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Question 1 Word Doc
What is Adidas
In French, this citrus fruit is known as un Pamplemousse
What is grapefruit
Extending for more than 1200 miles off the northeast coast of Australia is this natural wonder?
What is the Great Barrier Reef
These water-loving mammals hold hands when they sleep so as to not drift away from each other.
What are otters
In the popular Sci-fi movie The Matrix, the main character Neo takes a pill that is this color.
What is Red
Question 2 Word Doc
What is Microsoft
This puffy poppy seed role shares its name with a former royal title.
What is Kaiser
This is the largest desert in the world
What is Antarctica
In order to eat properly, this bird must place its head upside down.
What is a Flamingo
What American writer/director starred in several iconic European-produced "Spaghetti Westerns"?
Who is Clint Eastwood
Question 3 Word Doc
What is Carnival Cruise
When ripe, these berries will bounce just like rubber balls
What are cranberries
Continents can move at the same rate at which this piece of the human body grows
What are fingernails
This is known as the world's deadliest animal.
What is a mosquito
In the popular movie franchise Start Wars, Jabba the Hut's palace is located on this planet?
What is Tatooine
Question 4 Word Doc
What is Toblerone
A single spaghetti noodle is called a?
What is a Spaghetto
This is the only city in the world spread across two continents
What is Istanbul
A pandemonium is used to describe a group of this type of bird.
What is a parrot
Most projectors found in modern movie theaters use a technology called DLP. What does that stand for?
What is Digital Light Processing
Question 5 Word Doc
What is the Tour de France
This food item is the most popularly stolen item around the globe
How many different time zones are in Russia?
11
The loudest animal in the world is a mere 2cm long, what is it?
The pistol shrimp
The Pistol Shrimp is capable of snapping its claw shut so rapidly, that it creates a bubble that collapses to produce a sonic blast, louder than a Corncode’s sonic boom.
This movie that references a popular sleep disorder as part of its title, is credited for being the longest movie ever made.