The site of the first modern Olympic games took place in this city in 1896
Athens
What is the favorite dog breed Queen of England, Elizabeth II?
Corgi
A stroopwafel is a wafer cookie that originated in which European country?
The Netherlands
Name for the front of a building that looks onto a street or open yard
Facade
Which spirit's name references the custom of it traditionally being made at night?
Moonshine
The only Olympic sport in which mother and daughter competed together?
Golf
Through what part of the body do dogs sweat?
Paws
The Traditional Peruvian dish Cuy is made with what animal?
Guinea Pig
Architectural style characterized by sharp cubic angles, flat roos, and white buildings that originated in Germany in the 1920s?
Bauhaus
To legally be sold as Bourbon, a Whiskey's mash must contain at least 51% of what grain?
Corn
The official language of the Olympic games are English and ______?
French
In what month was Ola born?
February
What is name of the cake believed to have been created in honor of a Russian ballerina?
Pavlova
Architect famous for designing the Guggenheim Museum
Frank Lloyd Wright
Which US president attacked the "three-martini lunch" during his campaign?
Jimmy Carter
Name the city to host the summer Olympic games three times (1908, 1948, 2012)?
London
This ointment is poisonous to dogs but soothing for the skin
Aloe Vera
What fruit is thrown at the annual festival in Bunol, Spain?
Tomato
A durable and water resistant material used for roofs and walls that are an expected element in Nantucket architecture
Shingle
Which style of beer references the British empire's conquests and travels?
India Pale Ale
2 (World Wars)
A famous siberian husky who led his sled dog team to Alaska to transport a virus's antitoxin?
Balto
Which caked was created by New York's Delmonico restaurant to celebrate the purchase of an important piece of land from the Russians?
Baked Alaska
What famous ancient civilization invented the city grid?
Romans
This bottle, equivalent to 4 750ml bottles, is named after which King of Babylon?
Nebuchadnezzar