Planes
This is sometimes mistaken for a flying boat- It is amphibious
Seaplanes
What started the American revolution?
The Boston Tea Party
Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo Da-Vinci
From what movie is this from "Tale as old as time true as it can be barely even friends..."?
Beauty and the beast
How many legs does a spider have
eight
This single-engine plane was super useful during the 30s and 40s
The Spitfire.
When did the American Civil War end?
1865
What are the 3 primary colors? (Hint: it is not red, green, and blue)
Red Green and Yellow
The character Sebastian the crab appears in which Disney film
The Little Mermaid
What is a baby goat called?
A kid
This was called the fastest plane in the world before it retired in the 90s.
SR-71 Blackbird
When did the Pilgrims arrive to America by the Mayflower?
1620
This is when a line goes from left to right.
What is a horizontal line?
In which movie would you find the sisters Drizella and Anastasia?
Cinderella
What is the largest known animal on earth?
The Blue Whale
During a flight, which aileron (tail wing) will lift up when the plane turns left?
The left one.
What was the first amendment?
Freedom of speech.
Which type of line is used to draw a tornado or a spin top?
Spiral
It features more Elvis songs than any movie actually starring Elvis.
What is Lilo and Stitch?
A story about a bear who loves honey and has a friend named Piglet.
Whinnie The Poo
This act in 1990 established a national aviation policy about disruptive noise matters and rejuvenated airport revenue by authoring a passenger facility charge.
What is the Airport Noise and Capacity Act?
What was the bill of rights?
American's rights to their government
Art that refers to the arrangement of opposite elements (light vs. dark colors, rough vs. smooth textures, large vs. small shapes, etc.)
Contrast
Who voiced Krunk in The Empire's New Groove?
Patrick Warburton
What is a group of pandas called?
An Embarrassment (no joke)