The number of states i the USA.
50
The big orange fruit common at Halloween.
What is a pumpkin?
The national animal of Australia.
The (red) kangaroo.
Think - thought, buy - bought, walk
- walked.
You find these two colours in a deck of playing cards.
Red and black.
The four countries that make up the UK.
England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
An english playwright and poet famous for Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night's Dream ...
Who was William Shakespeare?
This is a baby cow.
A calf.
Words that describe nouns are ...
adjectives!
The first planet from the sun.
What is Mercury?
The capital of Canada.
What is Ottawa?
The main character in J.K Rowlings books.
Who is Harry Potter?
That is "marsvin" in english.
What is a guinnea pig?
One person, but two...
people!
Freshly baked, served with clotted cream and jam at afternoon tea.
What is scones?
The third largest city in South Africa.
What is Port Elizabeth?
A famous scottish musical instrument.
What is a bagpipe?
One mouse, two ...
mice.
On Friday, in January, ? Easter
at
The flag of Canada features this kind of leaf.
What is a maple?
The capital of Australia.
What is Canberra?
Four siblings go through a wardrobe and come to this magical world ruled by the White Witch.
What is Narnia?
Hedge is "häck", hedgehog is "igelkott", and a hog is
... svin
The letter you use in the beginning of names, cities, coutries ...
What is a capital letter?
He is Sherlock Holmes friend and sidekick.
Who is Doctor Watson?