Nature
Formally adopted by the state of government in 1911, what animal is prominently featured on the state of California.
Bear
What was the name of the Pilgrims' ship?
The Mayflower
The Olympics are held every how many years?
4 years
What famous soft drink was invented in 1892?
Coca-Cola
What is the largest star in the solar system?
The Sun
Many animals estivate for portions of the year. What is the more common American English term for this behavior.
Hibernation
What state seceded from Virginia in 1863?
West Virginia
Which boxer fought against Muhammad Ali and won?
Joe Frazier
What nutrient comes from meat, eggs, and fish?
Protein
What is the largest bone in the human body?
The femur, also known as the thigh bone
Name the species of bird that has a tongue so long it wraps around their skill when not in use, protecting their brains while they tap into trees.
Woodpecker
Which branch of the military did President John F. Kennedy serve in?
The United States Navy
In motor racing, what color is the flag they wave to indicate a winner?
Checkered Flag
What is the only food that can never go bad?
Honey
What are animals who only eat plants called?
Herbivores
What plant is frequently associated with the Asian continent, can grow up to 12 inches in a single day, and is technically a "giant grass" rather than a tree?
Bamboo
What was the last state to be admitted into the Union?
Hawaii
In what game is "love" a score?
Tennis
What is the most frequently ordered item of food in the USA?
Fried Chicken
What is the tallest mountain in the world?
What creature with an equine name has no teeth or stomach, mates for life, and is the only species on Earth where the male carries the unborn offspring?
Seahorse
What city was the first capital of the United States?
New York City
In football, how many points does a touchdown hold?
6 points
What cheese would you find on a Reuben sandwich?
Swiss Cheese
What two elements is water made of?
Hydrogen and Oxygen