CLOTHES
This accessory is worn around the neck and is often made of silk or cotton
TIE
This instrument has 88 keys and is used in a wide range of music genres
PIANO
This person is responsible for writing and editing books, articles, and other written content
AUTHOR
This small, nocturnal animal is known for its large eyes and ability to rotate its head almost 360 degrees
OWL
This country is the largest by land area and spans across Europe and Asia
RUSSIA
These are often worn indoors to keep your feet warm and are made of soft materials
SLIPPERS
This British singer, known for her powerful vocals has won multiple Grammy Awards and has a song named as the opposite of “goodbye”
ADELE
This professional advises individuals on legal matters and represents them in court
This animal is the fastest land mammal, capable of reaching speeds up to 70 miles per hour
CHEETAH
This city, known for its iconic opera house and harbour bridge, is located on the east coast of Australia
SYDNEY
This traditional Japanese garment is often made of silk and worn on special occasions
KIMONO
This term describes a piece of music composed for two performers
DUET
This person performs medical procedures and operations to treat injuries, diseases and deformities
SURGEON
This marine mammal is known for its intelligence and playful behaviour, and is often found in social groups called pods
DOLPHIN
This is the highest mountain peak in the world
MOUNT EVEREST
This fabric is known for its softness and is commonly used in T-shirts and underwear
COTTON
This genre of music originated in the African-Americfan communities of New Orleans in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
JAZZ
This healthcare professional specialises in diagnosing and treating mental health disorders
PSYCHIATRIST
This bird is known for its impressive tail feathers and elaborate courtship display
PEACOCK
This desert is located in southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico
SONORAN DESERT
This traditional Scottish garment is worn around the waist and has a plaid pattern
This instrument has 47 strings and pedals to change the pitch of the strings
HARP
This person specialises in the study of the Earth’s physical structure and processes, often working with rocks and minerals
GEOLOGIST
This animal is known for its ability to sleep while standing and has a long, curved horn on its nose.
RHINOCEROS
Which country has land in all the continents in the world?
FRANCE