Mythology
Traditionally, the king of the Greek gods. Don't forget to say "Hey" to him.
Who is Zeus?
This is the city and country where the Louvre is.
What is Paris, France?
This is the largest of these animals: gorilla, giraffe, groundhog.
What is a giraffe?
Even though they could flood, most early civilizations lived along one of these.
What is a river?
This is one of the most popular book series in 4th grade and stars Greg Heffley.
What is "Diary of a Wimpy Kid"?
This term refers to the child of a god and human. For example: Percy Jackson.
What is demigod?
This is that famous painting in the Louvre that was stolen. Her smile is interesting.
What is the Mona Lisa?
This is the largest of these planets: Mars, Venus, Saturn.
What is Saturn?
Appropriately, this was the oldest of these Mesoamerican civilizations: Mayan, Olmec, Aztec.
What is Olmec?
This popular series is about a boy, but everyone knows it should really be about Hermione Granger.
What is the Harry Potter series?
This is what the suffix "-ology" means.
What is a subject of study, or "to study."
This is how you spell that word that means the type of robbery that the 5th graders are studying.
What is H-E-I-S-T?
This is the smallest of these countries: Russia, Canada, Brazil.
What is Brazil?
Of the two early kingdoms of Egypt, Upper and Lower, this was the one in the North.
What is Lower Egypt?
This graphic novel series about a group of girls with a similar job got its start as books way back in the 80's.
What is the "Baby-Sitters Club"?
This is one of the three Egyptian gods of the Sun.
Who is Ra, Amun, Aten, Khefri, or Ra-Horus.
This Beantown is the city in Massachusetts that is home to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
Where is Boston?
This is the shortest of these measurements: inch, centimeter, hand, foot.
What is a centimeter?
They really made a "meso" things in this area between the Tigris and Euphrates where the first civilization started.
What is Mesopotamia?
This is the "shocking" first book of the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan.
What is "The Lightning Thief"?
This Norse god is somehow the father of a wolf named Fenrir and a serpent named Jörmungandr. He's also the mother of an eight-legged horse named Sleipnir.
Who is Loki?
Of the 13 pieces of art that were stolen from the ISG Museum, this is how many that have been recovered.
What is zero?
This is the tallest of these monuments: the Sphinx, the Great Pyramid, the Eiffel Tower.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
This was the interesting "form" of writing that was one of the first in the world. It was from Sumer and used in Babylon.
What is cuneiform?
This incredibly popular series (you could say it is "fire") is about intelligent dragons on the continents of Pyrrhia and Pantala.
What is "Wings of Fire"?