Food
This fast-food restaurant is the most popular in the world with more than 30,000 restaurants in 119 countries.
What is McDonald's
These are played before every movie.
Trailers
This black and white bird warms its eggs by resting it on its feet.
Penguin
This children's playground toy was banned in Indonesia and Japan in 1958 for "Stimulating Passion"
Hula Hoops
In 1958, Japan and Indonesia banned the public use of hula hoops on the grounds of public indecency.
This show is the longest-running program in MTV history
The Real World
Sushi is a piece of raw fish- True or False
False- Raw pieces of fish are known as "Sashimi"
This man directed "Jurassic Park", "Indiana Jones", "ET", and "Jaws"
Steven Spielberg
This animal squirts ink out when it is protecting itself.
Squid
Americans do this up to 22 times a day?
When was the World Wide Web introduced?
1991
This is the unusual name for an American dish that consists of three different birds cooked and served together, also known as a three bird roast.
Turducken- Turkey, Duck, and Chicken
This character was played by two different actors throughout the Harry Potter series.
Dumbledore
This is the biggest animal to ever live on earth.
The Bule Whale. The blue whale is bigger than any known dinosaur and can grow to be longer than 30 T-Rexs
In Florida, It’s Illegal For Unmarried Women To Do What On Sundays?
Skydive
The law is rarely, if ever, enforced.
What stuffed animal fad debuted in 1993?
Beanie Babies
This is the most commonly stolen food around the world.
Cheese
What is the name of Jack Sparrow's ship in "Pirates of the Caribbean"
The Black Pearl
This shark can grow up to 100 feet long, with 7.5in teeth, and jaws nearly 10ft wide
Megalodon
What is the National Animal of Scotland?
The Unicorn
It was first featured on the Scottish royal coat of arms in the 12th century.
Who lost part of his ear to the teeth of Mike Tyson in 1997?
Evander Holyfield
You receive this many when you ask for a baker's dozen.
13
This mammal is known for it's big tusk and is often referred to as the "Unicorn of the Sea"
The calm and majestic Narwhale
Iceland Diverted Roads To Avoid Disturbing Communities Of What?
Elves
More than half of the country’s population believe elves, dwarves, and ghosts exist, so they make sure not to upset them.
In 1996 this sheep was successfully cloned, what was her name?
Dolly