HARD
This is the only planet in our solar system that spins clockwise.
Venus
Who are you?
A human
Scotland has 421 words for this type of weather.
Snow
This food, invented in 1958, was the first to ever be microwaved in space.
Instant noodles (ramen)
In 2006, a Coca-Cola employee was arrested for trying to sell this company’s secrets to Pepsi.
Recipe for Coke
This animal’s milk is bright pink in color.
Hippopotamus
What is your name?
2+2
6
This fruit has more genes in its DNA than a human being.
Tomato
In 2013, a man in Florida legally declared his pet as this unlikely “emotional support” animal.
Alligator
This letter is the only one not used in any U.S. state name.
Q
Why are you here?
Just because
In Switzerland, it’s illegal to own just one of this animal, because they get lonely.
Guinea pig
In 2017, police in Oregon guarded an abandoned truck filled with this snack after locals started raiding it.
Doritos
This fruit was once put on trial in the U.S. in the 1930s, accused of being “too dangerous” for human consumption.
Tomato
The inventor of the modern zipper first called it this, after the sound it makes.
Clasp locker
When were you born?
At a time
In 1977, NASA launched the Voyager Golden Record, which included a recording of this bodily function.
A kiss
In 2019, a Florida man was arrested for assaulting someone with this fruit.
A banana
This U.S. town has a law that makes it illegal to tie a giraffe to a telephone pole.
Atlanta, Georgia
In 1978, a scientist tried to teach this insect how to fetch tiny balls, as part of an experiment on play behavior.
Wasp
What is the answer to this question?
What
The first item ever sold on eBay was this broken object.
A broken laser pointer
This fruit was once so expensive in Victorian England that people rented it for parties instead of eating it.
A pineapple
In 1974, the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis published a study where researchers successfully trained pigeons to do this everyday human activity.
Playing ping pong