Brilliant BMX
Bicycle Moto-cross
This Canadian Lieutenant Colonel wrote the poem “In Flanders Field,” after his friend passed away in Ypres, Belgium.
John McCrae
This chocolate bar, introduced in 1929, was named after the family horse.
Snickers
Cats share 95.6% of their genome with this animal.
Tiger
The Tragically Hip was formed in this city.
Kingston
In this year, BMX racing first became an Olympic medal sport.
2008
This author uses Lemony Snicket for a pseudonym.
Daniel Handler
This chocolate bar was originally packaged in three separate pieces flavoured vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry.
3 Musketeers
This is the world's largest dog breed.
Irish Wolfhound
This Green Day song was adapted into a Broadway musical.
American Idiot
A typical BMX race lasts this long.
25-40 seconds
This Canadian author wrote the international bestselling novel 'Life of Pi'.
Yann Martel
This ancient civilization used chocolate as currency.
Mayans
This country has the highest number of horses in the world.
USA
This was Freddie Mercury's real name.
Farrokh Bulsara
This is the maximum number of riders in a BMX race.
8
This man composed two famous poems, the 'Iliad' and the 'Odyssey', around 700-800 BC.
Homer
This chocolate was featured in the 1982 Steven Spielberg film, E.T.
Reese's Pieces
Guinea pigs have this many toes on each front foot.
4
This is Trent Reznor's middle name.
Trent (full name: Michael Trent Reznor)
BMX racing was born in 1969 in this American state.
California
The 'T' and 'S' in T. S. Eliot stand for these two names.
Thomas Stearns
In 1945, a chocolate bar inspired the invention of this kitchen appliance.
Microwave
First discovered in 1987, this dinosaur is thought to be the largest dinosaur ever discovered so far.
Argentinosaurus
This song was Aerosmith's first Top 40 hit.
Sweet Emotion