Science and History
planet that has been aptly named "The Red Planet"
What is Mars?
this gas is used in the preparation of soft drinks
what is carbon dioxide?
in volleyball, this term is used when scoring a point by spiking the ball
What is a kill?
the father of John the Baptist
Who is Zechariah?
the country whose flag shows an eagle eating a snake
What is Mexico?
What is 32 degrees?
this starch is the most eaten food in the world
what is rice?
according to the Gospels, the literary genre that Jesus used to help preach His message
the language containing the most words
What is English?
the first US President to be impeached
Who is Andrew Johnson?
this fruit has a classification with high sugars and high acids called "Pink Lady"
What is an apple?
the most decorated Olympian of all time
Who is Michael Phelps?
the sea around where Jesus called His first disciples
What is the Sea of Galilee?
the animal with which Alice used to play croquet in the Disney movie Alice in Wonderland
What is a flamingo?
the U.S. spacecraft that broke apart on January 28, 1986, killing all those on board
What is the Challenger?
food additive that consists of the bones and skin of animals
What is gelatin?
Who are the Lakers?
the location in which Jesus performed the miracle of the feeding of the 5,000
Where is Bethsaida?
company that owns Bugatti, Lamborghini, Audi, Porsche, and Ducati
What is Volkswagon?
The location where the smallest bone in the human body is found
What is the auditory/ear canal?
this common pantry item was turned into diamonds by scientists using immense pressure
What is peanut butter?
team that won the FIFA World Cup in 2018
What is France?
the oldest of the twelve tribes of Israel
Who is Ruben?
the only dog breed that can't bark
What is the basenji?