Birds
Animals
Rivers and Streams
Geogra-F-y
Units of Measure
100

This raptor is known for reaching a top speed over 240mph.

What is the Peregrine Falcon?

100
This toothy critter is the second largest rodent in the world.

What is a beaver?

100

The Russian city of Novgorod sits astride this, the longest river in Europe.

What is the Volga River?

100
A deep inlet from the ocean, surrounded by cliffs.

What is a fjord?

100

This unit of time is defined as 9,192,631,770  vibrations of a Cesium-133 atom.

What is a second?

200

This spooky species is kept at the Tower of London, representing the power of the crown.

What is the Raven?
200

This large freshwater creature is responsible for the most human attacks and fatalities of all crocodilians each year.

What is the Nile Crocodile?

200
Lewis and Clark's expedition across the Louisiana Territory followed the path of this river to its source in Idaho.

What is the Missouri River?

200
This upper Midwestern US city shares its name with a Coen Brothers movie, and a modern TV series.

What is Fargo?


200

This archaic term describes a length of 1/8th of a mile.

What is a "furlong?"

300

Since its founding in 1927, this manufacturer of school buses has been represented by this little bird.

What is Blue Bird?

300

This small shark is traditionally used to cook fish & chips. It gives birth to live young after one of the longest gestation periods (18-24 months) of any animal.

What is the Spiny Dogfish? (will also accept houndfish)

300

The Iron Gates of this river between Serbia and Romania run through an 83 mile long gorge, and reaches up to 53 meters in depth. 

What is the Danube?

300

The British name for Las Malvinas, a contested territory in the Western Hemisphere.

What are the Falkland Islands?
300

The height of a horse is traditionally measured using these anachronistic units.

What is a "hand?"
400
John J. ________, born Jean-Jacques Rabin, was a French-American ornithologist and painter who endeavored to paint every bird in America. An ornithological society founded in 1905, the National _______ Society, bears his name.

Who is Audubon?

400

This goopy white oil found in the head of the sperm whale gives the animal its name.

What is spermacoeti?

400

Little more than a muddy stream, the crossing of this river with an army was considered an act of treason in the Roman Republic.

What is the Rubicon?

400

One of the four main types of wetlands: Bogs, Marshes, Swamps, and this.

What is a "fen."

400

This unit of distance is defined as the arc length of 1/60th of a degree (1 arc-minute) of latitude at the equator.

What is a "Nautical Mile?"

500

This remarkable Old World bird stays in flight for most of its life, longer than any bird. It flies for 10 months at a time and lands only to breed.

What is the Common Swift?

500

This distant relative of the North American Groundhog is suspected as one of the native carriers of Yersinia pestis, more commonly known as the Black Death.

What is the Eurasian Marmot? (Will accept Marmot)

500

Abraham, the father of the Judeo-Christian and Islamic religious traditions was born in the city of Ur, located on the mouth of this river on the Persian Gulf.

What is the Euphrates River?

500

This term describes a region where the tides have widened the mouth of a river, creating a broad inlet. Most commonly used in Scotland.

What is a firth?

500

The 'Barleycorn' is an old English unit of measurement, defined as the diametrical breadth of a dried grain of barley. There are this many barleycorns in one inch.

What is 3 barleycorns?

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