Logic/Pattern
2, 3, 5, 9, 17, ___
33
This word can mean both a part of your body and the leader of a company.
Head
A seatbelt protects passengers because when a car stops suddenly, the belt prevents your body from continuing forward due to this property of motion.
Inertia
Standing atop Corcovado Mountain, this massive statue overlooks Rio de Janeiro.
Christ the Redeemer
They’ve claimed their food is “finger-lickin’ good” since 1956.
KFC
January → March → June → October → ___
March
This word can mean a formal accusation in court or an electrical property.
Charge
Car tires have treads mainly to channel water away and reduce this dangerous loss of traction on wet roads.
Hydroplaning
This Cambodian temple complex, featured on the country’s national flag, is the largest religious monument in the world.
Angkor Wat
1967 saw franchise owner Jim Delligatti create this iconic double-decker burger at a world famous chain.
Big Mac
C → V → B → N → __
M
This word can mean a written agreement or a sudden current of air in a mine.
Draft
A rainbow forms when sunlight enters raindrops and is bent and separated into colors by this process.
Refraction
This ancient city carved into rose-colored rock in modern-day Jordan was once a major trading center of the Nabataeans.
Petra
These snack cakes had a banana filling before switching to vanilla due to World War II rations.
Twinkies
1, 2, 6, 24, 120, ___
720
This word can mean a small division of a song or a crossing structure.
Bridge
When a heavy truck takes longer to stop than a small car at the same speed, it is mainly because the truck has more of this quantity that depends on both mass and velocity.
Momentum
Discovered in 1974, this collection of thousands of life-sized clay soldiers was built to guard the tomb of China’s first emperor.
Terracotta army
These were created after a restaurant customer complained his fried potatoes were too thick, leading the chef to slice them extremely thin.
Potato chips
M → V → E → M → J → S → ___
U
A measurement of uncertainty in statistics and also a boldness that borders on disrespect.
Confidence
A metal spoon left in a hot pot becomes hot because heat travels through the solid material by this process.
Conduction
This ancient Greek temple on the Acropolis in Athens was dedicated to the goddess Athena.
Parthenon
During World War II, this candy gained popularity because its manufacturer advertised that it could be shipped to soldiers without melting easily.
M&Ms