Pop Culture We've Referenced
This long-running TV, video game, and trading card franchise lives by the slogan "Gotta Catch 'Em All!"
What is Pokemon?
Named as the "city of brotherly love."
What is Philadelphia?
The action word in a sentence.
What is a verb?
This capital of Ancient Greek-Speakers was named after the Goddess of Wisdom.
What is Athens?
This Greek word means "form" or "shape."
What is morph?
This fictional character is a talking animal that runs faster than the speed of sound.
Who is Sonic the Hedgehog?
A device that is used to make your voice bigger.
What is a megaphone?
A wise or profound saying.
What is a proverb?
This is the Roman name of Poseidon, god of the sea.
Who is Neptune?
This Latin word means "to see."
This popular toy has entertained many generations by its multicolored bricks which can be used to build countless objects and structures from spaceships to castles.
What are Legos?
A device used to measure temperature. Taken from the Greek word thermos, meaning heat.
What is a thermometer?
Too full of words or wordy.
What is verbose?
This is the Roman name of Aphrodite, goddess of love.
This Greek word means "sound."
What is phone?
This superhero character turns giant and strong from being exposed to gamma rays.
Who is the Incredible Hulk?
Fill in the blank:
I have a big _____ of clowns and am terrified if I even see a picture of one!
What is a phobia?
Fill in the blank:
"When you finish playing the game, don't forget to ____ the disc from the console and put it away."
What is eject?
This is a type of story, that was made famous by Aesop, teaches a lesson or "moral" at the end.
What is a fable?
The Latin word for "sound."
What is sonus?
In this popular Netflix show, the main character has powers of telekinesis which she uses to save her friends, stand up to her friends' bullies, and fight monsters from another dimension.
What is Stranger Things?
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What is a symphony?
What is a sonata?
The city of Ancient Latin-Speakers was said to be named after this king.
Who is Romulus?
The Latin word for "word."
What is verbum?