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Canada's Food Guide Trivia Quiz: Questions & Answers

Test your knowledge of Canada's Food Guide with 10 trivia questions and answers.

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About Canada's Food Guide

Canada's Food Guide is a rich topic with plenty of memorable facts, people, and milestones. The more background you have, the more the trivia comes alive — connections between events, the people who shaped them, and the details that make great questions.

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Sample Question

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Sample Question: Canada's Food Guide suggests filling half your plate with which food group?

Protein foods
Grains
Fruits & veggies
Dairy products
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Correct Answer: Fruits & veggies

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