Potpourri
This board game includes properties named Boardwalk and Park Place.
What is Monopoly?
This author created the mischievous Cat in the Hat and the grumpy Grinch.
Who is Dr. Seuss?
This planet is known as the Red Planet because of iron oxide (rust) on its surface.
What is Mars?
In *Shrek*, this talkative character is voiced by Eddie Murphy.
Who is Donkey?
UWF's main campus sits in this Florida Panhandle city.
What is Pensacola?
This yellow fruit is technically a berry, even though strawberries are not.
What is a banana?
This author wrote *The Notebook*, which later became a popular romantic movie.
Who is Nicholas Sparks?
This animal has three hearts and blue blood.
What is an octopus?
In *Friends*, this character famously says, 'How you doin’?'
Who is Joey Tribbiani?
UWF offers doctoral degrees in Curriculum and Instruction and in this technology-focused field (IPT).
What is Instructional and Performance Technology?
This is the only U.S. state whose name ends with three vowels in a row.
What is Hawaii?
This horror author created the terrifying clown Pennywise in the novel *It*.
Who is Stephen King?
This part of the brain is especially important for balance and coordination.
What is the cerebellum?
In *The Office*, Michael Scott accidentally burns his foot while using this kitchen appliance.
What is a George Foreman grill?
This bird of prey is UWF's mascot.
What is an Argonaut?
This common kitchen item was originally invented to protect wallpaper from candle smoke and is now used for a very different purpose.
What is aluminum foil?
This famous children's author created Peter Rabbit and illustrated her own stories.
Who is Beatrix Potter?
This common food can last for thousands of years when stored properly because of its low moisture content.
What is honey?
In *Mean Girls*, this day of the week is reserved for wearing pink.
What is Wednesday?
The EdD in C&I was redesigned around this CPED signature element, replacing the traditional five-chapter dissertation.
What is the Dissertation in Practice?
This Latin abbreviation, meaning roughly "and others," saves writers from listing every co-author.
What is et al.?
This author wrote *The Wonderful Wizard of Oz*, introducing the world to Dorothy and the yellow brick road.
Who is L. Frank Baum?
This planet rotates so slowly that one rotation takes longer than one trip around the Sun.
What is Venus?
In the sitcom *Boy Meets World*, this beloved teacher and principal serves as a mentor to Cory Matthews.
Who is Mr. Feeny?
This virtual event series, launched for the doctoral programs, keeps the cohort connected between terms.
What is Virtual Connections?