This pasta is commonly known as bow-tie pasta or butterfly pasta.
What is Farfalle?
This is the state motto of Texas.
What is friendship?
This sport is dubbed the "king of sports".
What is soccer?
This language has the most words.
What is English?
A planet's mass is difficult to calculate if the planet does not have this.
What is a moon?
A deficiency of this vitamin may lead to dry eyes and night blindness.
What is vitamin A?
The King Ranch in Texas is bigger than this state.
What is Rhode Island?
Before 1894 basketball was played with this type of ball.
What is a soccer ball?
The euro introduced as legal currency on the world market on this date.
When was 01/01/1999?
This is the highest temperature the sun can reach.
What is 15 million degrees Fahrenheit.
This fruit is thrown at the annual food fight festival held in Buñol, Spain.
What is a tomato?
Texas adopted the mockingbird as its state bird in this year.
The longest recorded point in the history of tennis lasted this many minutes.
29.
The term piano means this.
What is to play softly?
The human tongue has this many taste-buds.
9,000.
This is the spiciest chili in the world.
What is the The Carolina Reaper?
This U.S. president received his college degree from Southwest Texas State Teachers College.
Who is LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON.
This player was the first (and only) wild card entry to win Wimbledon.
Who was Goran Ivanisevic?
In ancient Greece throwing this fruit at a woman was considered a marriage proposal.
What is an apple?
This planet was the first to be discovered using a telescope.
What is Uranus.
This baking ingredient (when sprayed at high pressure) has been used by the Air Force to replace a toxic paint stripper.
What is baking soda?
Texas has its own power grid and this is what it's called.
What is ERCOT.
These holes make up “Amen Corner” at the Augusta National Golf Course.
What are the 11th, 12th, and 13th holes?
This European Country shares a border with Brazil.
What is France.
This is the opening of a lens (it controls the amount of light).
What is an Aperture?