Discover Acadia!

All aboard! Our tour of Acadia is about to begin! We've created a quiz that will test your language skills and give you a glimpse of Acadian history and culture.

In the questions below, choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.

1. Most tourists who visit Campbellton go to see Restigouche Sam, an enormous statue of a salmon.

, New-Brunswick

New Brunswick

, New Brunswick,

2. You can go on a trip to Hopewell Rocks, in the Bay of Fundy, to see the tide rise and fall.

half-day

half day

3. Before we leave the Acadian Peninsula, we should buy some souvenirs of the Grande-Anse Lighthouse to home with us.

bring

take

4. The campers their fish hooks before casting their lines into the Big Tracadie River.

baited

bated

5. Originally from Bouctouche, author Antonine Maillet wrote La Sagouine.

notorious

notable

6. Upper Sackville was known as Tintamarre when the Acadians settled it in 1708. These days, residents of Sackville are called .

Sackvillers

Sackvillians

7. The Festival acadien de Caraquet showcases the work of a large of Acadian singers, musicians and poets.

amount

number

8. Singer-songwriter Caroline Savoie, hometown is Dieppe, has won many awards, including the SOCAN Best Song Award at the Festival international de la chanson de Granby.

who's

whose

9. Arichat, located on Isle Madame, was considered a strategic site because its natural harbour was deep and .

well protected

well-protected

10. A number of homes and shops in Lower West Pubnico's Historic Acadian Village how Acadia's pioneers lived.

show

shows