Guess the Celebrity
This celebrity is a Scottish black belt in karate whose first job was a pot wash in an Indian restaurant, he also had trials for Rangers before pursuing a different path
Gordon Ramsay
This word is borrowed from German and is common in America to describe early childhood schools
Kindergarten
Introduced in 1908, this Ford vehicle is widely considered the first affordable, mass-produced automobile
Model T
A sprinter who set 11 world record performances in his career
Usain Bolt
This Ocean was named by a Portuguese explorer using the Latin word for "peaceful"
Pacific Ocean
Nicknamed "The Wall" as an elite junior ice hockey goalie, this actor once dreamed of playing for the Canadian Olympic team before an injury led him to becoming an actor and staring in a mind-bending sci-fi film
Keanu Reeves
Barista
This car was designed as "the people's car", it's iconic rounded German model became one of the best-selling single car designs in history
Volkswagen Beetle
The most decorated Olympian of all time with 28 medals, 23 of them gold
According to legend a 10th century explorer named this massive harsh island an intentionally pleasant name to entice settlers to join him there
Greenland
This Actress has a certified trapeze degree from a circus school from when she was 8 this helps her perform her own stunts when acting, she also faked her death to get rid of a baby sitter by covering herself in ketchup and laying on the floor next to a knife
Margot Robbie
This words combines the Japanese words for "empty" and "hand", it is a popular martial art
Karate
After getting into an argument with Enzo Ferrari over a faulty clutch, an Italian tractor manufacturer decided to launch his own rival sports car brand in 1963
Lamorghini
Serena Williams
This city is widely recognised as the oldest city in Wales
Bangor
Years prior to this actor starring roles including in the movie Fargo and Boardwalk Empire he served as an NYC firefighter, During 9/11 ger returned to his old engine company to work 12 hours shifts searching through the rubble at ground zero
Steve Buscemi
This word is borrowed from a combination of the two Japanese words for "harbour" and "wave", it describes a phenomenon usually caused by an underwater earthquake
Tsunami
This car brand produced a model which earned the title of Europe's best-selling car model overall in 2025
Dacia
This athlete standing at 4'8" (142cm) tall is the most decorated gymnast in history, with 5 ultra difficult skills named after her
Simone Biles
This National park holds the official world record for the highest air temperature on Earth at 56.7°C
Death Valley
Before his acting career surged this actor worked as a phone telemarketer selling pens, a job he quit after making his very first sale because he felt so guilty he talked the customer into cancelling their order
Johnny Depp
This word became popular during the 1960s Space Race, it is a Yiddish word meaning "to slip" or "slide", it is a term for a malfunction or technical mishap
Glitch
In 1963, this American brand built 55 experimental cars powered by jet-like gas turbine engines that could run on almost any combustible liquid, including peanut oil and perfume
Chrysler
This athlete is known for his legendary career with the Chicago Bulls (NBA), he became the first athlete to reach billionaire status, largely thanks to his namesake Nike brand featuring his silhouette
Michael Jordan
This island has a population of about 1,700 humans and 50 million red land crabs meaning there are 30,000 crabs for every person, each year they migrate from the forest to the ocean causing road closures and use of a custom 5 metre bridge
Christmas Island