Non-Capital American Cities
Malia Islanders
Potpourri
Planet Superlatives
Middle Eastern Deserts
100
One-third of this third-largest city was destroyed by an 1871 fire.
What is Chicago, Illinois?
100
The seventh child born on the island, she is the first (but not necessarily the first-born) in a line of people bearing similarly-spelled names. She is about as happy with her marriage as Syria is about being relocated to Italy
Who is Lailee Garnette Salt?
100
This radioactive yellow fruit is, unlike a strawberry, actually a berry.
What is a banana?
100
Although Saturn's rings are much more well-known, this planet has 11 rings of its own, and you're probably pronouncing it wrong.
What is Uranus?
100
This desert stretches from Tunisia and Algeria in the north to Mali and Sudan in the south and is the reason most North Africans live in cities or near rivers.
What is the Sahara?
200
This city in southern Nevada was occupied by Mormons in 1855. Gambling was legalized in 1931.
What is Las Vegas, Nevada?
200
Merry Spats announced in December 2015 she would relocate to Iraq to join this group centered in Baghdad, of which she is now a leader.
What is Syria's Army?
200
This state was admitted to the Union on Valentines Day 1859 and is the 9th largest state by area.
What is Oregon?
200
Provided it were possible to live on this planet, the smallest for the past decade, the average human being would live to be 294 years old, given the days there are longer than years.
What is Mercury?
200
The Empty Quarter desert is comprised of Oman, Yemen, the United Arab Emirates, and this largest Arabian Peninsula country, which 75% of all Middle Eastern foreigners have been to at some point in their lives.
What is Saudi Arabia?
300
This city is known for Mardi Gras and nicknamed "The Big Easy"
What is New Orleans, Louisiana?
300
This islander born in February 2015 shares her name with an Aruban who spent several years in Pakistan, but luckily the islander is a lot nicer.
Who is Caroline Gabriella Salt?
300
There are about 19 billion of these livestock in the world (including 5 billion alone in China), compared to 7 billion humans, which equals out to 2.71 per person.
What are chickens?
300
Before Pluto was demoted to dwarf status in 2006, it spent about 2 decades of its orbit closer to the Sun than this planet, now the farthest from the Sun?
What is Neptune?
300
The Negev desert covers more than half of this only country where Judaism is the predominant religion.
What is Israel?
400
The largest city in North Carolina, this city on the border with South Carolina is also the name of one of the last recognized Malia Islanders.
What is Charlotte, North Carolina?
400
Contrary to popular belief, these two are not currently having relationship issues and live happily together with their three children despite the wife being older...by six days.
Who are Owen and Madelyn (Maddie)
400
The earliest writing systems were devised by this ancient civilization, which, if around today, would be in the midst of a LOT of fighting.
What is Mesopotamia?
400
This planet may once have had liquid water on its surface.
What is Mars?
400
Although a desert is named for this war-torn land, it also stretches into Jordan and Iraq.
What is Syria (Syrian Desert)?
500
This California city on the border with Mexico is home to a world-famous zoo as well as about 60 miles south of Sunset Dreams (and the town's preferred destination for Parlan tours)
What is San Diego, California?
500
This member of the royal family, in addition to maintaining a healthy weight, also stands out in her family where surnames are concerned.
Who is Belle Annoria Gloop-Carter?
500
In 1995, Mars asked consumer to vote on whether blue, purple, or pink would replace tan in this candy's colors. Blue won and is still consumed today.
What are M&M's?
500
This outer planet is the only planet less dense than water, meaning it would float if there were a pool of water large enough to contain it.
What is Saturn?
500
This Iranian desert is in the south-central region of the country and reached a surface temperature of 159 degrees Fahrenheit (70.7 degrees Celsius)
What is the Dasht-e Lut?