Big Apple Basics
This city is the most populous in the United States.
New York City
He rapped “Empire State of Mind” with Alicia Keys.
Jay-Z
This musical tells the story of Alexander Hamilton.
Hamilton
This is the largest borough of New York City by land area.
Queens
A “schmear” goes on this round breakfast item.
A bagel
Name all five boroughs of NYC.
Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island
This 2000s pop star, originally from The Bronx, became famous with hits like “If You Had My Love” and “Jenny from the Block.”
Jennifer Lopez
Peter Parker grew up in this NYC borough.
Queens
These international airports, some of the busiest in the U.S., are located in Queens.
JFK and Laguardia
NYC’s iconic yellow vehicles.
Taxis
This building, rebuilt after 9/11, is the tallest in NYC.
One World Trade Center
This rapper represented Brooklyn and was known as Biggie.
The Notorious B.I.G.
In this movie series, talking animals escape the Central Park Zoo.
Madagascar
Queens shares its western border with this New York City borough.
Brooklyn
Mr. Frostee trucks sell this treat
Shaved ice or ice cream
This iconic Manhattan park is larger than the country of Monaco.
Central Park
This NYC-born pop star sang “Vogue."
Madonna
This show followed Monica, Chandler, and friends.
Friends
This vibrant neighborhood is known for its Asian cuisine, especially dumplings and dim sum.
Flushing
This rich dessert is a NYC staple, especially from Junior’s.
New York cheesecake
The Statue of Liberty is located on this island.
Liberty Island
This famous singer sang the song "New York, New York."
Frank Sinatra
This famous TV show featured a group of teenagers attending a fictional high school in the Upper East Side of NYC.
Gossip Girl
This subway line runs from Manhattan through Queens to Jamaica Center.
E train
This NYC street hosts Fashion Week shows.
7th or Fashion Avenue