Science
The name for a female deer.
What is Doe?
The city that is known as "the Big Apple."
What is New York City?
The amount of holes on a ten-pin bowling ball.
What is three?
The name of Spongebob's pet snail. (Gary, Larry, or Barry)
What is Gary?
In a leap year, the amount of days there are in February.
What is 29?
The spiral galaxy that contains our solar system.
The national language of Mexico.
What is Spanish?
The sport that Babe Ruth is famous for playing.
What is baseball?
The movie that co-stars a green eyeball named Mike and a big blue thing named Sulley.
What is Monsters, Inc?
The state where the Pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving.
What is Massachusetts?
The poisonous female spider with a red hourglass on its abdomen.
What is a black widow?
The American president who appears on the $1 bill. (Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, or George W. Bush)
What is George Washington?
The most common place on the body for a beginner snowboarder to be injured. (Shoulder, wrist, or foot)
What is the wrist?
The swashbuckling pirate in the Pirates of the Carribbean movies, played by Johnny Depp.
The kind of pirate treasures that were in pieces of eight. (Money, jewelry, or ornaments)
What is money?
The smallest planet in our solar system.
What is mercury?
The place where you are likely to see things known as cumulus, cirrus, and stratus.
What is the sky?
What coffee is made from. (Bark, beans, or leaves)
What is beans?
The amount of sizes the Grinch's heart grows on Christmas Day.
What is three?
The Greek whose body was invincible except for his foot. (Achilles, Hercules, or Hector)
The everyday name for sodium chloride. (Sugar, salt, or vinegar)
What is salt?
The resource that heats about 90 percent of houses in Iceland. (Solar, wind, or geothermal energy)
What is geothermal energy?
What a bibliophile collects.
What is books?
The sense the Marvel superhero Daredevil is missing.
What is sight?
Annie Edson Taylor is the first woman to go over this and survive it. (Niagara Falls, Victoria Falls, or the Grand Canyon)
What is Niagara Falls?