Carry the torch and take on this week's trivia

This week's installment of Head2Head Trivia comes one week into the 2010 Winter Olympics being held in Vancouver. Which would kind of make trivia about the Olympics a no-brainer except that we've decided to do one on Canada instead. How's that for a curve ball? Current trivia champ Kyle Hogan is going up against Anna Sachs, who plans to go to cooking school.

QUESTION

1. What kind of leaf is on the Canadian flag?
2. Canada has two national languages. What are they?
3. Besides Vancouver, what two Canadian cities have hosted the Olympics?
4. What is the biggest city in Canada?
5. What is the oldest walled city that still exists north of Mexico?
6. Hockey is Canada's national winter sport, but what is the country's national summer sport?
7. Which hockey player is known as "The Great One?"
8. When did "O Canada" officially become the Canadian national anthem?
9. How many oceans border Canada?
10. Which of the following actors are Canadian: Matthew Perry, Ryan Reynolds, Michael J. Fox or Evangeline Lilly?

KYLE'S ANSWERS

1. A maple leaf. They put it on everything.
2. Probably French and English.
3. Calgary and Toronto?
4. Toronto.
5. Montreal?
6. Soccer.
7. Gretzky.
8. .1889.
9. Two.
10. Ryan Reynolds.

ANNA'S ANSWERS

1. I think it's maple.
2. English, French.
3. Two? Um, Montreal and I don't know the other one.
4. Vancouver.
5. Quebec City.
6. Baseball. They play baseball, right?
7. I don't know hockey.
8. .1950.
9. Well the Arctic because that's where the North Pole is, and then both the Atlantic and Pacific, so three.
10. Um, aren't they all Canadian?

CONCLUSION

When it came to Canada, Anna had the edge. By a single correct answer, she defeated her opponent to become the new Head2Head Trivia champ. Can she win two in a row? Stay tuned to find out.

CORRECT ANSWERS

1. Maple.
2. English and French.
3. Montreal and Calgary.
4. Toronto.
5. Quebec City.
6. Lacrosse.
7. Wayne Gretzky.
8. .1980.
9. Three: Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic.
10. All of them.