Fictional Elephants
This fictional flying elephant is known for his large ears and his friend Timothy the mouse.
Dumbo
What is 47 x 12?
564
This American city's Anchor Bar is the birthplace of a famous sports game snack, friend chicken wings in a spicy sauce.
Buffalo
This singer of "Firework" and "Roar" has the real name Katheryn Hudson.
Katy Perry
Hank Pym, the Ant Man, discovered Pym Particles, a rare substance that has the ability to shrink the distance between this smallest unit of a chemical element.
Atom
The fictional elephant creature Mr. Snuffleupagus is friends with this large canary on Sesame Street.
Big Bird
If y=3x+2 and y=12x-34, what do y and x equal?
x = 4, y = 14
This Mexican salad is named after the creator, not after an assassinated emperor of Rome.
Caeser salad
Jorge Mario Bergoglio is the real name of this current head of the Vatican City
Pope Francis
Cyclops' optic blasts can exert 3.5 MPa of this quantity calculated using the formula force divided by area.
Pressure
Daily Double
This mischievous cartoon character wins an elephant in a radio contest in the fifth season of America's longest running sitcom.
Calculate the volume of a cylinder given that the radius is 2 and the height is 3.
12pi
A soup in this country's city of Bangkok has been using the same broth for 45 years.
Thailand
Cassius Clay is the real name of this athlete, famous for his "Thrilla in Manila" with Joe Frazier III and his "Rumble in the Jungle" with George Foreman.
Muhammad Ali
The superheroine Storm has the ability to manipulate the weather, creating this type of natural disaster that is measured category 1 through 5 on the Saffir-Simpson scale.
Hurricanes
This religion's god Ganesha has his head replaced with an elephant head post-decapitation.
Ganesha
Rolling two, fair, six-sided dice, what is the probability that the sum of the values is 10?
1/12
This country with capital Reykjavik has fermented shark meat as its national dish.
Iceland
This "Great" escape artist and magician made his real name, Ehrich Weisz, disappear from the public eye.
Harry Houdini
The Space Stone of the Infinity Gauntlet was housed in a device named after this four dimensional analogue of a cube.
Tesseract
This fictional elephant created by Mo Willems is a children's book character who loves to spend time with his best friend Piggie.
Gerald the Elephant
Suppose Alphonso wants to grow tomatoes and pumpkins in his 8 foot by 5 foot garden. If 2 tomato plants can grow in a square foot and 1 pumpkin can grow in 5 square feet, how many pumpkins can he grow if he grows 20 tomato plants.
6 pumpkins
This state's sandwich, The Hot Brown, can be eaten while drinking a mint julep at its most famous sporting event.
Kentucky
This "Blonde Bombshell" from the 1950s had the real name Norma Jeane Mortenson before her death via overdose.
Marilyn Monroe
Bruce Banner was struck by this shortest wavelength radiation, resulting in him becoming the Incredible Hulk.
Gamma radiation