Games
A twister mat has this may colored dots.
What is 24?
This doctor, who is not a Vulcan, wrote some of the most influential child care books of the 20th century.
Who is Dr. Benjamin Spock?
The original recipe for this delicious baked good calls for one pound each of butter, flour, sugar and eggs.
What is Pound Cake?
This American was the first man to walk on the Moon.
Who is Neil Armstrong?
The success of this early video game made the industry a viable business.
What is Pong?
"First, do no harm" is part of the oath set out by this Greek man, one of the founders of modern medicine.
Who is Hippocrates?
This canned "food" name is a mash-up of the words "Spice" and "Ham"
What is Spam?
Boldly going where no-one has gone before, this sci-fi franchise usually opens their shows with: "Space, the final frontier..."
What is Star Trek?
This sport is considered the oldest in the world.
What is wrestling?
Jonas Salk created the smallpox vaccine based on antibodies for this related disease, found in dairy workers' blood.
What is cowpox?
For everything from lattes, to cereal, to whiskey, this fall-spice blend is actually a mix of cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves, no squash required.
What is Pumpkin Spice?
What are Meteors?
This was the first game show to air on commercially licensed television in 1941.
What is Truth or Consequences?
This Polish/French "Madame" is the only person to have won Nobel prizes in 2 different scientific fields.
Who is Madame Marie Curie?
While a "spice" can be from any part of the plant (such as bark, seeds, or roots), an "herb" must come from this part of the plant.
What are leaves?
NASA's latest rover, named this, landed on Mars in February, 2021.
What is Perseverance?
This oldest known dice game was played in ancient Egypt and was an ancestor to Backgammon.
What is Senet?
This actor has spent 10 years playing "McDreamy" Dr. Shepard on Grey's Anatomy.
Who is Patrick Dempsey?
This fish can be fatal if not prepared correctly, and chefs need to be licensed before being cleared to serve it.
What is blowfish (or fugu)?
From Earth's perspective, these are the other planets that have "phases" like our moon.
What are Mercury and Venus?