American History
What year was Ohio admitted into the union?
1803
What is the largest type of (not extinct) octopus?
The Giant Pacific Octopus
What country do hamburgers originate from?
Germany
In what untitled game are you an annoying goose?
Untitled Goose game
How much vitamin C is too much?
2,000 mg per day
In 1783, the Thirteen Colonies won the Revolutionary War against what country?
Britain/United Kingdom
What is the worlds tallest building?
The Burj Khalifa
What USA state does Pepsi originate from?
North Carolina
When was Minecraft update 1.12.2 released?
September 2017
How should you handle a 3rd degree burn
Call 911 or go immediately to the nearest hospital.
In 1812, America and what country went to war?
Canada (under British control)
What mountain range has the mountain with the most elevation in the world?
The Himalayas
What is Burger King called in Australlia?
Hungry Jacks
When was Lethal Company released?
October 2023
How do you inhale?
You inhale... d:
In 1803, America bought land from who? This was called the Louisiana Purchase.
France (Napoleon Bonaparte)
What is the heavist breed of dog?
The Mastiff
Cavendish, Pisang Raja, Red, Lady Finger, and Blue Java are five of the most common types of what fruit?
Banana
What pixelated 2 dimensional game has terra in the name?
Terraria
What item do you need to hold a broken bone straight?
A splint
The Pig War was a dispute about what on the San Juan Islands?
Borders
What is the state fish of Hawaii?
Reef Trigger Fish Or Humuhumunukunukuapuaʻa
A leafy vegetable native to the Mediterranean along with other cabbage species began appearing in northern Europe during the 5th century and a few hundred years later became closely associated with a major European city on the river Senne. Today, their name continues to reference that city. What is this vegetable?
Brussel Sprout
What game is a Pink tabby slime from?
Slime rancher
How do you stop a bleeding wound from bleeding?
Cover the wound with a sterile dressing (if available) or a clean cloth. Apply direct pressure to the wound until bleeding stops