Fast Food Chains
The top product for this popular fast food chain is their french fries and also used to have this slogan, "Look for the Golden Arches".
McDonalds
This copper statue was gifted from the French which is a sign for freedom and liberty
The Statue of Liberty
Despite not being the most populated city in the state, what is the New Mexico state capital?
Santa Fe
It is illegal to chew gum and litter in this southeast Asia country found at the end of Malaysia
Singapore
Gentoo, chinstrap, adélie, king, emperor, this animal was seen everywhere in Antarctica, and is featured in the animated film "Happy Feet"
Penguin
Back in the 90s, this Mexican-like fast food joint used to advertise their restaurant with a chihuahua that would say "Yo Quiero ____ ____".
Taco Bell
Talk about big heads! This national monument is carved into the granite face of the Black Hills near Keystone, South Dakota.
Mount Rushmore
New Mexico was the first state to adopt a state question. What is it?
"Red or Green?"
It is illegal to take selfies with Buddha statues in this island country found at the tip of India
Sri Lanka
You can see these dolphins in Orlando, San Antonio, and San Diego, but they tend to seem more "killer" there than out in the wild.
Orcas (Killer Whale is not technically correct)
Liz's favorite fast food chain is known as a Mexican Grill that actually originated in Denver, Colorado, and is popular for it's many food hacks on TikTok.
Chipotle
This landmark was approved by Congress two years after this president was assassinated, which is 19-feet tall and resides in Washington D.C.
The Lincoln Memorial
The state cookie is an anise-flavored shortbread-like cookie. What is it?
Biscochito
It is illegal to build sandcastles in this southwestern European country, known for its Paella and fútbol.
Spain
This animal is actually not found in Antarctica but is commonly mistaken as being an Antarctic animal. HINT: The name "Antarctica" comes from the word "antarktikos" which means "opposite to the bear".
Polar Bear
This Florida-based franchise created it's signature sandwich in 1957, which is its most popular item, followed by a strawberry banana smoothie. This franchise claims you can "Have It Your Way" with the king.
Burger King
Remember this: This landmark resides in the best city in Texas, which was the location of the battle that became the catalyst toward Texan independence from Mexico.
The Alamo
This blue gem is seen on men and women from New Mexico. Worn as a ring, on a belt, or a part of a bolo tie, what is it?
Turquoise
Winnie the Pooh is banned from this country that borders Germany and Belarus specifically because Pooh Bear doesn't wear pants
Poland
Discovered and named after British captain James Weddell, this animal is one of the largest of its species, wiggles slowly on land but is fast in the water, and can be confused as a rock as it lounges around the ice.
Weddell Seal
People joke that calories from this restaurant don't count because they are the "Lord's calories", even though they are closed on Sundays.
Chick-Fil-A
Declared one of the Wonders of the Modern World by the American Society of Civil Engineers, this landmark in California links the San Francisco bay and the Pacific Ocean, which is 4,200 feet long and 746 feet tall.
Golden Gate Bridge
What is the state slogan?
"Everybody is somebody in New Mexico."
It is illegal to pee in the ocean in this country that claims to have better islands than Hawaii.
Portugal
Not the largest of its species, this baleen animal is known for its haunting songs, feeds on small fish, krill, and plankton, and can be individually identified by its fluke.
Humpback Whale