Places
This US city is known as the "Big Apple"
New York
This marsupial uses its strong tail for balance and carries its baby in a pouch
Kangaroo
This red racecar is the main character in the Cars movie series.
Lightning McQueen
This candy bar is known for its slogan “Have a break.”
Kit-Kat
The name of the schools designed to assimilate Indigenous children into European-Canadian culture.
Residential Schools
This famous Paris landmark
Eiffel Tower
This animal is the tallest land animal on Earth
Giraffe
This anime character wears orange and dreams of becoming Hokage.
Naruto
This candy says you can “taste the rainbow.”
Skittles
Canadian soldiers famously captured this ridge in France. during World War I
Vimy Ridge
This massive canyon is located in the US state of Arizona
The Grand Canyon
This African animal resembles a dog, but is actually more closely related to felines.
Hyena
This sci-fi animated series follows a mad scientist and his grandson on chaotic multiverse adventures.
Rick and Morty
This brand's orange-dusted, spiral-shaped snack is a popular cheesy treat.
Cheetos
The 1990 armed conflict between the Mohawk and Canadian military over a proposed golf course expansion.
Oka Crisis
This country is home to the cities of Mecca and Medina.
Saudi Arabia
This nocturnal bird is known for its ability to rotate its head and symbolizes wisdom.
Owl
This carrot-loving rabbit is famous for saying, “What’s up, doc?”
Bugs Bunny
This popsicle-like treat is sold in long plastic tubes and often cut with scissors.
Freezie
This Canadian city was devastated by a massive explosion in 1917 when two ships collided in its harbour
Halifax
This is the only continent that is also a country
Australia
This large reptile is often confused with an alligator, but has a longer, pointed snout.
Crocodile
This cartoon dad works at a nuclear power plant and loves donuts.
Homer Simpson
Daily Double
This extremely sour candy comes in a round shape and colorful wrapper—you might dare a friend to eat it.
This 1869–70 conflict arose when the Métis, led by Louis Riel, resisted Canada’s takeover of Rupert’s Land.
Red River Rebellion