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The Golden Gate Bridge is found in this U.S. city
What is San Francisco?
There were this many dwarves in the movie Snow White
7
This ball is usually colored with black and white pentagons
What is a soccer ball?
Aphasia is most often caused by this medical emergency
What is a stroke?
This fruit is yellow and monkeys love to eat it
What is a banana?
This city is home to the Eiffel Tower
What is Paris?
This Disney movie is about two dogs falling in love.
Lady and the Tramp
This sport lets players use clubs to hit a ball into a series of holes on a course
What is golf?
Aphasia happens when there is damage to this organ
What is the brain?
This Italian dish consists of flat noodles, layers of meat, cheese and sauce
What is lasagna?
This city is known as the "Big Apple."
What is New York City?
The color of Darth Vader's lightsaber
Red
This is the name of NFL's (National Football League) championship game
What is the Super Bowl?
This part of the brain is commonly associated with aphasia
What is the left hemisphere?
This dark, salty liquid condiment, originated from China over 2,000 years ago, and is a staple in Asian cuisine
What is soy sauce?
The Space Needle is located in this rainy Pacific Northwest city
What is Seattle?
This is the nickname for Maverick's best friend in Top Gun.
Goose
This city is where the 2028 Summer Olympics will take place
Where is Los Angeles?
If you have aphasia, you might enjoy singing because this side of the brain helps with music
What is the right hemisphere?
This French custard dessert has a caramelized sugar top and is often served in ramekins.
What is creme brulee?
This tower in Italy is famous for leaning
What is the Leaning Tower of Pisa?
This is the year the first Star Wars Movie was released
1977
This person is the designated hitter for the LA Dodgers
Who is Shohei Ohtani?
This type of aphasia, often caused by damage to the temporal lobe, leads to fluent speech and difficulty understanding language
What is Wernicke's aphasia?
This popular salad originated in Tijuana, Mexico in the 1920's
What is the Caesar salad?