The note that is the equivalent of four quarter notes (crochets)
A whole note (or semibreve)
A fish with a symbiotic relationship with anemone
What is a clown fish?
The General of the Continental Army from 1777 - 1783 in the modern day United States of America
Who was George Washington?
The island / country with this shape
What is Cyprus?
A very delicious variety of nightshade which grows very well in Daddy’s garden
What are tomatoes?
A string instrument made with more than 70 pieces of wood with a typical range from G3 (the G below middle C) to A7
What is a violin?
the world’s largest fish
What is a whale shark?
The first major leader of Chile
Who was Bernardo O’Higgins?
What is Washington D.C.
The chemical equation of table salt
What is NaCl (sodium chloride)?
The British equivalent term for sixteenth notes
What are semiquavers?
The thing fish breathe
What is oxygen?
The year the Treaty of Versailles was signed
What is the year 1919?
The country with this border
What is Afghanistan?
An earthy spice that is often used to add red color to foods
What is paprika?
a controversial and shocking for its time 1913 ballet by Russian composer Igor Stravinsky. Its premiere in Paris sparked a famous theater riot.
What is the Rite of Spring?
A fish from the Northwest Atlantic which can live past 40 years
What is the Acadian redfish?
A civilization based in modern-day centered on hydraulic cities
What was the Khmer civilization?
The U.S. city built on the following land
What is New York City?
The chemical equation of baking soda?
What is NaHCO3 (sodium bicarbonate)?
A piece composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky which famously requires a cannon to be fired
What is the 1812 Overture?
The world’s smallest fish; it lives in the Philippines
What is the tiny goby?
an ancient Tamil dynasty of South India; it is considered to be one of the longest ruling dynasties in the world, in power continuously from roughly 400 BCE to 1618 CE
What is the Pandya dynasty?
The county with this shape
What is Montgomery County, MD?
A crunchy, mild-tasting cruciferous vegetable, a member of the cabbage family, and features an above-ground swollen stem with a crisp texture.
What is kohlrabi?