Sports
The Olympics are held every ___ years.
What is 4 years?
The Smallest and Shallowest of the world's five oceans is this one.
What is the Arctic?
If you lived in the Southern Hemisphere, this is the season you would likely experience in June.
What is Winter?
This person voices Mater in the Pixar film "Cars".
Who is Larry the Cable Guy?
The name of the biggest shark.
What is a Whale Shark?
The first national sport of Canada.
What is Lacrosse?
At 95,000 square miles, it's Mexico's largest state, though it bears the name of a tiny pet.
What is Chihuahua?
Rain with a pH reading of less than 5.6.
What is Acid Rain?
The famous actor/actress who founded Happy Madison Productions.
Who is Adam Sandler?
This animal is known for spending 90% of its day sleeping.
What is a Koala Bear?
This person leads the NFL in its entirety for rushing touch downs.
Who is Emmitt Smith?
Extending for more than 1,200 miles off the northeast coast of Australia is this natural wonder.
What is the Great Barrier Reef?
Stratus Clouds at ground level are called this.
What is Fog?
Flavour of Pop-Tarts Buddy the Elf uses in his spaghetti.
What is Chocolate Fudge?
The deadliest creature in the world.
What is a Mosquito?
The all time leader of Home Runs for the Toronto Blue Jays.
Who is Carlos Delgado?
Major cities in this European nation include Vaasa, Maarianhamina, and Helsinki.
What is Finland?
EF stands for this in the EF Scale.
What is Enhanced Fujita?
The 1980 film, "Raging Bull" is based on this real life boxer.
Who is Jake LaMotta?
The closest living relative to the T-Rex.
What is a Chicken?
Wayne Gretzky scored ___ goals throughout his career.
What is 894?
This Greek City was named for the goddess of wisdom.
What is Athens?
Also called a vapour trail it's a cloud-like streamer that forms behind jets in clear cold humid air.
What is Contrail?
This legendary pop star judges a fashion "walk-off" between Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson in Zoolander.
Who is David Bowie?
In the 1950s, Idaho relocated these amphibious rodents by dropping them out of airplanes using parachutes.
What are Beavers?