Be Kind Trivia Challenge 1. How did the Collingwood Youth Centre step up to 6. Acts of kindness release which chemical in help front-line workers during the COVID-19 the brain? pandemic? A) Melatonin A) Sent personalized cards B) Cortisol B) Bought meals C) Norepinephrine C) 3D printed face shields D) Serotonin D) Volunteered in hospitals 7. In which city is the Nobel Peace Prize 2. How many drive-by celebrations did the awarded in? Collingwood Fire department take part in during A) Stockholm, Sweden the spring of 2020? B) Ottawa, Canada A) 52 C) Oslo, Norway B) 152 D) The Hague, Netherlands C) 102 D) 22 8. What international movement started with an Australian man holding a sign in 2004? 3. How many lives was lighthouse keeper A) Random Acts of Kindness Captain George Collin credited with saving? B) Free Hugs A) 22 C) Be Kind to Humankind B) 32 D) Share a Smile C) 42 D) 52 9. What act of sportsmanship was exhibited by a Norwegian coach towards a Canadian 4. In the summer of 2020, Collingwood youths Olympian during the 2006 Turin games? ran lemonade stands to raise money for which A) Handed a ski pole charity? B) Fixed a broken ski A) Black Live Matter C) Tripped a competitor B) Local youth homeless shelter D) Shouted encouragement C) Big Brothers and Sisters D) A&B 10. Who said, "Sometimes it takes only one act 5. Which philanthropist funded Collingwood’s of kindness and caring to change a person’s first public library building? life"? A) Andrew Carnegie A) The Dalai Lama B) Arthur Irving B) Oprah Winfrey C) David Williams C) Jackie Chan D) Britton Bath Osler D) Winston Churchill 1. How the Collingwood Youth Centre step up to help front-line workers during the COVID- 19 pandemic? Answer C: 3D printed face shields. The Collingwood Youth Centre used a 3D printer to create face shields that were distributed to front-line workers in seniors’ homes and long-term care facilities. 2. How many drive-by celebrations did the Collingwood Fire department take part in during the spring of 2020? Answer B: 152. While social gatherings were banned in the spring of 2020, the Collingwood Fire department participated in drive-by celebrations to help lift spirits during the pandemic. Between March 27 and June 16, the Fire Department completed 152 drive-bys. 3. How many lives was lighthouse keeper Captain George Collin credited with saving? Answer D: 52. From 1859-1890, Captain George Collins was the lightkeeper at the Nottawasaga Island Lighthouse. He is credited with saving fifty-two lives during his years of service. 4. In the summer of 2020, Collingwood youths ran lemonade stands to raise money for which charity? Answer C: A&B. Two groups of Collingwood youths set up lemonade stands in the summer of 2020 to raise money for charities. Funds from the stands went to Black Live Matter and a local youth shelter. 5. Which philanthropist funded Collingwood’s first public library building? Answer A: Andrew Carnegie. In the late 19th and early 20th century the American-Scottish steel titan, Andrew Carnegie, gave away $350 million to philanthropic causes. He funded the construction of more than 2,500 libraries around the world and 111 in Ontario. 6. Acts of kindness release which chemical in the brain? Answer D: Serotonin. Like most medical antidepressants, kindness stimulates the production of serotonin. This feel-good chemical heals your wounds, calms you down, and makes you happy! 7. In which city is the Nobel Peace Prize awarded in? Answer C: Oslo, Norway. As stipulated in the will of Alfred Nobel the Nobel Prizes in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine and Literature are awarded in Stockholm, Sweden, while the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo, Norway. 8. What international movement started with an Australian man holding a sign in 2004? Answer B: The Free Hugs Campaign is a social movement involving individuals who offer hugs to strangers as random acts of kindness. 9. What act of sportsmanship was exhibited by a Norwegian coach towards a Canadian Olympian during the 2006 Turin games? Answer A: handed a ski pole. Norwegian cross-country coach Bjørnar Håkensmoen handed a spare ski pole to Sara Renner after the Canadian skier broke hers midway through the team sprint event. Haakensmoen was presented with more than five tons of Canadian maple syrup as a token of appreciation. 10. Who said, "Sometimes it takes only one act of kindness and caring to change a person’s life"? Answer C: Jackie Chan. This quote is attributed to martial artist, actor, stuntman, film director, and action choreographer, Jackie Chan. .