1. My grandfather was born in 1896 in Bukovina. What empire ruled Bukovina in that time? Serbian empire Ottoman empire Austro-Hungarian empire Russian empire

2. Which is the main river in Ukraine? Hint: It's the third largest river in Europe. Volga Dnieper Ural Neva

3. My grandparents had six children. They lost their eldest daughter in a pandemic. What disease swept the world in 1918/19? Plague Small pox Influenza Typhoid fever

4. My grandfather was a logger and later a farmer. Had he been a seaman, he could have been on the crew of this famous rum runner vessel that was sunk by the US coast guard in 1929. Dexter Blue Nose I'm Alone Holewood

5. During the 1930s my grandfather went to California as a logger. What important act that set some minimal labour standards was passed in the US in 1938? The Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act The Black Lung Benefits Act The Wages and Hours Act The Immigration and Nationality Act

6. During WWII my grandfather's eldest son tried to enlist in the Canadian army but was rejected for health reasons. Approximately how many Ukrainian Canadians fought for Canada during WWII? 45,000 25,000 35,000 15,000

7. During the 1950s, my grandfather owned and operated a mushroom farm in British Columbia. Mushrooms are still an important crop in B.C. About how much of Canada's mushroom production takes place in B.C.? 50% 25% 10% 90%

8. My grandfather was a life-long member of the Association of United Ukrainian Canadians (AUUC). In 1961 the association celebrated the 150th anniversary of the birth of which famous Ukrainian poet? Taras Shevchenko Hryhory Chubai Ivan Franko Lesia Ukrainka

9. My grandfather was extremely interested in politics and made sure the rest of his family were, too. Who was prime minister of Canada during most of the 1970s? Bennett Mulroney Trudeau Diefenbaker

10. My grandfather attributed his long life to three things: garlic, cayenne pepper and dancing three times a week until he was in his mid-nineties. Was he on to something? Yes No