Science and Nature
It's the chemical symbol for water
H2O
This team has won the most championships of any American sports franchise, with 27
Yankees
The Academy Awards are often shortened to this 'O' name, but no one is exactly sure where it came from
Oscars
2026 marks the 250th signing of this important American document
Declaration of Independence
Steve (now played by Jack Black)
Minecraft
Newton's third law states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite...this
Reaction
Canada has two official sports: hockey for winter, and this stick sport in summer
Lacrosse
Home to many legendary movie premiers, Grauman's Chinese Theatre can be found in this city
Los Angeles
Christopher Columbus accidentally arrived in the New World while looking for an alternate route to this Asian country
India
The Hero of Time, but it's usually just Link
The Legend of Zelda
This gas makes up the majority of Earth’s atmosphere
Nitrogen
It's the country with the most FIFA men's World Cup victories, winning five times
Brazil
Walt Disney Animation released this movie in 1937, the first full length animated movie
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
This English King split from the Catholic Church in 1529, but is most remembered for his six different wives
Henry the 8th
Master Chief Petty Officer John-117
Halo
The average human does this around 23,000 times per day
Breathes
The NBA added this in 1979, despite most thinking it was just a gimmick
Three point line
This director is most well known for his work on the Lord of the Rings films. He did the Hobbit too, but we don't talk about those.
Peter Jackson
Nikola Tesla
Cloud Strife
Final Fantasy VII
A group of these animals is known as an "ambush"
Tiger
This is the oldest continually operating soccer club in the US
Charleston Battery
David Prowse portrayed Darth Vader in the original Star Wars trilogy, but this man supplied the iconic voice
James Earl Jones
He is the shortest serving US President, dying just 31 days after being sworn in
William Henry Harrison
Gordon Freeman
Half Life