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In this country, people wear green clothing on March 17th every year to celebrate their national heritage and a famous saint.
Ireland
Change one letter in BEAR to get a small green vegetable that grows inside a pod.
BEAN
his scientist is famous for sitting under an apple tree and discovering the laws of gravity.
Isaac Newton
This word describes both an admirer of a sports team AND a device that keeps you cool in summer
Fan
This ocean creature has five arms and no brain and lives on the sea floor.
Starfish
In this country, people eat KFC fried chicken as their traditional Christmas dinner, thanks to a wildly successful marketing campaign in the 1970s.
Japan
Change one letter in TOWER to get a word that means strength or electrical energy.
POWER
This scientist developed the theory of relativity and is famous for the equation E=mc².
Albert Einstein
This word means both a fire starter you strike against a box and a sports competition between two teams
match
This famous coffee chain with a mermaid logo can be found in almost every city on Earth.
Starbucks
In this country, people throw over 150,000 tomatoes at each other every year in a famous food fight festival called La Tomatina.
Spain
Change one letter in GLOOM to get what flowers do when spring arrives.
BLOOM
This scientist explained how species change over time through a process called natural selection.
Charles Darwin
This word means both the place where a judge decides if someone is innocent and the surface where basketball or tennis is played.
Court
This verb means to look for a little bit too long at someone or something
Stare
In this country, people chase a large wheel of cheese rolling down an extremely steep hill. The first person to the bottom wins the cheese.
England
Change one letter in STAR to get the permanent mark left on skin after a wound heals.
SCAR
This British physicist wrote A Brief History of Time and made groundbreaking discoveries about black holes despite being paralyzed.
Stephen Hawking
This word means both a tall construction machine that lifts heavy objects on a building site a large bird with an extremely long neck.
Crane
This farming simulation game set in a valley has become one of the most beloved indie games of all time.
Stardew Valley
In this country, it is tradition to hide a pickle ornament deep inside the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. The child who finds it first on Christmas morning gets an extra gift.
Germany
Change one letter in BREAD to get a feeling of deep fear about something bad that is coming.
DREAD
This Italian scientist was put on trial for claiming the Earth moves around the Sun — the Church said he was wrong.
Galileo
This word means both a metal clasp used to fasten a belt or shoe and to bend, collapse, or give way under heavy weight or pressure.
Buckle
another word for being suddenly scared or surprised
startled