Geography
The name of the world’s highest mountain.
Mount Everest
An octopus has this many arms.
8
The King of Rock and Roll.
Elvis Presley
Abraham Linclon was U.S. president during this American war.
The American Civil War
This city is home to the famous district known as Times Square.
New York City
This ocean separates Europe from the United States
Atlantic Ocean
This continent is the native home of Zebras
Africa
The state that the Devil go down to in the famous Charlie Daniels song: The Devil Went Down to [Blank].
Georgia
Who does not feature the sculpture carved into Mount Rushmore:
George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, or Theodore Roosevelt?
Benjamin Franklin
Mount Rushmore features George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln.
What does the “D.C.” in Washington, D.C. stand for?
District of Columbia
The ocean is the largest ocean in the world.
The Pacific Ocean
True or False: Jellyfish do not have a brain.
True.
They have a loose network of nerves, called a nerve net, that helps them to detect fish.
Name of the Swedish pop music group who authored the following songs: Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Chiquitita, and Gimmie! Gimmie! Gimmie!
ABBA
This person famously said "I have a dream"
Martin Luther King Jr.
This city is home to the Golden Gate Bridge.
San Francisco
Which is not a layer of the Earth: Meridian, crust, or mantle?
Meridian
True or False: Bamboo is the main food of giant pandas in the wild.
True
Lead singer of the band Queen.
Freddie Mercury
What sport is Babe Ruth famous for playing? Football, baseball, or ice hockey?
Baseball
This city is known as the Windy City or the Second City.
Chicago
Which place on Earth is most like Mars: Great Salt Lake, Antarctica or Sahara Desert?
Antarctica – It has temperatures and winds very much like Mars
True or False: Hummingbirds can fly backwards.
True
One of the best-selling singles in 1992, this song was originally written by Dolly Parton and covered by Whitney Houston.
I Will Always Love You
What does the W. in George E Bush’s name stand for? (Wilfred, Walker, or Walter)
Walker
This building is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.
The White House