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This is the main source of energy for Earth
What is the Sun
Alternating layers of ladyfingers soaked in a coffee-liqueur combo with mascarpone cheese and chocolate gets you this uplifting Italian dessert
What is Tiramisu
This is the art of paper-folding
What is Origami
She was the famous sharpshooter and performer in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show
Who is Annie Oakley
This bird, extinct by 1681, was named for the Portuguese word for "stupid"
What is the Dodo
Humans breathe out this type of gas
What is Carbon Dioxide
This ice cream brand and amusement park staple was born in the 1980s when Curt Jones used his knowledge of cryogenic technology to create ice cream "beads"
What is Dippin' Dots
The art form of calligraphy originated in this country
What is China
This infamous criminal duo was known for robbing banks and trains during the Wild West era
Who is Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
This biome shares its name with a Toyota truck and appears in the moniker for a famous Wisconsin football stadium
What is the Tundra
This metal is liquid at room temperature
What is Mercury
The Waldorf salad was named for the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in NYC where it was first created for a charity ball in 1896. This is the nut which is typically a key ingredient in the Waldorf salad
What is the Walnut
The art of creating images by chiseling or scraping away at a surface is known as this
What is Engraving
This dance was commonly performed by women in saloons
What is the Can-Can
Sometimes called "rainforests of the sea," this is the name for the type of underwater ecosystem that occupies less than 0.1% of the world's ocean area but provides a home for more than 25% of marine species
What are Coral reefs
World War II ended in this year
What is 1945
This Pepsi-owned soda was invented in the 1940s by bottling brothers Barney and Ally Hartman who wanted a better mixer for whiskey (Hint: The name is actually an old slang term for Scotch whiskey.)
What is Mountain Dew
This form of pottery takes its name from the Italian for “baked earth”
What is Terracotta
This legendary figure is known for having a showdown with the Clanton gang at the O.K. Corral
Who is Wyatt Earp
This fish shares its name with a striped land animal and is studied for the amazing properties of its heart, which is regenerative and can mend itself quickly
What is the Zebrafish
This is the smallest prime number
What is 2
Four chefs prepare a three-course meal using unlikely ingredients from a mystery basket, with one chef eliminated after each course, in this Food Network reality show
What is Chopped
The art of carving designs into wood or stone is known as this
What is relief carving
This is the name of the trail that cowboys used to drive cattle to railheads in Kansas
What is the Chisholm Trail
This is the name for the non-mutual relationship between species, where one species benefits at the expense of the other
What is Parasitism