Old times
This U.S. President famously said, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" in 1987.
Who is Ronald Regan?
This country is home to the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Sphinx.
What is Egypt?
This kitchen appliance uses hot air to "fry" food and is a staple for making quick pizza rolls or wings.
What is an Air Fryer?
This red fruit is the only one that carries its seeds on the outside.
What is a Strawberry?
This is the common name for the "Aurora Borealis," a light display seen in the sky near the Arctic.
What are the Northern Lights?
Before digital photos, you had to take this to a shop to be "developed" in a dark room.
What is film?
If you are visiting the "Colosseum" and eating authentic gelato, you are in this city.
What is Rome?
This "fancy" toast topped with a smashed green fruit and maybe an egg became a meme for being "expensive."
What is Avocado Toast?
This tropical fruit was once so rare that people in the 1700s would "rent" them for parties as a status symbol.
What is a Pineapple?
This is the world's tallest type of tree, found mostly along the coast of Northern California.
What is a Redwood (or Sequoia)?
This 1985 benefit concert featured Queen and was held to raise funds for the Ethiopian famine.
What is live aid?
This island nation is famous for its "Anime," sushi, and being the "Land of the Rising Sun."
What is Japan
This purple-colored root vegetable became a "must-have" flavor for ice cream and boba tea recently.
What is Ube
Botanically speaking, this long, yellow fruit is actually classified as a "berry," while a raspberry is not.
What is a Banana?
If you are lost, this mossy-topped "instrument" has a needle that always points toward the Magnetic North.
What is a compass?
Before the internet, this thick paper book was delivered to your door so you could look up phone numbers.
What are the Yellow Pages
This mountain range separates Europe from Asia and shares a name with a type of "Sidecar."
What are the Ural Mountains?
This breakfast food involves soaking oats in milk overnight in a jar to eat cold the next day.
What is a Charcuterie Board?
This small, fuzzy brown fruit is actually named after a flightless bird from New Zealand.
What is a Kiwi?
This is the process where plants use sunlight to turn carbon dioxide into food (and oxygen for us!).
What is photosynthesis?
This handheld device from 1989 allowed you to play Tetris and Super Mario on the go.
What is game boy?
This is the only country in the world that begins with the letter "O."
What is Oman?
This breakfast food involves soaking oats in milk overnight in a jar to eat cold the next day.
What are overnight oats?
Despite being used in salads and sauces, this red "vegetable" is botanically a fruit.
What is a Tomatoe?
This 3-letter word describes a young tree, but is also the name of the fluid that travels inside it.
What is sap?