Weapons
Using this weapon is easy. Stick your opponent with the pointy end.
Knife/Sword
If you choose to "Go Greyhound", you're riding this.
Bus
It has eight sides.
Octagon
If you're ever in Paris, be sure to check out this 1,063 foot tall landmark.
Eiffel Tower
Virginia is for lovers. So is this February holiday.
Valentine's Day
Nunchuks
Before "Lyft" and "Uber" came along, you would call one of these if you wanted a ride across town.
Taxi
It's a slanted square.
Rhombus
Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson and Roosevelt are the four faces on this landmark.
Mount Rushmore
This holiday is really about the birth of Jesus Christ, not buying and exchanging gifts.
Christmas
This weapon is used famously by Indiana Jones and Catwoman.
Whip
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Riding on a cushion of air, this vehicle can travel over land, water, mud or ice.
Hovercraft
A round, solid figure. Like a ball, for example.
Sphere
It has the face of man (missing a nose) and the body of a lion.
Independence Day is celebrated on this date every year.
July 4th
Be careful swinging this spiky, spherical weapon.
Mace
Catch one of these for a quick trip across a river.
Ferry
This shape has triangular surfaces that converge to a single point.
Pyramid
Used to protect the country from the invading Mongols, this landmark stretches 13,170 miles.
Great Wall of China
This holiday celebrates the resurrection of Christ.
Easter
It's the weapon wielding by knight during a joust.
Lance
In 1869, Americans were able to travel 1,912 miles from Iowa to California on one of these.
Train
Squares, Rectangles, Parallelograms and Trapezoids are these types of shapes.
Quadrilaterals
Gladiators were known to battle in this famous Roman landmark.
Colosseum
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It's a holiday used to remember the Veteran's who gave their lives in service of their country.
Memorial Day