This annual festival, celebrated over an entire month, involves a lot of beer drinking.
What is Oktoberfest?
Guinness is a popular beer from this European country.
What is Ireland?
Pasta is a cuisine of this European country.
What is Italy?
The year of university I would be in if I was a sophomore.
What is second-year?
Don't forget tons of water and a artsy costume when you go to this unique festival in Black Rock Desert.
What is Burning Man?
Uganda's beloved brew.
What is Nile?
Garfield's favourite pasta.
What is lasagna?
Elle Woods' law school.
What is Harvard?
This festival is allegedly the largest on earth, attracting nearly 5 million people, in February/March over 5 days in Brazil.
What is Carnival?
America's favourite (read: best-selling) beer.
What is Bud Light?
Bow-tie pasta is known by this name in Italian, which means "butterflies".
What is farfalle?
Canada's top ranked university for 2018.
What is the University of Toronto?
Mexico's most important and widely celebrated holiday, taking place around Halloween (Spanish name please!)
What is Dia de Los Muertos?
Beer is the second-most consumed beverage in the world after this drink.
What is tea?
Italians eat approximately this many lbs of pasta per year (+/- 5lbs)
What is 60lbs?
What is 70%?
This wild party takes place on the night of April 26th and all of April 27th and involves a whole lot of orange and Heineken!
What is King's Day?
The country that consumes the most beer per capita.
This world traveler is rumored in myth to have brought pasta to Europe after visiting the Orient in the 14th Century.
Who is Marco Polo?
The world's oldest existing, and continually operating educational institution in the world.
What is the University of Karueein? (Founded in 859 AD in Fez, Morocco)