Science
This is known as the "Red Planet"
Mars
Known for his love of lasagna
Garfield
The capital of France
Paris
This Italian dish consists of pasta, tomato sauce, and basil
Sugo di Pomodoro
The first president of the United States
George Washington
The basic unit of measurement in the metric system
Meter
Social Media platform primarily used for sharing photos
World's longest river. Also flows North.
Nile
This type of especially strong coffee is made under pressure
Espresso
This ancient civilization is known for its pyramids and hieroglyphics
Egypt
The process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy
Photosynthesis
A fictional detective created by Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
This continent holds the Amazon Rainforest
South America
This is the only food that never goes bad
Honey
This is the formal name for the kingdom at the center of the Earth
Agartha
Subatomic particle that carries a negative electrical charge
Electrons
This director is known for his surrealist films, such as "Eraserhead.
David Keith Lynch
This continent is the largest on Earth.
Asia
This is the process of heating liquids to a high temperature to kill microorganisms
Pasteurization
The period of European history following the fall of the Roman Empire
Middle Ages
The process by which cells break down glucose to release energy
Cellular Respiration
Fictional world where the Lord of the Rings takes place.
Middle-earth
This is the tallest mountain on Earth, from base to peak
Mauna Kea
This French term is for a chef who specializes in pastries
Baker/Patissier
This Roman Emperor was once held by pirates, and after hearing what his ransom was, informed them he was worth much more
Julius Caesar