Brands
This company began in 1937 selling barbecue grills, but became globally famous after its founders shifted their business toward a restaurant system built around speed and efficiency.
What is McDonalds
The Ultimate Driving Machine.
What is BMW
This city became the first to host the Summer Olympics three times, doing so in 1908, 1948, and 2012.
What is London
This is the largest organ inside the human body and can regenerate much of its lost tissue.
What is the Liver
This popular sauce gets its name from a city in New York, where it was first served on chicken wings in 1964.
What is Buffalo Sauce
his luxury brand began as a Parisian trunk-making business in 1854, and its famous monogram was introduced partly to combat counterfeit versions of its products.
When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight
What is FedEx
This country has competed at every modern Summer Olympic Games but has never hosted the Olympics, despite being one of the Games’ most successful nations.
What is Australia
This organ contains structures called the cortex, medulla, and pyramids and filters roughly 180 liters of fluid from the blood each day.
What is the Kidney
This expensive spice comes from the dried stigmas of a flower, with thousands of flowers needed to produce just one pound.
What is Saffron
This company's original name was Cadabra, its founder initially operated it from his garage, and an early company bell would ring every time someone made a purchase.
What is Amazon
Because You’re Worth It.
What is L’Oréal
This Olympic tradition did not exist in the ancient Games; it was introduced for the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, and its modern relay from Olympia to the host city was first staged eight years later.
What is The Olympic flame/torch relay
This is the largest and strongest bone in the human body and connects the hip to the knee.
What is the Femur
This fruit is technically made up of hundreds of individual fruits fused together, with each exterior “eye” developing from a separate flower.
What is Pineapple
This company was originally called Blue Ribbon Sports, sold imported Japanese running shoes from the trunk of a car, and didn't adopt its current name until 1971.
What is Nike
The Few. The Proud. The _____
What is The Marine Corps
This Olympic event combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting.
What is Biathlon
This organ produces both digestive enzymes and hormones such as insulin and glucagon.
What is the Pancreas
This popular cheese must traditionally be produced in specific regions of Italy and aged for at least 12 months to carry its protected European name.
What is Parmigiano-Reggiano
This company originally sold playing cards featuring characters such as Napoleon, operated several unrelated businesses before entering electronic entertainment, and was founded in 1889.
What is Nintendo
Obey Your Thirst.
What is Sprite
This country has won the most Winter Olympic medals in history and hosted the Games twice in the same city, 42 years apart.
What is Norway
This part of the brain contains the medulla, pons, and midbrain and controls vital functions including breathing, heart rate, and consciousness.
What is the Brainstem
This French cooking technique involves slowly cooking food completely submerged in fat at a relatively low temperature, originally as a method of preservation.
What is Confit