Orange Things
In addition to their usual orange-and-black coloring, these large cats can also occasionally be golden, white, or stripeless white
What are tigers?
Giraffes, the tallest terrestrial animal, are native to this continent
What is Africa?
He was elected as Governor of Tennessee in 2018
Who is Bill Lee?
The coldest temperature in FL, -2 °F, was recorded in 1899 in this capital city
What is Tallahassee?
Accorrding to Brian Regan, this word is the plural of box
What is boxen?
The concept for these triangular corn chips originated at a restaurant in Disneyland
What are Doritos?
Located on the border between China and Nepal, this is the world's tallest mountain
What is Mt. Everest?
This is a library, music store, game stop, and toy store all rolled into one store
What is McKays?
The metropolitan area surrounding this major city is the most populous in Florida
What is Miami?
This is a part of speach in modern English that is a specific object, such as a person, place, or thing
What is a noun?
In the 2003 Disney/Pixar movie Finding Nemo, this clownfish is looking for his son Nemo
What is Marlin?
These very tall things are the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the only ones still existing
What are the great pyramids of Giza in Egypt?
Shopping at this store would be incomplete without a stroll down the AOS
What is ALDI?
The gestational period for these aquatic mammals is 12-14 months, and their babies are usually 60-70 lb at birth
What are manatees?
The song "Conjunction Junction" appeered on this ABC educational children's show from the 1970s
What is Schoolhouse Rock?
This edible root contains high amounts of beta-carotene
What are carrots?
The tallest structure in the world is the Burj Khalifa, a skyscraper located in this city in the United Arab Emirates
What is Dubai?
These kinds of trees are always the first to lose their leaves, as summer turns to fall
What are cottonwood trees?
These (fictional) creatures can be seen at Weeki Wachee Springs, FL, putting on a show as a tourist attraction
What are mermaids?
This neccessity of this particular punctuation mark, also known as a serial comma, is hotly contested
What is the Oxford comma?
The top stripe of the national flag of this country is saffron, which is both a color and a spice
What is India?
Located in a national park in California, Hyperion, Helios, and Icarus are the three tallest specimens of these plants
What are redwood trees?
Dinosaurs still exist in Nashville, but only on this road
What is Poplar Creek?
This explorer established the first colony of European settlers in the United States at present-day Pensacola in 1559
Who is Don Tristán de Luna y Arellano?
This punctuation mark, frequently described as being the width of a capitle letter M, can be used to replace a colon or a set of parentheses
What is an em-dash?