Animals
Another name for bunny
Rabbit
"The rabbit hopped across the grass."
Faster than walking
Running/Track
"Humans can outrun almost all the animals in the world over long distances. A few exceptions include cats, rabbits, and kangaroos."
Raisins
"The color of a raisin is determined by its drying method. One-half of the supply of raisins comes from California."
A country that extends across the whole of northern Asia and the eastern third of Europe
Russia
"Russia has 11 time zones and incorporates many environments and landforms, from deserts to deep forests and Arctic tundra. Russia contains Europe’s longest river and largest lake."
Often referred to as trash pandas
Raccoons
"I saw raccoons rummaging through the trash can."
Requires four wheels
Roller skating/blading
"Roller skating uses 80% of your bodies muscles."
A set of 6 or more is known as a "rack"
"Rack of _____"
Ribs
"The 3 main types of beef ribs are short ribs, flanken-style ribs, and baby back beef ribs. The 4 main types of pork ribs are spareribs, Saint Louis-style ribs, country-style ribs, and baby back ribs."
Capital of the country that is known for their pizza
Rome
"There are over 900 churches in Rome, more than any other city worldwide. You only have to head to one of the hills and look across the skyline to see how many churches there are. No other city across the globe is as strongly associated with the Catholic religion as Rome is."
Commonly poached for their horns
Rhinos
"Rhinos have poor vision."
If you're afraid of heights, this isn't recommended
"Rock climbing"
"Rock climbing can burn between anywhere from 500 to as much as 900 calories per hour."
Part of one of the main food groups
Rice
"While the Great Wall was being built in the 15th and 16th centuries, workers used a porridge made with rice and calcium carbonate as a mortar to hold the wall's stones together."
The only state in the U.S. that starts with "R"
Rhode Island
"Rhode Island was the home of many great firsts in sports—in 1876, the first-ever outdoor polo match played in the U.S., in 1895, the first open golf tournament, and in 1899, the first National Lawn Tennis Championship, otherwise known as badminton."
Most common hiking spot in Washington
Rattlesnake Ledge
"I have never seen a rattlesnake while hiking."
Similar to tennis, can be played inside or outside.
Racquetball
"Racquetball started in a YMCA."
College students are known to eat this because it is cheap and easy to make. It sometimes comes requires hot water.
Ramen
"China consumes the most instant ramen noodles in the world, approximately 40 billion servings per year. However, instant noodles were first invented in Japan by a man named Momofuku Ando, who later invented Cup Noodles."
Where are these schools?
Hazen, Lindbergh, Liberty.
Bonus: What is the population of this area?
Renton
"Renton population in 2023 is estimated to be 106,080, covers a city area of 25.23 square miles and ranks 8th largest city in Washington State."
The mascot of Frosted Flakes cereal brand
Tony the Tiger
"They're grrrrreat."
Similar to football
Rugby
"Rugby balls were first made from pig’s bladders"
Chef Boyardee - contains tomatoes and meat sauce
Ravioli
"Chef Boyardee is famous for their rolling can commercial from 2004."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch8jfsicxVM
The setting of a movie where a macaw named Blu, was kidnapped by animal smugglers and meets another macaw, Linda. These two are the last of their kind, together they escaped, fell in love, and found freedom.
Rio de Janeiro
"Rio de Janeiro means “January River” and it was named by mistake. In 1501, an explorer Gaspar de Lemos arrived at the huge bay in Brazil in January. Thinking the bay was the mouth of a river, he named it after the month."