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This is the square root of 81.
9
On the periodic table of elements, which element is represented with the letter N?
Nitrogen
The capital of Japan.
Tokyo
Yummy! Our solar system is located in this galaxy.
The Milky Way
The US men's team has won 16 gold medals and the women's team has won 9 gold medals in this sport.
Basketball
The number of pennies in $1000.
100,000
This is the most abundant element in the universe.
Hydrogen
Ottawa is the capital of this country.
Canada
These are space large rocks that orbit the Sun in between Mars and Jupiter.
Asteroids
This West coast city has hosted the Olympics twice - in 1932 and 1984.
Los Angeles
Between 1 and 100, how many multiples of 7 are even?
7 - 14, 28, 42, 56, 70, 84, and 98
Diamonds, the hardest mineral, is made from this element that starts with a c.
Carbon
After putting another shrimp on the barbie, try visiting Canberra which the capital of this country.
Australia
What planet is sometimes called the “morning star” or “evening star”?
Venus
The Olympic games held in this German city were the first to be televised.
Berlin in 1936
Abraham Lincoln was what number President in US history?
The 16th
The element uranium was named after this celestial object.
Uranus
Not that type of fowl. Ankara is the capital of this Western Asian country.
Turkey
Mars has this many moons.
Two
Initially started as a recreational sport for American soldiers during World War II, what sport will make its debut in Los Angeles 2028 games?
Flag football
DAILY DOUBLE! The number of bones in the human body.
206
Previously used in thermometers, this element that starts with an m is a liquid at room temperature.
Mercury
DAILY DOUBLE! Known as the "city of music", Vienna is the capital of this European country.
Austria
DAILY DOUBLE! What is the name of the massive, invisible substance that is believed to make up a significant portion of the universe’s mass?
Dark matter
This notable athlete made track-and-field history in 1936 when he won four gold medals in Germany and helped set a new world relay record.
Jesse Owens