Food
Red, small food that has many seeds on the outside.
Double Points: Is this a fruit or vegetable?
Strawberry
Fruit
Cold, frozen, and creamy.
Ice cream, Gelato, Frozen Yogurt
What is the name of the green ore?
Emerald
What year did the Titanic sink?
1912
What's the difference between a green super mushroom and a red super mushroom?
Green: Gain 1 extra life
Red: Grow in size and can take 1 extra hit
A starchy root that is grown in the ground. It is boiled, mashed, or stuck in a stew. Also used to make french fries.
Double Points: Is this a fruit or a vegetable?
Potato
Vegetable
Sweetened and baked in an oven. It usually has frosting on it after being baked.
Cake
Can you name one unbreakable block?
Bedrock, command blocks, barrier blocks, structure blocks, end portal frames, end portal, void blocks and end gateways
What fueled the Titanic?
Coal
What are the 3 original power-ups?
Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, Starman
Long, thin noodles that usually come with tomato sauce.
Double Points: Where is this from?
Spaghetti
Italy
Chocolate
What do you need to craft a sword?
2 materials and 1 stick
What was the Titanic's intended destination?
New York
What is Mario's original name?
Jumpman
Rice mixed with vinegar that usually has raw seafood on top.
Double Points: Where is this from?
Sushi
Japan
Sweet, dry spongecakes that are shaped like fingers.
Ladyfingers
What is the number of a full stack in the inventory?
64
Which country was the Titanic built in?
Ireland
What does the blue shell do?
Automatically flies to and crashes into the 1st place racer
Has a big, spiky shell that holds soft, sweet edibles inside. Also has a very strong smell.
Double Points: Is this a fruit or a vegetable?
Durian
Fruit
Made of ladyfingers dipped in coffee, eggs, sugar, mascarpone, and cocoa.
Tiramisu
What is the chance of getting a blue axolotl?
0.083% or 1/1200
What was the name of the company that owned the Titanic?
White Star Line
Which game is F.L.U.D.D. from?
Bonus Points: What is their full name?
Super Mario Sunshine
Flash Liquidizer Ultra Dousing Device