Historical Figures
This German physicist is best known for his Theory of Relativity and contributions to The Theory of Quantum Mechanics
Who was Albert Einstein?
This state is not technically a part of the continental United States and is most known for its salmon industry and extreme weather.
What is Alaska?
This animated movie features a rebellious half human/half fish hybrid that is on a mission to experience what it's like to live on land
What is "The Little Mermaid"?
This marine organism is one of the largest organisms on our planet and consumes tons of krill and small organisms daily.
What is a blue whale?
This American sport features a 9 on 9 playing style that can be played using various types of bats and a round white ball.
What is baseball?
This historical figure founded the Republican party and was an American Lawyer whose life was brought to an end following a fatal gunshot in a theatre.
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
This state is known for its many mountain ranges, gambling, and its nickname is "The Silver State"
What is Nevada?
This movie features a crossover of many superheroes and villains. The heroes of this movie are on a mission to prevent the main antagonist from wiping half of all life in the universe
This marine organism has two thick coats of fur for warmth and were almost hunted to extinction. They use a rock to open and consume shellfish and other organisms.
What is a Sea Otter?
This musical artist was formerly part of a well known boy band who now performs solo and is known for songs involving fruit sugar and very thin lines
Who is Harry Styles?
This famous scientist is known for his various widely accepted theories on the origin of life and the function of ecosystems.
Who was Charles Darwin
This state is known for its many great lakes, automobile industry and in French means "Large Lake"
What is Michigan?
This movie follows the life of a failed comedian who slowly descends into madness and becomes a criminal mastermind as he fails to conform with society and fit in
What is "Joker"?
This keystone marine organisms live mostly on the rocky intertidal, are found in many shades of orange and pink, and have the ability to regenerate their limbs.
What is a Sea Star?
This hygiene product is used to prevent dryness around the mouth and is typically carries in small elongated cylinders
What is Chapstick?
This historical figure is best known for her abolitionist activism and her system of freeing slaves during the 19th century.
Who was Harriet Tubman?
This state is named after a famous French King and is known for jazz music, food culture, and almost 2 million alligators
What is Louisiana?
This movie features the downfall of a galactic order that occurs following the persuasion of a young powerful character into darkness. The finale features a duel between master and apprentice.
What is "Star Wars: Episode III-Revenge of the Sith"?
This marine organism while not technically a true plant, creates large forest ecosystems for many organisms and produces large quantities of oxygen.
What is kelp/seaweed?
This body part is generally regarded as "useless" and is a part of the large intestine.
What is the appendix?
This German Philosopher was a revolutionary and economist who is best known for his anti-capitalist beliefs and texts that have changed the course of history for many countries.
Who was Karl Marx?
This state is known for the origin of the tow truck, country music, whiskey and barbecue.
What is Tennessee?
This movie displays the near end of the world as the world slowly becomes inhabitable. Famous scientist and physicist plans to relocate the population of the world by traveling through a wormhole but doing so makes our protagonist miss the important things back home.
What is "Interstellar"?
This marine organism is technically a living fossil, bleeds blue blood and despite its names, is not any kind of crab or crustacean.
What is a horseshoe crab?
This fruit is generally found in Mexico and Central America and is considered a staple in the modern diet with is many uses in dips, toppings and spreads
What is an Avocado?