geography
this is the capital of Sweeden
What is Stockholm
this is the tallest species of penguin
the Tour de France is this type of a race
What is bike race
this state has produced the most presidents
What is virginia
this is the type of fish that Lox are made of
What is salmon
this place has the lowest elevation in the United States
What is Death Valley
an octopus has this many hearts
What is three
this is the player that the NBA logo silhouette is based on
Who is Jerry West
this U.S. president's favorite phrase was "Speak softly and carry a big stick?
Who is Teddy Roosevelt
Lactobacillus delbrueckii and Streptococcus thermophilus are the two most common bacteria used for creating this grocery store staple
What is Yogurt
the name of the second tallest country in the world
What is K2
this is the only mammal that is able to fly
what is a bat
this was the only food that Usain Bolt ate leading up to him winning the 100m dash in the olympics
What is chicken nuggets
this many US presidents have been assassinated
What is 4
this food is shaped as hyperbolic paraboloids so that they fit together perfectly in their vessel
What are Pringles
name one of the two double landlocked countries
What are Uzbekistan and Lichtenstein
this animal has the highest blood pressure
What is a giraffe
until 1991 this sport was technically illegal in Mississippi
What is soccer
this is the technical maximum number of years a person can be president
What is 10 years
The traditional recipe for pound cake includes one pound each of four ingredients, list all four
What is flour, eggs, sugar, and butter
the white sea is located in this country
the number of glasses of milk a cow gives in its lifetime (within 500)
What is 200,000
the US has never won an Olympic medal in these three sports (name one)
What are handball, badminton, or table tennis
the 31st president
Who is Herbert Hoover
First used during the American Revolutionary War, this three-letter acronym describes food that is prepared to be directly consumed by soldiers on the battlefield
What is an MRE