World Capitals
A massive clock tower named Big Ben stands next to the Parliament buildings in this capital city.
London
Looking directly into the snakes that make up the hair of this deadly Gorgon will instantly turn you to stone.
Medusa
This appliance uses electromagnetic waves to heat up your leftovers in just a couple of minutes.
micowave
This 45th President of the United States was elected to a non-consecutive second term.
Donald Trump
This ultra-popular, semi-hard English cheese can range in color from natural white to deep orange and is often labeled "mild," "sharp," or "extra sharp."
cheddar
You can visit the historic Colosseum and throw a coin into the Trevi Fountain in this European capital.
rome
Half-man and half-bull, this beast was kept trapped inside a giant maze called the Labyrinth on the island of Crete.
Minotaur
Invented by Hubert Cecil Booth, this motorized device uses suction to remove dirt from carpets and floors.
vacumm cleaner
First taking office in 2017, this center-left leader became the youngest President in French history at age 39.
Emmanuel macron
Universally loved on pizza, this fresh, mild Italian cheese is traditionally stretched using the pasta filata method and was originally made from water buffalo milk.
Mozzerela
This Asian capital city is the most populous metropolitan area in the world and features the historic Imperial Palace.
tokyo
This monster with a lion's body and a human head famously guarded the Giza pyramids and told riddles to travelers.
Sphinx
This handheld kitchen tool features multiple sharp-edged holes used to shred blocks of cheese or vegetables.
Cheese Grater
He assumed office as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom following a landslide Labour Party victory.
The unique appearance of this pungent category of cheeses—including Roquefort and Gorgonzola—is created by intentionally injecting strains of Penicillium mold.
Blue
This capital city sits high in the Andes mountains and was built on the ruins of the ancient Inca city of Tomebamba.
Ecuador (Quito)
In Norse myth, this colossal sea monster resembles a giant squid and drags entire Viking ships down into the ocean depths.
Kraken
This small, flexible piece of metal or plastic is used to temporarily hold sheets of paper together without binding them.
paperclip
This leader of the Christian Democratic Union succeeded Olaf Scholz to become the Chancellor of Germany.
Friedrich Merz
Authentic wheels of this hard, granular "King of Cheeses" must be produced in specific northern regions of Italy, such as Parma or Reggio Emilia.
Parmigiano--Reggiano
Meaning "Ulaanbaatar" in the local language, this coldest national capital city sits between Russia and China.
Ulaanbaatar
This multi-headed hound of Hades guards the gates of the Greek Underworld to prevent the dead from escaping.
Cerberus
This classic mechanical device uses an internal pendulum or spring to tick at a steady speed, helping musicians keep time.
metronome
Following the 2024 death of Ebrahim Raisi, this heart surgeon and politician was elected President of Iran.
Masoud Pesikzstan
Fetching up to $1,300 per kilogram, Pule is the most expensive cheese in the world and is uniquely crafted in Serbia using the milk of this animal.
Donkey