General
They were made from animal bones or wood, then graduated to clay models
what is spoon?
How many countries share a land border with Canada?
1
Part of the plant conducts photosynthesis.
. leaf
.roots
.flowers
What is leaf?
What is a small piano called?
What is spinet?
This country is famous for their pastas and pizzas.
Italy
Largest organ in human body
Skin
Canada is comprised of 10 provinces and how many territories
3
Which gender of mosquitoes bites people?
Female
What musical instrument has 88 keys?
What is Piano?
Other then cutting...
You need to do this to a banana.
You sometimes do this to a potato.
You often do this to a carrot.
You may also do this to an apple.
Peel
the smallest country in the world
Monaco
Vatican city
San marino
Vatican city
What is Canadian 2 dollar coin called?
Toonie
organ in the human body is primarily responsible for filtering blood
What is Kidney?
What iconic country artist is known as the "Man in Black"?
Johnny cash
You do this to a block of cheese if you want to shred it down to smaller pieces.
Grate
Some are used for fabric
And some are used for hair
Some are used for paper
And one is called a pair
what is scissors?
Canadian dish consists of french fries, cheese curds, and gravy
What is poutine
The hardest natural substance on Earth
What is diamond?
Which Loretta Lynn song inspired a 1980 biographical film of the same name?
Coal Miner’s Daughter
Solaris
stalker
Coal Miner’s Daughter.
This is a type of small fruit
Which is smaller than your hand
Fuzzy outside, green inside
Often comes from New Zealand
What fruit am I?
Kiwi
the only planet that rotates on its side
what is Uranus
flavor combination, invented in Canada, features ham and pineapple (Pizza)
Hawaiian pizza
This bird is known for its bright feathers and fancy dances.
What is Peacock?
In 1980, which country legend had a number one hit with “He Stopped Loving Her Today”?
George Jones.
Gulab Jamon is a dessert made of small balls of cake soaked in rose water syrup. Which country does it come from?
a) France
b) USA
c) Greece
d) India
India