The largest type of shark
What is the whale shark
Sarah's favorite type of coke.
What is coke-zero
Created in 1886 this most poplar drink was invented
What is Coca-Cola?
Historically, this city is nicknamed "Garden City" because of its fertile agricultural lands, thriving orchards, and historic woollen mills. Also it was the very first Mormon pioneer settlement established outside of the Salt Lake Valley
What is Provo, Utah
The year of one's birthday. For Sarah this event occurred 40 years ago.
What is the year of 1986
My oh my. In a sharks lifetime they can have up to tens of thousands of these?
What are teeth? 20,000-35,000
The name Coca-Cola refers to two of its original ingredients
What are kola nuts and coca leaves
This type of candy U.S. versions typically feature this chocolate candy in solid pastel-colored shells.
What are Cadbury Eggs?
Known for its soil being enriched with volcanic ash from nearby regional activity, and its cool desert-like climate makes it an ideal environment for growing world-famous, massive potatoes
Where is Idaho?
This is the longest-running cable television programming event in history, premiering on July 17, 1988 featuring this mystical ocean creature.
What is Shark Week
Do not turn me over for if you do I may fall into a....
What is tonic immobility?
The bottle’s bulbous design was modelled after this... – an ingredient incorrectly believed to be in Coca-Cola.
What is a cocoa bean?
This time of season was originally called "harvest" until the 1600s, when people started calling it....
What is fall or "fall of the leaves"
This state has produced 25 astronauts, including John Glenn (the first American to orbit the Earth) and Neil Armstrong (the first man to walk on the moon).
What is the Ohio
This holiday is named after early Christian martyrs. One popular legend states that a Roman priest was executed on February 14, 270 A.D., for secretly marrying young couples after Emperor Claudius II outlawed marriage for soldiers.
What is Valentines day?
When touching the skin of a shark it is often compared to this type of paper.
what is sandpaper?
Invented by pharmacist John Pemberton in 1886, this popular drink was originally advertised as a brain tonic to relieve headaches and exhaustion
What is Coca-Cola
Because this color dye was so difficult to obtain and expensive to produce, the color became the royal color in many parts of the world and is traditionally associated with royalty and power.
What is purple?
Standing at 630 feet, it is the tallest man-made monument in the United States, with zero deaths recorded during its construction.
What is the Gateway Arch. St Luis, Missouri
Viking Traditions – In Norse culture, the loss of children's these were considered lucky charms, and warriors would wear them as protective talismans in battle. Today the loss of these is celebrated by this mythological person.
What is the Tooth Fairy?
Like the rings of a tree Scientists age sharks by counting the rings on this bone.
What is a vertebrae?
The modern image of this jolly, red-suited person was popularized through 1930s Coca-Cola Holiday Ads
Who is Santa Claus?
"When you're here, you're family." Since 2013, its primary motto has been "We're all family Here.
What is Olive Garden?
Almost no stop signs: this world famous city has only one stop sign in the entire city. Drivers rely on the priority-to-the-right rule (priorité à droite) at intersections instead.
What is Paris, France
Just like Santa Claus has no Christian significance to Christmas, this fairy tale creature also has no real connection to this holy day.
The origin of this fairy tale creature dates back hundreds of years, beginning in pre-Christian Germany. Here, the hare was said to be the symbol of the Pagan Goddess of Spring and Fertility.
What is the Easter Bunny?