Weird science
Adults have 206 of these but human babies have around 300
What are bones
In 1984 this sci-fi character only had 21 lines, totaling a measly 133 words, throughout the entire movie
Who is the Terminator
Following the strict order of operations (PEMDAS), you must solve the parentheses first to find that 48 ÷ (4 × 2) simplifies to this number.
What is 6
This is the term for a word that sounds exactly like the noise it describes, such as a bee's "buzz" or water's "splash".
What is onomatopoeia
In a standard game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, this is the only hand sign that can defeat a piece of paper.
What is scissors
This process is how a caterpillar completely liquifies its body inside a chrysalis to rebuild itself into a butterfly
What is metamorphosis
Long before modern rubber this everyday food item was used as a eraser
What is bread
If you have a standard pair of six-sided dice, this specific total has the highest statistical probability of being rolled.
What is 7
"A God Buys Us Cheeseburgers" is the memorable Chapter 11 title found in this author's mythological fiction book, The Lightning Thief.
Who is Rick Riordan
Though it sounds like a delicious breakfast side dish, this classic gym class activity involves a massive, multi-colored nylon sheet that everyone lifts into the air to sit inside.
What is a parachute
This is the only continent with absolutely zero active volcanoes
What is Australia
This ancient, 4,000-mile network of trade routes connected China to the Mediterranean, passing along silk, spices, and even the bubonic plague
What is Silk Road
This 3-letter computer science term represents the absolute smallest possible unit of digital memory, storing a value of either 0 or 1.
What is a bit
While standard grammar tells us the plural of "criterion" is "criteria", this is the correct plural form of the word "spectrum".
What is spectra
This playground game, where players try to stay inside a wooden octagonal pit while hitting a ball at each other's legs, gets its name from the Hebrew word for "touch-touch".
What is ga-ga ball
Because it is the only planet in our solar system that rotates clockwise a telescope on this planet would watch the sunrise in the west
What is Venus
In 1325, two rival Italian city-states (Bologna and Modena) literally went to war over the theft of this ordinary, wooden bathroom object.
What is a bucket
If you write out numbers as words (one, two, three...), this is the very first number that actually contains the letter "A".
What is one thousand
This 10-letter linguistic term describes a word like "racecar", "kayak", or "noon" that reads exactly the same backward as it does forward.
What is a palindrome
Invented by a physical education teacher in 1891, the very first targets used in the game of basketball weren't metal hoops, but actually baskets meant for holding this fruit.
What are peaches
This is the specific biological name of the colored part of your eye that controls how much light gets in - it also shares a name with a Greek goddess
What is Iris
King Henry VIII famously hired staff members called "Grooms of the Stool," whose highly prestigious daily job was to help the King do this.
What is use the bathroom
This mathematical concept represents a shape that has a finite area but an infinite perimeter—often visualized using snowflakes or coastlines. (Also referenced in the song "Let it go" from Frozen)
What is a fractal
This is the real, dictionary-defined term for the dynamic punctuation mark created when you smash a question mark and an exclamation mark together (‽).
What is an interrobang
If you are playing a standard game of Four Square, this is the official title given to the highest-ranking square on the board that gets to serve the ball.
What is king