European Geography
This sea connects Germany and Estonia.
The Baltic Sea
He is known as the "King of Pop".
Michael Jackson
This beverage is traditionally made from hops, barley, water, and yeast.
Beer
The capital of the USA
Washington, D.C.
This force attracts objects towards the center of the Earth (what makes apples fall).
Gravity
This northern country is known as the "Land of a Thousand Lakes".
Finland
This German physicist developed the theory of relativity (E=mc²).
Albert Einstein
Both Tallinn and Lübeck claim to be the birthplace of this sweet treat made from almonds and sugar.
Marzipan
The capital of Turkey
Ankara
A hot spring that periodically erupts, shooting water and steam into the air.
Geyser
This river flows through London.
The Thames
He is the founder of Microsoft.
Bill Gates
This spice, often used in curry, gives the food a yellow color.
Turmeric (or Curcuma)
Brasilia
A soldier in ancient Rome who fought against other soldiers or wild animals for entertainment.
Gladiator
This country is the home of IKEA.
Sweden
This famous German composer wrote the "Ode to Joy," which is now the anthem of the European Union.
Beethoven
This sweet substance is made by bees and supposedly never spoils.
Honey
The capital of Peru
Lima
This branch of mathematics deals with shapes, sizes
Geometry
This ancient stone circle is located in England
Stonehenge
This computer scientist co-founded Google with Sergey Brin, and the search engine's famous ranking algorithm, "PageRank," is named after him.
Larry Page
These expensive fungi grow underground near tree roots and are hunted by pigs or dogs.
Truffles
The capital of Colombia
Bogota
While the CPU is the "brain" of the computer, this specific processor is responsible for rendering images, video, and gaming graphics.
GPU