Cities with Pro Sport Teams
This city on the east coast has two MLB, MLS, NBA, NFL, and NHL teams.
What is New York?
This vertebrate is the only one that can hover and fly backwards.
What is a hummingbird?
This red bird plays football in Arizona and baseball in St. Louis.
Who are the Cardinals?
A fast moving train and a way to share your thoughts.
What is Express?
A way to keep time and something you do with a TV.
What is watch?
This city on the west coast has two MLB, MLS, NBA, NFL, and NHL teams.
What is Los Angeles?
The longest and largest vertebrate in the world. They can grow up to 100 feet.
What is a blue whale?
NFL team in New York and an MLB team in San Francisco.
Who are the Giants?
A single cube with dots and to cease to exist.
What is die?
The outside of a tree and the sound a dog makes.
What is bark?
The only city in the state of Washington that has any professional teams.
What is Seattle?
These vertebrates backbone is both inside and outside of these animals body.
What are turtles and tortoises?
LA hockey team and NBA basketball team in Sacramento.
Who are the Kings?
A pair of like items and a small stick to start a fire.
What is a match?
A very smart person and a place filled with light.
What is bright?
The only city in the state of Arizona that has any professional teams.
What is Phoenix?
These vertebrates can turn their heads 270 degrees to the left and right and upside down.
What are owls?
Florida hockey team and a NFL team out of the Carolinas.
Who are the Panthers?
A season of the year and a coiled piece of metal.
What is a spring?
A unit of weight and to hit something.
What is pound?
This city used to have an NFL team known as the Redskins, now they are called the Commanders.
What is Washington D.C.?
The heaviest vertebrate that can walk comfortably on a ceiling
What are geckos?
An NFL fast flying machine from New York and a NHL team out of Winnipeg, Canada.
Who are the Jets?
The plant part that corn grows out of and to follow and harass someone.
What is stalk?
Being up to date and the movement of water.
What is current?