Category: FOWL FACTS
This is the most common bird in the world.
Chicken
Category: FOWL FACTS
The feathers of this bird are so spectacular that NBC chose it as its symbol when colour TV was introduced.
Peacock
Category: FOWL FACTS
A flock of these migrating birds was the cause of the 2009 crash of a US Airways jet into the Hudson River -- the “miracle” crash in which everyone survived.
Canada Geese
Category: WHERE IN THE WORLD IS … ?
Stonehenge
England (Britain, Wiltshire, and Salisbury are also correct answers.)
Category: WHERE IN THE WORLD IS … ?
Machu Picchu
Peru
Category: ADVERTISING SONGS AND JINGLES
Name the company.
“Ba da ba ba ba. I’m lovin’ it.”
McDonald’s
Category: ADVERTISING SONGS AND JINGLES
Name the product:
“Give me a break, give me a break, break me off a piece of that …”
KitKat Bar
Category: BY THEIR INITIALS – CD
He’s the “Theory of Evolution” guy.
Charles Darwin
Category: BY THEIR INITIALS – CD
She’s a French-Canadian singer.
Céline Dion
Category: LITTLE…
This Broadway musical and subsequent movie featured a carnivorous plant named Audrey II and the song “Suddenly Seymour.”
Little Shop of Horrors
Category: MEDICAL PREFIXES
What part of the body does the prefix dermo- stand for?
Skin
Category: MEDICAL PREFIXES
What part of the body does the prefix pneumo- stand for?
Lung
Category: MEDICAL PREFIXES
What part of the body does the prefix rhino- stand for?
Nose
Category: MEDICAL PREFIXES
What part of the body does the prefix osteo- stand for?
Bone
Category: MEDICAL PREFIXES
What part of the body does the prefix nephro- stand for?
Kidney
Category: NOW YOU’RE COOKING!
Most recipes for this popular “comfort food” include beef, breadcrumbs and a ketchup glaze.
Meatloaf
Category: NOW YOU’RE COOKING!
Cooks use this cloth to clarify butter, or to make bundles of herbs and spices to drop into soups or stews.
Cheesecloth
Category: NOW YOU’RE COOKING!
This cooking term refers to the process of heating sugar in a pan until it melts and turns a honey-brown colour.
Caramelizing
Category: NOW YOU’RE COOKING!
Poutine, the popular Canadian dish that emerged from Quebec in the 1950s, consists of these three ingredients.
French fries, cheese curds, and gravy
Category: WHAT NUMBER IS ASSOCIATED WITH … ?
The first three digits of Pi.
3.14
Category: A LITTLE BIT OF SCIENCE
In your body, three million of these basic units of life die and are replaced every minute.
Cells
Category: A LITTLE BIT OF SCIENCE
Leukocytes are the cells in your blood that fights again infection. What is the more common name for leukocytes?
White blood cells
Category: A LITTLE BIT OF SCIENCE
Identical twins come from one fertilized egg. It takes two fertilized eggs to produce this kind of twins.
Fraternal
Category: A LITTLE BIT OF SCIENCE
The coccyx is the bottom end of this bony structure.
The spine (Backbone or vertebral column are also correct answers.)
Category: A LITTLE BIT OF SCIENCE
There are four main blood groups, which are identified by letters. Can you name all four blood types (ignoring any subtypes and positive and negative factors)?
A, B, AB, and O