Cookies
In 2002, to celebrate the centennial of Animal Crackers, Nabisco released a special cracker of THIS Australian marsupial
The koala
For the longest time this board game, which requires taking over countries and ruling over them, was banned in Germany
Risk
They are the only flying mammals
Bats
It is the only fruit/berry with seeds on the outside
Strawberries
Officially, these Venetian boats must be black
Gondolas
Unagi pies are Japanese cookies made with the bones of THIS animal
The eel
Some pieces of THIS game are purposefully a couple of millimeters smaller than the rest, so that they could be easily taken out of the tower
Jenga
A single one of THESE animals, can carry 50 times their own body weight
Ants
The farther south an orange grows, the more of THIS color it becomes
Green
Sections of Venice reserved for Jewish people were known as THIS, now referring to any slum area occupied by minorities
Ghettos
The word cookie comes from the word “Koek”, which was introduced by Europeans from THIS country, whose residents often immigrated to America in the 18th century
Netherlands
All the properties in Monopoly are named after actual streets in this New Jersey casino city
Atlantic City
The Turritopsis Dohrnii is a species of THIS sea creature, which can transform its cells to stay, essentially, immortal
Jellyfish
It’s interesting to note that the favorite fruit of monkeys is not the banana, but instead THE
Mango
In 1295, he returned to Venice after spending 25 years in China
Marco Polo
This was, statistically, the most popular cookie in America in the 20th century
Oreos
The German version of this game is called “Mensch Ärgere Dich Nicht”, which roughly translated to “Mister, Do Not Worry”
Sorry
The Ugly Animal Preservation Society, dedicated to protecting ugly endangered animals, has this sea creature as their mascot
The blobfish
The Jews believe that these fruits have 613 seeds, one for each commandment of the Torah.
Pomegranates
The name of this South American country translates to “Little Venice”
Venezuela
Chocolate Chip Cookies were first invented in THIS Massachusetts restaurant, named the same as a famous cookie brand
Toll House
In the Middle Ages, Turkish chess players, not wanting the King piece to have multiple wives, called the Queen piece a “ferz”, which translates to THIS job
Vizier/Advisor
These animals are members of the Ursid classification family
Bears
Pineapples
THIS stone bridge is the oldest and arguably the most famous bridge in Venice,
Rialto Bridge