What in the World?
This is the world's largest ocean.
Pacific
This famous Italian dish is the most popular food in the world.
Pizza
This adjective describes something that tastes good.
Delicious
This popular Japanese musical artist has the same hairstyle as Arian.
Vaundy
This element is what human's and animals breath.
Oxygen (O2)
This mountain range crosses 6 countries and includes the highest mountain the world.
Himalayas
This popular American dish is named after a city in Germany.
Hamburger
The word for a tool that is used to look at planets and stars.
Telescope
This English artist made the soundtrack for Lion King and is the subject of the movie "Rocketman".
Elton John
The chemical formula for 60% of the human body.
H2O
This city is the capital of Canada and where Bardi sensei was born.
Ottawa
This popular middle eastern street food is typically made of chicken, lamb, or beef and is eaten with bread or rice.
Kebab
This verb means to take something that is not yours.
Steal
This artist is the most listened to musician in the world.
Taylor Swift
This element is what makes balloons float.
Helium
This is the only major city that is in two continents.(Europe and Asia)
Istanbul
This common American treat is made of marshmallows cooked over a fire, chocolate, and graham crackers.
S'mores
This noun means someone who teaches at a university.
Professor
This 1979 Japanese city pop song recently became extremely popular on social media in western countries.
Stay with Me(真夜中のドア ) by Miki Matsubara
This is the most common element in earth's atmosphere.
Nitrogen (N2)
This country has the most islands in the world.
Sweden
This is the oldest commercial soda beverage in the world.
Dr. Pepper
This noun means a large company or group of companies.
Corporation
These two are the only remaining living members of The Beatles.
Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney
This is the gas that cows fart (it is also a greenhouse gas).
Methane (CH4)