US Cities
Famous for its french quarter
New Orleans
7 bones
tallest building in the world
burj khalifa
Document written by the founding fathers announcing the split from great Britain
declaration of independence
Comprising the tibia, fibula, and the largest bone in the human body (the femur), this body part is central to human locomotion.
leg
only food that cannot go bad
honey
This American sprinter ran the 100-meter dash at a world-record time of 9.58 seconds
Usain Bolt
Ancient city that produced Socrates and Plato
Athens, Greece
Represented by the chemical symbol Ag, this lustrous transition metal is an excellent conductor of electricity, making it widely used in high-end electronics.
silver
Known as the gateway to the west
official mammal of the US
Bison
most olympic gold medals
Michael Phelps
Event that started the first world war
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
Often functioning as the "powerhouse of the cell," these microscopic organelles are responsible for generating most of the chemical energy needed to power biochemical reactions.
mitochondria
Home of the rock and roll hall of fame
Cleveland
What country has the most natural lakes
Canada
the largest animal on earth weighing up to 190 tons
Blue whale
Creator of the atomic bomb
Oppenheimer
The sudden release of energy in the Earth's lithosphere creates seismic waves, and the magnitude of these events is traditionally measured using the Richter scale.
earthquakes
Known for its needle
Seattle
what is the oldest living animal currently
A giant tortoise
Taking only 3.13 seconds, Max Park holds the world record for the fastest time solving this puzzle
Rubiks cube
King hammurabi was from this civilization
ancient mesopotamia
At approximately 186,282 miles per second, this physical constant is denoted by the letter \(c\) in Einstein's mass-energy equivalence formula \(E = mc^2\)
speed of light