Very Berry
This small, red fruit is often paired with shortcake and topped with whipped cream.
What is a strawberry?
This fruit-flavored dessert wiggles on the plate and often comes in a cup with a foil lid.
What is Jell-O?
This classic building toy comes in colorful interlocking plastic bricks and can be used to create almost anything.
What is LEGO?
This is the oldest public park in New York City, established in 1683 on Manhattan’s southern tip.
What is Bowling Green?
This animated boy from Neverland never grows up and flies with the help of Tinker Bell.
Who is Peter Pan?
This tiny dark berry, common in muffins, is one of the only naturally blue foods.
What is the blueberry?
She was the lead actress in the romantic comedy “27 Dresses” and also starred in “Alias.”
Who is Jennifer Garner?
These small, colorful dolls became popular in the 1980s and have collectible, glittery shoes or accessories.
What are Cabbage Patch Kids?
Completed in 1931, this art-deco skyscraper was once the tallest building in the world.
What is the Empire State Building?
This little red-haired girl lives with her dog, Snoopy, in a famous comic strip.
Who is Lucy?
Though named after a bird, this berry is actually a type of woody vine fruit native to China.
What is the kiwi?
(Fun fact: It’s botanically a berry!)
This pirate flag often features a skull and crossbones on a black background.
What is the Jolly Roger?
This toy car track lets miniature cars zoom around loops, jumps, and straightaways—popular for generations of kids.
What is Hot Wheels?
This island, part of New York City, served as the primary immigration station for millions entering the U.S. in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
What is Ellis Island?
This adventurous little girl falls down a rabbit hole and visits a fantastical world.
Who is Alice?
Despite its name, this “berry” is actually a cluster of tiny drupes and part of the rose family.
What is a raspberry?
This U.S. state capital begins with “J” and is known for its musical heritage.
What is Jackson? (Mississippi)
This beloved stuffed bear shares his name with a friend of Christopher Robin.
What is Winnie the Pooh?
This New York City borough is known as “The Borough of Churches” and has the largest number of houses of worship per capita in the U.S.
What is Manhattan?
This baby from a popular animated movie wears a suit and carries a briefcase, showing he’s more than just a baby.
Who is the Boss Baby?
Botanically speaking, this yellow fruit is considered a berry, even though most people wouldn’t guess it.
What is a banana?
This term refers to a philosophical movement in India emphasizing non-violence and truth.
What is Jainism?
Invented in the 1940s, this toy consists of a metal coil that “walks” down stairs when released.
What is a Slinky?
This historic NYC street was home to early jazz clubs and speakeasies during Prohibition.
What is 52nd Street?
This young Belgian reporter travels the world with his dog Milou, solving mysteries and uncovering treasures.
Who is Tintin?