Nathan, a Canadian, wants to know the difference between the words 'know' and 'no'. Can you help him?

• 'know' is a color that Kylee, a Canadian artist, likes, while 'no' is a number that Zaki, a Canadian mathematician, often uses

• 'know' is a city where Jeremiah, a Canadian traveler, lives, while 'no' is a country where Jeremiah wants to visit

• 'know' is a type of cheese that Nathan, a Canadian foodie, enjoys, while 'no' is a type of fish that Zaki, a Canadian chef, loves

• 'know' is a verb that Kylee, a Canadian teacher, uses when she understands something, while 'no' is a negative response that Jeremiah, a Canadian diplomat, uses when he disagrees

Jeramiah, a Canadian citizen, wants to have information or understanding about the history of his city, Toronto. In other words, he wants to ​​ (a)   about it.

• know
• no
• knew
• new

During a parliamentary debate in Canada, when Jeremiah disagreed with a policy, he said ' (a)   '.

• Yes

• Always

• No

• Maybe

Use the word 'know' in a sentence.

Use the word 'no' in a sentence.

During a trivia competition, Nathan was asked a question about art history. He hesitantly said, "I have ___ idea what the answer is Vegas."

• eat

• know

• no

• think

During a Canadian trivia competition, Zaki was asked a question about the country's history. With a confident smile, he said, 'I _____ the answer to this question, Justin.'

• see

• no

• new

• know

Lorelai received an invitation to Kylee's birthday party, but she has a lot of assignments to complete. She thinks to herself, 'There is _____ way I can go to the party.'

• some

• no

• know

• any

Zaki wanted to go to Jeramiah's band concert, but he forgot to ask the time. He thought to himself, "Whose number do I _____ to call and ask?"

• any

• no

• know

• think