IDAHO
What is the state bird?
Mountain Bluebird
Which moo-ving invention, dreamed up by William Murchland in 1889, turned milking into a breeze?
Milking Machine
Which civilization totally rocked the papyrus game by inventing this scroll material before paper was cool?
Egyptian
What country’s national anthem has no official lyrics and is known in English as ‘The Royal March’?
Spain
What number between one and ten, when said out loud, sounds like the past tense of the verb "eat"?
Eight
Who is the Governor of Idaho?
Brad Little
When cattle get 'polled', what do they lose that once crowned them as nature’s horned celebrities?
Horns removed
Which ancient Greek temple stands as a timeless icon of classical beauty, rivaling any modern-day wonder?
Parthenon
Sofia is the capital of what country?
Bulgaria
What seven-letter “D” word describes a comedian’s seemingly serious and stoic expression while telling a joke or could weirdly describe a deceased culinary object?
Deadpan
It was once Idaho's most valuable mineral in the late 1800s. What is it?
Gold
What’s the globe’s numero uno plant, flexing its wheat game in fields everywhere?
Wheat
Which fearless fighters battled in the Roman arenas, earning a reputation as death-defying entertainers?
Gladiators
What animal is the emblem of Canada?
Beaver
What four-letter “L” word is a bobcat or a member of Minnesota’s WNBA team?
Lynx
Sun Valley Resort has the world's first-ever outdoor __________, which is part of the resort's original design and has been open since 1936.
Ice skating rink.
Which sunny blossom moonlights as a cooking oil superstar, lighting up kitchens worldwide?
Sunflower
Which empire dazzled us with its engineering marvels like aqueducts and roads, still admired today?
Rome
Where would you find Loch Ness?
Scotland
If you combine a word meaning the opposite of “old”, and a shirt that athletes wear that links them to their team, you get what 30th state alphabetically in the U.S.?
New Jersey
Milky gray fish found in some Idaho reservoirs and rivers that can grow to 12 feet and live more than 100 years. They are older than sharks.
White Surgeon
Which blooming buddy boosts soil’s nitrogen like a sidekick on a mission?
Clover
Which god, so influential that a day of the week bears his name, continues to echo through our calendars?
Saturn
From what country did the US purchase Alaska in the early 18th century?
Russia
What profession anagrams, quite appropriately, to the term "moon starer?"
Astronomer