This symbol present in red inside the Canadian flag is a very common sight across the country.
Maple leaf
A humorous rabbit
This Brazilian religious monument looks as if it's giving the whole city a hug
Christ the redeemer
Gaslighting is one of the ways a relationship can become "poisonous" in this way
Toxic
The Great Sphinx of this 4-letter Egyptian city stands near the Great Pyramid
Giza
This traditional Canadian dish consists of french fries topped with cheese curds and beef gravy, or sometimes caramelized onions and mushrooms.
Poutine
A false cobra
A fake snake
This arch's name sounds like victory, thanks to Charles de Gaulle
Arc de Triomphe (Paris)
It's the smallest element of any image on your computer monitor / phone screen
Pixel
This French expression, used to accept a non-ideal situation, means "That's life".
"C'est la vie"
Toronto and Vancouver are the most well-known cities in Canada, but the capital is actually this smaller (and comparatively boring) city.
Ottawa
A fat-free monarch
A lean queen
8 total eyes and 4 noses can be found in this American presidential monument
Mount Rushmore
This musical instrument is often the picture shown in alphabet guides for kids
xylophone
Running side by side in the neck are the internal jugular vein & this artery
Carotid
Canada recognizes more than 600 groups of indigenous people known by this term
First Nations people
A gecko who is also a magician
A wizard lizard
Some of the people lying inside this place include Charles Dawin, Isaac Newton, and Queen Elizabeth I.
Westminster Abbey
A spiral form; It's the shape of DNA
Helix
In this, his most famous novella, Truman Capote said Holly Golightly was not a call girl, but an "American geisha"
Breakfast at TIffany's
Name 3 of the Canadian provinces.
A merciless academy
A cruel school
Designed by Jørn Utzon, this iconic multi-venue performing arts center on Bennelong Point features a roof resembling billowing white sails.
Sydney Opera House
It transports water & minerals from the roots of a plant up to the leaves
Xylem
This Australian bird is sometimes called the "bushman's clock", since it's heard early in the morning & at sunset
Kookaburra