Caves
Caves that carry flowing magma.
What is a Lava Tube Cave?
A European country that looks like a boot.
What is Italy?
The name of the “unsinkable ship”.
(it sank)
What is The Titanic?
The most popular sandwich in America by sales.
What is Ham and Cheese?
Worth one cent.
What is a Penny?
Caves located in snowy and colder climates.
What is an Ice Cave?
The three countries in North America.
What is USA, Canada, and Mexico?
The simplest type of boat that only requires a pole and cloth to catch the wind.
What is a Sailboat?
The “grilled cheese“ of Italy usually containing meats and cheese cooked/toasted in a special machine.
What is Panini?
The least amount of coinage still being made to get to one dollar.
What is four quarters?
The most common type of cave.
What is a solution cave?
The two countries on the Iberian Peninsula.
What is Portugal and Spain?
A type of boat driven by a motor.
What is a motor boat?
What Jersey mikes calls their sandwiches.
What is a Submarine?
Ancient Chinese coins had holes in the middle of them. What was the purpose?
To make it easier for travel (rope inserted through the hole to mak for easier travel and less chance to lose it)
The pointy rock structures on the floor of caves.
What is a Stalagmite?
The amount of countries in Eurasia.
What is 93 countries?
The traditional seafarers name for a ship.
What is “she”?
The amount of PB&Js the average American consumes before graduating High school.
What is 1500 PB&Js?
The year the US stopped making half dollars.
What is 2002?
The pointy rock structures on the roof of the cave.
What is a Stalactite?
The amount of countries in the world.
What is 195 countries?
The total number of ships in the largest naval battle in history.
What is 1,271?
The earliest name of a sandwich (England).
What is bits of cold meat?
The year in which the American government stopped printing two dollar bills.
What is the year 1996?