Science
Largest desert on Earth
What is Antartica
Capitol of Australia
What is Canberra
Three strikes in a row in bowling
What is a turkey
The area of math where the phrases sine, cosine, and tangent used
What is trigonometry
Most Instagram followers of 2025
Who is Cristiano Ronaldo
Animal that Australia went to “war” with in 1932
What is the Emu
Smaller rivers that flow into another river
What are tributaries
The terms “stale fish” and “mule kick” are in this winter sport
What is Snowboarding
Inventors of the use of negative numbers
Who are the Chinese
Known as Lady Gaga fans
What are little monsters
Color of the sunset on Mars
What is blue
The number of time zones Russia has
What is 11
Sport that involves throwing a ball at a trampoline like frame
What is tchoukball
The food Hansel and Gretel leave behind so they can find their way back
Bread crumbs
The kingdom where Alexander the Great born
What is Macedonia?
Newest element on the periodic table
What is Oganesson (Og)
Deepest lake in the world
What is Lake Baikal
The first NBA player to shatter a backboard
Who is Chuck Connors
The next number in the Fibonacci Sequences 0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34
55
The inventor of violet rays
Who is Nikola Tesla
Atoms of the same chemical element but with different atomic masses
What are isotopes
Tallest mountain in Great Britain
What is Ben Nevis
Blue flag meaning in racing
What is signaling a slower driver that a faster car is approaching and they should allow the faster car to pass.
The name of the evil woman who wants to make a coat from dalmatians in 'The Hundred and One Dalmatians'
Who is Cruella de Vil
Discoverer of Australia
Who is Willem Janszoon