LIFE PROCEDURES
Oxygen is released as a byproduct in this process where sunlight is converted into organic molecules
What is photosynthesis
Pieces of data from a website that is stored within a web browser so the website can retrieve at a later time
What are cookies
A player charged for a game infraction is found in this designated area.
What is a penalty box
This type of shape best describes the orbits of our celestial neighbors in their path around the sun
What is an ellipse
With blue collar origins dating back to 1890, this drink of a shot and a beer was a given to Montana coal miners at the end of their shift.
What is a Boilermaker
Voted as one of the best rock voices of all time, this lead singer was often at ends with his renowned guitarist, and even filled in for Brian Johnston of ACDC in 2016
Who is Axl Rose
This process mimics how the heart beats, manually bringing blood to the brain and other organs in during an emergency.
What is CPR
They come in a variety of forms and may be either fudgy or cakey depending on their density, but always contain chocolate and cut into squares.
What are brownies
A childrens toy containing a character, that is only revealed once the user turns a crank a specific number of times
What is a Jack-in-the-Box
Often seen on trail maps, a zigzag path that helps hikers ascend steep terrain is known as this.
What are switchbacks
Easily distinguished by its copper cup, this drink consists of vodka, ginger beer and lime juice.
What is a Moscow Mule
Native to Eastern Asia, it was cultivated throughout the Middle East in the early 18th century and was the inspiration for the name of this Disney princess.
Who is Jasmine
Although mostly subconscious, this active process is the exchange of gases in the body.
What is respiration
A soft, sweet food made from a mixture of flour, shortening, eggs, sugar, and other ingredients, baked and often decorated
What is cake
All manners of evil and misery, including death, according to Greek mythology.
What is Pandoras' box
This is when a road bends 180 degrees once or multiple times, or used when your bangs need to be held back
What is a hairpin
A cocktail featuring whiskey, sweet vermouth, bitters and a cherry on top, gives a nod to a borough in the Big Apple
What is a Manhattan
With his resemblance to the lead singer of Weezer, this man's popularity peaked in the 1950 with the songs of "Rave on" heard here.
Who is Buddy Holly
A chemical and mechanical process where large molecules are broken down before they can be absorbed and used by cells
What is digestion
A fall time American holiday classic, this warm fruity dessert is described by Oxford as a comfort food. Often topped with ice cream (a la mode) or whipped cream and garnished with cinnamon.
A variety of sweet and delicious treats. You never know what you are going to get.
What is a box of chocolates
Not talking space travel, this adjective is often used to describe a piece of undesirable wood.
This cocktail, traditionally made with cognac, orange liqueur, plus lemon juice, got its name from a WWI Captain who drove in a motorcycle to his favorite bistro in Paris
What is a Sidecar
Jessica Simpson stole the scene in 2005 when she played this fictional character from the south, whose iconic shorts share the same name.
Who is Daisy Duke
Presumably the most crucial process for all beings on Earth, hydrogen atoms are combined with one another to create Helium
What is fusion
Getting its name from a 1821 play, this cocktail is a mixture of rum, eggs whites, cream, vanilla, and lots of butter. It was also the inspiration for a classic animation of a mouse and a feline.
What is a Tom and Jerry
Going somewhere? You'll need one of these to hold all your items, often used in shipping and moving due to its size.
What is a box truck
Defined by Oxford as a line that curls and loops in an irregular way. They are inadvertently drawn by one trying to get ink out of a dry pen.
What is a Squiggle
Grenadine is a commonly used non alcoholic bar syrup, that gets its deep red color from the juice of this tropical fruit
What is a Pomegranate
Although eventually turning blue, this gum loving fictional character tripled in size after eating experimental gum in a famous candy factory.
Who is Violet Beauregarde