Walk Around the National Park
The Saguaro National Park in Tucson is home to these desert plants, some of which grow to record-breaking heights of 40-70ft tall and live up to 200 years
Cacti (Saguaro Cactus)
In 81 minutes, two men dressed as police officers conducted the largest ever property crime, seizing 13 works of art from this museum in Boston
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Poached eggs with a side of Sherlock
Eggs Benedict Cumberbatch
The second wave of Irish immigration to America is largely attributed to this significant event in Ireland in the 1840s
Potato Famine / Potato Blight
This 1994 Disney classic is widely recognized as a Hamlet adaptation
The Lion King
This park was made the first national park in the country and world in 1872 by Ulysses S. Grant, located in Wyoming, but extending into Montana and Idaho as well
More recent genetic testing claimed to have led to the identification of this 19th-century London serial killer as Polish barber Aaron Kosminski
Jack the Ripper
This carnivorous plant snaps it jaw shut singing fetty wap’s hey what’s up hello
Venus Fly Trap Queen
In 1882, this federal law became the first and only law of its kind to restrict immigration based on nationality, and was renewed every 10 years until 1943
The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
Heath Ledger is the tamer in this 1999 adaptation of “The Taming of the Shrew”
10 Things I Hate About You
At the Grand Canyon, beware to hear this reptile slithering your way from the warning sound at the end of their tail
Rattlesnakes
The “Chessboard Killer” Alexander Pichushkin was also known as the “Bitsa Park Maniac” for frequenting Bitsa Park of this city
Moscow, Russia
Sharing the same colorful pun, this erotic romance novel turned film shares its title with this medical textbook turned tv drama
Fifty Shades of Grey's Anatomy
After the Attack on Pearl Harbor, many Japanese Americans in California were sent to these camps during World War II
Internment Camps or "War Relocation Centers"
This large role was first portrayed by both Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno, but most recently just by Mark Ruffalo
The Incredible Hulk
TRIPLE DAILY DOUBLE!
Of all national parks, these 3 are the only ones named after trees and they’re all in California
Sequoia National Park, Redwood National and State Parks, and Joshua Tree National Park
The Great Canadian heist of 2011-12 was of nearly 3,000 tons of this product and was valued at about $18m
Maple Syrup
An idiom for misleading actions made by magicians and who the Evil Queen was asking was the fairest of them all
Smoke and Mirror Mirror on the Wall
This Latina civil rights activist, who coined the slogan “Sí se puede,” made headlines in March 2026 for sexual assault allegations against her United Farm Workers co-founder, Cesar Chavez
Dolores Huerta
While one has zombies and the other once starred Ansel Elgort, what Warm Bodies and West Side Story have in common is that they’re both inspired by this Shakespeare tragic
Romeo & Juliet
Florida has some funky animals, and at the Everglades, you’ll be sure to see this turtle who’s named after the taste of its meat
Chicken Turtle
The headline “Rosenbergs Sentenced to Death, Made Scapegoats for Korean War” refers to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg’s conviction for passing classified information to Soviet agents about the development of this
Atomic Bomb
Wow 2 iconic faces! First Cindy Crawford’s daughter, then Ann Turner Cook being the cute face of this company since 1931
Kaia Gerber Baby
DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE!!
In this pair of Supreme Court cases, the first upheld the “separate but equal” doctrine in 1896, and was later overturned in 1954 by the second in the context of public education
Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
Brown v. Board of Education (1954)
With Tom Hanks as Walt Disney and Emma Thompson as author P.L. Travers, 2012’s Saving Mr. Banks is a biographical drama about the making of this 1964 Disney musical
Mary Poppins