Sometimes called a yam in the Western world, it’s really one of these.
What is sweet potato?
The root vegetables look similar, but you have probably never tasted a yam. Ninety-five percent of yams are grown in West Africa, and they can grow to 45 inches in length.
These two words are exchanged at the altar during a wedding ceremony.
What is “I do”?
While many couple write their own vows, they still say their “I do’s.”
A burglar, robber, extortionist, etc.
What is crook?
Crook is not a legal term; rather, it is a generic name we give to perpetrators who commit a crime.
This day in November honors soldiers who died in wars and is observed on November 11.
What is Remembrance Day? Canadians wear poppies to remember those who served and sacrificed in the military.
This is the most popular language spoken in Quebec.
What is French?
A simple, yet decadent, dessert is this whole fruit dipped in chocolate.
What is a strawberry?
The concept of dipping strawberries is a fairly recent introduction, originating in the 1960s at the gourmet food store Stop & Shop in Chicago, Illinois.
Said before taking a photo, these two words ask everyone to get ready and pose.
What is “say cheese”?
A person who writes stories, books, or articles for a living.
What is writter? A writer is someone who creates written works, and “writer” includes a double T in its extended form “written.”
In November, these trees lose their colorful leaves before winter.
What are maple trees? Maple trees are famous in Canada, especially for their bright red and orange autumn leaves.
This city is the capital of Canada and home to Parliament Hill.
What is Ottawa? Ottawa is the political center of Canada, with government buildings and historic sites.
This shellfish is often served raw on the half shell with lemon; it’s a French Quarter favorite.
What are oysters?
Said when you want someone to calm down or not worry.
What is “take it easy”? A friendly reminder to relax.
This small piece of paper sticks to envelopes and lets you mail a letter.
What is a stamp? But for double letters: What is sticker? A sticker has double K’s and is something you place on an item—like a stamp placed on mail.
November is a good month to collect the sweet sap from these trees before winter.
What are maple trees? Maple trees provide sap that is boiled into maple syrup, a famous Canadian treat.
This city is in Ontario and is the largest city in Canada.
What is Toronto?
Known for its rich flavor and mood-enhancing qualities, this sweet treat contains phenylethylamine, the “love molecule.” (examples: Hershey kisses, M&Ms, Reeses cups, mars bar, etc)
What is chocolate?
That would explain why it is so popular as a Valentine’s gift. It must be real chocolate to contain the “love chemical.”
When you want someone to stay optimistic, you say this phrase to remind them things will improve.
What is “keep your chin up”? A gentle way to encourage someone who’s feeling down.
A tiny insect you don’t want in your kitchen.
What is roach?
Many birds fly south for the winter in November; these birds are easy to spot in Canada.
What are geese or Canadian geese? Canadian geese migrate south to find warmer weather in late fall.
This animal is Canada’s national symbol and can build dams in rivers.
What is a beaver?
Often used as a replacement for rice, this “ancient grain” from the Andes is actually a seed rather than a true cereal.
What is quinoa?
Though commonly treated like a grain, quinoa is a nutrient-rich pseudocereal whose edible part is a seed, naturally gluten-free and found in white, red, and black varieties.
Men wear this color and type of jacket at white-tie affairs.
What is black (evening) tailcoat? The dress code for a white-tie event is strict.
For example, the shirt must be wing-collared, and a white vest coat is required.
A person who flies an airplane or helicopter.
What is a pilot? Pilots are trained to operate aircraft and safely transport passengers or cargo.
In November, many Canadian lakes begin to freeze, making them popular spots for this winter activity.
What is ice fishing? Ice fishing is a traditional Canadian pastime when lakes freeze over.
This large waterfall is shared by Canada and the United States and is famous for its power and beauty.
What is Niagara Falls? Niagara Falls is a world-famous waterfall on the border of Ontario and New York.