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A purple dinosaur with a green belly, best known for inspiring children's imagination and singing silly songs.
Who is Barney the Dinosaur?
Study of insects.
What is entomology?
Canada's national animal.
What is a beaver?
A shaker toy for babies and infants.
What is a rattle?
What is Maple syrup?
The meal which breaks a fast at the beginning of the day.
What is breakfast?
The cloud-type that carries rain and the potential for lightning.
What is a Cumulonimbus?
Canada's largest province/territory in terms of landmass.
What is Nunavut?
The block-builder, open world game of survival and creativity.
What is Minecraft?
Francophone street food involving french fries and cheese curds.
What is poutine?
A self-portrait of the 21st technology-focused century, usually taken with smartphones.
What is a selfie?
Longest day of the year within the Northern Hemisphere.
What is the summer solstice?
The year the Winter Olympics were held in Vancouver, British Columbia.
What is 2010?
The toy company that produces the most tires of any company in the world.
What is Lego?
A seasonal confection meant to represent a shepherd's crook.
What is a candy cane?
An illegal crossing of a street.
What is jaywalking?
The two planets in our solar system with rings.
What are Saturn and Neptune?
A Canadian board game released in 1981, focused on having players answer trivia questions in multiple categories.
What is Trivial Pursuit?
The Japanese-American fantasy collectible card game which has been in production since 1996.
What is Pokemon?
A dairy product made by aging milk bacteria.
What is yogurt?
The largest company in the world in terms revenue.
What is Walmart?
The liquid, solid, or gas, Hydrogen Dioxide.
What is water (H2O)?
The life-saving medical discovery which was primarily researched at the University of Toronto and first tested on a human in 1922.
What is insulin?
An American board game, created during the Great Depression to illustrate the destruction of capitalism.
What is Monopoly?
A dietary lifestyle that excludes animal products, safe for dairy and fish.
What is a pescatarian?