Children's Literature
Hansel and Gretel
Founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994, this e-commerce giant started as an online bookstore before expanding to sell almost everything.
Amazon
This breakfast food's name comes from the French word for "crescent," due to its distinct, flaky, crescent-like shape.
Croissant
This animal is officially recognized as one of Canada's national symbols, famous for building dams
Beaver
The sun is this type of celestial
body
Star
In Alice in wonderland, they play this game at the Queen's castle.
Croquet
This company produces over a million of its beloved Twinkies snack cakes per day
Hostess
This common financial word comes from the Latin salarium, meaning the money given to Roman soldiers to buy their rations of salt.
Salary
Canada has this many provinces
10
The sun can harbor life. True or False
False
Due to high temperatures
and radiation, the sun cannot
support life as we know it.
This author wrote both Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little.
E.B. White
In business, a company that dominates an entire industry and faces no competition is known by this board game-sharing term.
Monopoly
This 9-letter word for an insect may have come about because people believed this bug ate uncovered dairy products
Butterfly
This is widely considered Canada's official national winter sport
Ice hockey
He is the Greek god of the sun.
Helios
This polite bear from "Darkest Peru" loves wearing a blue coat and eating marmalade sandwiches.
Paddington Bear
This California region is globally famous for being the high-tech hub of major tech companies like Apple, Google, and Meta.
Silicon Valley
Meaning a close friend or godparent in Old English, this word for idle chatter or rumor-spreading now refers to casual
Gossip
Known for polar bears that live there in the fall, what town on Hudson Bay in Manitoba is named after one of the UK's most famous Prime Ministers?
Churchill
Two of the sunniest cities
in the world are Yuma
and Phoenix, both located
in this U.S. state
Arizona
The sun shines up to
90 percent of the year
in these sunniest cities.
Which famous childrens' author said the following: “There's no limit to how much you'll know, depending how far beyond zebra you go.”
Dr. Seuss
This iconic red-and-white soda brand was invented by John Pemberton in 1886 and remains one of the world's most recognizable logos.
What is Coca-Cola?
Borrowed directly from German without changing the spelling, this compound word literally translates to "children's garden."
Kindergarten
In 1683, the Catholic priest and explorer Louis Hennepin published a book titled "A New Discovery" containing his descriptions of what landmark on the U.S.-Canada border?
Niagara Falls
The letters UV in
UV radiation stand for this
Ultra Violet