Four I's
What is the name of the longest river entirely located within the United States, flowing over 2,300 miles from Minnesota down to the Gulf of Mexico?
Mississippi
This President's face is featured on both the one-dollar bill and the quarter.
George Washington
Finding a rare, mutated version of this common green lawn plant with this exact number of leaves is said to bring immense good luck.
Four-leaf clover
Introduced nationwide in 1977, this iconic breakfast sandwich consists of an egg, Canadian bacon, and American cheese on a toasted English muffin.
The Egg McMuffin
This vast country spans six different time zones across a single continent and legally functions under a system of official bilingualism for English and French.
Canada
What political or personal state describes complete freedom from outside control, self-governance, or not depending on authority?
Independence
In the original Star Wars trilogy, this terrifying, deep-voiced villain reveals to Luke Skywalker, "I am your father."
Darth Vader
When people state a hopeful claim or brag about their current good fortune, they often perform this physical action to avoid "jinxing" themselves.
Knocking on wood
For years, this Mexican-style fast food chain dominated late-90s commercial slots using a talking dog of this specific, tiny breed who barked, "¡Yo quiero Taco Bell!"
A Chihuahua
Nearly a quarter of this European country lies below sea level, relying on a vast, historic network of dikes, canals, and pumps to keep its major cities dry.
Netherlands
What large, biodiversity-rich island nation located off the southeastern coast of Africa is famous for its unique wildlife, including lemurs, and its capital Antananarivo?
Madagascar
This lazy, orange, cartoon cat created by Jim Davis is famous for his obsession with lasagna and his deep hatred of Mondays.
Garfield
Finding a penny face-up is lucky, but folklore says carrying a coin made of this specific metal—traditionally associated with protection against evil—keeps bad luck away.
Silver
This massive smoothie chain got its start in California in 1990 under the original, longer name "Juice Club" before changing to its current, punchier name.
Jamba Juice
This South American nation is a narrow, 2,600-mile ribbon of land squeezed tightly between the Pacific Ocean and the sheer peaks of the Andes Mountains.
Chile
What scientific or physics noun refers to the progressive movement or act of traveling from one place to another, frequently used to describe mechanical or cellular movement?
Locomotion
Flowing through central Russia and emptying into the Caspian Sea, this is the longest river located entirely within the continent of Europe.
The Volga River
To avoid catastrophic bad luck, actors never say the name of this Shakespearean "play" inside a theater, referring to it instead as "The Scottish Play."
Macbeth
Thanks to a massive marketing campaign in the 1970s, it is an annual tradition for millions of families in Japan to eat a holiday meal from this specific American chain on Christmas.
KFC
This European nation claims the historical invention of french fries, traditionally serving them at street-side stalls with a heavy dollop of mayonnaise rather than ketchup.
Belguim
What word means tending to diminish or diminish over time, or specifically, a type of mathematical or physical value that continually decreases towards zero?
Degenerative
This multi-headed serpentine monster grew two new heads back for every single one that Hercules cut off.
The Hydra
In aviation and engineering folklore, these mischievous, imaginary creatures are blamed for causing unexplainable mechanical failures and bad luck.
Gremlins
Despite its massive global footprint, this country has the unique distinction of having the most McDonald's locations per capita of any nation in Europe.
Germany
Due to its remote North Atlantic location and history of volcanic isolation, this nation's traditional cuisine includes cured delicacies like hákarl, which is fermented shark meat.
Iceland