World Geography
This is the longest river in the world, flowing through multiple countries including Egypt, Sudan, and Uganda.
Nile River
This is the heaviest planet in our solar system.
Jupiter
The only mammal that can fly is not a bird but a type of small rodent found in South America.
Flying squirrel
Alfred Hitchcock directed this 1954 thriller about a man watching his neighbors from his apartment.
Rear Window
At the 2026 Winter Games, this skier won all six men’s cross-country events for Norway.
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo
This mountain range runs along the western edge of South America, stretching through countries like Chile and Argentina.
Andes Mountains
This is the hardest substance in the human body.
tooth enamel
This animal can sleep for up to three years without eating, thanks to its ability to hibernate in extreme conditions.
Snail (specifically, the African land snail).
Audrey Hepburn played Holly Golightly in this 1961 romantic classic.
Breakfast at Tiffany's
The U.S. achieved a rare gold medal sweep against Canada in both the men’s and women’s tournaments in this sport at Milan-Cortina.
ice hockey
This island nation is located southeast of India and is known for its tea plantations and cricket.
Sri Lanka
This is the number of bones in the human hand, including the fingers.
27
This large bird is capable of running up to 60 mph and is the fastest-running bird on earth.
Ostrich
This 1965 film tells the story of the von Trapp family singers.
The Sound of Music
At Paris 2024, the U.S. women’s basketball team aimed to win an unprecedented eighth consecutive Olympic gold.
women’s basketball
This river is the longest in Europe, flowing through countries such as Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands.
Danube River
The human cranium (skull) consists of how many bones that form the braincase?
8
This animal’s tail makes up about half of its length and is used for balance and communication.
Kangaroo
A giant ape climbs the Empire State Building in this 1933 classic.
King Kong
This Canadian sprinter won gold in the 200m at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics (held in 2021).
Andre De Grasse
This ancient city, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, was once the capital of the Inca Empire.
Cusco
This part of the human body controls movement and coordination.
Brain
This sea creature can regrow its limbs and is known for being the only species that can regenerate its entire body.
Starfish
This 2002 Canadian comedy revolves around the sport of curling.
Men with Brooms
Canada won its first-ever Olympic gold in women’s hockey at these Winter Games.
2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics