Bodies of Water
This is the largest lake in the world.
Caspian Sea.
He was the first big-band leader to hire black musicians in previously segregated hotel ballrooms and radio stations in the mid-1930's.
Benny Goodman.
With several varieties weighing less than a coin, this bird is the smallest in the world.
Hummingbird.
In "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", this is the name of the magical land the children enter.
Narnia
Seltzer is made by dissolving this gas in water to make it bubbly or fizzy.
Carbon Dioxide.
This is considered the longest river in the world.
Nile River
This big band brought vocalist Doris Day overnight acclaim with its recording of 'Sentimental Journey'.
Les Brown and the Band of Renown in 1945
The American white variety of this bird can hold three gallons of water in its bill.
Pelican
This was the author of "Charlotte's Web".
E.B. White
Horseradish was the first commercially packaged and sold foodstuff but this Pittsburgh-based company.
Heinz
The Rio Grande flows into this body of water.
He led the first big band.
Paul Whiteman
This bird was used by ancient Egyptians for the hieroglyphic for "red".
Flamingo
In "The Tale of Peter Rabbit", Peter loses these in Mr. McGregor's garden.
His shoes and his jacket
This chocolate-flavored coffee drinks gets its name from a city in Yemen that was once a center of the coffee trade.
Mocha
This is the highest waterfall in the world.
Angels Falls
He was the lead singers of the Benny Goodman Orchestra.
Bing Crosby
This bird can turn its head 270 degrees.
Owl
In "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", this is Charlie's last name.
Bucket
Jim Dandy is known for this quick version of hot cereal that's made from ground corn.
Grits
This ocean contains the deepest trench on Earth.
Pacific Ocean
Swing Music was bounded by these two events.
The Great Depression and WWII
This bird has stomach acid more potent than the acid found in car batteries.
Turkey vulture
In "The Velveteen Rabbit", this makes the rabbit real.
Being loved by a child.
The flu shot is recommended by the WHO and CDC for yearly vaccination for nearly all people over the age of six months. This animal's eggs are often used to produce its vaccine each year.
Hen/chicken