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A jaunty leprechaun declares this cereal as "magically delicious"
What is Lucky Charms
This rainforest produces roughly 20% of the Earth's atmospheric oxygen
What is the Amazon?
This feat of human athletics was started by the ancient Greeks in honor of Zeus.
What is the Olympics?
The first human father, whose family faced deep tragedy with Cain and Abel.
Who is Adam?
This man identified Jesus to authorities with a kiss, making his name a universal symbol for a traitor.
Who is Judas?
In this festive song about a snowman named Frosty, it says he has a button nose and these for eyes?
What is coal?
This ancient code of ethics dictated by God, was broken in anger once by Moses.
What is the 10 commandments?
This brand claims there are "2 Scoops of raisin in every box"
What is Raisin Bran
This state has no natural lakes. All of its lakes are man made.
What is Maryland?
Since 1945, all British army tanks have been manufactured with built-in equipment to boil water for this beverage.
What is tea?
Known as the "father of nations," tested through his faith and willingness to offer Isaac.
Who is Abraham?
This decoy allowed Greek soldiers to sneak into the famous city of Troy.
What is the Trojan Horse?
Elvis said that Christmas was this color without you.
What is Blue?
The ancient code of ethics listed 25 capital offenses, though none of them involved direct murder
What is the Code of Hammurabi?
3 elves say this rice cereal can "Snap. Crackle. Pop"
What is Rice Crispies?
California has a larger human population than this entire country.
What is Canada?
Romans used aged ________ as a source of ammonia to clean and whiten wool and toga garments.
What is Urine?
The righteous earthly father and guardian of Jesus, noted for his quiet strength, protection, and devotion.
Who is Joseph?
A celebrated American Revolutionary War general who defected to the British side and attempted to surrender the strategic fort at West Point, making his name synonymous with the word "traitor" in the U.S.
Who is Benedict Arnold?
Everybody knows this helps to make the season bright.
What is A turkey and some mistletoe?
An ancient Greek playwright was reportedly killed when an eagle dropped a tortoise onto his head, mistaking his bald head for a __________ to break the shell open.
What is a rock?
This cereal swears that "Stays crunchy, even in milk!"
What is Captain Crunch.
____________ is a triply landlocked U.S. state, meaning you have to cross at least three state borders from it to reach any ocean.
What is Nebraska?
During a wild rabbit hunt in 1807, this dictator was swarmed and chased by thousands of tame rabbits that his own men had released for the hunt.
Who was Napoleon?
The priest and father of John the Baptist, who doubted the angel's message before regaining his speech.
Who is Zacharias?
The assassination of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March found this traitor, a close friend and protégé whom Caesar had pardoned, joined the conspiracy that prompted Caesar's famous last words, "Et tu, Brute?"
Who is Brutus and the Roman Senators?
The best selling Christmas song of all time.
What is White Christmas?
This subterranean burial ground in Paris holds the remains of over six million people, created in the late 18th century to eliminate the city's overflowing cemeteries.
What is the Paris Catacombs?
This cereal is touted as "The breakfast of champions!"
What are Wheaties
What is France?
This Roman Emperor supposedly appointed his favorite horse to the Roman Senate.
A synagogue leader who placed his faith in Jesus to heal his dying daughter
Who was Jairus?
This scandal was a major U.S. political crime in the 1970's. President Richard Nixon and his team tried to spy on their political opponents and then covered up the crime, leading to Nixon's resignation
What is Watergate?
This upbeat holiday song was originally written for Thanksgiving before becoming a massive Christmas classic?
What is Jingle Bells?
This historical figure was the subject of the first recorded autopsy, which noted 23 puncture marks and a fatal chest wound in 44 BC.
Who is Julius Caesar?