Famous Land marks
This massive stone monument in South Dakota features the faces of four U.S. presidents.
What is Mount Rushmore?
This mammal is the only one capable of true flight and uses echolocation to navigate in the dark.
What is a bat?
This U.S state is the only one made up entirely of islands?
What is Hawaii?
What is the official currency of Japan.
What is a Yen?
This candy, originally created in 1892, comes in small, colorful, hard-shelled pieces with chocolate inside.
What is M&M's?
You can find this tall iron tower in Paris, built for the 1889 World’s Fair.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
Known for its black tongue and blue-gray tongue, this tall animal can reach leaves over 18 feet high.
What is a giraffe?
This planet is known as the red planet because of it iron rich soil.
What is Mars?
The pound sterling is currency for what country?
What is The United Kingsom?
This snack is made by heating sugar until it caramelizes and is often spun into fluffy clouds at fairs.
What is cotton candy?
This iconic statue was given to the U.S in 1886 by the french.
What is The Statue Of Liberty?
This creature, found in Australia, is a mammal that lays eggs and has a bill like a duck.
What is a Platypus?
This animal is known to fall asleep standing and even sometimes walking.
What is a horse?
The Rupee is currency of which South Asian Country?
What is India?
Popcorn pops because this inside the kernel turns into steam when heated.
What is Water?
This clock tower in London is known for its giant bell and chimes
What is Big Ben?
his sea creature has three hearts and blue blood due to the copper in its blood.
What is a Octopus?
This common spice comes from the bark of a tree.
What is cinnamon?
Which country was the first to print with paper in the 7th century?
What is China?
Despite its name, this “French” snack is actually believed to have been popularized in Belgium.
What are French Fries?
This famous statue in Rio de Janeiro stands with open arms overlooking the city
What is Christ the Redeemer?
What mammals can recognize themselves in a mirror, just like humans and Dolphins?
What is an elephant?
What fingerprints are so similar to those of a human, that on several occasions they have been confused as those of humans in crime scenes?
What are Koalas?
This Country still uses the Krona as its official currency.
What is Sweden?
The sweet snack made from rice, sugar and sometimes chocolate is popular in Japan.
What is Mochi?