Famous Faces
Alphonse Gabriel "Al" Capone was an American gangster who led a Prohibition-era crime syndicate, known by his famous nickname ____.
Scarface
Brazilian football legend Pelé wore this number.
10
The oxygen-carrying protein found in the red blood cells of the body.
Hemoglobin
Home to roughly 39.4 million residents, _____ is the most populated US State.
California
July and August are two months in this star sign.
Leo
The $10 bill does not feature a president; it features the nation's first Treasury Secretary and a Founding Father.
Alexander Hamilton
The Triple Crown refers to the highly prestigious horse races: the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, and the ________.
Belmont Stakes
This type of connective tissue exists where bone is joined to a muscle.
Tendon
This biggest airport in the United States by physical size.
Denver International Airport (DEN)
What is 2010 in Roman numerals?
MMX
This actress played the character of Mia Wallace in Pulp Fiction.
Uma Thurman
In golf, a sharp bend in the fairway is called a ___.
Dogleg
This vessel is the only vein in the body to carry oxygenated blood.
Pulmonary Vein
**Daily Double**
The world’s largest museum is...
Smithsonian, Washington
The Suez Canal connects the ____ Sea with the Mediterranean Sea.
Red
James Bond works for the Secret Intelligence Service called?
MI6
**Daily Double**
This NY Giant's bone-crushing 1985 tackle ended Joe Theismann's career.
Lawrence Taylor
The REM stage of sleep is where most dreaming occurs, typically starting 60–90 minutes after falling asleep. REM stands for…
Rapid Eye Movement
Because this car brand sells the highest volume of vehicles globally, it is the largest overall consumer of gasoline when accounting for its total fleet.
Toyota Motor Corporation
The fourth in the Greek alphabet, this letter is used to express a change or difference in values.
Delta
This nickname was given to General Thomas Jackson because of his stern defense at the Battle of Bull Run during the American Civil War.
Stonewall
This NHL team has the highest Stanley Cup playoff winning percentage.
Edmonton Oilers
The “Oxter” or “Axilla” is a part of the human body more commonly known as…
Armpit
Covering roughly 825,000 acres in South Texas, this is the largest single-piece ranch in the United States.
King Ranch
This city hosted the 2004 Summer Olympic Games.
Athens