Maryland History
The capital city of Maryland.
What is Annapolis?
The main combatants of the First Kashmir War.
What is Pakistan and India.
The human body's largest organ.
What is skin?
The closest living relative to the Tyrannosaurus Rex.
What is a chicken?
The tree nut that is known for having a taste similar to (and sometimes containing in small amounts) cyanide.
What are almonds?
The state bird of Maryland.
What is the Baltimore oriole?
The year that the Titanic sank.
What is 1912?
The name of the process in which a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly.
What is metamorphosis?
The name for a group of penguins that are swimming in water.
What is a raft?
The name of the green cooking banana.
What is a plantain?
The number in sequence that Maryland is in terms it officially becoming a state.
(Double points if you can tell me the year as well)
What is 7?
1788
The country that issued the world's first paper money.
What is China?
The country that has the most active volcanoes.
What is Indonesia?
The name for a female sheep.
What is an ewe?
The most commonly consumed vegetable in the world.
What are potatoes?
The famous literary figure which wrote the poem “The Raven” while living in Baltimore.
Who was Edgar Allen Poe?
The two rivers that define the Mesopotamian region.
What are the Tigris and the Euphrates?
The thing that a Geiger counter measures.
What is radiation?
The number of quills that a porcupine has on average.
What is 30,000?
The vegetable with the highest percentage of water.
(Double points if you can tell me what the percentage is)
What is a cucumber?
Approximately 96%
The state flower of Maryland.
What is the black eyed susan?
The war that caused the assembly of the congress if Vienna.
What were the Napoleonic wars?
The four planets in our solar system that have rings.
What are Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune?
The bird that Charles Darwin famously studied, and proved his theory of speciation, located on the Galapagos islands?
What are finches?
The country in which the most tea PER CAPITA is consumed.
What is Turkey?