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Canadian sport challenge

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are Canada's national sports?

a)

Basketball (winter) and Soccer (summer)

b)

Ice Hockey (winter) and Ball Hockey (summer)

c)

Ice Hockey (winter) and Curling (summer)

d)

Ice Hockey (winter) and Lacrosse (summer)

2.

Is Ice Hockey the only Hockey game played in Canada?

a)

Yes. Ice Hockey is the only Hockey game played in Canada.

b)

No. Sea Hockey and Ball Hockey are also played.

c)

No. Street Hockey and Ball Hockey are also played.

d)

No. Land Hockey and Basketball Hockey are also played.

3.

The NHL (National Hockey League) is:

a)

The Canadian Ice Hockey League

b)

A professional ice hockey league in North America

c)

A world Ice Hockey League

d)

An Olympic Ice Hockey League

4.

How many teams are there in the NHL? Are they all Canadian?

a)

31 teams: 24 in the United States and 7 in Canada

b)

32 teams: 8 in the United States and 24 in Canada

c)

40 teams: 31 in the United States and 9 in Canada

d)

38 teams: 9 in in the United States and 29 in Canada

5.

NHL Championship cup is called:

a)

The Grey Cup

b)

The Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy

c)

The Voyageurs Cup

d)

The Stanley Cup

6.

The Lacrosse game is photographed in this photo:

a)
b)
c)
d)
7.

Origin of the Lacrosse game is:

a)

France

b)

India

c)

First Nations

d)

England

8.

This Canadian team is the only one to play in the Major League Baseball:

a)

Vancouver Canadians

b)

Quebec Capitals

c)

Winnipeg Goldeyes

d)

Toronto Blue Jays

9.

This sport is:

a)

Baseball

b)

Cricket

c)

Bocce

d)

Curling

10.

The Only Canadian team to play the NBA is the:

a)

Vancouver Grizzlies

b)

Toronto Raptors

c)

Halifax Rainmen

d)

Calgary Drillers

11.

Canada hosted the Olympic games in:

a)

Montreal (summer, 1976), Calgary (winter, 1988) and Vancouver (winter, 2010)

b)

Winnipeg (summer, 1976), Toronto (winter, 1954), and Vancouver (winter, 2000)

c)

Montreal (summer, 1976), Halifax (winter, 1984), and Calgary (summer, 2010)

d)

Montreal (winter, 1976), Toronto (summer, 2002), and Vancouver (summer, 2010)