Canadian Slang
The term used for a one-dollar coin
What is a "Loonie"
The first President of the United States
Who is George Washington
The animal known for being the slowest in the world
What is a sloth
The singer of the hit song "All I want for Christmas is you"
Who is Mariah Carey
This fruit is known for its association with teachers and doctors
What is an apple
The term used for a winter hat
What is a "toque"
The first person to set foot on the moon in 1969
Who is Neil Armstrong
The bird know for delivering babies in cartoons
What is a stork
The R&B group Beyoncé was a member of before embarking on her solo career
Who is Destiny's Child
This term refers to uncooked fish served in Japanese cuisine
What is sashimi
The nickname for the city of Toronto, made popular by world famous rapper Drake
What is "The Six"
The first product ever sold by Amazon
What is a book
The bird often associated with delivering messages in wartime
What is a pigeon
The name of Elvis Presley's famous Memphis home
What is Graceland
This Italian dessert is made with layers of coffee-soaked ladyfingers and mascarpone cheese
What is tiramisu
The term Canadians often use when ordering a coffee with two milks/creams and two sugars
What is a "double-double"
The first author to earn $1 billion
Who is J.K. Rowling
The largest living species of lizard
What is the Komodo dragon
The lead singer of 90s punk rock band Nirvana
Who was Kurt Cobain
These edible fungi are prized in fine dining, with varieties like black winter and white Alba
What are truffles
The term Canadians often use to describe a case of beer containing 24 bottles or cans
What is a "Two-four"
The first video ever uploaded to YouTube
What is "Me at the Zoo"
The number of hearts an octopus has
What is three
The name famous pop singer Stefani Germanotta is better know by
Who is Lady Gaga
The world's most expensive spice
What is saffron