U.S. Geography
This massive canyon in Arizona was carved out by the Colorado River and is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.
Grand Canyon
This is the closest star to planet Earth.
The Sun
He was the first President of the United States and his face is on the one-dollar bill.
George Washington
This legendary archeologist wields a whip, wears a fedora, and is absolutely terrified of snakes.
Indiana Jones
This sport features teams of five, uses a round orange ball, and includes terms like "slam dunk" and "three-pointer
Basketball
This island state is the only one in the U.S. that is completely surrounded by water and grew entirely out of volcanoes.
Hawaii
These are the only flying mammals on Earth, and they use echolocation to find bugs in the dark.
Bats
This giant stone monument with the body of a lion and the head of a human stands guard near the Pyramids of Giza.
Sphinx
In the movie Inside Out, this is the blue, glasses-wearing emotion who constantly clashes with Joy.
Sadness
This global soccer superstar, who plays for Inter Miami, famously led Argentina to a dramatic World Cup victory.
Lionel Messi
Known as the "Windy City," this is the most populated city in the state of Illinois.
Shitcago
This gas makes up about 78% of Earth’s atmosphere, making it way more common than Oxygen.
Nitrogen
This ancient European empire was ruled by leaders called Caesars and famously built the Colosseum.
Roman Empire
This is the name of the fictional, neon-lit city where the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse movies take place.
New York City (or Brooklyn)
In baseball, this is the name of the heavily padded position player who stands directly behind home plate to catch the pitches.
Catcher
This river is the longest in the United States, flowing all the way from Minnesota down to the Gulf of Mexico.
Mississippi river
This is the only metal that remains a liquid at standard room temperature.
Mercury
Signed in the year 1776, this document officially declared the thirteen American colonies free from British rule.
Declaration Of Independence
This iconic sci-fi movie franchise features the planet Tatooine, lightsabers, and the Millennium Falcon.
Star Wars
This European country hosted the Summer Olympic Games, featuring events like beach volleyball right in front of the Eiffel Tower.
France (Paris)
Sharing a border with Canada, this is the largest of the five Great Lakes by surface area.
Lake Superior
He is the famous English scientist who formulated the three laws of motion and the law of universal gravitation.
Isaac Newton
This is the name of the historic trade route that connected China to Europe for centuries, allowing the exchange of goods and culture.
Silk Road
This is the name of the fictional African kingdom in The Lion King where Simba is born.
Pride Lands
With 28 total medals—23 of them gold—this American swimmer is the most decorated Olympic athlete of all time.
Michael Phelps?