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