Music
Known as the "King of Rock and Roll," he had hits like "Hound Dog" and "Jailhouse Rock."
Who is Elvis Presley?
Often called "The Zou," this is the home turf for Mizzou’s SEC football matchups.
What is Faurot Field?
This is the highest level of medal an athlete can win for finishing in first place.
What is a gold medal?
Fast food item that is served between two buns with a patty in the middle.
This Australian marsupial carries its underdeveloped young, called a "joey," in a specialized pouch.
What is a kangaroo?
This "Oldies" group from Liverpool, England, is often called the "Fab Four."
Who are the Beatles?
Named for a renowned poet, this famous pizza spot is right down the street from campus and known for its "Masterpiece" pizza.
What is Shakespeare's pizza?
These Games take place every four years and feature sports like skiing, ice hockey, and figure skating.
What are the Winter Olympics?
An Italian dish that is made of layers of pasta, cheese, and sauce
What is lasagna?
Native to the mountain forests of China, this black-and-white bear spends about 12 hours a day eating bamboo.
What is a panda?
This "Queen of Country" is famous for her theme park, Dollywood, and her hit song "Jolene."
Who is Dolly Parton?
This 73,000-square-foot city-run facility on West Ash Street features a popular indoor water park, a triple gymnasium, and a cardio gallery for Columbia residents.
What is the ARC (Activity and Recreation Center)?
In gymnastics, this 4-inch wide piece of equipment is used by women to perform leaps, flips, and turns.
What is a balance beam?
A bird that is usually served as the main dish for Thanksgiving
What is turkey?
This shell-dwelling reptile is known for its long lifespan; some species, like those on the Galápagos Islands, can live for over 150 years.
What is a tortoise?
This legendary Rock band is fronted by Mick Jagger and has a famous "tongue and lips" logo.
Who are the Rolling Stones?
Serving as the administrative heart of Mizzou, this building’s iconic 180-foot dome stands directly behind the six remaining columns of the original Academic Hall.
What is Jesse Hall?
This American swimmer is the most decorated Olympian of all time, holding a record 23 gold medals.
Who is Michael Phelps?
A Japanese dish that often includes raw fish, rice, and seaweed.
What is sushi?
Known for its flat tail and large front teeth, this rodent builds dams out of sticks and mud to create ponds for its home.
This country star, known as "The Man in Black," sang about "Folsom Prison Blues."
Who is Johnny Cash?
This 116-acre city park features a swimming beach, a boardwalk, and serves as the permanent home for the annual Roots N Blues (Treeline) Music Festival.
What is Stephen's Lake Park?
The modern Olympic Games originated in this European country, where the ancient games were also born.
What is Greece?
A breakfast food that is made from beaten eggs and folded with cheese or vegetables
What is an omelet?
Despite the myth that they are "blind," these are the only mammals capable of true powered flight, using echolocation to navigate the dark.
What are bats?