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The three types of rocks
What is Sedimentary, Metamorphic, and Igneous?
The unlikely body part most frogs use to help them swallow their prey
What are the eyeballs?
The popular Christmastime shrub that is mildly toxic to most pets including cats, dogs, and even horses.
What is a Poinsettia?
This Vietnamese dish includes rice noodles and meat and is served with an assortment of veggies and herbs to add, but don't forget the hot sauce!
What is Pho?
"Heart-Shaped Box" singer who *supposedly* ended his own life
Who is Kurt Cobain?
The world's most spoken language by native speakers
What is Mandarin Chinese?
True or False: Frogs have teeth.
What is true?
Most frogs have small teeth on their upper jaw to hold their prey in place until they can fully swallow it.
The term for knotted rope art from which plants can be hung
What is macramé?
The National Dish of the United Kingdom
What is Haggis?
Often dubbed one of the greatest electric guitarists in history, he was a musician and producer for only 4 years during the 1970s.
Who is Jimi Hendrix?
What we call animals that are active during the day and sleep at night
What is diurnal?
The most poisonous extant frog (and animal) on earth
What is the Golden Poison Dart Frog?
(Just one gram of its toxin could kill around 100,000 people!)
The most common indoor houseplant in the decade 2010-2020
What is String of Pearls?
(Also Chinese Money Plant and Pilea)
This dish has both rice and noodles, cooked with meat such as chicken or seafood and is covered in sauce made from vinegar, sugar, fish sauce, soy sauce, and tamarind paste.
What is Pad Thai?
This powerhouse singer with iconic eyeliner and big hair who passed in 2011. Her foundation now helps children build self-esteem and resilience in an effort to keep them clean from substance abuse.
Who is Amy Winehouse?
In classical music, these instruments usually make up a string quartet.
What are two violins, a viola, and a cello?
What a group of frogs is called
What is an army?
Name three benefits of having houseplants inside.
What are:
-Improved Air Quality, Sleep, Productivity
-Stress Reduction
-Enhanced Mood
-Allergy Relief
-Increased Humidity
Beef bulgogi is the national dish of this country.
What is Korea?
The King of the Delta Blues Singers who drank poisoned whiskey and only became famous after his tragic death
Who is Robert Johnson?
The name of the largest desert on earth
What is the Antarctic Desert?
How the Wood Frog (a local species!) survives the winter
What is freezing solid?
Wood frogs shut down their bodies when winter begins; stopping their breathing, heartbeat, and muscle movement. The water in their bodies actually freezes and is replaced with glucose and urea to keep their cells from collapsing. When temps rise, the frogs warm up, resume their bodily functions, and reanimate like nothing ever happened!
The first decade to see a huge rise in houseplants inside offices/businesses
-1970s
-1940s
-2010s
-1960s
What are the 1940s?
(When the U.S. entered World War II, women joined the workforce en masse and brought with them the idea of decorating their desks/offices to remind them of their gardens back home)
The country whose National Dish is Harees and Khuzi
What is United Arab Emirates?
The Doors singer about whom some people theorize is still alive after faking his own death
Who is Jim Morrison?