48 ÷ 6 + 17
What is 25?
This country star sang “Friends in Low Places.”
Who is Garth Brooks?
This actor stars in Jurassic World and The Lego Movie. Recently, he played Mario in the Super Mario Bros. Movie
Who is Chris Pratt?
This kitchen tool is commonly used to flip pancakes and burgers.
What is a spatula?
Rhymes With "Cold"; audacious and courageous
What is bold?
1000 ÷ 25
What is 40?
This singer turned “Ring of Fire” into one of country music's most recognizable recordings.
Who is Johnny Cash?
This commonly known rock/pop artist is nicknamed the "Rocket Man"
Who is Elton John?
This fruit floats in water because it contains air pockets.
What is an apple?
Rhymes With "breeze"; to be calm and comfortable
What is ease?
200 ÷ 8 + 25
What is 50?
Tell the whole world!! His songs, The Bar Song and Good News, were what put him at the top of the country world in 2024
Who is Shaboozey?
This soccer-with-cars game began as a sequel to a 2008 PS3 game with an incredibly long name
What is Rocket League?
This tasty sauce is commonly served on eggs Benedict, consisting of emulsified egg yolks, butter, and lemon juice.
What is hollandaise sauce?
Rhymes With "treasure"; to determine value or size.
What is measure?
75 + 25 × 2
What is 125?
This singer had a massive 2023 hit with “Fast Car,” a cover of a Tracy Chapman classic.
Who is Luke Combs?
His real name is Darren Jason Watkins Jr. Others know this famous YouTuber by a quicker name
Who is IShowSpeed?
This Japanese seasoning is made from fermented soybeans and is commonly used in soups.
What is miso?
Rhymes with “vacation”; a formal promise or agreement.
What is obligation?
13² − 69
What is 100?
This singer originally recorded “Tennessee Whiskey,” though Chris Stapleton later made it famous again.
Who is David Allan Coe?
This beloved singer of "Photographs" has a tattoo of the Heinz ketchup on his left upper arm
Who is Ed Sheeran?
This French cooking term means to cook something slowly in a small amount of fat, often without browning it.
What is sweating?
Rhymes With "Road"; a burden carried
What is load?