Expo 67 - Quiz
A) Paris, France B) New York, USA C) London, UK D) Montreal, Canada
A) 1967 B) 1957 C) 1987 D) 1977
A) Buckminster Fuller B) Frank Lloyd Wright C) I. M. Pei D) Zaha Hadid
A) Leonard Cohen B) Anne Murray C) Joni Mitchell D) Gordon Lightfoot
A) Bus B) Ferry C) Metro D) Helicopter
A) Rogers Communications B) AT&T C) Bell Canada D) Telus
A) Quebec B) Ontario C) British Columbia D) Alberta
A) Toronto B) Vancouver C) Calgary D) Montreal
A) Monorail B) Electric Car C) Bullet Train D) Hovercraft
A) Brutalism B) Art Deco C) Gothic Revival D) Geodesic Dome
A) Brussels B) London C) Madrid D) Berlin
A) Pierre Trudeau B) Queen Elizabeth II C) Charles de Gaulle D) President John F. Kennedy
A) Philip Johnson B) Rem Koolhaas C) Norman Foster D) Moshe Safdie
A) Amazon River B) Nile River C) Saint Lawrence River D) Thames River
A) 50 million B) 25 million C) 100 million D) 75 million
A) 75 B) 120 C) 90 D) 50
A) Space Exploration B) Transportation Innovations C) Medical Advancements D) Agricultural Machinery
A) Wonderland 67 B) Man and His World C) Global Unity Showcase D) World of Tomorrow
A) 55 nations B) 62 nations C) 50 nations D) 70 nations
A) Most pavilions opened in one day B) Highest number of nations participating in one day C) The single-day attendance record for a world's fair with 569,500 visitors D) Longest opening ceremony
A) Montreal's founding anniversary B) Canada's centennial year C) The Canadian Confederation D) The end of World War II
A) Paris B) London C) Berlin D) Moscow
A) Prime Minister John Diefenbaker B) Montreal's mayor, Jean Drapeau C) Mayor Sarto Fournier D) The Bureau International des Expositions
A) Old Montreal B) Île Notre-Dame C) Mount Royal Park D) Parc Jean-Drapeau
A) March 29, 1963 B) May 5, 1960 C) April 28, 1967 D) November 13, 1962
A) Two rounds B) Three rounds C) Four rounds D) One round
A) Jean-Claude Delorme B) Andrew Kniewasser C) Pierre Dupuy D) Robert Fletcher Shaw
A) Pierre Dupuy was not appointed as Commissioner General. B) Mayor Drapeau resigned from his position. C) The federal Liberal government took power, leading to resignations. D) The site was chosen on existing land rather than new islands.
A) The budget estimates were significantly underestimated. B) A computer program predicted that the event could not be constructed in time. C) There was a prediction of poor weather during the event. D) It was predicted there would be insufficient international interest.
A) The Federal Committee B) Les Durs C) Expo 67 Foundation D) The Canadian Corporation Board
A) Andrew Kniewasser B) Pierre Dupuy C) Robert Fletcher Shaw D) Yves Jasmin
A) Hugh MacLennan B) Antoine de Saint-Exupéry C) John Tuzo Wilson D) Gabrielle Roy
A) The Little Prince B) Night Flight C) Wind, Sand and Stars D) Terre des Hommes
A) Antoine de Saint-Exupéry B) Gabrielle Roy C) Claude Robillard D) Hugh MacLennan
A) Mackay Pier B) Montreal Metro C) Île Sainte-Hélène D) Île Notre-Dame
A) PERT Analysis B) Agile Methodology C) Critical Path Method (CPM) D) Gantt Chart
A) X-Men #10 B) Batman #100 C) Daredevil #33-34 D) Spider-Man #50
A) Thematic exhibitions B) Cultural festivals C) Historical reenactments D) Technological showcases
A) Denys Arcand B) Karine Lanoie-Brien C) René Chénier D) Jacques Godbout
A) Nigeria B) United States C) France D) Canada
A) It was moved to another location B) A fire destroyed the acrylic outer skin C) It became a permanent exhibit D) It was dismantled for reuse
A) "Battlestar Galactica" B) Star Trek C) The Twilight Zone D) M*A*S*H
A) Converted into a shopping center B) It remains as an existing structure C) Used as a residential building D) It was demolished
A) It was a sightseeing tour B) It transported Expo visitors C) It crashed during takeoff from Gander International Airport D) It delivered supplies to Expo 67
