Canadian
Canada produces over 70% of the world's production of this sweet treat
Maple Syrup
Lightest element on the periodic table
Hydrogen
This ancient amphitheater is located in the heart of Rome
Colosseum
The Biggest Animal
Blue Whale
Cucumbers preserved in a solution of vinegar, salt, and spices
Pickle
A beloved Canadian comfort food originating from Quebec
Poutine
the rate at which electrical charge (electrons) flows through a conductor in a complete circuit
Current
A massive gorge spanning 277 miles long, up to 18 miles wide, and over a mile deep
The Grand Canyon
Produces the most amount of meat
Pig
A British dish of meat wrapped in bread
Beef Wellington
Canada's national summer sport
Lacrosse
These undifferentiated biological cells can become any specialized cell in the body, such as a neuron or muscle cell
Stem Cells
Driven by four Great Lakes, it boasts the highest flow rate in North America, plunging 3,160+ tons of water per second
Niagara Falls
The largest living wild cats in the world
Tiger
Is older than agriculture and was made by crushing grains and baking them on hot stone
Bread
Buissness created by hall of fame hockey player
Tim Hortons
Waters tendency to stick together
Cohesion
The last remaining original seven wonders of the world
Pyramids
Considered the most athletic animal on earth
Cheetah
Incredibly hydrating, water-packed vegetable, belonging to the same botanical family as pumpkins and melons
Cucumber
A sweet treat named after a town on Vancouver island
Nanaimo Bar
This term is used for the unique temperature & pressure at which a substance can exist as a liquid, solid, and gas in equilibrium
The triple Point
Established in 1872 as the world’s first national park
Yellowstone National Park
Considered the smartest animal
Chimpanzee
The most important staple grain on the planet, supplying over half of the global population with at least 20% of their daily energy needs
Rice