A.P.
It's what "AP" stands for in any AP class or exam.
Advanced Placement
Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, Gujarati, and English are all official languages of this country.
India
In the Bible, they are the first two human inhabitants of the Garden of Eden.
Adam & Eve
To "keep your composure" means to remain in this emotion when danger or uncertainty threatens.
Calm
I hope you have a good memory! It's a word that means the opposite of "remember."
Forget
This quintet formed on the X-Factor, and was the launching pad for Harry Styles' superstar career.
One Direction
In biology, "A-P" can abbreviate these single-celled microorganisms and paramecium. It's also the name of a great record store in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Berkeley.
Amoeba
One of the only successfully-revived spoken languages in the world, this is the official language of Israel.
Hebrew
Two of this duo's best-loved flavors include "Half Baked" and "Cherry Garcia."
Ben & Jerry's
He's the composer of famous works like "Fur Elise," the "Moonlight Sonata," and the imposing beginning of his 5th symphony.
Beethoven
Don't miss the mark on this one: headquartered in Minneapolis, this store ranked 8th in retail sales in 2025, just behind CVS and Walgreens.
Target
It's the largest of the five Great Lakes between Canada and the United States.
Lake Superior
In journalism, the AP is the Associated this, known for covering stories with a minimum of bias.
Press
Orange you glad you chose this clue? This dialect of Chinese has the most speakers of any language in the world.
Mandarin
This duo from the 70s and 80s is best known for songs like "You Make My Dreams," "Private Eyes," and "Rich Girl."
Hall & Oates
Bronze is composed of about 12% of tin and 88% of this other metal, commonly used for coin-making and electrical conductivity.
Copper
Led by Nikola Jokic, this NBA franchise won their first and only title in 2023.
Denver Nuggets
Of the five skaters in ice hockey, it's the position that takes faceoffs and generally stays in the middle of the ice.
Center
She's Leslie Knope's nurse friend and confidant on Parks and Recreation. (It helps to imagine Rob Lowe calling her name with a perky voice.)
"Code talkers" of this Native American language created an unbreakable code that helped the United States win battles in the Pacific theater of WWII.
Navajo
This Jane Austen novel follows the Bennett sisters, especially Elizabeth, as they try to find love in 19th century England.
Pride & Prejudice
After you press "compose" in an email app, you might be invited to "CC" certain individuals, which stands for this - essentially allowing them to "read over the shoulder" of the person the email is meant for.
Carbon copy
Types of this food include "root," "cruciferous," and "leafy."
Vegetable
It's the next prime number after five.
Seven
Al Pacino
Russian, Bulgarian, and Ukrainian all use this alphabet.
Cyrillic
This European country's capital, Sarajevo, has had quite the tumultuous history, including Franz Ferdiand's assassination in 1914 and a 1,425-day-long siege in the early 1990s.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
This Polish composer who wrote nearly exclusively for the piano moved to Paris, never to return to his beloved homeland before his untimely death in 1849.
Chopin
Matthew Broderick portrays this "sympathetic but dimwitted cyborg" with hundreds of contraptions installed in his body in a 1999 Disney film.
Inspector Gadget
"Take Five" is a standard from Time Out by the Dave Brubeck Quartet, the first album in this genre to sell one million copies.
Jazz