ANIMAL KINGDOM
This black-and-white animal is the largest member of the bear family found in China.
Answer: What is a giant panda?
Known as the "King of Rock and Roll," this singer made "Jailhouse Rock" famous.
Answer: Who is Elvis Presley?
This animal appears on the Canadian five-cent coin.
Answer: What is a beaver?
This kitchen appliance uses electromagnetic radiation to heat food quickly.
Answer: What is a microwave oven?
This little girl from Kansas travels to the Emerald City with a scarecrow, tin man and cowardly lion.
Answer: Who is Dorothy Gale?
A group of these pink birds is appropriately called a "flamboyance."
Answer: What are flamingos?
This Canadian singer was known for hits including "Snowbird" and "You Needed Me."
Answer: Who is Anne Murray?
Canada's smallest province by land area is this island province.
Answer: What is Prince Edward Island?
Josephine Cochrane patented a commercially successful version of this kitchen appliance in 1886.
Answer: What is the dishwasher?
This fictional detective lives at 221B Baker Street in London.v
Answer: Who is Sherlock Holmes?
Unlike most mammals, this Australian animal lays eggs and has a duck-like bill.
Answer: What is a platypus?
This country music legend recorded "Ring of Fire" and was nicknamed the "Man in Black."
Answer: Who is Johnny Cash?
This Canadian city hosted the 1988 Winter Olympics.
Answer: What is Calgary?
The modern zipper was developed from an earlier invention called the "clasp locker" and was originally used primarily on these.
Answer: What are boots?
In Gone with the Wind, this determined Southern belle declares, "Tomorrow is another day."c
Answer: Who is Scarlett O'Hara?
This is the only continent where giraffes live naturally in the wild.
Answer: What is Africa?
This American singer recorded "Que Sera, Sera" for Alfred Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much.
Answer: Who is Doris Day?
This body of water separates Vancouver Island from mainland British Columbia.
What is the Strait of Georgia?
Walter Hunt invented the modern version of this fastening device in 1849, but sold his patent rights for only $400.
Answer: What is the safety pin?
This mischievous boy created by Mark Twain persuades his friends to whitewash a fence for him.v
Answer: Who is Tom Sawyer?
This marine mammal uses rocks as tools to crack open shellfish while floating on its back.
Answer: What is a sea otter?
This Italian-American crooner, born Dino Crocetti, sang "That's Amore."
Answer: Who is Dean Martin?
Canada officially adopted its current red-and-white maple leaf flag in this year.
Answer: What is 1965?
Chester Carlson developed the process called xerography, which eventually led to the widespread use of this office machine.
Answer: What is the photocopier?
This fictional Belgian detective, created by Agatha Christie, is known for his impressive moustache and his "little grey cells."
Answer: Who is Hercule Poirot?