Family
Objects
Capital Cities
Vegetables
Plurals
100

This person is the mother of your mother.

Who is a grandmother?

100

This object has pages, chapters, and an index.

What is a book?

100

Madrid

What is Spain?

100

This vegetable is originally known for being purple rather than orange.

What are carrots?

100

House

What are houses?

200

This person is the father of your husband.

Who is a father in-law?

200

This object has a lens, a flash, and a shutter.

What is a camera?

200

Ottawa

What is Canada?

200

This tree-shaped vegetable actually contains more protein than steak.

What is broccoli?

200

Mouse

What are mice?

300

This person is the daughter of your brother.

Who is a niece?

300

This object has a saddle, pedal, and chain.

What is a bicycle?

300

Bangkok

What is Thailand?

300

This vegetable is actually negative-calorie, meaning you spend more energy to eat it than energy gained from it.

What is celery?

300

Sheep

What are sheep?

400

This person is the man you are divorced from.

Who is an ex-husband?

400

This object has arms, legs, and a back.

What is a chair?

400

Ankara

What is Turkey?

400

This vegetable is grouped into smaller categories by using something called a Scoville Heat Unit.

What are peppers?

400

Wife

What are wives?

500

This person is the sister to your grandmother.

Who is a great aunt?

500

This object has a tongue, sole, and eyelets.

What is a shoe?

500

Santiago

What is Chile?

500

This vegetable is actually made up of 95% water.

What are cucumbers?

500

Goose

What are geese?

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