Last Stop NYC
This avenue's holiday parade is famous for giant character balloons.
What is Sixth Avenue (Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade route)?
This city, also known famously for its textile industry, is the the birthplace of the graduate.
What is Faisalabad, Pakistan?
This Mexican food is essentially a delicious edible envelope.
What is a taco?
This organ contains no actual "butterflies," despite what every rom-com suggests.
What is the stomach?
At 630 feet tall, this iconic St. Louis landmark is the tallest monument in the United States.
What is the Gateway Arch?
This NYC street is known as "The Canyon of Heroes" because of its ticker-tape parades.
What is Broadway?
Unlike most frequent flyer programs, this graduate's family network already covers these four continents.
What are Europe, Asia, North America, and Australia?
This Japanese dish requires trust, skill, and occasionally courage.
What is sushi?
This organ can regenerate itself, making it the overachiever of human anatomy.
What is the liver?
Although many visitors assume it's in Illinois, this famous St. Louis landmark actually sits in this state.
What is Missouri?
This neighborhood is home to the famous Apollo Theater.
What is Harlem?
This is the institution where the graduate learned that winter can last approximately 11 months per year while completing residency training.
What is the University of Vermont?
This Italian dessert translates to "pick me up."
What is tiramisu?
This organ consumes roughly 20% of the body's energy despite making up only about 2% of body weight.
What is the brain?
This St. Louis food consists of a cracker-thin crust, Provel cheese, and enough controversy to start an argument at any dinner table.
Opened in 1904, this system now carries millions of riders annually.
What is the NYC Subway?
If you wanted to represent the graduate's home state in every major American sport, you'd need jerseys from these three teams.
What are the Packers, Brewers, and Bucks?
This Middle Eastern favorite is chickpeas' greatest achievement.
What is hummus?
This organ is the only one in the human body named after the Greek word for "all flesh," a fitting name for an organ with both endocrine and digestive functions.
What is the pancreas?
The 1904 World's Fair and Summer Olympics were both held in this St. Louis park.
What is Forest Park?
This NYC neighborhood's name comes from the Dutch word meaning "crooked little channel."
What is Brooklyn?
This Upper West Side restaurant and iconic museum launched a relationship that proved more successful than most NYC dating app matches.
What are Leyla and the American Museum of Natural History?
The answer to "What should we eat?" that somehow satisfies no one.
What is "I don't care"?
Responsible for digestion, immunity, and producing enough noise during a quiet meeting to cause embarrassment, this organ system is being honored by today's graduate.
What is the gastrointestinal tract?
Locals often ask newcomers this question, a uniquely St. Louis social identifier that reveals far more than intended.
What is "Where did you go to high school?"