Ottawa
What historic canal freezes in winter to become the world’s largest skating rink?
Rideau Canal
This line is screamed by a kid running from another kid in a backyard chase.
This Netflix series, about teenagers uncovering secrets, debuted in 2016.
Stranger Things
What year did Kenzie and Benita meet
September 4th 2021
This painter is famous for the Mona Lisa
Leonardo Da Vinci
This is the official residence of Canada’s Governor General.
Rideau Hall
This frog meme became famous for declaring mid-week excitement.
It is Wednesday, my dudes
This boy band performed at the 2016 Olympics closing ceremony.
One Direction
How many times did kenzie and benita have a sleepover
2 times
This agreement created the League of Nations after World War I.
Treaty of Versailles
Ottawa was originally known by this name
Bytown
A toddler stares at the camera and shouts ________
I’m in me mum’s car
This royal couple married in a huge ceremony in 2016
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
What is the name of the second house Kenzie lived at? (Benita lived there but actually didn't live there).
What was the number of the house (extra 100 points).
Daly
This scientist formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation
Isaac Newton
This British monarch chose Ottawa as Canada’s capital.
Queen Victoria
This line is screamed by a kid running from another kid in a backyard chase.
Why are you running?!
This rapper collaborated with Rihanna for the 2016 hit “Work.”
Drake
In what year did Kenzie dye her hair brown?
This wall divided East and West Berlin from 1961 to 1989.
The Berlin Wall
This industry drove Ottawa’s early economic growth.
Lumber/Timber
In this 2013 vine, a boy misreads a sign at a Mexican restaurant and shouts a single, now-iconic word, which went viral as a mispronounced avocado catchphrase.
Fre sha voca do
This singer famously wore a meat dress to the 2016 Met Gala.
Lady Gaga
What trip did benita and kenzie go on? Include what they did on the trip.
This invention by Gutenberg helped spread literacy and Renaissance ideas across Europe.
The Printing Press