Animals
Being the subject of a famous children’s book by Eric Carle, what animal is commonly known as the larval stage, or the “baby” form of a butterfly
What is a caterpillar
the name of the galaxy Earth is in
What is the Milkyway Galaxy
This is the deepest part of our oceans
What is the Marianas Trench
America's Team
Who are the Dallas Cowboys
These range from category 1-5
What is the hurricane
What kind of animal was Geoffrey, the longtime mascot of Toys "R" Us
What is a Giraffe
The type of animal was the first in orbit
What is a dog
What is the term for a large wave caused by underwater earthquakes
What is a Tsunami
Patrick Mahomes play at this position
What is Quarterback
This team hails from the mile high stadium
What is the Avalanche
What is a group of cats called?
What is a clowder
The name of the planet known for its striking blue color
What is Neptune
The mysterious Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, is said to have swallowed many ships, planes, and helicopters into its depths. In which ocean is this regional anomaly located
What is the Atlantic Ocean
How many yards does the offense get off of a roughing the passer call1
What is 15 yards
This team moved from Arizona to Utah in 2025
What is The Mammoth
This animal can sleep for up to three years
What is a snail
the giant explosion that happens when a star dies
What is a super nova
A "smack" is the collective term for a large group of what stinging, tentacled sea creatures
What are Jellyfish
Tom Brady has this many super bowl wins
What is 7
This team has won the last 2 Stanley cups in a row
Who are the Panthers
Like certain marsupials, these desert-dwelling rodents hop on 2 legs
What is a Kangaroo Rat
This planet is called Earth’s “twin”
What is Venus
Wind, the Coriolis effect, breaking waves, cabbeling, and salinity differences are all different forces that create what continuous movement of ocean waters
What are currents
How many players can be behind the line of scrimmage on offense?
What is 4
This country has not won a Stanley cup in 34 years
What is Canada