Namesakes
Keith Richards is a founding member of this band.
The Rolling Stones.
The drink you would get if you asked for a cuppa.
Tea
This green spreadable fruit is commonly found in sushi or in Mexican food is actually a berry.
Avocado
The most decorated gymnast ever.
Simone Biles
The Queen of Christmas
Mariah Carey
She is Miley Cyrus' godmother.
Dolly Parton
Across the pond, it is known as an aubergine.
Eggplant
This vegetable, technically a fruit, is often sold in four different colors.
Bell pepper
Franz Reichelt unfortunately died testing his parachute while jumping from the 1st floor of this French building.
The Eiffel Tower
The King of Pop
Michael Jackson
Kai Havertz scored 20 goals in 55 games for this country.
Germany
What you would be doing if you were hoovering.
Vacuuming
This fruit resembling a banana is typically cooked as a vegetable in savory dishes.
Plantain
In 2009, Captain Sully successfully and miraculously landed an Airbus A320 in this East American river.
The Hudson River
The King of Rock n' Roll
Elvis Presley
Uma Thurman played Mia Wallace in this Quentin Tarantino movie.
Pulp Fiction
The Brits call them wellies, and they can be quite useful here too!
Rubber boots
Kumquats, yuzu, bergamots, Buddha's hands, and pomelos are all members of this large family.
Citrus fruits
Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first people to land on the Moon, however this third crew member had to stay up in orbit.
Michael Collins
The Queen of Pop
Madonna
The century in which Joan of Arc fought the English during the Hundred Years War.
15th Century
A lollipop person would usually be seen around English schools holding this object.
A stop sign.
The carambola is a green or yellow fruit with 5 distinctive ridges running down its side, also known by this much more common name.
Star fruit
The Island of Saba, which is home to the shortest commercial airport runway, is located in this region of the world.
The Caribbean
The Queen of Soul
Aretha Franklin