Sports
Basketball
What does the Little Mermaid trade Ursula for legs?
Her voice
This red fruit is unique because it is the only one that wears its tiny seeds on the outside of its skin.
Strawberries
What is the biggest lake in Madison?
Lake Mendota
In science class, you learn that this is the process where a caterpillar turns into a butterfly
Metamorphosis
This worldwide sporting event happens every four years and features five colorful interlocking rings as its logo.
Olympics
who are the meerkat and warthog in The Lion King
Timon and Pumbaa
To make this movie theater snack, the water inside a kernel of corn gets so hot that it "explodes."
popcorn
You can find polar bears, camels and buffalo here. You can even ride a train.
Henry Vilas Zoo
If a book is a true story about a real person or real events, it belongs in this section of the library.
Non-Fiction
What is the only position in soccer that you can use your hands on the field?
Goalie
Name a snowman who likes warm hugs and summer
Olaf
This sticky food is the only food in the world that never spoils or goes bad.
Honey
People love to sit in colorful sun-shaped chairs and eat ice cream at this lakeside spot.
The Memorial Union
This is the name for the imaginary line that runs around the middle of the Earth, dividing it into North and South.
What sport does Simone Biles compete in
Gymnastics
In Encanto we dont talk about this character
Bruno
Though people usually treat them like vegetables, both pumpkins and tomatoes are technically this type of food.
Fruit
Inside the State Capitol, you can find a tiny carving of this furry "state animal" hidden on the head of the gold statue on the dome.
Badger
In English class, these are the words like run, jump, and swim that describe an action.
Verb
In what sport do you yell "Fore"
Golf
In Tangled, Rapunzel’s only friend while she is stuck in the tower is a small, green pet named what?
Pascal
This is the "secret" vegetable Popeye the Sailor Man eats to make his muscles grow instantly huge.
Spinach
Madison is built on a narrow strip of land right between two lakes. What is this called?
An isthmus
What is 12x15
180