Animals
Weighing up to 200 tons, this creature is the largest mammal on Earth
What is blue whale?
To deal 4x damage to a dual-type Grass/Bug Pokémon like Parasect, you should use this type of move.
What is Fire (or Flying)?
Which U.S. state has the largest total land and water area?
What is Alaska?
What type of energy is stored in food?
This part of a song usually repeats and contains the main hook or message.
What is a chorus?
This marine creature has three hearts and blue blood
What is an octopus?
This elemental type is completely immune to Electric-type attacks
What is Ground?
Which country has territory on both the European and Asian continents?
What is Turkey?
What animal group includes frogs, salamanders, and newts?
This singer is known for hits including “As It Was” and “Watermelon Sugar.”
Who is Harry Styles?
Due to an unusual skeletal muscle disorder, this farm animal is famous for "fainting" when startled.
What is a goat?
The process of a Pokémon transforming into a completely new, stronger form
What is Evolution
The Amazon River flows primarily through which South American country?
What is Brazil?
This molecule contains the genetic instructions that determine an organism's traits.
What is DNA?
This 1982 song by Toto is famously titled after a continent.
What is Africa?
This large land animal is the only known mammal that is physically unable to jump.
What is an elephant?
This item is given to trainers at the start of their journey by a Professor to log data on every Pokémon they encounter.
What is a Pokédex?
Which state borders the most other states?
What is Tennessee and Missouri, tied with 8 states each.
What organelle contains most of a cell's DNA and acts as the control center?
What is the nucleus?
Which singer's fans are sometimes called “Swifties”?
What is a group of parrots called?
A pandemonium
This Generation 1 Normal-type Pokémon is famous for blocking routes because it has fallen fast asleep.
Who is Snorlax?
Which state is shaped somewhat like a mitten?
What is Michigan?
Which organ system is responsible for taking in oxygen and removing carbon dioxide?
What is the respiratory system?
Why can two different instruments play the exact same note but still sound different?
What is they have different timbres?