World geography
This city was chosen over Sydney and Melbourne in 1908 to be the capital of Australia.
Canberra
This species of tree is known for its long, needle-like leaves and is a common source of timber and paper products.
Pine tree
This fast-food chain known for its "Whopper" followed by Queen Elizabeth’s replacement
Burger King Charles
With a mild flavour and a light colour this is the most common type of bread in many countries.
White bread
This man is known for leading the Israelites out of Egypt and parting the Red Sea.
Moses
This is the Capital of the third most populous country in the world.
Washington D.C.
This tall grass is often used to make furniture, mats, and paper in many parts of the world.
Bamboo
Dahmer and Bundy are both notorious ones of these, followed by a queen song mentioning, “Gunpowder” and “Gelatines”
Serial Killer Queen
Essential to well-loved deli sandwiches like Reubens, it comes in light, medium, and dark varieties
Rye Bread
This book, the first in the Old Testament, tells the story of creation and the beginning of humanity.
Genesis
The largest continent by area
Asia
Known for its medicinal properties, this plant is often used to soothe burns and cuts
Aloe Vera
A soup made from dried peas, which is named for the process used to preserve them, followed by a children’s game hiding and revealing your face
Split peak-a-boo
This bread is created via a long fermentation process that grows on a mixture of water and flour known as a ‘starter’
Sourdough
This king of Israel is known for building the first temple in Jerusalem.
Solomon
The Red Sea touches 8 different countries but primarily against this country’s coastline
Saudi Arabia
This climbing vine is known for its colorful, fragrant flowers, and is the national flower of Thailand
Jasmine
**A legal standard that requires prosecution to validate a disputed charge, followed by a document that shows a person's earnings and financial resources**
Burden of proof of income
part of French culture this bread has been around since the early 19th century
Baguette
This book of prophecy features visions of the "four horsemen"
Revelation
This volcanic island in Indonesia is home to the largest crater lake in the world, Lake Toba
Sumatra
This large, flowering plant, which can grow up to 10 feet tall, is known for its dramatic blooms and is commonly seen in the Mediterranean region.
Hibiscus
A shield wielding avenger followed by a beloved American patriotic song released in 1925
Captain America The Beautiful
Made with flour, butter, eggs, sugar, and yeast, it has a golden-brown buttery crust with a fluffy inside as the dough rises for several hours before it’s baked
Brioche
This woman risked her life to save the Jewish people from destruction.
Esther