The First U.S. President To...
The first to serve non-consecutive terms.
Who is Grover Cleveland?
This is the second largest airport in the United States.
What is Los Angeles International Airport?
A baby bear and a solid square.
What are a cub and a cube?
This mouse is Disney's most iconic character.
Who is Mickey Mouse?
This viral phrase from the early 2000s featured a dancing banana and the lyrics “It’s _______!”
What is "peanut butter jelly time"?
The first to fly in an airplane. (after leaving office)
Who is Theodore Roosevelt?
This airport names their waypoints after Disney characters.
What is Orlando International Airport?
A small, rounded lump of something soft and a model of the Earth.
What are a glob and a globe?
This Disney princess leaves her glass slipper behind at the royal ball.
Who is Cinderella?
This spread, often paired with jelly, is a favorite snack in the "Peanuts" comic strip universe.
First to resign from office.
Who is Richard Nixon?
In 2023, this U.S. airport was named the last crowded.
A fable's lesson and the emotional outlook of a group such as employees.
What are moral and morale?
You can find Cinderella’s Castle at the center of this Walt Disney World theme park.
What is Magic Kingdom?
This wobbly dessert might wiggle off your spoon, but it's not the same thing as jam.
What is jelly?
First to die in office.
Who is William Henry Harrison?
What is Chicago O'Hare International Airport?
Prudish and optimal or topnotch.
What are prim and prime?
This 2016 Disney film follows a Polynesian girl chosen by the ocean to restore the heart of Te Fiti.
Who is Moana?
It's what Paula Deen never forgets to add to a Southern dish.
What is butter?
The first to be impeached.
Who is Andrew Johnson?
The Barra Airport, which is known for using sand runways instead of asphalt, is located in this country.
What is Scotland?
To expel saliva and out of meanness.
What are spit an spite?
In The Lion King, this phrase means “no worries.”
What is "Hakuna Matata"?
About 5,000 years ago, the Babylonians and Egyptians were the first to start measuring this:
What is time?