Carnival Food
This sweet treat is made by spinning sugar into fluffy strands.
Cotton Candy
These performers entertain crowds with jokes, costumes, and tricks.
Clowns
This animal uses its trunk to pick up food and spray water.
An Elephant
This game involves tossing a ring onto a bottle.
Ring Toss
Where does the CNE take Place
Exhibition Place
These are pieces of corn that "explode" when heated.
Popcorn
A performer who keeps several objects in the air at once is called this.
Juggler
A group of these striped animals is called a "dazzle."
Zebras
This carnival game often involves throwing a dart at a balloon.
Balloon Pop
What does CNE stand for?
Canadian National Exhibition
This carnival food is a hot dog on a stick covered in batter and fried.
Corn Dog
These performers walk on ropes or wires high above the ground.
Tightrope Walkers
This animal can sleep up to 20 hours a day and is known for its loud roar.
Lion
This giant wheel gives riders a view from high above the carnival.
Ferris Wheel
What month does the EX take place in
August (and early September)
This fried dough dessert is often topped with powdered sugar.
Funnel Cake
This performer amazes audiences with card tricks and illusions.
Magician
This animal's tongue can be up to 20 inches long and is dark in color to help prevent sunburn.
Giraffe
This ride spins riders around while moving up and down.
Merry-Go-Round (Carousel)
What animals could you find at the CNE?
Livestock: cattle, dairy cattle, sheep, goats and other farm animals
This box of caramel popcorn with peanuts is also mentioned in a song famously sung at baseball games
Cracker Jacks
This circus performer is known for flying through the air and being caught by another performer.
Trapeze Artist
Camels can survive for long periods without water because they store fat in these.
Humps
This ride sends riders through twists, turns, and drops at high speed.
Roller Coaster
What dairy product is formed to make sculptures at the CNE for a contest?
Butter!