1. What is the name of the award-winning Ken McGoogan novel that told the story of John Rae, a 19th century Arctic explorer? Lady Franklin's Revenge An Adventure in the Arctic Ancient Mariner Fatal Passage

2. What is the name of Joseph Boyden's first novel, which describes the horrors of WW1 trench warfare through the experiences of two Metis soldiers? Three Day Road War and Peace Born With a Tooth Soldiers

3. Which Margaret Atwood novel was based on a real-life Canadian murderer of the 1800s? Alias Grace Oryx and Crake The Handmaid's Tale Bodily Harm

4. This 1990 winner of the Governor General's Award was written by Nino Ricci and is the first part of a trilogy about a boy, born in a small town in Italy, who moves to rural Ontario. Anil's Ghost Lives of the Saints Such a Long Journey Man Descending

5. What novel by Camilla Gibb, set partly in London, and partly in Ethiopa, won the Trillium Book Award for 2006? Mouthing the Words Sweetness in the Belly The Petty Details of So-and-So's Life Making it Work in the City

6. Alice Munro's first collection of short stories won the Governor General's Award - what was the title of this collection? Who do You Think You Are? Dance of the Happy Shades Lives of Girls and Women The Moons of Jupiter

7. The 1997 Giller prize was won by the following author for the work "Barney's Version". Timothy Findley Pierre Berton Mordecai Richler Farley Mowat

8. This author wrote 50 books before retiring from writing. His book "The Last Spike" won the Governor General's Award in 1972. He is ______. Leonard Cohen Stephen Leacock Pierre Berton Robertson Davies

9. The Books in Canada First Novel Award for 2002 was won by Mary Lawson for the novel entitled _________. Heave Cumberland Stay Crow Lake

10. Farley Mowat's books have been translated into 52 languages and several of his works have been made into films. One was a children's book that won the Governor General's Award in 1956. It is entitled __________. Lost in the Barrens Never Cry Wolf People of the Deer The Dog Who Wouldn't Be