NYC Landmarks
This green statue was a gift from France
Statue of Liberty
A famous type of baked good, often eaten for breakfast, that originated from Jewish immigrants in NYC.
A bagel
A common way to travel underground in NYC, known for its extensive network of lines.
Subway
NYC is referred to as "the city that never ____"
sleeps
This is the most common New Year's resolution.
Exercising / getting healthier
This park in Manhattan is famous for its large green spaces, zoo, and ice skating rink in winter.
Central Park
A popular NYC dessert, often made with cream cheese, sugar, and a graham cracker crust.
Cheesecake
Yellow vehicles that people often hail to get around the city.
Taxis
How many boroughs are there in NYC?
5
What drink is commonly had on New Years Eve?
Champagne
The intersection known for its bright lights and Broadway theaters.
Times Square
What food are you buying if you get a "$1 Slice"
Piece of pizza
What is the name of a train station in NYC?
Grand Central Terminal / Penn Station
Name a NYC neighborhood
(various)
Soho, West Village, East Village, Fidi, Upper East Side, Midtown, Little Italy, etc.
Where does the ball drop happen in the USA at midnight?
NYC Times Square
This building was the tallest in the world when it was completed in 1931.
Empire State Building
What other US city has a rivalry with NYC over pizza?
Chicago (deep-dish pizza)
What do you call a boat that you can use to commute around/out of the city?
Ferry
Name a nickname for NYC
Big Apple, concrete jungle
Finish the saying: "Out with ______, in with _______"
Out with the old, in with the new
A famous suspension bridge connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn Bridge
Name a food you can buy from a cart or food-truck in NYC
Pretzel, hot dogs, halal trucks, ice cream
What is the quickest way to travel in NYC?
bike!
What borough is Spiderman from?
Queens
(Miles Morales is from Brooklyn)
What country celebrates New Year's first every year?
New Zealand