Name That Song
This Pharrell Williams song shares its title with an emotion.
What is “Happy”?
This green ogre lives in a swamp with Donkey.
Who is Shrek?
This fruit is the main ingredient in traditional guacamole.
What is an avocado?
This is the largest land animal alive today.
What is the African elephant?
This planet is known as the Red Planet.
What is Mars?
Taylor Swift told us to do this to the negativity in her 2014 hit.
What is “Shake It Off”?
In Friends, Ross repeatedly insists that he and Rachel were on one of these.
What is a break?
This Italian dessert literally means “pick me up.”
What is tiramisu?
A group of lions is called this.
What is a pride?
There are this many minutes in two hours.
What is 120?
This Journey anthem tells listeners not to stop doing this.
What is believing (“Don’t Stop Believin’”)?
This movie features a magical nanny who arrives with an umbrella and a practically perfect attitude.
What is Mary Poppins?
Despite its name, this nut is actually a legume.
What is a peanut?
This mammal is famous for sleeping while hanging upside down.
What is a bat?
This is the only U.S. state whose name ends with three consecutive vowels.
What is Hawaii?
This 2010 Katy Perry hit compares a person to a colorful explosive.
What is “Firework”?
In The Office, this character is the regional manager of Dunder Mifflin Scranton for much of the series.
Who is Michael Scott?
This cheese is traditionally used on a Margherita pizza.
What is mozzarella?
This bird can fly backward.
What is a hummingbird?
This board game includes Boardwalk and Park Place.
What is Monopoly?
Queen begins this stadium anthem with two stomps followed by this.
What is a clap (“We Will Rock You”)?
In Mean Girls, this day of the week is when the Plastics wear pink.
What is Wednesday?
This spice comes from the dried stigma of a flower and is among the world’s most expensive spices by weight.
What is saffron?
These marine mammals use signature whistles that function somewhat like individual names.
What are dolphins?
This number is the only one whose English spelling has the same number of letters as its value.
What is four?