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The chemical compound, in its most basic form, for oxygen.
What is O2?
Known as the "War to End All Wars," this conflict lasted from 1914 to 1918
What is World War 1?
To close an envelope; an animal known for its playful behavior
What is a seal?
Chocolate, graham cracker, melted marshmallow.
What is a S'more?
A piece of furniture that you sit on; covers your body, some more than others.
What is a chair and hair?
Despite the name Americans commonly use, this Italian dish is traditionally called ragù alla Bolognese and isn't typically served over this long, thin pasta in Bologna.
What is "Spaghetti"?
This gas is the most abundant in Earth's atmosphere, making up about 78% of it.
What is Nitrogen?
Many argue it sowed the seeds for WW2, but this treaty officially ended WW1.
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
Covers the trunk of an oak tree or fills the air when a canine isn't pleased with the postman
What is Bark?
An Italian dish that consists of long, thin noodles that are often served with a rich meat sauce.
What is Spaghetti?
A utensil used to stir; Jupiter has 95 of these
What is a spoon and a Moon?
This nut found in bowls everywhere isn't actually a botanical nut; it belongs to the legume family alongside peas and lentils.
What is a "Peanut"?
This airport, initially known as Idlewild Airport, was renamed in 1963 after a U.S. President.
What is John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK)?
He was the President who escalated American involvement in Vietnam.
Who is Lyndon B. Johnson?
To throw a baseball; proposing a business idea
What is a pitch?
A sweet, sticky liquid that is made from the sap of a maple tree.
What is Syrup?
!!!!!!!!DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!!!!!!
The fruit that supposedly fell on Einstein's head; another name for a church
You've probably called this the "lead" in a pencil your entire life, despite the fact that modern pencils contain none of that metal.
What is "graphite?"
The common title of the first episode of many TV shows and series.
What is a pilot?
This operation was the code-name for the invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944.
What is Operation Overlord or D-Day?
The act of tying something in a loop or a tool that is used to play the strings on a violin
What is a bow?
A Japanese snack that consists of dried seaweed wrapped around rice and includes raw fish.
What is sushi?
Darkening the pigment on your skin; the type of vehicle that Julie drives
What is tan and Van?
You've probably called the plastic tip at the end of your shoelace “the plastic tip.” It actually has this surprisingly specific name.
What is an "Aglet"?
What is the Boeing 747?
This treaty officially ended direct U.S. military involvement in Vietnam in 1973. PPA.
What is the Paris Peace Accords?
Currency used in Japan; first word of a Chinese philosophical concept
What is yen (or yin)?
These small, bite-sized pieces of pastry dough are often filled with a sweet or savory filling.
What are Samosas?
An area you can skate at; putting 2 or more chains together
What is Rink and Link?
This famous London landmark is constantly called "Big Ben," although Big Ben is technically the nickname of the great bell inside it. Think Gramma.
What is "Elizabeth Tower"?