It's hard to imagine Paris without THIS structure, but the original plan was to only have it in place for 20 years.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
Afrikaans: "Stinking Mouse Dog"
What is "skunk"?
SHE was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, the first person to win a Nobel Prize twice, and the only person to win a Nobel Prize in two scientific fields.
Who is Marie Curie?
Director Ron Howard, starring Tom Hanks and Audrey Tatou (2006).
What is The Da Vinci Code?
SHE and Charlie Puth sang about how "We Don't Talk Anymore"
Who is Selena Gomez?
For the 2024-2025 school year, THIS horror master was the most banned author in the United States.
Who is Stephen King?
The color of the iris comes from THIS brownish-black pigment--the more there is, the darker the iris' color.
What is melanin?
THIS NYC building was the world's tallest building for 11 months...until it was surpassed by the Empire State Building.
What is the Chrysler Building?
Mandarin: "Business Goose"
What is "penguin"?
With the first in 1933, THIS First Lady held 348 women-only press conferences.
Who is Eleanor Roosevelt?
Director Baz Luhrmann, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Carey Mulligan (2013).
What is The Great Gatsby?
In the movie "Cadillac Records", Beyoncé played THIS R&B legend and sang "At Last" on the soundtrack.
Who is Etta James?
School boards have repeatedly tried to ban THIS book since the 1960s, often citing its racial overtones relating to the narrative's court case.
What is To Kill a Mockingbird?
Neutrophils are the most plentiful type of THESE colorless components in the body that fight infections.
What are white blood cells?
THIS Japanese structure gets a fresh coat of paint every five years and it takes a full year to repaint- that's a lot of white and orange!
What is the Tokyo Tower?
Swedish: "Flappy Mouse"
What is "bat"?
Reigning for over twenty years, SHE was the only female pharaoh in recorded history.
Who is Hatshepsut?
Director Alfred Hitchcock, starring Tippi Hedren and Rod Taylor (1963).
What is The Birds?
HER real name is Melissa Jefferson...sometimes the "Truth Hurts"!
Who is Lizzo?
THIS popular dystopian trilogy has been challenged in schools for its depiction of the young characters in violent situations of government oppression.
What is The Hunger Games?
Don't heat up amethysts too much or they turn THIS color and become citrines.
What is orange?
While THIS Russian structure is now known for its vibrant colors, it originally was painted a plain white and gold.
What is St. Basil's Cathedral?
German: "Threatening Chicken"
What is "turkey"?
Watson and Crick may have stolen the glory at the time, but THIS chemist was integral to the understanding of the molecular structure of DNA.
Who is Rosalind Franklin?
Director Paul Verhoeven, starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone (1992).
What is Basic Instinct?
While SHE did sing many of her own songs, she also wrote "The Locomotion", "You've Got a Friend", and "(You Make Me Feel Like a) Natural Woman".
Who is Carole King?
THIS Jay Asher novel has been banned by numerous high schools- its Netflix adaptation has also seen similar controversy.
What is Thirteen Reasons Why?
An experimental tattoo ink developed in Germany for diabetics changes color in response to the levels of THIS sugar.
What is glucose?
Four millennia of erosion have sliced 25 feet off the bottom of THIS large stone structure, the largest structure for thousands of years.
What is the Pyramid of Giza?
Japanese: "Needle Mouse"
What is "hedgehog"?
THIS woman's resumé not only includes being a world-renowned performer, she was also a spy for the French Resistance in WWII.
Who is Josephine Baker?
Director Baz Lurhmann, starring Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGreggor (2001).
What is Moulin Rouge!?
THIS singer led a crowd of 300,000 in "We Shall Overcome" in the 1963 March on Washington.
Who is Joan Baez?
THIS book was challenged for being too frightening for middle schoolers because of the Chapter One murder of its fourteen-year-old protagonist.
What is The Lovely Bones?
When dipped in a solution with pH above 8.3. litmus paper turns THIS color.
What is Blue?