History: Presidents
This president was focused on stopping slavery.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
This food is cheesy and served with macaroni.
What is mac and cheese?
This national park was the first ever.
What is Yellowstone?
This animal eats 84 pounds of bamboo a day.
What is a panda?
This organ digests food.
What is the stomach?
This president was called "The Dark Horse Candidate".
Who is James Polk?
This food "is a dessert consisting of a rich custard base topped with a layer of hardened caramelized sugar."
What is Crème brûlée
This national park is located in New Mexico and is a cave.
What is Carlsbad Caverns?
This animal has a flipper-like muscular tail used for swimming.
What is a lobster?
This body part is how we remember stuff.
What is the brain?
This president was an actor before he became president.
Who is Ronald Reagan?
This food is a "crumbly, tangy, scone-like quick bread"
What is soda bread?
This park is in Florida and is out in the ocean.
What is Dry Tortugas?
This animal eats hay, grasses, weeds, grain, and sometimes even tree bark.
What is a goat?
This body part is what we walk with.
What is the legs?
This president was the first president during the Cold War.
Who is Harry S. Truman?
This food is, thick and alternating with wavy or lobed edges, and the roots are fibrous and shallow. The plant produces large yellow flowers.
What is cabbage?
This national park hosts the volcanoes Kilauea and Mauna Loa.
What is Hawaii Volcanoes?
This animal has a body that is stocky, round and covered in salt-and-pepper colored fur.
What is a raccoon?
This body part is what we chew with.
What is teeth?
This man was the 27th president.
Who is William Howard Taft?
This food is a translucent, colorless, flavorless food ingredient
What is gelatin?
This national park is in Utah and is the 5th best national park.
What is Zion?
This animal's tusks are actually teeth.
What is an elephant?
This body part is also called the windpipe.
What is the trachea?