T.T.
(All the answers are two-word phrases that begin with the initials TT.)
YOUNG ACHIEVERS
IN WHAT COUNTRY ARE … ?
F IN FOOD
(All the answers start with the letter F.)
ARTS & CRAFTS
100

Ping-Pong.

Table Tennis

100

In 2014, at age 17, Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai (YOU•sahf•sigh) became the youngest recipient of this award.

The Nobel Peace Prize

100

Baghdad and Basra

Iraq

100

It’s like spaghetti, but flatter.

Fettuccini

100

You can make this type of paint for kids by mixing tempera paint and liquid starch.

Fingerpaints

200

A misbehaving child “throws” one of these.

Temper Tantrum

200

Although it was not published until she was 21, Mary Shelley wrote this famous horror story in 1815 when she was 18 years old.

Frankenstein

200

Punjab and Mumbai

India

200

Because it's cured and stored in brine, this crumbly Greek cheese made from sheep's milk is often referred to as pickled cheese.

Feta

200

Instead of using a paintbrush, the artist making this type of picture can utilize bits of colored tiles, small colorful stones, beads or even dried beans.

Mosaic

300

A type of glassware found in science laboratories.

Test Tubes

300

Blinded in an accident at the age of three, this French boy invented a system of reading and writing for the blind in 1824 when he was 15 years old.

Louis Braille

300

Kabul and Kandahar

Afghanistan 

300

According to author Fannie Flagg, this the was specialty served at the Whistle Stop Café.

Fried Green Tomatoes

300

Potters use different clays for different purposes; earthenware (also called terra cotta) and stoneware are both customarily used for utilitarian wares, while this fine, white clay is often saved for the most valuable pieces.

Porcelain

400

Too shy or embarrassed to speak.

Tongue-Tied

400

In 1958, 17-year-old Pelé scored the winning goal at the World Cup championship game of this sport.

Soccer

400

Christchurch and Wellington

New Zealand

400

This salad topper varies in color from pale orange to bright red and is made of oil, vinegar, sugar and ketchup or paprika for the red color.

French Dressing

400

These artisans know that the longitudinal threads on their pieces are the warp, and the lateral threads are the weft.

Weavers

500

Those closures that come in packages of plastic trash bags.

Twist Ties

500

In 1976, this 14-year-old Romanian became the first gymnast to score a Perfect 10 in the Olympics.

Nadia Comaneci

500

Medellín and Cartagena

Colombia

500

The name of this Mexican dish is Spanish for “little strips,” because it’s made of strips of beef or chicken, with grilled onions and peppers, wrapped in a warm tortilla.

Fajita

500

Stained glass makers heat this metal alloy to join the lead strips that surround the pieces of stained glass. Plumbers and electricians make use of it as well.

Solder
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