"Martin Luther King Jr"
How did Martin Luther King Jr. die?
He was assassinated (in April 1968 by James Earl Ray)
Name an animal that sleeps through the winter in hibernation.
Bears, groundhogs, chipmunks, squirrels, etc.
What are the blades of ice skates made of?
Steel
In snowboarding, which foot do most people have forward on the snowboard?
The left foot
The name of a treat made with ice and syrup
A snow cone
What world-famous prize was Martin Luther King Jr. honored with?
The Nobel Peace Prize
What bird is known for its ability to survive extreme cold in Antarctica?
Emperor penguin
What is on the front of some ice skates to help the skater with jumps and spins?
Ice pick
What is the name of the sleigh that athletes steer down a long, narrow, twisting track.
Bobsled
Name a movie that has a snowman come to life.
Frosty the Snowman or Frozen
What is the name of Martin Luther King Jr.'s most famous speech?
His "I Have a Dream" speech
What adaptation helps animals walk on snow?
Large paws or hooves
Name three winter sports that involve ice skates.
Figure skating, speed skating, hockey.
What sport involves sliding stones on ice toward a target while teammates "sweep" the ice with brooms?
Curling
What temperature is considered freezing?
32 degrees F
Martin Luther King helped organize and direct a boycott on what?
Busses in Montgomery, Alabama (it lasted 381 days)
Name an animal whose fur changes to white in the winter to blend in with the snow.
Arctic fox or arctic hare
Over 4000 years ago, people in Finland make ice skates out of this material.
Bone
What sport combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting?
Biathlon
The name for ice that looks like water on the road.
Black Ice
Martin Luther King Jr. delivered a famous speech on the steps of which D.C. memorial?
The Lincoln Memorial
What is the term for animals growing thicker fur in winter?
Seasonal molting
The first indoor ice skating rink was in what European capital?
London, England
What European country is considered the birthplace of skiing?
Norway
Which European country held the first Winter Olympics?
France