Olympic Games
The Olympic symbol contains this many rings.
(What is five?)
This flower is traditionally associated with Holland.
(What is the tulip?)
Goulash originated in this European country.
(What is Hungary?)
The left side of a ship is known by this nautical term.
(What is port?)
The Canadian national anthem begins with these two words.
(What are "O Canada"?)
The zipper was invented to replace these.
(What are buttons?)
The Olympics are held every this many years.
(What is four?)
This evergreen tree produces cones and is often used as a Christmas tree.
(What is a spruce?)
This dessert is made by folding egg whites into melted chocolate.
(What is chocolate mousse?)
A ship's captain gives this command to stop all movement.
(What is "All stop"?)
Abraham Lincoln delivered this famous address during the American Civil War.
(What is the Gettysburg Address?)
Velcro was inspired by these seed pods sticking to clothing.
(What are burrs?)
This Canadian city hosted the 1988 Winter Olympics.
(What is Calgary?)
The Japanese art of growing miniature trees.
(What is bonsai?)
Paella traditionally contains this short-grain staple.
(What is rice?)
A ship's steering wheel controls this part of the vessel.
(What is the rudder?)
The Canadian Bill of Rights was introduced by this Prime Minister.
(Who was John Diefenbaker?)
This French brothers' invention made the first successful hot-air balloon flight.
(Who were the Montgolfier brothers?)
The marathon commemorates a run in this ancient country.
(What is Greece?)
This tree produces the seeds commonly called helicopters.
(What is the maple tree?)
This French cooking school developed the five "mother sauces."
(What is French cuisine? Accept: Auguste Escoffier's system.)
The deepest known part of the ocean.
(What is the Mariana Trench?)
This document, signed in 1215, limited the powers of the English king.
(What is the Magna Carta?)
The World Wide Web was invented by this British computer scientist.
(Who is Tim Berners-Lee?)
This Olympic motto was expanded in 2021 to include the word "Together."
(What is "Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together"?)
This nutrient is primarily responsible for healthy leaf growth.
(What is nitrogen?)
This Italian dessert means "pick me up."
(What is tiramisu?)
This famous Canadian schooner was immortalized in a song by Stan Rogers.
(What is the Bluenose?)
Winston Churchill is remembered for promising Britain "blood, toil, tears, and..."
(What is sweat?)
This scientist discovered X-rays in 1895.
(Who was Wilhelm Röntgen?)