Famous Firsts
This company introduced the first commercially successful personal computer in 1977.
Apple
An elegant ballroom dance in triple time that glides around the floor and became popular in Vienna.
Waltz
This magazine's annual "Person of the Year" issue has recognized the most influential people in world events since 1927.
Time
This fictional newspaper employs Clark Kent.
Daily Planet
This blood protein transports oxygen.
Hemoglobin
This U.S. President was the first to reside in the White House.
John Adams
A line dance where participants form a kick line while linking arms.
Can-Can
This magazine has long been known for celebrity interviews, entertainment news, and its annual "Sexiest Man Alive" issue.
People
This actress won an Oscar for portraying Margaret Thatcher.
Meryl Streep
This is the hardest naturally occurring mineral.
Diamond
This was the first national park established anywhere in the world.
Yellowstone National Park
A street dance where the performer appears to glide backward effortlessly.
Moonwalk
This publication is recognized for product testing, unbiased buying advice, and consumer advocacy.
Consumer Reports
This actor voiced both Darth Vader and Mufasa.
James Earl Jones
This planet has the shortest day in the solar system.
Jupiter
This spacecraft carried the first humans to land on the Moon.
Apollo 11
An Argentine partner dance known for close embraces, dramatic pauses, and intricate footwork.
Tango
This magazine is known for home decorating, recipes, gardening tips, and the slogan "Good Things."
Martha Stewart Living
The DeLorean in Back to the Future needed to reach this speed.
88 miles per hour
This acid is found in the human stomach.
Hydrochloric acid
This was the first successful vaccine developed by Edward Jenner.
Smallpox
A Spanish dance often accompanied by castanets and dramatic arm movements.
Flamenco
First published in 1923, this weekly magazine is famous for its detailed reporting, fact-checking, and iconic single-panel cartoons.
The New Yorker
Tony Soprano's psychiatrist is this doctor.
Dr. Jennifer Melfi
This gland produces melatonin.
Pineal gland