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Electric-type Pokémon that is Ash's companion in the original anime series.
Who is Pikachu?
Capital city of Canada
What is Ottawa?
The city where the Wizard of Oz lives in the film and book
What is Emerald City?
Sn is the chemical symbol for this element on the periodic table
What is Tin?
A form of singing, involving repeated changes of pitch during a single note, originated in the Alps.
What is Yodeling?
The flower or blossom of which fruit resembles a rosette, with purplish flowers in the centre of that rosette.
What is Pineapple?
Name of the MLB baseball team based in Baltimore
What is Orioles?
The gypsy girl that takes pity on Quasimodo in 'The Hunchback of Notre-Dame'
Who is Esmeralda?
In the cartoon series, Wile E. Coyote attempted to catch this bird
What is a Road Runner?
Ranger Smith's rival
Who is Yogi Bear?
'Emperor', 'Macaroni' and 'Rockhopper' are species of thisbird
What is a Penguin?
Pearls are most commonly produced in this type of bivalve mollusc
What is an Oyster?
The aviator that disappeared while flying over the Pacific Ocean in 1937
Who is Amelia Earhart?
'Bluefin', 'Albacore' and 'Skipjack' are types of this fish
What is Tuna?
New York's two professional baseball teams
What is The Mets and The Yankees?
Greek mythological hero, with the help of Athena, beheaded the medusa and later married Andromeda, who he rescued from a sea monster.
What is Perseus?
The supreme god and creator in Norse mythology.
Who is Odin?
Term that best describes trees that don't shed their leaves in winter
What is Evergreen?
Two books of the Bible are named after women, Esther and another women
Who is Ruth?
The words 'bagel', 'golem' and 'schnozzle' all came from this language.
What is Yiddish?
This person was awarded, but declined the Nobel prize for literature in 1958.
Who is Boris Pasternak?
He killed his father and married his mother, Jocasta
Who is Oedipus?
Hard wood that was traditionally used for black piano keys and chess pieces
What is Ebony?
Another word for Tomato
What is Love Apple?
Irish poet that won the 1923 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Who is Yeats (William Butler)?