Disney Princesses
Ice Princess in Frozen
Who is Elsa?
This singer of "Shake it Off" was fast to success, just like her name.
Who is Taylor Swift?
This small lizard is popular in the rainforest, and in a leading insurance company's mascot.
What is the gecko?
He was the chairman of Pixar and co-founder of Apple.
Who is Steve Jobs?
This fruit with the seeds on the outside was first grown in Brittany France during the late 18th century.
What are strawberries?
One of the best dressed princesses, minus one slipper
Who is Cinderella?
His success with "Baby" was good enough, but after that was "Sorry."
Who is Justin Bieber?
11 million of these "talking birds" are kept as pets, but that doesn't make it a good idea.
What are parrots?
It can wirelessly connects computers across the world
What is the internet (or world wide web)?
What is ice cream?
Who is Snow White?
Who is Katy Perry?
In the Amazon, these fish have a reputation for their sharp teeth and very powerful jaws.
What are piranha?
What is the wheel?
What is tres leches?
This Little Mermaid was big at the box office and in the department stores.
Who is Ariel?
This instrument has four strings, and is kept close at heart (and close to the chin).
What is the violin?
The longest river in South America
What is the Amazon?
The Wright brothers would likely be impressed by current use of these inventions of theirs.
What are airplanes?
This sticky sweet treat is made by stretching or pulling a mass of boiled sugar with butter or oil until it becomes aerated, making it light, fluffy and chewy.
What is taffy?
In New Orleans she is more than just a frog.
Who is Tiana?
This song by Elton John never sits down. It was sang by Taron Egertoon in the kids movie, Sing.
What is "I'm still standing"?
This country in South America is almost as large as the United States, and has dense rainforests.
What is Brazil?
You'd need this to travel to the future to see if one will ever be invented.
What is a time machine?
This sugar substitute is made from a plant native to Brazil, and is 30 to 150 times the sweetness of sugar, but without calories.
What is Stevia?