Amazing Animals
What animal carries its baby in a pouch and hops on powerful back legs?
A kangaroo.
What breakfast food is cooked in a special iron that gives it little square pockets?
A waffle.
What superhero shoots webs and climbs walls?
Spider-Man.
What handheld object has buttons that let you change TV channels from the couch?
A remote control.
What do you call a huge castle-shaped inflatable that you can jump inside?
A bounce house. Accept bouncy castle.
What furry animal sprays a strong smell to scare away enemies?
A skunk.
What red sauce made from tomatoes is often squirted onto burgers?
Ketchup.
What blue video game hedgehog is famous for running fast?
Sonic.
What object has a zipper and is unrolled to make a warm bed in a tent?
A sleeping bag.
In bowling, what do you call knocking down all ten pins with your first roll?
A strike.
What bird is known for spreading a large fan of colorful tail feathers?
A peacock.
What orange vegetable is often carved into a jack-o’-lantern?
A pumpkin.
In Despicable Me, what are Gru’s little yellow helpers called?
Minions.
What kitchen tool has holes that let you drain water from cooked pasta?
A colander. Accept strainer.
What is the name for melted rock after it comes out of a volcano?
Lava.
What do you call an animal that eats both plants and other animals?
An omnivore.
What creamy dip is made mainly from chickpeas?
Hummus.
In How to Train Your Dragon, what is the name of Hiccup’s dragon?
Toothless.
What object uses two lenses, one for each eye, to help you watch distant birds?
Binoculars.
What is the largest planet in our solar system?
Jupiter.
What is the name of the long, curled tooth that sticks out from a narwhal’s head?
A tusk.
What sweet tree sap is boiled down to make a topping for pancakes?
Maple sap, which becomes maple syrup.
In Inside Out, what is the name of the girl whose emotions are the main characters?
Riley.
What tube-shaped toy makes changing colorful patterns when you look inside and turn it?
A kaleidoscope.
What do you call a word that reads the same forward and backward, like radar?
A palindrome.