Sports Trivia
This MLB team has the most World Series appearances (40) and wins (27).
New York Yankees
Known to have the most powerful bite of any mammal, this animal also has a children's game named after it.
Hippopotamus
Served at the Kentucky Derby, a mint julep contains water, white sugar, mint and this.
Bourbon
Known for it's beautiful white buildings, this Greek vacation destination also boasts a red sand beach.
Santorini
This supermarket chain is the largest in the United States.
Kroger Co.
After winning the 2022 NBA All-Star Game MVP award, this player tweeted, "Shooters shoot!! S/o to Cleveland for the boos...and then the love."
Stephen Curry
A group of kittens is called this, also the name of a book-reading device.
Kindle
George Clooney, Kendall Jenner, Dwayne Johnson and Nick Jonas are just a handful of celebrities who have become involved with or are owners of companies for this type of alcohol.
Tequila
According to HuffPost.com, this city is the #5 most-filmed in the world. It's also the birthplace of Ryan Reynolds, Seth Rogen, and Joshua Jackson.
Vancouver
This parade is held on New Year's Day in Pasadena, California and all floats in the parade must be covered using only natural materials.
Rose Bowl Parade
This NHL legend holds the record for most career goals scored. His daughter also recently married a PGA pro.
Wayne Gretzky
This body part can be used to determine the age of a lion.
Nose
This salty snack was originally named for the city where it originated - Saratoga, New York.
Potato chips
Eight of the top 10 busiest airports in the world are in the U.S., and this one in the south is #1. Maybe you'll spot a Housewife there.
Atlanta
This singer/songwriter released chart-topping hits in the 1980s, both with their band and as a solo act. They reached a new audience, however, when they sang numerous songs in the 1999 Disney movie "Tarzan".
Phil Collins
The first NASCAR-based racetrack was built in 1950 in this South Carolina town.
Darlington
This tall animal has the highest blood pressure.
Giraffe
In 1919, this sticky substance killed 21 people in Boston after a storage tank burst.
Molasses
This art museum is the largest in the world and was featured in the Tom Hanks film "Da Vinci Code".
The Louvre
DNA is the shortened version of this.
Deoxyribonucleic Acid