Famous People
This billionaire founded Tesla
Elon Musk
Harry Potter goes to this magical school.
Hogwarts
A famous tower in London
Big Ben
In British English, “chips” are called this in American English.
Fries
This singer is famous for the song “Shape of You.”
Ed Sheeran
She became famous for playing Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter films.
Emma Watson
This blue alien is best friends with Lilo.
Stitch
The Statue of Liberty is in this city
In New York
“Aussie” is another word for a person from this country.
Australia
This singer is famous for the songs “Bad Guy” and “Birds of a Feather.”
Billie Eilish
This scientist is known for the laws of motion and gravity.
Isac Newton
This yellow cartoon family lives in Springfield.
Simpsons
This bridge in San Francisco is painted red-orange.
Golden Gate Bridge
If something is “awesome,” it means it is this.
Great/Amazing
This British band sang “We Will Rock You.”
Queen
This singer is known for the song “Rolling in the Deep” and is from the United Kingdom.
Adele
Sherlock Holmes is a famous detective from this country.
England/Uk
This famous white house in Washington D.C. is home to the U.S. president
The White House
If someone says “No worries” in Australia, they mean this.
Its okay/No problems
This singer wore a single glitter glove and sang “Thriller.”
Michael Jackson
This pop star is known for “Bad Romance”.
In Finding Nemo, Nemo is this type of fish.
What is the London Eye?
This giant ferris wheel in London
“Mate” is a casual word for this.
Friend
This American singer is known for albums like “1989” and songs like “Blank Space.”