Homophones
To shatter, and halt a vehicle.
What is Break/Brake
This Scottish lake was first reported to be inhabited by a monster in the 5th century A.D.
What is Loch Ness
These are the banned objects in Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451." Ironic, huh?
What is Books
Known by this nickname, Japan's express trains can travel at over 130 mph.
What is Bullet Train
Despite their name, the eyes of the Russian blue cat are this color. It may make other cats envious.
What is Green
To carry, and naked.
What is Bear/Bare
New Zealand sits where 2 tectonic plates collide, the Pacific plate & one named for this big neighboring country.
What is Australia
Scrooge hears from this man that even after being dead for 7 years, he found "no rest, no peace. incessant torture of remorse."
Who is Jacob Marley
57 years after Lindbergh, Joe Kittinger made the first solo crossing of this ocean in a balloon.
What is Atlantic
In 1898 Bayer began to bottle & market this now very illegal drug as a pain reliever & cough suppressant.
What is Heroin
Mineral supply, and paddle.
What is Ore/Oar
This country of 16,600 square miles has possession of an island that's more than 50 times as large.
What is Denmark
Homer begins this epic poem by telling us it's about the anger of Achilles.
What is The Iliad
With an estimated 140,000, Mexico City has more of these cars for hire than any other city.
What is Taxis
"Wind Cave" in Custer County, this state, was the first cave in the world to be designated as a National Park.
What is South Dakota
A place, and to quote.
What is Site/Cite
The amount of mainland African countries that the equator runs through.
What is 6 (Gabon, Congo, DR of Congo, Uganda, Kenya, Somalia)
Geoffrey Chaucer told "Tales" from this English town known for its cathedral.
What is Canterbury
It's the name of the special flat-bottom boats used in the canals of Venice.
What is Gondola
A bronze statue of this fictional man stands at the foot of the steps to the Philadelphia Art Museum.
Who is Rocky Balboa
Illegal, and to provoke a response.
What is Illicit/Elicit
The 3 nations that border both the largest and smallest oceans are Russia and these other 2.
What is USA & Canada
Charles Dodgson was the real name of this mathematician turned children's author.
Who is Lewis Carroll
First built and used in 1936, Oscar Mayer's distinctive promotional vehicle has this appropriate name.
What is Wienermobile
This cheese's name translates to "recooked" in Italian, which is how it's made.
What is Ricotta