1. This author, along with her sister, wrote about her experiences pioneering in Upper Canada. Laura Ingalls Wilder Sarah Binks Susanna Moodie Susanne North

2. Which of these books was NOT written by W.O. Mitchell? Roses are Difficult Here Who has Seen the Wind As for Me and My House Jake and the Kid

3. Canadians like to have the best of all possible worlds. We claim as our own not only those authors born here who have moved elsewhere, but those born elsewhere who have moved here! Which Sri Lankan-born author shared the Booker Prize in 1992? Rohinton Mistry Anita Rau Badami Shyam Selvadurai Michael Ondaatje

4. This author of "Sajo and her Beaver People" was found after his death to have been posing as a Native American. He was actually an Englishman. Wallace Black Elk Tomson Highway Grey Owl Spotted Tail

5. This Manitoba - born author's novels were equally successful in French and in English translation. Margaret Laurence Michel Tremblay Marie Chapdelaine Gabrielle Roy

6. This Yukon - born author has written seemingly hundreds of books, mostly of the "Popular History" genre. Books such as "The Last Spike", "The Arctic Grail", and "Flames Across the Border" have made the past come alive. Robert Service Pierre Berton Peter C. Newman Alison Griffiths

7. What is the name of Alister MacLeod's first novel? Each Man's Son Strange Heaven No Great Mischief Fall on Your Knees

8. This writer of "The Natural History of Elephants" (among many other poems) was the 1975 winner of the Governor General's Award for Poetry. He was known as "The People's Poet", and died in 1986. Hugh MacLennon Ted Hughes Milton Acorn Guy Vanderhaeghe

9. What was Stephen Leacock's "day job"? pharmacist accountant customs inspector university professor

10. This poet and novelist has become most famous for setting his poems to music. One of his albums was featured as the soundtrack of the movie "McCabe and Mrs. Miller". Irving Layton Al Purdy Leonard Cohen Al Birney

11. Which was the first in L. M. Montgomery's "Avonlea" books? Rainbow Valley Chronicles of Avonlea The Story Girl The Golden Road

12. What is unusual about Nick Bantock's Griffen and Sabine books? there are no female characters they are bilingual - both French and English they are told in the form of letters and postcards he uses only one vowel throughout each book

13. Complete the line. "The Northern Lights have seen queer sights, but the queerest they ever did see Was that night on the marge of Lake Lebarge I ___________" Answer: (Three Words)

14. Which of these is NOT a children's book by Farley Mowat? The Map-Maker Owls in the Family The Dog Who Wouldn't Be The Curse of the Viking Grave

15. This Edmonton-born author has written a series of books set on the Hobbema reserve, just outside of Edmonton. One of his baseball stories was made into a very successful movie. Fred Stinson W.P. Kinsella Rudy Weibe Eric Wright