Things that start with B
This yellow fruit is often seen in bunches and is a favorite of monkeys.
What is a banana?
This U.S. city on the Pacific coast is famous for the Golden Gate Bridge.
Answer: What is San Francisco?
This ancient Roman amphitheater once hosted gladiator battles and is still standing in Italy today.
Answer: What is the Colosseum?
The holes in this dairy product are caused by gas released by bacteria during fermentation.
Answer: What is Swiss cheese?
These Indigenous people of the Arctic regions are known for their igloos, kayaks, and expert adaptation to cold climates.
Answer: Who are the Inuit?
This sweet, fluffy food is a popular topping for pancakes.
What is butter?
This country has the longest Pacific Ocean coastline in the world.
Answer: What is Canada?
Built into a cliff in South Dakota, this landmark features the carved faces of four U.S. presidents.
Answer: What is Mount Rushmore?
It's the only food that never spoils and was even found edible in ancient Egyptian tombs.
Answer: What is honey?
This Roman general and dictator was assassinated on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.
answer: Who is Julius Caesar?
This flying mammal is often associated with Halloween.
What is a bat?
This marine mammal, once hunted to near extinction, cracks open shellfish using tools.
Answer: What is a sea otter?
This landmark in India was built by Emperor Shah Jahan as a memorial for his wife.
Answer: What is the Taj Mahal?
Despite its name, this “nut” is actually a legume and grows underground.
Answer: What is a peanut?
This empire, ruled by emperors like Augustus and Julius Caesar, once stretched across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
Answer: What is the Roman Empire?
This legume is black in color and popular in Latin American dishes.
Question: What are black beans?
This mysterious deep-sea creature has long, trailing arms and inspired legends of sea monsters.
Answer: What is a giant squid?
This U.S. landmark was the site of the 1963 “I Have a Dream” speech by Martin Luther King Jr.
Answer: What is the Lincoln Memorial?
This spice, once worth more than its weight in gold, comes from the dried stigma of a crocus flower.
Answer: What is saffron?
This pharaoh of Egypt is often called the “Boy King” and his tomb was discovered in 1922.
Answer: Who is King Tutankhamun?
This root vegetable is orange but starts with the letter B and is often used in soups and stews.
Question: What is butternut squash?
Native to the Pacific, this oily fish is often smoked or canned and is a staple in many diets.
Answer: What is mackerel?
This medieval castle, associated with Count Dracula, sits in the mountains of Transylvania.
Answer: What is Bran Castle?
This dairy product is made when bacteria is added to milk and it’s allowed to ferment.
Answer: What is yogurt?
The Hanging Gardens, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, were said to be located in this ancient Mesopotamian city.
Answer: What is Babylon?