U.S. HISTORY
This document begins with the famous words “Four score and seven years ago…”
Gettysburg Address
These organisms produce their own food through photosynthesis.
Plants
This space-themed movie franchise features characters like Yoda and Darth Vader.
Star Wars
This famous clock tower is located in London.
Big Ben
This singer performed the hit song “Shake It Off.”
Taylor Swift
The U.S. purchased Alaska from this country in 1867.
Russia
A group of wolves living and hunting together is called this.
Pack
This Pixar film features a chef named Remy—who is also a rat.
Ratatouille
This ancient stone circle is found in England.
Stonehenge
This four-member British band became famous in the 1960s with songs like “Hey Jude.”
The Beatles
This major 1848 discovery sparked the California Gold Rush.
The discovery of gold at Sutter’s Mill
These blood cells help your body fight infections.
White blood cells
This long-running medical drama is set in Seattle and focuses on surgeons.
Grey’s Anatomy
This Paris monument was built as the entrance arch for the 1889 World’s Fair.
Eiffel Tower
This instrument is also known as the “king of instruments” and is played using keyboards and foot pedals.
The pipe organ
This First Lady was known for her activism and human rights work after the presidency of her husband.
Eleanor Roosevelt
This process describes how traits are passed from parents to offspring.
Heredity
This 2019 film won the Academy Award for Best Picture and was the first Korean film to do so.
Parasite
This enormous statue in Brazil overlooks the city of Rio de Janeiro.
Christ the Redeemer
This musical genre originated in Jamaica and is associated with artists like Bob Marley.
Reggae
This peaceful protest event in 1963 featured Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech.
March on Washington
This kingdom includes organisms like mushrooms and mold.
Fungi
This TV series features the fictional paper company Dunder Mifflin.
The Office
This lost ancient city in Jordan is carved directly into red sandstone cliffs.
Petra
This composer wrote the famous symphony that begins with “da-da-da-DUM.”
Beethoven