Mythology
who is the goddess of love
Aphrodite
Vice versa
The other way around
Standing on its own island in New York City, this is arguably the most iconic landmark in North America.
Statue of Liberty
You have to say the specific brand. But this vehicle is infamous for bruising ankles and shins due to its free spinning handle bar.
Razor Scooter
4th Thursday in November
Thanksgiving
Who is the Greek goddess of victory?
Nike
Bona fide
the real deal
A site in South Dakota that features the faces of 4 former US presidents.
Mount Rushmore
Nintendo's mobile device before the DS came out.
Game Boy
First Monday in September
Labor Day
What is the creature that is half-man and half-bull?
Minotaur
Verbatim
using the exact same words
Believed to be carved out by the Colorado River, this national landmark is located in Arizona.
The Grand Canyon
A device that requires kids to perform whatever actions it says to as it progressively increases its tempo.
Bop It
3rd Monday of January
MLK Day
This son of Zeus is responsible for killing Medusa
Persius
Quid pro quo
you do this for me, I'll do that for you
A small island in the bay which housed a federal prison from 1934 to 1963.
Alcatraz
The original Toy-to-life game that allowed kids to purchase plushies and then play with them online.
Webkinz
2nd Monday of October
Columbus Day
Because he rejected Echo's love, this guy was punished to fall in love with his own reflection.
Narcissus
Pro bono
done for public good without compensation
A planetarium located on Mount Hollywood that features an array of space and science exhibits and displays.
Griffith Observatory
This toy allowed for kids to physically make the star character of Sesame Street hysterically fall down and laugh.
Tickle me Elmo
November 11
Veterans' Day