This familiar dog signal can mean joy, especially when the dog’s body is relaxed and its hips wiggle along with it. It is one of the clearest signs that a dog may be happy to see you.
What is a wagging tail? 
Released in 1977, this George Lucas space adventure opened with the words “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.” It introduced audiences to lightsabers, the Force, Darth Vader, and a new kind of movie blockbuster.
What is Star Wars? 
This outdoor item is designed to keep your body warm while you sleep under the stars. It is not a blanket exactly, because you climb inside it.
What is a sleeping bag?
This fruit is usually associated with lunchboxes, pies, and the saying about keeping the doctor away. In Snow White, however, it becomes one of the most famous poisoned foods in fairy-tale history.
What is an apple? 
This basic training command is often one of the first taught to puppies because it is simple and useful. It helps a dog stop moving, focus, and wait for the next instruction.
What is "sit"? 
This 1975 thriller about a giant man-eating shark became the first film to gross over $100 million at the box office. Its simple two-note theme became one of the most recognizable pieces of suspense music in film history.
What is Jaws? 
This classic campfire treat combines a toasted marshmallow, chocolate, and graham crackers. Its name sounds like what you might ask for after eating the first one.
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This colourful fungus may look like something from a fairy tale, but many wild varieties can be poisonous if eaten. Experts warn never to snack on one found outdoors unless it has been properly identified.
What is a mushroom? 
Dogs have a special connection to this sense that allows them to pick up on certain human emotions, including sadness or happiness.
What is their sense of smell? 
This 1972 crime drama follows the Corleone family and stars Marlon Brando as patriarch Vito Corleone. Its famous line about making someone “an offer he can’t refuse” became part of movie history.
What is The Godfather? 
This clever mammal often appears around campsites because it is excellent at opening coolers, bins and anything that smells like food. Its pawprints can look surprisingly hand-like, which suits its sneaky reputation.
What is a raccoon? 
The Romans used this heavy metal in pipes, cookware, cosmetics, and other everyday items. Unfortunately, it was also toxic, making it a very poor choice for anything connected to food or water.
What is lead? 
A dog lying belly-up may be asking for a rub, but it can also be communicating peacefully “I am not a threat.” In many cases, the posture points to this behaviour.
What is submission? 
This 1973 horror film shocked audiences with the story of a young girl believed to be possessed by a demon. Directed by William Friedkin, it became one of the most famous supernatural horror films ever made.
What is The Exorcist?

If you are lost without a compass, the sunrise can give you a helpful clue. Because the sun rises in this direction, it can help you orient yourself in the morning.
What is east? 
This plant is the national flower of Italy and may look elegant in a vase, but cat owners are warned to keep it far away from their pets. Its pollen, petals, leaves, and even vase water can be lead to life-threatening kidney damage.
What is a lily? 
This energetic herding breed is often ranked among the most intelligent dogs because of its ability to learn commands quickly. Farmers have long valued it for controlling sheep with focus, speed, and problem-solving skill.
What is a border collie? 
Instead of treating medieval legend with dignity, this 1975 comedy happily mocks castles, knights, quests, and heroic speeches. Its search for a sacred cup becomes one ridiculous sketch after another.
What is Monty Python and the Holy Grail?

A fire cannot burn unless three things are present at the same time. This “fire triangle” includes something hot enough to ignite, something to burn, and something from the air.
What is heat, fuel, and oxygen? 
Japanese Chefs need two to three years of rigorous training to learn how to safely prepare this potentially fatal delicacy from the deep.
What is fugu? (Pufferfish) 