Middle-School Geography
The largest continent on Earth.
what is asia
This French pastry is made by folding butter into dough in layers, then rolling and cutting it into crescents.
what is a croissant
This gas makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere.
what is nitrogen
This orange cartoon cat loves lasagne and hates Mondays; his owner is Jon Arbuckle.
who is garfield
This Liverpool band's drummer, Ringo Starr, joined in 1962, replacing Pete Best.
who are the beatles
The longest river in the world, flowing through Egypt to the Mediterranean.
what is the (river) nile
This meringue-based cookie uses almond flour and is sandwiched with ganache or buttercream.
what is a macaron
This planet takes 243 Earth days to rotate once — longer than its year.
what is venus
This grinning character appears and disappears in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
who is the cheshire cat
This artist's 1987 album Bad produced five US No. 1 singles.
who is michael jackson
Sydney is the largest city, but this is the capital of Australia.
what is canberra
This Italian dessert's name means “pick me up” in Italian.
what is tiramisu
The chemical symbol Au stands for this element.
what is gold
This grey-blue cartoon cat is forever chasing a brown mouse named Jerry.
who is tom
This band's bassist, John Deacon, wrote “Another One Bites the Dust”.
who is queen
The driest non-polar place on Earth, in northern Chile.
what is the atacama desert
This crisp, airy dessert is made by whipping egg whites and sugar, then baking them low and slow.
what is meringue
This organelle, found in plant cells but not animal cells, is where photosynthesis happens.
what is the chloroplast
This famous internet star's real name was Tardar Sauce.
who is grumpy cat
This Swedish pop group won Eurovision in 1974 with “Waterloo”.
who is abba
The country with the most natural lakes in the world — about 60% of them.
what is canada
This French pastry dough — butter, water, flour and eggs, piped and baked until hollow — is the base for éclairs and profiteroles.
what is pâte à choux
This is the only planet in the solar system that rotates on its side, tilted about 98 degrees.
what is uranus
In 1963 this French cat became the first cat in space.
who is félicette
This Austrian composer wrote the opera The Magic Flute and died in 1791, aged 35.
who is (wolfgang amadeus) mozart