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A US Quarter is split perfectly in half down the thinnest side. Which one of the two halves weighs more (Heads or Tails). To clarify, it is an eagle reverse quarter.
This is an Australian marsupial whose feces are cube-shaped.
Wombat
This is the result of mixing every color in the visible spectrum.
White
Of the fractions 2/3 and 3/5 one is larger.
2/3
This, the name of the day of the week that falls after Tuesday and before Thursday.
Wednesday
The national animal of this country is the Unicorn.
Scotland
This common animal shares the most DNA and the closest evolutionary link of all animals to the Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Chicken
This was the 8th president of the United States.
Martin Van Buren
You start with 5 apples and then you take 3 away, this leaves you with this, the amount of apple you now have.
5
This, the name of the second month of the year.
February
No US state uses this letter in its name.
Q
This is the smallest flightless bird in the world is a part of this family of birds.
Rails (Inaccessible Island Rail)
Name a country bordering the Caspian sea.
Russia (northwest), Kazakhstan (northeast), Turkmenistan (east), Iran (south), and Azerbaijan (west).
Solve this math equation, 111x111
12321
Spell the name of this common household cleaning device used to suck up dust, dirt and other debris.
Vacuum
The name of this symbol, *.
Asterisk
This is the largest 'true fish' in the world.
Whale Shark
This is the only month that can pass without a full moon occurring.
February
Solve this math equation, 1/2x2+2
3
This, the name of of an army officer of high rank.
Colonel
This 10 letter word has three consecutive pairs of letters.
Bookkeeper
Guess the name of this animal.
(show picture)
Porpoise
This, the capitol of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City
You flip a fair coin 10 times.
It lands heads 10 times in a row.
This is the probability in percentage that the next flip will be heads.
50%
Pronouncing this word is a difficult feat in itself but now try to spell it.
Worcestershire