Famous landmarks
This wall stretches over 13.000 miles and was built over several centuries
The Great Wall of China
This instrument can produce both soft and loud sounds depending on how hard the keys are pressed
Piano
This animal is the largest in the planet and it’s heart is about the size of a car
Blue whale
This game was originally created to illustrate the negative aspects of concentrating land in private monopolies
Monopoly
A cultural and intellectual movement that began in the 14th century marked a revival of interest in classical art literature and learning influencing many aspects of modern western culture
The Renaissance
This was a gift from France to the Unites States its stand 305 ft tall from base to the tip of the torch
Statue of Liberty
This instrument evolved from earlier string instruments like the lite and vihuela
Guitar
This animal is the fastest land animal capable of running up to speeds of 60-70 mph
Cheetah
This game was originated as a pencil and paper game during World war 1
Battleship
What led to the independence of the thirteen American colonies from British Rule
The American Revolution
This is the only remaining Wonder of the Ancient world and was constructed around 2580-2560 BC
Pyramids of Giza
This instrument was invented by Adolph Sax in the 1840s it is a brass instrument with a single reed mouthpiece
Saxophone
This animal has three hearts and blue blood
Octopus
This game was initially marketed as GentleMens Game and was one of the first games to introduce physical interaction
Twister
This conflict involved over 30 countries and resulted in the loss of around 16 million lives
World War 1
Comprising of three waterfalls this is one of the largest and most famous waterfalls in the world
Niagara Falls
This instrument features a triangular shale and strings that are plucked to produce sound
Harp
This is the largest species of penguin standing about 4 ft tall and they breed during the harsh Antarctic winter
Emperor penguin
This game combines drawing and guessing quickly becoming a party favorite
Pictionary
Beginnings in the late 18th century this revolution transformed economies from agrarian to industrial
The Industrial Revolution
This landmark was originally intended to be a temporary structure for the 1889 Exposition Universelle and stands about 1,083 ft tall
Eiffel Tower
This instrument was once made out of bird bones dating back over 40,000 years
Flute
This animal is known for its duck bill webbed feet and ability to detect electric fields in the water
Platypus
This game stimulates a persons journey through life from college to retirement and includes various life choices
The game of life
A period of political tension between United States and the Soviet Union
The Cold War