Geography
This country has two capitals, one administrative (Pretoria) and one legislative (Cape Town).
South Africa
This device magnifies distant objects using lenses, often used by astronomers.
Telecope
This physicist’s 1905 “miracle year” produced relativity, photoelectric theory, and molecular Brownian motion.
Albert Einstein
This Patriots receiver made “The Immaculate Extension” in the 2016 AFC Championship to send them to Super Bowl LI.
Julian Edelman
Infamous Rapper who fell into a scandal involving illegally recording his parties. Also accused of being involved in the death of Tupac
P. Diddy
Which country has the largest population in South America?
Brazil
This classical weapon consisted of a weighted rope thrown to entangle the legs of livestock — or enemies.
Lasso or Bolas
This Supreme Court justice was known as “The Notorious RBG.”
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Which two teams are tied for the most Super Bowl victories by a franchise?
Patriots and Steelers
The first black baseball player in the MLB. A movie made after him with a 2 digit title.
Jackie Robinson
Which city is the capital of Canada?
Ottawa
This ancient timekeeper tells time by the sun’s shadow.
Sundial
This bread, traditionally eaten on Shabbat and Jewish holidays, is made slightly sweet and often topped with sesame or poppy seeds.
Challah
This Eagles defensive end strip-sacked Tom Brady in Super Bowl LII to seal the upset.
Brandon Graham
Lead female voice in "The Fugees". Known for massive hits like Doo Wop
Ms. Lauryn Hill
This river forms part of the border between the U.S. and Mexico.
The Rio Grande
This scientific device measures atmospheric pressure and helps predict weather.
Barometer
This economist’s consumption and inflation models reshaped postwar macroeconomics and won him a Nobel in 1976. Shares a last name with a Jew you may know.
Milton Friedman
The only defensive end to ever win a Super Bowl MVP
Von Miller
This HBCU located in D.C. counts Kamala Harris as an alumni.
Howard University
Which country has the most lakes compared to any other country?
Canada
This early computing device used beads on rails to perform arithmetic.
Abacus
Which comedian started his own sitcom show, which he called a "show about nothing"?
Jerry Seinfeld
Which Eagles cornerback returned an INT for a touchdown in Super Bowl 59?
Cooper Dejean
This scientist made major contributions to peanut agriculture and crop rotation at Tuskegee Institute.
George Washington Carver