Star Trek
This Vulcan officer was famous for saying, “Live long and prosper.”
Who is Spock?
This soft, fresh cheese is often paired with tomatoes and basil in a Caprese salad.
What is mozzarella?
Despite its relatively modest height, this New Hampshire mountain recorded a 231-mph wind gust in 1934, the fastest ever recorded at a staffed weather station.
What is Mount Washington?
A group of people who share a common interest or activity.
What is a club?
early rock • guitar • Louisiana (1950's)
What is Chuck Berry/Johnny B Good?
This was the name of the starship commanded by Captain James T. Kirk in the original series.
What is the USS Enterprise?
This hard Italian cheese is often grated over pasta.
What is parmesan?
At 20,310 feet, this Alaska peak is the highest mountain in North America. Its official U.S. name was changed back to Mount McKinley in 2025.
What is Denali?
To grab or hold onto something tightly.
What is clutch?
British rock • folk • organ (1960's)
What is House of the Rising Sun/the Animals
In Star Trek, this device allows a person to be moved from one location to another by converting matter into energy and back again
What is a transporter?
This Greek cheese, made from sheeps' milk is traditionally brined and is protected under EU designation as a product from Greece.
What is Feta?
This Washington State volcano is famous for its symmetrical cone and is often photographed reflected in nearby lakes.
What is Mount Rainier?
Used to describe someone who is quick to understand things and good at finding smart solutions to problems.
What is clever?
psychedelic • organ • long intro (1960's)
What is Light My Fire/the Doors?
Played by DeForest Kelley, the nickname for the chief medical officer in the original series.
What is Bones?
This Italian blue cheese takes its name from a town near Milan and is one of Italy’s best-known blue-veined cheeses.
What is Gorgonzola?
First climbed in 1898, this Wyoming peak is the tallest of the three prominent peaks that overlook Jackson Hole.
What is Grand Teton?
A sudden loud noise, especially one caused by something breaking or striking a hard surface.
What is clatter?
guitar intro • classic rock • mysterious atmosphere (1970's)
What is Hotel California/Eagles?
This fictional extraterrestrial species was known for its distinctive ridged foreheads and warrior culture.
What are the Klingons?
This Dutch cheese is named after a city near Rotterdam and is often recognizable by its red or yellow wax coating.
What is Gouda?
This Colorado mountain is the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains and is one of the state's famous “14ers.”
What is Mt Elbert?
Secret or concealed, especially because something is not meant to be known.
What is clandestine?
hard rock • guitar • Australia (1980)
What is Shook Me All Night Long/ACDC?