World Rivers
Beginning high in the Peruvian Andes, this river travels 4,000 miles before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean — along the way it discharges more freshwater into the ocean than any other river on earth
Amazon
This tool found in every tradesman's toolbox ensures surfaces are perfectly flat and even
Level
This AFC North team defeated an NFC West opponent 21-10 in Super Bowl XL, played at Ford Field in Detroit
Pittsburgh Steelers
This wife of Jacob bore him only two sons yet her lineage produced some of Israel's most significant figures
Rachel
This German-born physicist developed the theory of relativity and the famous equation E=MC²
Einstein
Originating at Lake Victoria in central Africa, this river travels 4,100 miles northward before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea — defying geography by flowing north and sustaining one of history's greatest civilizations along its banks
Nile
Money Paid to Shareholders out of Earnings
Dividends
This AFC West team defeated an NFC South opponent 24-10 in Super Bowl 50, played at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara
Denver Broncos
Joseph Smith dubbed this book "Not Inspired"
Songs of Solomon
This German inventor's creation of the movable type printing press around 1440 is credited with sparking the Protestant Reformation, the Scientific Revolution and the spread of literacy across Europe
Gutenberg
Rising in Germany's Black Forest, this river flows 1,770 miles eastward before emptying into the Black Sea — passing through more capital cities than any other river in the world including Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest and Belgrade
Danube
This type of handgun features a rotating cylinder that holds multiple rounds of ammunition
Revolver
This AFC West team defeated an NFC North opponent 31-24 in Super Bowl XXXII, played at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego
Denver Broncos
Israel's first king, he was rejected by God after disobeying His commands, paving the way for a young shepherd named David to take his throne
King Saul
This Italian Renaissance artist spent four years lying on his back painting a historic ceiling
MICHELANGELO
Originating in the mountains of eastern Turkey, this river flows southeast through Iraq before joining the Euphrates and emptying into the Persian Gulf — its banks cradled some of the world's earliest cities in the region known as the Cradle of Civilization
Tigris
This graceful tree is known for its drooping branches and is often found weeping beside rivers and ponds
Willow
This NFC West team defeated an AFC East opponent 38-16 in Super Bowl XIX, played at Stanford Stadium in Palo Alto, California
SF 49ers
This woman was the only female judge mentioned in the Old Testament, leading Israel to victory in battle
Deborah
This composer began losing his hearing in his late 20s yet produced some of the greatest music ever written, completing his Ninth Symphony having never heard a single note of it
Beethoven
Rising in the Gangotri Glacier high in the Himalayas, this river travels 1,500 miles before emptying into the Bay of Bengal — considered so sacred that Hindus believe bathing in its waters washes away a lifetime of sin
Ganges
This word describes something round and full-figured, like a ripe berry or a well-fed turkey
Plump
This NFC East team defeated an AFC West opponent 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX, played at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans
Philadelphia Eagles
Written from a Roman prison cell, this epistle — one of Paul's shortest at just 25 verses — appeals to a wealthy Christian to forgive and free his runaway slave Onesimus
Philemon
This Polish-born woman was the first female Nobel laureate, winning in Physics in 1903 and Chemistry in 1911 — the only person ever to win in two different scientific fields
Marie Curie