Famous Families
This family of superheroes includes Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack.
Who are the Incredibles/the Parr family?
"Rah! Rah! Rah! for Ski-U-Mah!" is commonly chanted by Gophers participating in this sport invented at the Univeristy of Minnesota.
What is Cheerleading?
Minnesota, the land of this many lakes!
What is 10,000?
ESCI 1003: [Blank] and Our World - From the T-Rex to the Velociraptor, learn all about how these prehistoric animals still make impacts in our world today.
What is Dinosaurs?
Gophers carry pride in their school colors, repping Gold and this color across campus.
What is Maroon?
These sisters became famous for their reality TV show Keeping Up with This Family.
Who are the Kardashians?
Created in 1991, this popular sweet-tart apple variety gets its name from its sugary undertones and its uniquely loud and crisp bite.
What is the Honeycrisp Apple?
This famous American river begins its journey in Minnesota.
What is the Mississippi River?
FSCN 1251: [Blank] Unwrapped - This decadent sweet treat is made from cacao beans.
What is Chocolate?
It's not the Oscars, but this TV and Film Award show is quite golden.
What are the Golden Globes?
This spooky family is known for embracing all things, dark, strange, and macabre.
Who are the Addams Family?
James J. "Crash" Ryan, a mechanical engineering professor at the UMN, enhanced this safety measure in vehicles by making it retractable.
What is a Seatbelt?
This Minneapolis-born music legend is known for hits like “Purple Rain”.
Who is Prince?
PE 1039: [Blank] - Learn how to play the fastest growing sport in the US.
What is Pickleball?
This storybook character is not well-liked among the bear community.
Who is Goldielocks?
This magical family is known for their red hair, crowded home called The Burrow, and love of Quidditch.
Who are the Weasley's? (Harry Potter)
Built for a UMN doctor, this heart-saving device gets its name because it sets the pace for a patient's heartbeat.
What is a pacemaker?
She isn't a real person, but this famous “Minnesota-born” kitchen icon has appeared on cake mixes, cookbooks, and countless boxes of food for nearly a century.
Who is Betty Crocker?
DNCE 1327: [Blank] Tango — This dance’s name sounds a lot like a South American country.
What is Argentine?
Originally created in Switzerland, this popular snack eventually swam its way into American grocery stores through Pepperidge Farm.
What are goldfish?
This famous fictional family has a dog named Santa's little helper and a cat named Snowball.
Who are the Simpsons?
Invented by James J. Ryan, this invention is essential to aviation history, recording critical airplane data.
What is a Black Box?
This Minnesota-born company is responsible for creating the Post-it Note, originally developed when a scientist was trying to make a strong adhesive and accidentally made a weak one.
What is 3M?
ANSC 2011: [Blank] Cattle Judging — In this class, you might find yourself deciding which cows are the cream of the crop.
What is Dairy?
Released in 2004, this film dramatizes a gold-medal run by a team whose roster included nine former Golden Gophers.
What is Miracle?