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This U.S. state’s nickname comes from its climate rather than its beaches.
What is Florida?
This Swedish group won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974.
Who is ABBA?
This fruit’s name comes from the Nahuatl word āhuacatl.
Pixar’s first fully computer-animated feature film introduced this franchise.
What is Toy Story?
This device measures time by tracking the movement of hands or digits.
What is a clock?
Originally built for a world’s fair, this Paris landmark was meant to be temporary.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
This artist earned the title “Queen of Pop” largely during the 1980s.
Who is Madonna?
This dish’s name comes from the Greek word for “chamber pot.”
What is lasagna?
This animated sitcom premiered in 1989 and remains on air today.
What is the Simpsons?
This appliance relies on heat transfer to preserve food.
This term describes travel in which lodging and activities stay within driving distance of home.
What is a staycation?
This 2011 album title references the artist’s age at the time of release.
What is 21?
This breakfast staple requires soaking or boiling grains before consumption.
What is oatmeal?
This film series is based on novels written by J.K. Rowling.
What is Harry Potter?
Astronomically, this season begins with an equinox.
What is fall (autumn)?
This sea connects to the Atlantic only through the Strait of Gibraltar.
What is the Mediterranean Sea?
This instrument often provides harmonic foundation but rarely carries the melody.
What is the bass guitar?
This category of beverage is carbonated but not alcoholic.
What is soda?
This game show is known for requiring answers to be phrased as questions.
What is Jeopardy!?
This temperature scale sets water’s freezing point at 32 degrees.
What is Fahrenheit?
This Italian city’s primary mode of transportation is restricted to waterways due to its geography.
What is Venice?
This band’s signature song references perseverance despite minimal lyrical detail.
Who is Journey?
This French cooking technique involves rapid cooking over high heat with constant movement.
What is sautéing?
This film’s historical setting predates its release by more than 80 years.
What is Titanic?
This element is required for aerobic respiration in humans.
What is Oxygen?