Medicine
You cover up a wound with this.
What is a bandage?
It is the largest province in Canada by population.
What is Ontario?
Designed by Danish architect Jorn Utsen, and not completed until 1973, it sits on 580 concrete piers and contains more than 1000 rooms
What is the Sydney Opera House?
Often served in salads and sandwiches, this vegetable is actually a fruit, botanically speaking
What is a tomato?
Empty sinks and bathtubs, or stop powering your phone.
What is unplug?
Bless you! When you blow air out the nose
What is a sneeze
From the air, this lake in Australia looks bright pink!
What is the Bubblegum lake?
About 50 km long, and 46 m below the seabed, it connects Britain and France
What is the Channel Tunnel?
The bit of the plant that grows in the ground.
What is a root?
If you're first in the office, you'll probably have to do this to get through the door.
When your body rejects something.
What is an Allergy
Brightly coloured caverns off the coast of Chile
Where are the Marble Caves?
More than 4000 miles long, it was built to keep out invaders from the north
What is the Great Wall of China?
This tasty treat is actually the state vegetable of Oklahoma.
What is watermelon?
If you can't do something, you are this.
What is unable?
An over-the-counter medicine you take to treat hay-fever and other symptom
What is an antihistamine?
Large patch off the coast of Australia, known for its coral and other sea life.
What is the Great Barrier Reef?
These huge structures were originally built as tombs for the Egyptian Kings.
The Great Pyramids of Egypt
A dessert food made from cocoa beans.
What is chocolate?
Something that's weird or irregular.
What is unusual?
A substance used for killing germs and bacteria
What is antiseptic?
Near modern day Israel, a body of water so salty, nothing can live in it.
Where is the Dead Sea?
A frame of crossed pieces of metal or wood.
What is latticework?
Potatoes, yams, and Jerusalem artichokes are all these kinds of vegetables
What are tubers?
"You don't have to do that. It is quite. . ."
What is unnecessary?