Food
The world's largest fast food chain famous for their golden arches
McDonald's
What dog breed is known for there wrinkles and flat snout
English Bulldog
Name 2 New York Teams
New York Jets and New York Giants
"To infinity and beyond"
Toy Story (Buzz Lightyear)
This group of Ancient people worship cats and built pyramids
Egyptians
Vegetable that looks like trees
Broccoli
This type of breed can hit up to 45 mph, making them the second fastest land animal overall (behind only the cheetah)
Greyhound
What state is the Football Hall of Fame?
Ohio
In Finding Nemo, what type of fish is Nemo?
Clownfish
He only explored a small area of the Caribbean—which included the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica—and parts of Central America.
Christopher Columbus
Most popular ice cream flavor
Vanilla
While historically nicknamed "nanny dogs" because they were viewed as patient and gentle with children in the early-to-mid 1900s
Pit Bull
The team who won the World Series in 2025
Los Angeles Dodgers
This pirate is scared of a ticking crocodile
Peter Pan (Captain Hook)
What country gifted the Stature of Liberty to the US?
France
Small yellow fruit that is not sweet
Lemon
Developed in western Anatolia thousands of years ago as a livestock guardian to protect sheep and goats from wolves, bears, and other predators
Akbash
The team who won the 2025 NBA Finals
OKC Thunder
The names of Luke's two droids- must have both correct for credit
R2-D2 and C3PO
The first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity, though he was only baptized on his deathbed in 337 AD.
Constantine
While historically tied to Hawaii in American pop culture, countries like the Philippines and Costa Rica are leading global producers and exporters today.
Pineapple
Served as official war dogs for the US Marine Corps during World War II, including famous service in the 1944 Battle of Guam
Doberman Pinscher
Nicknamed the "Black Mamba"
Kobe Bryant
How did Luke Skywalker lose his arm?
Darth Vader from a light saber duel
Under the Indian Removal Act of 1830, the U.S. military forcibly removed thousands of Cherokee from their southeastern homelands to Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma). Approximately 4,000 to 15,000 people perished along the brutal journey.
The Trail of Tears