This orange root vegetable is known for improving eyesight and is often eaten raw or cooked.

The god of fire and metalworking.

This instrument family is characterized by being constructed of "keys" which all of its instruments contain.

A swimming mammal with a beak is native to eastern Australia.

The westernmost province of Canada.

This green vegetable looks like a tiny tree and is best consumed when the leaves are removed so that just the stem is eaten.

The god of war.

This instrument family is characterized by making sound through the tubular vibration of noise created by the player's lips.

This animal is native to Western Australia and is an ancient lineage of the dog.

The northernmost province of Canada

This red fruit is commonly used in salads and sauces.

The goddess of agriculture.

This instrument family is characterized by making sound via the vibration of strings.

This animal is a very large kangaroo with red-brown fur.

This Canadian province speaks its own version of French.

This long, green vegetable is commonly pickled.

The god of wine.

This instrument family creates sound via the stricking of one object against another.

This small mammal is native to eastern Australia and contains "sugar" in its name.

This Canadian province contains the country's capital.

This layered vegetable can make you cry when you cut it.

The goddess of hunting.

This instrument sub-family of percussion creates sound through the vibration of the instrument itself. The steel drum is a member of this sub-family.

DAILY DOUBLE: This extinct mammal was native to the Australian island of Tasmania. It is believed that the dingo's intrucuction to Australia caused this animal's extinction

This Canadian territory (often deemed a province) is a small island. It is the smallest province of Canada.