US Rivers
Albany - New York City
Hudson River
Five times five plus 15
40
Saturn’s rings are made up of particles of ice, dust and this material
Rock
The naming of hurricanes and tropical storms officially began in what year
1953
one of the most elusive cats and are predominantly nocturnal. They spend much of their time tucked in trees and even drag their kill into the limbs to eat
Leopard
Three Forks MT - St. Louis MO
Missouri River
10 divided by 2 plus 5
10
he International Space Station orbits at this hight in miles, above the Earth
248
Every second around how many lightning bolts strike the Earth (plus/minus 10)
100
It is the world’s largest lizard, reaching 10 feet long and 300 pounds.
Komodo Dragon
Cairo, IL - New Orleans, LA
Mississippi River
3 times the number of planets plus 10
34
How many humans have walked on the moon
12
The difference between the hot and cold temperature extremes ever recorded on earth is this [blank] degrees Fahrenheit.
260 F
They are marsupials that behave much like their Looney Tunes’ character Taz – feisty and belligerent. These animals have one of the strongest bites and growl, scream, and show their teeth when threatened.
Tasmanian Devil
Lewiston, WA - Astoria, WA
Columbia River
zero times 1,000,000,000,123 plus 100
100
In space, astronauts can’t do this properly because of the zero gravity
Texas gets about [blank] tornadoes each year, the most of any U.S. state.
110
They lve in Russia and Scandinavia. When they’re not figuring who will steer Santa’s sleigh, reindeer migrate in herds to the north during the summer and to the south in the winter, sometimes traveling more than 500 miles.
Reindeer
Knoxville, TN - Puducah, KY
Tennesse River
Number of tires on a car times the number of steering wheels plus the number of windshields
5
Golf the only sport played on the moon – on 6 February 1971, by this man, who hit a golf ball
Alan Shepard
Hurricane Katrina was a category [blank] hurricane that hit the southern coastline of the United States in 2005
4
They are the largest snake in the world, growing up to 30 feet long and weighing more than 500 pounds. Their eyes and nasal openings are on the top of their heads so they can hide in water waiting for prey.
Anaconda