Who am I- Canadian celebrities
I was born in Edmonton, Alberta in 1961, and moved to the US to pursue acting.
known for starring as Marty McFly in the Back to the Future trilogy and as Alex P. Keaton in the TV sitcom Family
diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's disease in 1991 at just 29
Michael J Fox
Cases used to carry belongings when traveling
Baggage/Luggage
This large organ is the only one in the human body that can completely regenerate itself from a tiny fraction of healthy remaining tissue.
The Liver
This timepiece brand proved its rugged durability by claiming it "takes a licking and keeps on ticking."
Timex
This famed folk hero and outlaw met his end at the hands of the "dirty little coward" Robert Ford in 1882.
A- Butch Cassidy
B- John Wesley Hardin
C- Jesse James
D- Billy the Kid
Jesse James
I was a folk singer-songwriter born in Orillia, Ontario.
I wrote famous songs like "If You Could Read My Mind" and "Sundown."
Appointed a "Companion of the Order of Canada" in 2003 and received the Governor General's Award.
Gordon Lightfoot
Non-alcoholic drink other than water
beverage
An adult human skeleton typically has this exact number of bones
206
According to its classic jingle, this insurance company ensures you are "in good hands."
All State
This legendary Wild West showman, born William F. Cody, toured the world with his theatrical frontier exhibition.
A) Buffalo Bill
B) Pecos Bill
C) Billy the Kid
Buffalo Bill
I was born in Toronto and started my comedy career on SCTV.
I played the mother in the movie, "Home Alone"
I won an Emmy Award for playing the eccentric, Moira Rose, on Schitt's Creek
Catherine O'Hara
A community smaller than a town
Village
This type of tissue connects bones to other bones, keeping your joints stable.
ligament
This cosmetic brand assured women they were worth it, famously stating, "Because you're worth it."
L'Oréal
I was born in Sudbury, Ontario, and started out as a CBC reporter.
Hosted, "Reach for the Top" on CBC
Held the Guinness World Record for hosting the most episodes of a single game show.
Alex Trebek
Proportion of rate per 100
Percentage
Accounting for about 80% of your brain's weight, this large upper part controls your thinking and memory.
A. Cerebrum
B. Occipital Lobe
C. Frontal Cortex
Cerebrum
An advertising icon named Mr. Whipple begged grocery shoppers, "Please don't squeeze the..." this toilet paper brand.
Charmin
I was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and worked in Canadian radio before moving to TV.
I am best known for offering contestants cash trades or mysterious prizes hidden behind Door #1, Door #2, or Door #3.
I hosted the classic game show Let's Make a Deal.
Monty Hall
The electrical force that drives an electric current between two points
Voltage
This major nerve, the longest and widest in the human body, runs from your lower back all the way down each leg.
A- Optic Nerve
B- Vagus Nerve
C- Sciatic Nerve
D- Ulnar Nerve
The sciatic nerve
This credit card company reminded travelers never to leave home without it.
American Express
I was born in Toronto, grew up in Montreal, and became one of the most celebrated Shakespearean stage actors of my generation.
In 2012, I became the oldest actor ever to win an Academy Award (at age 82) for the movie Beginners.
I am famous for playing the strict but musical "Captain von Trapp" opposite Julie Andrews in The Sound of Music.
Christopher Plummer
Wine of a particular yield/year
vintage
This tiny structure, the stirrup (or stapes) holds the record for being the smallest bone in the human body. What part of the body is it located in?
Ear
This personal care brand dared consumers to get close by asking, "Aren't you glad you use this soap? Don't you wish everybody did?"
Dial