Me, Myself and I
Fruit of the Loom
Disney Royalty
Rats Rats! We Are the Rats!
100
This organ’s acid is powerful enough to dissolve even metal- but don’t worry, it’s protected with a special lining of mucus! It is both a food mixer and a chemical processing tank.
What is the stomach?
100
This citrus fruit is famous for its juice and high level of vitamin C. It also shares its name with a colour.
What is an orange? 
100
After a magical night at the royal ball, this Disney princess accidentally left behind one of her glass slippers. That tiny shoe becomes the prince’s way of finding her.
Who is Cinderella? 
100
The term “rat king” describes several rats becoming tangled together at this body part.
What are their tails? 
200
These two kinds of vessels are part of the circulatory system and keep blood moving throughout the body. One carries blood away from the heart andthe other returns it.
What are veins and arteries? 
200
This red fruit is often treated like a vegetable because it appears in salads, sauces, soups, and sandwiches. Botanically, though, its seeds put it firmly in the fruit family.
What is a tomato? 
200
This princess is known for a poisoned apple, a magic mirror, and seven very unusual roommates. Her story became Disney’s first full-length animated feature.
Who is Snow White? 
200
Special microphones revealed that rats emit high-pitched chirps, almost like laughter, when this playful action is done to them.
What is being tickled?
300
This large organ sits on the right side of the abdomen and performs hundreds of important jobs. Its ability to regenerate makes it one of the body’s most impressive repair stories.
What is the liver?
300
Because of its bumpy skin and pear-like shape, this fruit is sometimes called “alligator pear.” It’s been used in Mexican and Central American cooking for centuries, often used with dips, toast and salads.
What is an avocado? 
300
This fairy-tale princess spends much of her life hidden away in a tower. Her long hair becomes both her most famous feature and her most inconvenient ladder.
Who is Rapunzel? 
300
Thanks to their sharp noses and light enough weight, rats have helped clear over 100,000 of these hidden dangers buried underground in war zones.
What are landmines/bombs?
400
The average person produces about a liter of this clear substance per day.
What is saliva? 
400
This fruit floats in water because it’s roughly 25% air. Inside its flesh there are hidden air pockets which help explain why it stays on the surface instead of sinking.
What is an apple? 
400
In Sleeping Beauty, Princess Aurora is raised by three fairies who try to keep her hidden. During that time, she uses this floral-inspired name.
Who is Briar Rose? 
400
The rat is celebrated leading the rotation of this traditional cultural calendar system, which also includes dragons, snakes and tigers.
What is the Chinese Zodiac? 
500
By weight, the strongest muscle in the human body can be found here.
What is the mouth/ jaw? (masseter or jaw muscle)
500
Sometimes weighing over 80 pounds, this fruit is the largest tree-borne fruit in the world. It has a spiky green exterior and yellow edible pods inside.
What is jackfruit? 
500
This Disney princess teaches that kindness can reveal beauty hidden beneath a frightening exterior. Her ballroom dance with the Beast features a golden-yellow gown and became an iconic Disney classic scene.
Who is Belle? 
500
Rats must constantly gnaw through wood, plastic and even soft metals because these special front teeth never stop growing.
What are incisors?