AP Psych
The body's primary communication network holding your brain down through your spinal cord.
The birthplace of surfing
Hawaii
This university's mascot is a famous English bulldog named Uga.
University of Georgia.
The team that has won the most world series titles.
New York Yankees
The kingdom where Elsa rules.
Arendelle
The brain's "sensory switchboard" at the top of the brain stem which directs messengers into sensory receiving areas.
Thalamus
Which state invented the shopping cart
Oklahoma
The English bulldog originated in this country.
England
How many stitches are on a baseball?
206
This Disney villain transforms into a dragon in the final battle.
Maleficent
A substance/treatment that has no effect, used as a control in experiments.
A placebo
Which state invented the waffle cone?
Missouri
Most English bulldogs are unable to do this physical activity safely without a vest, due to their heavy build and short legs.
Swim
This pitcher during his time at UCLA was named all American twice and inducted into UCLA HOF.
Disney's first full length animated feature film.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
The brain structure responsible for balance and coordination
Cerebellum
Which state is known for more pigs than people?
Iowa
in 1835, the UK banned this cruel blood sport, which English bulldogs were originally bred to participate in.
Bull baiting.
Where was the first pro baseball game?
Indiana
This Disney movie was inspired by Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Lion King
What is the structure in the temporal lobe that takes short term memories into long term memories.
Hippocampus
This state has 10,000 earthquakes a year.
California
Their short snout
This player holds the MLB record for the most career home runs at 762.
Barry bonds
This 1999 film was the final movie released during the era known as the "Disney Renaissance."