Bodys of Water
What is the wearing away of land?
What is erosion?
Where will the 2028 Summer Olympics be held?
Where is Los Angeles?
What is the name of the first card game that was created specifically for play on computers?
What is solitaire for windows?
Japan is an island in what body of water?
Where/who/what/when is the pacific ocean?
What instrument did "The Mother" play in How I Met Your Mother?
What is a Bass?
What two adjectives are commonly used to describe ponds?
What is still/not moving and shallow?
What are the two national sports of Canada? (one in summer and one in winter?)
What is lacrosse in the summer and ice hockey in the winter?
Which card game has a variation known as “Exploding Kittens”?
What is russian roulette?
Burning fossil fuels, farm animals releasing methane gas, forests absorbing high amounts of CO2, and deforestation are examples of...?
What is climate change?
What current TV show is the longest-running live-action primetime show ever?
What is Law & Order: SVU?
What is the main source of lake water?
What is precipitation or melted ice/snow?
What sport is best known as the ‘king of sports’?
What is soccer?
What is the most played card game in the world?
What is poker?
Which political party was Alexander Hamilton a part of?
What are federalists?
What is Dorothy Zbornak's job on The Golden Girls?
Who is a substitue teacher?
What river made the Grand Canyon?
What is the colorado riveR?
Whats the diameter of a basketball hoop in inches?
What is 18 inches?
What is the oldest known card game still being played today?
What is Cribbage?
What was the Alien Act?
What is the president could kick out any foreigner who seemed dangerous?
In saved by the bell, what is the name of the overage club that Zack, Slater and Screech get into?
What is an attic?
What are the names of the great lakes? (5)
What is lake superior, lake huron, lake erie, lake michigan and lake ontario?
What do you call it when a bowler makes three strikes in a row?
What is "Turkey?"
Which card game often involves bidding, has its roots in the 17th century and is often considered the national card game of France?
What is Bridge?
What rock formation are formed from layers of sand, silt, dead plants, and animal skeletons?
What is sedimentary rocks?
What did Lucille Ball try to sell in a commercial on I Love Lucy?
What is "Vitameatavegemin?"