Horsing Around
Canada
Flowers
Condiments
The Government
100

This sport is played on horseback

Polo

100

This famous waterfall sits on the border between Canada and the United States

Niagara Falls

100

This spring flower grows from bulbs and is famous in the Netherland

Tulip

100

This creamy condiment made from eggs and oil is often used in sandwiches

Mayonnaise

100

This document begins with the words "We the People"

The Constitution

200

A baby horse is called this

Foal

200

Canada has this many provinces

10

200

This flower is commonly used in teas and is known for its calming properties

Chamomile 

200

This dressing made with pickles, herbs, and mayonnaise is often served with seafood

Tartar Sauce


200

This document lists the first ten amendments to the Constitution

The Bill of Rights

300

This famous racehorse won the Triple Crown in 1973

Secretariat

300

This is Canada's largest city by population

Toronto
300

This flower is often associated with Mother's Day

Carnation

300

This spicy condiment is commonly served with roast beef

Horseradish

300

This group includes the House of Representatives and the Senate

Congress

400

This is the state horse of Idaho

Appaloosa

400

This Canadian province is known for its French language and culture

Quebec

400

This flower is the national flower of England

Rose

400

This Japanese condiment made from green horseradish-like paste is often served with sushi

Wasabi

400

There are this many members on the Supreme Court

9

500

Horses are measured in this unit rather than feet or inches

Hands

500

This animal is the national animal of Canada

Beaver

500

This flower is the state flower of Texas

Blue Bonnet

500

This condiment is made by grinding sesame seeds into a paste

Tahini

500

These are the three branches of government

Executive, Legislative, and Judicial