This is what they roll out for visiting heads of state on the stairs leading from their
aircraft to the ground and/or on the tarmac.
This is the translation of fruits de mer.
This 1983 film follows seven college friends who spend a weekend together after
attending the funeral of one of their friends.
What is The Big Chill
This Alpine lake resides in two states—California and Nevada.
On April 3, 1860, this U.S. mail service, delivered by
horse with relay teams, made its debut.
When a business makes a profit for the year, it’s said to be this.
Defrosting fish in this liquid gives it a fresh flavor.
Royal Dutch Shell, ExxonMobil, Chevron, BP, and others are collectively known as this
This noncontiguous U.S. state has the tallest waterfall.
On April 6, 1896, this modern competition was reborn in Athens, Greece.
Judy Garland will always be remembered for this fashion accessory in The Wizard of Oz.
Mahi mahi comes from this fish.
This dairy food is another name for “the top dog.”
The Willis Tower is the tallest bulding in Chicago, but you
probably know it by its former name.
On April 8, 1974, this player for the Atlanta Braves hit his 715th home run to beat
Babe Ruth’s long-standing record.
This is the most famous reindeer, even if it’s not an official reindeer.
The thin, black line on the back of a shrimp is not a vein. It’s this.
This is one explanation for how the universe was formed.
This place, the capital city of Ethiopia, sits at 7,726 feet above
sea level.
On April 12, 1955, the Salk vaccine was deemed safe and effective against this disease.
Guy Lombardo and His Orchestra performed the tune “Red Roses for [this color] Lady.”
This is the proper name of lobster eggs.
In 1962, this group released the tune “Big Girls Don’t Cry.”
In 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary reached the summit of this mountain, known as the
highest mountain in the world.
On April 20, 1980, Fidel Castro announced a boatlift to Florida from this Cuban port.