) Being the largest youth league in Canada C) Focusing exclusively on wheelchair curling D) Being an LGBT curling league
A) International LGBT Sports Games B) Canadian Gay Curling Championships C) National Wheelchair Curling Finals D) Pacific Coast Regional Curling Open |