Plants
Other known as lilium
Lily
A tragedy where two people fall in love and one takes a potion to make them look dead for 42 hours. The other one sees that and kills themself because he thinks that the other person is really dead. Then the other person wakes up and kills themself because they saw that the other person was dead.
Romeo and Juliet
This large striped cat is the biggest member of the feline family
Tiger
This yellow fruit is famous for being rich in potassium and often eaten by athletes
Banana
In 1969, he became the first human to step onto the surface of the Moon
Neil Armstrong
Commonly known for their bright yellow color and that they're always pointing toward the sun
Sunflower
In this play one characters head is turned to a donkey's
A Midsummers Night's Dream
Known for its slow movement and algae‑covered shell, this reptile spends most of its life in the treetops
Sloth
This dairy product is made by churning cream and melts perfectly on warm toast
Butter
This woman became the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in 1979
Margret Thatcher
The scientific study of plants
Botany
To avoid marrying Paris and stay true to her real love, she takes a potion that makes her appear dead
To avoid marrying Paris and remain loyal to Romeo
This black‑and‑white bird is famous for its tuxedo‑like appearance and its inability to fly
Penguin
This Italian dish, often topped with tomato sauce and cheese, is baked in a round, flat crust
Pizza
In 1903, this pair made history with the first powered, controlled airplane flight
Wright Brothers
The thing in plants that makes them green
Chlorophyl
In Macbeth, this ambition‑driven act sets the tragic chain of events in motion after a prophecy from three witches
Macbeth’s decision to murder King Duncan
This ocean giant, the largest animal on Earth, feeds almost entirely on tiny krill
Blue whale
This grain, a staple in many cultures, is the main ingredient in sushi and risotto
Rice
In 1954, this athlete became the first person to run a mile in under four minutes.
Roger Bannister
The purple flowers are sparsely arranged on spikes at the tips of long bare stalks and produce small nutlet fruits. The fragrance of the plant is caused by shining oil glands imbedded among tiny star-shaped trichomes that cover the flowers, leaves, and stems.
Lavender
In Hamlet, this is the reason the prince pretends to be mad after meeting his father’s ghost
To investigate Claudius without raising suspicion
This clever marine mammal uses tools, holds hands while sleeping, and has the densest fur of any animal.
Sea otter
This spice, harvested from the dried stigma of a crocus flower, is the most expensive in the world by weight
Saffron
This groundbreaking 1927 film was the first feature‑length movie with synchronized dialogue.
The Jazz Singer*