Geography
This is the most populous national capital in the world.
What is Beijing?
This alcoholic beverage, made by fermenting rice, is popular in Japan.
What is sake?
This west coast school has the most NCAA Tournament titles.
What is UCLA?
This South American fish can grow 9 feet long and deliver 650 volts
What is an electric eel?
This is the longest river in the US.
What is the Missouri River?
It is illegal in some European countries to label sparkling wine by this name if it does not come from the correct region.
What is champagne?
The least severe type of penalty in ice hockey is a minor penalty, where the player must serve this many minutes in the penalty box.
What is 2?
This is a form of carbon and is the hardest known natural material in the world.
What is diamond?
Asia forms the entire northern border of this ocean.
What is the Indian Ocean?
Toby Keith self-proclaimed that he likes "girls that drink" this alcoholic beverage.
What is beer?
This is the only current MLB team to never make a World Series appearance.
What is the Seattle Mariners?
The dodo bird was endemic/native to this island.
What is Mauritius?
This is the tallest mountain in Europe and is located in Russia.
What is Mt. Elbrus?
This Mexican beer brand uses a black eagle in its logo.
What is Tecate?
New York City and Los Angeles each have two teams in each of the 4 major sports leagues. This is the only other city with two teams in at least one league.
What is Chicago?
This element's symbol on the periodic table is the same as a nickname for a coastal San Diego neighborhood.
What is lead (Pb)?
3 countries have flags that are just a circle on a monocolored background, Japan, Palau, and this one
What is Bangladesh?
Grog is a drink associated with sailors, made from water and this hard liquor.
What is rum?
The Conn Smythe Trophy is the playoff MVP award for this major sports league.
What is the National Hockey League?
This is a branch of biology that deals with the connections between organisms and their biophysical surroundings.
What is ecology?