Category 1: BNY (Bank of New York)
This famous "Founding Father" on the $10 bill started the Bank of New York in 1784.
Answer: Who is Alexander Hamilton?
If you have two quarters, three dimes, and one nickel, you have this many cents.
Answer: What is 85 cents?
This bird is famous for being able to turn its head almost all the way around.
Answer: What is an owl?
This is the closest star to Earth and gives us light and heat.
Answer: What is the Sun?
This Italian plumber wears a red hat and is always trying to save Princess Peach.
Answer: Who is Mario?
BNY is special because it is the oldest bank in this entire country.
Answer: What is the United States?
This is the name for a "plan" you make to decide how much money to spend and how much to save.
Answer: What is a budget?
This sea creature has three hearts and blue blood.
Answer: What is an octopus?
This "Red Planet" is the one humans are most interested in visiting next.
Answer: What is Mars?
This blue hedgehog is known for his incredible speed.
Answer: Who is Sonic?
When the New York Stock Exchange first started in 1792, BNY was the very first company to do this.
Answer: What is trade its stock (or be listed)?
If you put $10 in a savings account and the bank gives you extra money for keeping it there, that extra money is called this.
Answer: What is interest?
A chameleon uses this "superpower" to blend in with its surroundings.
Answer: What is camouflage?
This is the name of the force that keeps our feet on the ground and planets in orbit.
Answer: What is gravity?
In this game, players use blocks to build houses, fight creepers, and explore an infinite world.
Answer: What is Minecraft?
BNY recently updated its look with a new logo that features this specific "blue-green" color.
Answer: What is teal?
This is the difference between a "Need" and a "Want." Name one of each.
Answer: What is a Need (like food/water) and a Want (like a video game/toy)?
This is the only mammal that is actually able to fly.
Answer: What is a bat?
This giant planet is famous for having a "Great Red Spot" which is actually a huge storm.
Answer: What is Jupiter?
This "Electric-type" mouse is the most famous partner in the Pokémon series.
Answer: Who is Pikachu?
This 10-foot-tall "majestic" item, given to the bank by Alexander Hamilton, still sits in their headquarters today.
Answer: What is the Hamilton Clock?
If you buy a toy for $12.50 and pay with a $20 bill, this is how much change you should get back.
Answer: What is $7.50?
These insects can carry things that are 50 times heavier than their own body weight.
Answer: What are ants?
This is the name of the first person to ever walk on the moon.
Answer: Who is Neil Armstrong?
In the Legend of Zelda, this is the name of the hero who wears green (hint: it's not Zelda!).
Answer: Who is Link?