Sports
"Bump, set, spike!" is a common term in this sport.
What is Volleyball?
The common dessert served at Chinese restaurants in the U.S.
What is a fortune cookie?
The signature color paint of John Deer tractors.
Columbus is the capital of this U.S. state.
What is Ohio?
What is 16?
Wisconsin's professional baseball team.
What are the Brewers?
Coca-Cola was first sold in this U.S. state.
The term used when a player hits the cue ball into a pocket during a game of pool.
What is scratch?
What is Mexico?
The gas exhaled by humans.
What is carbon dioxide?
The number of players per team that can be on the field at any given time in the NFL.
What is 11?
Small, tapered sticks of wood, ivory, or plastic, held together in one hand and used as eating utensils in Asian countries.
What are chop sticks?
An Olympic swimming pool has this many lanes.
What is 8?
This U.S. state receives the most annual rainfall.
What is Hawaii?
This number is represented by "C" in roman numerals.
What is 100?
The basketball term used when a player bounces the ball with both hands, resulting in a penalty.
What is double dribble?
The salt solution used for curing meat and canning vegetables.
What is brine?
This publication makes weather predictions based on a secret formula developed in 1792.
What is The Old Farmer's Almanac?
The Ghirardelli chocolate company was founded in this American city.
What is San Francisco?
Fingernails are made of this hard material.
What is Keratin?
This team won the first ever World Series.
What is the New York Yankees?
Corn is also known as this.
What is Maize?
The military abbreviation "POW" stands for this.
What is Prisoner of War?
This mountain is the tallest point in Japan.
What is Mt. Fuji?
This animal is known as the unicorn of the sea.
What is Narwhal?