World History
This wall fell in 1989, symbolizing the end of the Cold War.
Berlin Wall
The chemical symbol for gold
What is Au
This PEI First Nation reserve is believed to be the first reserve in Canada owned by its own people, having been purchased in 1878 rather than set aside by the Crown.
Lennox Island
This NHL team won five consecutive Stanley Cups from 1956 to 1960, a record still unmatched.
Montreal Canadiens
This is the largest ocean on Earth.
Pacific Ocean
This ancient civilization built Machu Picchu.
the Incas
This planet is known as the Red Planet
Mars
PEI's famous "Singing Sands" at Basin Head make audible squeaking sounds because of this unusual characteristic of the sand.
High silica content
The number of players each soccer team has on the field at one time
11
This desert covers much of northern Africa.
Sahara
He crowned himself Emperor of France in 1804
Napoleon Bonaparte
This is the only letter that does not appear anywhere in the periodic table's one- or two-letter element symbols.
J
This West Prince attraction claims to house the world's largest collection of potato-related farm machinery and features the world's largest potato sculpture.
Canadian Potato Museum in O'Leary
This country won the very first FIFA World Cup in 1930, defeating Argentina in the final.
Uruguay
This country is the only one to border both the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic Oceans.
Canada
This explorer's 1492 voyage connected Europe and the Americas
Christopher Columbus
The process plants use to convert sunlight into food
Photosynthesis
The Island known today as Prince Edward Island was called this French name from 1720 until Britain took control after the Seven Years' War
Île Saint-Jean
The country that has won the most FIFA World Cups
What is Brazil
This country has the most islands in the world.
Sweden
This important English document limiting the king's power was signed in 1215
Magna Carta
The largest living structure on Earth is neither a forest nor a whale. It is this Australian ecosystem, visible from space.
the Great Barrier Reef
Before joining Canada in 1873, Prince Edward Island seriously explored entering into a union with only Nova Scotia and New Brunswick instead of all of British North America. This proposed political arrangement was known by this name.
Maritime Union
This Grand Slam tennis tournament is played on grass courts in London, England
Wimbledon
This mountain range separates Europe from Asia in Russia.
Ural Mountains