Fruit
This small, round fruit is typically red, green, or yellow and can be eaten fresh or made into pie.
Apple
This natural disaster happens when the ground shakes and can cause buildings to collapse.
Earthquake
This Toronto-based basketball team plays in the NBA and is known for its dinosaur mascot.
The Toronto Raptors
These two organs helps you breathe and is located in your chest.
The Lungs
This staff member is a newly appointed Councilor for the town of Fox Harbour
Ms. Quilty
This tropical fruit has a spiky green exterior and sweet, juicy, yellow flesh inside.
Pineapple
This natural disaster involves strong winds, often over 74 miles per hour, and can cause damage to buildings and trees.
Hurricane
The Toronto FC won the MLS in 2017 playing this sport.
Soccer
These parts of the body allow you to taste food and are located on your tongue.
The Tastebuds
Name one of the two World Ball Hockey Championships from Placentia (their billboards are on the side of the Unity Park Arena)
Michael Gambin or Brooke Lannon
This fruit is large, round, and has a green rind, but the inside is juicy and red with black seeds.
Watermelon
This severe weather phenomenon can form into a funnel-shaped cloud, with the ability to destroy buildings and trees.
Tornado
This team is based in Vancouver and is known for its blue and green colors in the National Hockey League.
Vancouver Canucks
This organ helps you break down food into nutrients and is located below your diaphragm.
The Stomach
This Newfoundland hockey player, who was drafted by the New Jersey Devils in 2020, made his NHL debut in the 2021-2022 season and is known for his speed and skill as a forward.
Dawson Mercer
This fruit has a tough green skin and you can make guacamole with it.
Avocado
This natural disaster happens when heavy snow or ice builds up on a mountain slope and suddenly slides down.
Avalanche
This Canadian curling team, skipped by a Newfoundlander, won the gold medal at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy.
Team Gushue
These two organs in your body help you filter waste from your blood and create urine.
The Kidneys
This basketball player from the Cape Shore played for the University of Hawaii, CB Gran Canaria and the St. John's Edge before starting his own Basketball School.
Carl English
This small, round fruit can be purple, red, or yellow, and has a pit in the center. It’s often eaten fresh or used to make jams and jellies.
Plum
This is a giant wave caused by an underwater earthquake or volcano, and it can flood coastal areas.
Tsunami
This team, based in Calgary, plays in the Canadian Football League and is known for their red and white colors.
Calgary Stampeders
This body part of which there are two, helps you maintain balance, and allow you to stand up straight. PS It is not your legs
The Ears
This Newfoundland folk rock band, is known for hits like "Ordinary Day" and "When I’m Up (I Can’t Get Down)". It's lead singer was Alan Doyle
Great Big Sea