Science
Q: This chart organizes elements by atomic number.
A: What is the periodic table?
Q: This staple Italian dish is made from wheat and water.
A: What is pasta?
Q: This country is known for maple syrup and hockey.
A: What is Canada?
Q: Earth’s only natural satellite.
A: What is the Moon?
Q: Greek god who ruled the seas.
A: Who is Poseidon?
Q: This organ helps you breathe by taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide.
A: What are the lungs?
Q: This fruit is known for its high potassium content.
A: What is a banana?
Q: This South American country is home to the Amazon rainforest.
A: What is Brazil?
Q: A frozen ball of gas and dust with a glowing tail.
A: What is a comet?
Q: Greek goddess of wisdom and war.
A: Who is Athena?
Q: This gas is essential for human respiration.
A: What is oxygen?
Q: This dish consists of raw fish served over vinegared rice.
A: What is sushi?
Q: This country is located between Canada and Mexico.
A: What is the United States?
Q: This is the name of our galaxy.
A: What is the Milky Way?
Q: Norse hall where warriors go after death.
A: What is Valhalla?
Q: This is the process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas.
A: What is evaporation?
Q: This cooking technique involves slow cooking meat over indirect heat.
A: What is barbecuing?
Q: This country is made up of over 7,000 islands.
A: What is the Philippines?
Q: This is the term for a moon that is fully lit.
A: What is a full moon?
Q: Egyptian god of mummification and the afterlife.
A: Who is Anubis?
Q: This scientist developed the laws of motion and universal gravitation.
A: Who is Isaac Newton?
Q: This fermented cabbage dish is popular in Korean cuisine.
A: What is kimchi?
Q: This landlocked country is known for its neutrality and chocolate.
A: What is Switzerland?
Q: This is the term for the explosion of a dying star.
A: What is a supernova?
Q: Greek hero who completed twelve labors.
A: Who is Hercules?