Science
The weather tool used to measure air pressure.
What is a barometer?
The name for a group of turkeys.
Double points if you can tell me both.
What is a flock or rafter?
The main component in the Indian dish Palak Paneer.
What is spinach?
The country that gifted the US the statue of Liberty.
What is France?
The classic work of children's literature do the characters Mike, Veruca, Violet, Augustus, and Charlie get a tour of a confectionery manufacturing facility.
What is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
The name of the icicle looking rock that forms on the ceiling of caves.
What is a stalactite?
The number of stomachs that a cow has.
What is four?
The nut added to make Nutella.
What is hazelnut?
The building on the back of the $20.
What is the white house?
"Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus," translated as "Never Tickle A Sleeping Dragon," is the motto of the fictional school from the book.
What is Harry Potter?
The Latin name for the metal gold.
What is Aurum?
The mammal that is known to laugh when tickled.
What is a rat?
The South American grain that was referred to as the “mother of all grains” by the Incas.
What is Quinoa?
The number of years it took to build the Taj Mahal.
What is 22?
The Shakespearean play, featuring a Scottish thane, that is also considered bad luck to say the name of in theatres.
What is Macbeth?
The name of the type of tube that carries blood away from the heart.
What is an artery?
The mammal with the thickest fur.
What is a sea otter?
The fruit known as the Chinese gooseberry.
What is a Kiwi?
The civilization known for being between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
What was Mesopotamia?
The play by Sophocles in which the main character kills his dad and marries his mom.
What is Oedipus Rex?
The smallest Amino acid.
What is Glycine?
The type of fish that can close it's eyelids.
What is a shark?
The name for "little ear" or "bowl shape" pasta.
What is Orecchiette?
The ancient Greek practitioner who is known for being "the father of modern medicine."
Who is Hippocrates?
The book by Emily Bronte featuring the character Heathcliff, and is about twisted relationships. (This book is also getting a movie remake this coming Valentine's day starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi)
What is Wuthering Heights?