Double Meaning Words
A symbol in the alphabet; a written message to someone
What is a letter?
This annoying insect gets its name from the Spanish word for "little fly"
What is a mosquito?
U.S. banks earn money by giving loans at interest rates regulated by this body created in 1913
What is the Federal Reserve?
The 7th planet from the sun
What is Uranus?
The king of the Olympian gods in Greek mythology
Who is Zeus?
The closing of an envelope; a sea animal with flippers
What is seal?
While often confused with llamas, this breed of camelid is used for fleece production
What is an alpaca?
The Americans with Disabilities Act says these must have Braille, even the drive-up ones
What is an ATM?
The capital city of Spain
What is Madrid?
The leader that came to power in Cuba after the Cuban Revolution
Who is Fidel Castro?
A tool for measuring; a king or queen
What is a ruler?
The animal known to spend 90% of its day sleeping
What is a koala?
A check contains lots of numbers: the number of the check itself, an account number & this 9-digit number that identifies the bank involved in the transaction
What is a routing number?
The year in which the first iPhone came out
What is 2007?
The most decorated Olympian athlete of all time
Who is Michael Phelps?
A pesky insect; a bird's means of travel
What is fly?
Armadillos are one of the only North American mammals besides humans known to carry this disease, also known as Hansen's disease
What is leprosy?
This type of check is accepted without question & is signed by the banker it's named for
What is a cashier's check?
The science fiction series following the crew of the USS Enterprise
What is Star Trek?
This volcano erupted in 79 AD and devastated two Roman cities
What is Mount Vesuvius?
An outdoor recreation area; to prevent a vehicle's movement
What is park?
The ant with the most painful sting
What is the Bullet Ant?
Founded with "Italy" in its name, it now has a more patriotic name & a red, white & blue logo
What is the Bank of America?
The U.S. city using the airport code ORD
What is Chicago?
The country in which women were first allowed to vote
What is New Zealand? (1893)