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This device is worn on the wrist.
Watch
What is the name of the last airbender?
Aang
What are the three ingredients used to make a mirepoix?
Carrot, Celery, and Onion
What is the only continent not represented in the Olympics?
Antarctica
What how many fluid ounces or milliliters are in a shot defined by Utah state legislation?
1.5 ounces or 44 milliliters
This material is made by heating quartz sand until it melts.
Glass
Helga had a crush on the main character of this 1996 Nickelodeon TV show.
Hey Arnold
What is the minimum safe internal temperature of poultry recommended by the FDA?
165 F
This country touches Russia twice on a border separated by Mongolia.
China
This grain is used to create a Hefeweizen.
Wheat
A rod designed to resist compression or an arrogant walk.
Strut
This Disney Channel Show depicts the double life of an ordinary teen and pop star.
Hannah Montana
What animal does venison come from?
Deer
This country produces the most coffee making 37% of the world's supply.
Brazil
For a bottle of sparkling wine to be considered Champagne it must be made in this French City.
Champagne
To produce or to surrender.
In Rick and Morty Season 1 Episode 4 a box is introduced that produces a blue character that completes tasks. What is that character and what is it's catchphrase?
I'm Mr. Meeseeks! Look at me!
This is the largest food chains in the United States based on the number of locations.
Subway 20,700 locations.
(#3 McDonald's 13,266)
The Opium war was fought between the Chinese Qing Dynasty and __ for smuggling over 300,000 kgs into China a year.
Great Britain
This is mixed with Vodka to make a Moscow Mule.
Ginger Beer
A part of the body or a storage device.
Chest
This show is infamous for having a Starbucks cup in the fourth episode of it's 8th and final season.
Game of Thrones
The 5 French mother sauces consists of Bechamel, Veloute, Espagnole, Hollandaise, and...?
Tomato
How many countries are in North America? (+/-2)
23
This green drink was banned in the United States and several European countries between 1909-1914.
Absinthe