True/False
If you add two numbers on the opposite sides of a dice together, the answer is always 7.
True
The Rice Krispies mascots take an unexpected exam
Snap, Crackle and 'Pop' Quiz
SNEAK
SNAKE
The very first Canada Day
1867
The Scottish & Irish custom of guising, dressing in costume & getting rewards, was a predecessor of this activity
Trick or Treat
Pineapples grow on trees
False, they grow on the ground
ABBA song recorded in honour of the of the U.K.'s longest reigning monarch
Dancing 'Queen' Elizabeth (II)
HALTPEEN
ELEPHANT
First person to walk on the moon
1969
This expression meaning "do as I say" ends with a multi-lane road
My way or the highway
Butterflies taste things with their feet.
True
This triages the injured while brining them food in a hotel
Emergency 'Room' Service
HOLDPIN
DOLPHIN
Disneyland Opens
1955
If you don't want to reveal your secrets in this party game, you may have to do something risky
Truth or Dare
Canada has the longest coastline in the world:
True (243042 km)
Team rope pulling game becomes a Leo Tolstoy Novel
Tug of 'War' and Peace
PATIOPUSHMOP
HIPPOPOTAMUS
One Direction band formed
2010
Succeed or fail is at the heart of this "watery" alliterative idiom
Sink or Swim
A is the most common letter used in the English language
False (E)
NYC nickname that refers to the most special person ever
Big 'Apple' of my eye
RICHERSOON
RHINOCEROS
Founding of Amazon
1994
A situation when the only options are complete success or complete ruin
Do or Die