A) 50 million B) 54,991,806 C) 40 million D) 60 million
A) $431,904,683 B) $210,664,811 C) $300,000,000 D) $221,239,872
A) A 30-day transit strike B) Problems with guest accommodation C) The Vietnam war protests D) An Arab–Israeli conflict flare-up
A) "Purple Toupee" B) "Ana Ng" C) "Birdhouse in Your Soul" D) "Particle Man"
A) A shopping center B) A condominium residence C) An art museum D) A government building
A) The Canadian Pavilion B) The Soviet Union pavilion C) The U.S. pavilion D) The Ontario pavilion
A) Montreal B) Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island C) Gander International Airport D) New Brunswick
A) Montreal Metro B) Concorde Bridge C) Mackay Pier D) Saint Lawrence Seaway
A) April 28 B) September 30 C) July 24 D) June 5
A) April 28, 1967 B) August 13, 1963 C) June 20, 1964 D) December 23, 1963
A) The U.S. pavilion B) The Soviet Union pavilion C) France pavilion D) Canada pavilion
A) Expo Park B) Saint Helen's Park C) Parc Jean-Drapeau D) Montreal Island Park
A) Before the start of the 1972 season B) In 1980 C) In 1968 D) In 1984
A) Île Sainte-Hélène B) Montreal Island C) Concorde Island D) Île Notre-Dame
A) 50 B) 20 C) 35 D) 40
A) France B) Kuwait C) Cuba D) United States
A) Al Carter B) Roland Michener C) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien D) Lester B. Pearson
A) Gosford Park B) Nashville C) M*A*S*H D) "Quintet"
A) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien B) Bobby Gimby C) Micheline Legendre D) Stéphane Venne
A) A romantic comedy B) A documentary thriller titled 'Expo 67 Mission Impossible' C) An action movie D) A science fiction film
A) Arab–Israeli conflict participants B) Front de libération du Québec militants C) Vietnam war protesters D) Anti-Castro forces
A) Quebec premier Jean Lesage B) Colonel Churchill C) Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson D) Mayor Drapeau
A) 75% B) 25% C) 10–12% D) 50%
A) In 1984 B) In 1976 C) In 1968 D) Before the start of the 1982 season
A) It was converted into an amusement park B) Its sizable walkways were demolished C) It was renovated D) It became a shopping mall
A) Notre Dame Island site B) Place des Nations C) Cite du Havre D) Saint Helen's Island
A) 10¢ B) 5¢ C) 50¢ D) 25¢
A) 2000 B) 1987 C) 1991 D) 1970s
A) The Canadian Pavilion B) The United States pavilion C) The Soviet Union's exhibit D) France pavilion
A) Barenaked Ladies B) Alvvays C) Arcade Fire D) The Weeknd
A) Texas-based amusement park company B) Six Flags C) Ceskoslovenske Aerolinie D) City of Montreal
A) 'Something to Sing About' B) 'Ca-na-da' by Bobby Gimby C) 'A Place to Stand, A Place to Grow' D) 'Hey Friend, Say Friend/Un Jour, Un Jour'
A) Lower-case Optima B) Helvetica C) Times New Roman D) Arial
A) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien B) Julien Hébert C) Bobby Gimby D) Stéphane Venne
A) A concert venue B) An experimental short-take off airport C) A residential area D) A shopping mall
A) Wilfred Pelletier B) Birgit Nilsson C) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien D) Ronald Turini
A) A sports tournament B) A music festival C) An international botanical festival D) A film festival
A) Bobby Gimby B) Stéphane Venne C) Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien D) Harvey Thomas Prosser
A) The Canadiens B) The Alouettes C) The Expos D) The Nationals
A) Museum of Contemporary Art B) McCord Museum C) Centre d'Histoire de Montréal D) Stewart Museum
A) 730 days B) 500 days C) 1042 days D) 365 days
A) France pavilion B) The Soviet Union's exhibit C) The United States pavilion D) Czechoslovakia pavilion
A) "A Thief Is A Thief" B) Gone with the Wind C) Casablanca D) The Godfather |
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