Smarter Than A Fifth Grader
Smallest unit of life.
Cell
A geographic area of land such as a forest, that is surrounded or primarily enclosed by mountains or hills is generally referred to by terms such as:
A basin, valley or a cove.
Nuketown made it's debut in this title
Call of Duty: Black Ops
This country is the largest producer of coffee beans, making up 40% of the world's supply
Brazil
This is the main ingredient in falafel
NaCl.
Mountains that are located in oceans, often with steep sides and remnants of extinct volcanos are called:
Seamounts
gm_construct is an iconic backdrop for this sandbox game
Garry's Mod
This country is known for having the largest and most diverse population of cacti.
Mexico
Known as the "King of Fruits", it has the distinct smell which is described as similar to sulfur or sewage
Durian
This Greek god was the son of Zeus and is recognized by archery, music and the sun.
Apollo
A ring-shaped coral reef with an island, or chain of islands, on it that encloses a central lagoon.
Atoll
DAILY DOUBLE
Many recognize Liberty City from Grand Theft Auto 4, but it dubuted in this earlier title
The Original Grand Theft Auto
These two countries are frequently cited as having the lowest average IQ in Europe.
Albania and North Macedonia
Americans and Germans fight over who the original inventors of this globally popular food item is
Hamburgers
The approximate value for standard gravitational acceleration
9.80665m/s² or 9.8m/s²
This Spanish word for "table" is used to name flat-topped mountains.
Mesa
You're not going to die, but you will find your Final Destination in this fighting game series
Super Smash Bros
Pink dolphins can be found in this river
Amazon
This is the only fruit to display its seed(s) on the outside
Strawberry
The name of the smallest NAMED moon in the solar system. It is one of Mars's twoo moons with a diameter of about 16 kilometers.
Deimos
This tide occurs during a period of moderate tides that occurs when the Sun, Earth, and Moon form a right angle, causing their gravitational forces to partially cancel each other out.
Neap tide
The name of this popular fictional race course from the Gran Turismo video game series, known for it's blend of high-speed sections and technical corners also famous for it's controversy where it was re-imagined as a street course along the California coast.
Grand Valley Speedway
The Vinca culture was a Neolithic archaelogical culture that flourished in Europe from about 5400 to 4500 BCE, located primarily in this country
Serbia
This common condiment was marketed as a medicine in the 1800s
Ketchup