Province Capitals
This province capital is often mistaken as the capital of Canada.
Toronto (Ontario)
This band produces grunge music and broke up in the 1990s after their singer committed suicide.
Nirvana
This European leader last name sounds familiar to a famous French dessert.
Emmanuel Macron (Macaroon)
This Italian desserts name literally means "pick me up"
Tiramisu
This famous landmark was gifted to the United States by France in 1884
The Statue of Liberty
This province capital is easy to remember since the name of this capital is also the name of the corresponding province name.
Quebec City (Quebec)
This band is one of the best selling bands ever, selling between 250-300 million records, and their name being a common royal title.
Queen
This leader is currently famous for an invasion on land that use to be apart of the country that he currently leads.
Vladimir Putin
This type of meat is strictly forbidden to those who follow Hinduism due to them being holy and can be found in city streets in India.
Beef (Cow)
this landmark is the largest ancient amphitheater ever built, and is the largest standing amphitheater in the world and was built all the way back in 72 AD.
The Colosseum
This capital is not as well known because many people think the capital of this province is Vancouver, but the real capital shares the same first initial.
This bands lead singer comes from Ireland and their name being a single letter and a single number.
U2
This leader was famous for leading Great Britain during the events on WWII
Winston Chruchill
This food is known as the most eaten food worldwide. being used in curry, risotto, and even desserts
Rice
This landmark served as the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Khufu and it serves as the last surviving Wonder of the Ancient World
Pyramid of Giza
This capital combines two nouns, one noun being a primary color and the other noun being a common kitchen tool.
Yellowknife (Northwest Territory)
This English rock band formed in Liverpool in the 1960s and the name being named after an ugly insect.
The Beatles
This president was responsible for addressing the nation after the dreadful 9/11 attacks
George W. Bush
This popular food originates in Europe, and Americans claim that it is of American origin
Pizza
This famous bridge was opened to the public only two years before WWII began and its name is a misnomer because its name contains a color and the actual color of the bridge is not the color within its name.
Golden Gate Bridge
This city is known as the coldest provincial capital in all of Canada, and is also known as the mosquito capital of the world.
Winnipeg (Manitoba)
This band is famous for songs like Thunderstruck and Highway to Hell
AC/DC
This Canadian politician is recently known for dating a famous pop singer
Justin Trudeau
This food was invented by accident due to a customer wanting them to be prepared thinner and crispier.
Potato Chips
This landmark is an Art Deco statue of Jesus in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, created by French-Polish sculptor Paul Landowski
Christ the Redeemer