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The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge

1 - The Pittsburgh Penguins wanted to be “his neighbour,” so they made what long-time children’s TV host an honourary captain in 1991? 2 - This September, a mandatory Grade 11 English course for local students in the public school system will focus o
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1 - The Pittsburgh Penguins wanted to be “his neighbour,” so they made what long-time children’s TV host an honourary captain in 1991?

2 - This September, a mandatory Grade 11 English course for local students in the public school system will focus on what culture?

3 - Who experiences colour blindness more:  men or women?

4 – Twenty-seven beaches in Canada, including Canatara Park, will be flying what colour flag, to indicate environmental excellence and safety?

5 - The word “ovine” refers to what animal?

6 – Local residents Samuel and Maude Boily-Dufour, brother and sister, both excel at what sport?

7 - Opened on May 31, 1997, what bridge connects New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island?

8 - Earlier this month, what Sarnia-Lambton Rebound youth-oriented facility on Lorne Crescent formally opened?

9 - What author was the first to become a billionaire, only to lose that status when he/she donated a sizeable fortune to charity?

10 - What 2004 Michael Moore film about George W. Bush and the Iraq war is the highest grossing documentary of all time?

- Tom St. Amand

ANSWERS: 1 - Mr. Rogers; 2 - First Nations; 3 – Men; 4 - Blue Flag; 5 – Sheep; 6 – Swimming; 7 - Confederation Bridge; 8 - The Hub; 9 - J. K. Rowling; 10 - Fahrenheit 9/11


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