Name That Snack
A longtime American confection whose name nods to the circus.
Circus Peanuts
Since 1661, most of Britian's Crown Jewels have been housed in this medieval castle on the River Thames.
The Tower of London
In this Southern state, chickens are legally forbidden from crossing the road.
Georgia
This unusual sport was added to the Olympic roster in 2024 with Australian breakout star Raygun.
Breakdancing
Despite popular belief, cracking your knuckles does not cause this condition.
Arthritis
This chocolate-and-caramel candy got its name because early attempts to make perfectly round candies were unsuccessful.
Milk Duds
The ancient city of Petra is carved into rose-colored rock in which country?
Jordan
It is illegal to own just one guinea pig in this country because they are considered social animals.
Switzerland
This sport is played much like soccer, but with a ball that has been soaked in fuel and set on fire.
Fireball Soccer
Contrary to popular belief, if you swallow this chewy candy, it does not remain in your stomach for seven years.
Gum
Combine peanut butter with marshmallow creme, and you get a classic American sandwich.
Fluffernutter
The Moai [monolithic human figures carved from volcanic stone] are the most famous feature of ________.
Easter Island
This European country requires parents to choose baby names from an approved list or seek government permission.
Denmark
Germany, Iceland, and New Zealand also have naming regulations parents must follow.
This country hosts the World Bog Snorkeling Championships each year.
Wales/UK
Porcupines cannot do this despite a common myth.
Shoot their quills
This crunchy corn snack gets its trumpet-like look from being formed before it's seasoned.
Bugles
Every year, about 27.7 million tons of Saharan dust crosses the Atlantic Ocean and settles in which region?
The Amazon Rainforest
In which country is there a city that has had a ban on burials since the 1950s because of permafrost?
Longyearbyen, Norway (Svalbard archipelago)
This is the world’s northernmost town, has no official law against dying, but bodies and pathogens remain preserved indefinitely, posing public health risks because of permafrost. If someone is close to death, they are flown to the mainland for care and burial.
Breeds from tiny Chihuahuas to large Golden Retrievers compete in this canine version of a popular water sport.
Dog Surfing
Contrary to old illustrations, dinosaurs may not all have looked like giant reptiles because many had these.
Feathers
Created from whole grains, this cracker is baked flat and seasonable, known for its distinctive grid-like texture.
Triscuits
What is the world's largest living structure visible from space? Where is it located?
This southeastern Asian country has banned the sale and import of chewing gum since 1992, with limited exceptions for therapeutic, dental, and nicotine gum.
Singapore
Held near Gloucester, England this annual sport challenges participants to chase a wheel of Double Gloucester down a steep slope.
Cheese Rolling
(Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling)
This horned Arctic mammal inspired many unicorn legends.
Narwhal