Animals
This big cat is known as the "King of the Jungle."
What is a lion?
This mischievous monkey lives with the Man in the Yellow Hat.
Who is Curious George?
This giant green lady holds a torch in New York Harbor to welcome visitors.
What is the Statue of Liberty?
This crunchy orange vegetable is famous for being a rabbit's favorite snack.
What is a carrot?
This is the closest star to Earth, providing us with light and warmth.
What is the sun?
This bouncy animal from Australia carries its baby in a pouch.
What is a kangaroo?
This family of bears lives in Bear Country.
What are the Berenstein Bears?
This country is famous for its ancient stone pyramids and pharaohs.
What is Egypt?
This large, round vegetable is orange, belongs to the squash family, and is often carved into jack-o'-lanterns.
What is a pumpkin?
This is the hard, bony structure that protects your brain inside your head.
This slow-moving mammal spends most of its life hanging upside down in trees.
What is a sloth?
He is a young wizard with a lightning-bolt scar on his forehead.
Who is Harry Potter?
The Eiffel Tower is found in this iconic city.
What is Paris?
This citrus fruit shares its name with the exact color it is.
What is an orange?
This is the largest planet in our solar system.
What is Jupiter?
This Australian bird doesn't tweet, but laughs.
What is a kookaburra?
He is a wooden puppet whose nose grows longer every time he tells a lie.
Who is Pinocchio?
This country is famous for its Great Wall.
What is China?
This orange food can be found on a sandwich, melted in a quesadilla, or sprinkled on top of a taco.
This is the force that prevents us from floating away into space.
This giant ocean creature is the largest animal ever known to live on Earth.
What is a blue whale?
This boy opened a chocolate bar to discover a golden ticket.
Who is Charlie Bucket?
This famous clock tower is located next to the houses of Parliament in London.
What is Big Ben?
This crunchy snack leaves bright orange dust all over your fingers.
What are Cheetos?
These are the microscopic organisms that cause sicknesses like the flu or a cold.
What are germs?