Around the globe
Scotland’s national animal is this mythical creature
Unicorn
“remote/hybrid work” discussions often centred on whether employees should return to this place more often
Office
A very long walk to return jewellery
Lord of the rings
This food item can be edible for thousands of years if stored properly
Honey
A perk you get from a job; also something you’d say is a “plus
Benefit
Ireland’s most famous saint is widely described as having been born in Roman Britain, not Ireland.
Saint Patrick
This duo are often seen Wicked-ly close. Maybe too close
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo
A theme park makes a big mistake with reptiles.
This country has more sheep than people
New Zealand
(around 23.6 million) than people (around 5.3 million)
This actor played Doctor Strange
Benedict Cumberbatch
On this country’s motorway network, more than half is described as having no general speed limit.
Germany
this technology kept dominating conversations about jobs, creativity, and misinformation.
AI
A ship sinks and people argue about a door
Titanic
Octopuses have this many hearts
The London landmark whose name is technically the bell, not the tower
Big Ben
This country is routinely cited as having 1,900+ bird species, among the highest totals on Earth.
Colombia
This unfortunate couple went viral after being spotted on the big screen at this bands concert
Coldplay
This cowboy struggled being replaced by a shiny new coworker
Toy Story
This animal’s “fingerprints” are so similar to humans’ that they can confuse forensic investigation
Koala
Scotland’s highest mountain, near Fort William in the Highlands
Ben nevis
This university opened, before the end of the Aztec empire
Oxford
Oxford teaching begins : 1096
Aztec Empire ends: 13 August 1521
This phrase will hijack your brain after one ad:
"Nothing beats a..."
Jet2 holiday
A dad spends three movies breathing loudly and being dramatic
Star Wars
This is the word for the fear of long words
hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia
a single-portion take-out or home-packed meal of Japanese origin, often for lunch, typically including rice and packaged in a box with a lid
Bento box