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In this Roald Dahl book, Sophie befriends a giant who catches dreams instead of children.
BFG
It may not be a real move in this Japanese sport but this dance move has become a delpenmiller staple
Sumo drops
This animal is known for its large horn and thick skin
Rhinoceros
This railroad was completed in the United States in 1869 when the Golden Spike was driven at Promontory Summit, Utah.
The first transcontinental railroad
This author and activist, who was both blind and deaf, wrote The Story of My Life. Also I think this person is a fraud
Hellen Keller
A rabbit gets into trouble in Mr. McGregor’s garden in this classic tale.
Peter rabbit
What was the name of the stick in the river that was a benchmark of a tubing trip?
Logness monster
This city in Hawaii is the state capital
Honolulu
This train system, famous for its punctuality, is Japan’s high-speed rail network.
Shinkansen
This legendary singer and pianist recorded hits such as “Superstition” and “Isn’t She Lovely.”
Stevie wonder
This series follows siblings Jack and Annie as they travel through time using a magical place in the frog creek woods
Magic treehouse
Mr Pete came into our house demanding we return this item
Minnie Mouse statue
This famous cloud shape is associated with a nuclear explosion
Mushroom cloud
This German train system is notoriously late and has trains that often cancel
Duetchabahn
Blind since infancy, this musician was nicknamed “The Genius” and sang “Georgia on My Mind.”
Ray charles
Stanley Yelnats is sent to Camp Green Lake and spends his days digging in this novel
Holes
Ryan cried because Mr Pete ripped up his toy at this event?
Super Bowl party
This prehistoric mammal had long, curved tusks and thick fur.
Wooly mammoth
This luxury passenger train is known for connecting Paris and Istanbul and giving its name to a famous mystery novel.
Orient express
This blind Italian tenor is known for songs such as “Con te partirò” and numerous classical performances.
Andrea bocelli
This Newbery Medal-winning novel tells the story of Jonas and a society without pain or choice.
The giver
This was Ms Katie’s explanation as to why I was so tan at camelback
I swim a lot
This pseudoscience remain highly popular for self-reflection, entertainment, and as a tool for divination.
Horoscope
In railroad terminology, this two-word phrase describes a train consisting of an engine and cars but no cargo or passengers.
Deadhead train
This French military leader lost sight in one eye and is often depicted with a hand tucked into his coat.
Napoleon