World Capitals
This capital of Morocco is one of the country's four historic imperial cities.
What is Rabat?
When liquid water turns into gas and flies, this process happens before vapor fills the skies.
What is evaporation?
During fermentation, yeast primarily converts glucose into these two major products.
What are ethanol and carbon dioxide?
This large Canadian mammal is North America's largest land animal and is known for its massive antlers.
What is a moose?
This 1996 Los Del Rio hit inspired a dance craze involving lots of arm movements.
What is “Macarena”?
The capital of Mongolia, this city lies near the Tuul River and is surrounded by mountains.
What is Ulaanbaatar?
When a cell splits into two with chromosomes just right, this process helps growth and repair day and night.
What is mitosis?
This temperature range generally favors beta-amylase activity, producing a more fermentable wort.
What is the lower mash-temperature range, roughly 60–65°C?
This predator has a highly developed sense of smell and is sometimes called the "ghost of the North."
What is a wolf?
This 1983 song by Dexys Midnight Runners became a massive hit with its unforgettable fiddle-driven sound.
What is “Come On Eileen”?
This African capital sits at the confluence of the Blue and White Nile rivers.
What is Khartoum?
I’m the process plants use to make food from sunlight's bright beam; carbon dioxide and water become glucose in this green scheme.
What is photosynthesis?
This temperature range generally favors alpha-amylase activity, tending to produce more dextrins and a fuller-bodied beer.
What is the higher mash-temperature range, roughly 68–72°C?
Unlike deer, these animals have horns that are permanent and continue growing throughout life.
What are bighorn sheep?
This 1997 song by Chumbawamba features the famously persistent lyric about getting knocked down and getting back up again.
What is “Tubthumping”?
This Australian capital is located inland, between Sydney and Melbourne.
What is Canberra?
I’m the law that says energy cannot simply disappear; it changes forms instead, making this principle clear.
What is conservation of energy?
If yeast runs out of a usable nitrogen source, fermentation can become sluggish because yeast needs these compounds for growth and metabolism.
What are amino acids / yeast-assimilable nitrogen?
This is the only North American big-game species in which both males and females commonly grow antlers.
What is caribou?
This 1982 song by Toni Basil turned a cheerleader's name into one of pop's most recognizable chants.
What is “Mickey”?
This South American capital is one of the world's highest capital cities, sitting at roughly 2,850 metres above sea level.
What is Quito?
I’m the molecule cells use for energy on demand; three phosphates are attached in my molecular band.
What is ATP?
Yeast converts pyruvate into acetaldehyde and then ethanol; this intermediate is produced when pyruvate loses CO₂.
What is acetaldehyde?
This predator's scientific name, Canis lupus, literally identifies it as a member of the dog family.
What is the gray wolf?
This 1980 hit by Lipps Inc. became one of disco's most recognizable songs with its repeated title.
What is “Funkytown”?