Food
What is the name of the rolled raw fish most usually served at Japanese Restaurants?
Sushi
This Continent is also a Country
Australia
What is the official language of Brazil
Portuguese
What sport is known as "America's Pastime" and was invented in the United States
Baseball
What is the Middle East's largest natural resource and largest export?
Crude Oil
This American hot dog eating icon broke his own world record by consuming 76 franks in 10 minutes.
Joey Chestnut
Don't let its name fool you, this country is a massive ice sheet, the second largest after Antarctica!
Greenland
What are the 2 official languages of Canada?
French, English
This country is believed to have created the sport of Golf!
Scotland
This country is the largest producer of gold
China
In what country did Brie Cheese originate?
France
What is the name of the original supercontinent we all broke apart from.
Pangaea
What language currently has the most native speakers?
(Mandarin) Chinese
Canada has 2 National Sports, a Winter and a Summer one. What are both sports?
Lacrosse and Hockey
This country is the world's largest producer of Olive Oil.
Spain
This type of pizza was Rumored to have gotten its name from the queen of italy, who had the same name.
Margherita
This country is considered to be located farthest away from the United States
This country recognizes 37 official languages, the highest of any other country!
Bolivia
The longest sporting event ever was a match between England vs South Africa that lasted 43 hours. What was the sport?
Cricket
United States
Haggis, a dish consisting of Sheep heart, liver, and lungs chopped up with vegetables and cooked in the Sheep's stomach, is the national dish of what country?
Scotland
Hawaii is a set of closely grouped islands, what is this also referred to as?
Archipelago
What is the oldest language? (there are 3 accepted answers)
Egyptian, Sumerian, Akkadian
What Sporting event is the most viewed on a global scale?
FIFA World Cup
These minerals are formed from the remains of plants and animals buried underground.
Fossil fuels