TV Time
On this cartoon show, a yellow family lives in Springfield and Dad works at a nuclear plant.
The Simpsons
“Let It Go” is sung by this Disney ice queen princess.
Elsa
In basketball, this superstar of the Lakers is known as “King James.”
Lebron James
This iconic doll has had over 200 careers—from astronaut to veterinarian—and lives in her Dreamhouse.
This city, once known as Lutetia by the Romans, is famous for its historic Île de la Cité and the Louvre.
Paris
In this magic school sitcom, three stepsisters use spells to help their brother Max.
Thats So Raven
This singer and producer’s 2013 anthem “Happy” topped charts worldwide.
Pharrell Williams
Held every four years, these international competitions feature swimming, gymnastics, track & field, and more.
Olympics
This organization earns badges for camping, crafts, and community service—and sells famous Thin Mints each spring.
Girl Scouts
A regular polygon whose interior angles each measure 120° and whose name literally means “six corners.”
Hexagon
These two best friends solve mysteries with their talking dog, Shaggy.
Scooby Doo
This British vocalist’s album 25 features the smash hit “Hello.”
Adele
In baseball, when a batter hits a home run with all three bases occupied—scoring four runs in one swing—it’s called this.
Grand Slam
In medieval folklore this mythical creature’s horn was said to purify poisoned water—and it’s often depicted as a white horse with a single spiraling horn.
Unicorn
This big cat’s acceleration from 0–60 mph in just a few strides makes it the fastest land animal on Earth.
cheetah
A group of kids build rockets, time travel, and solve history mysteries with their talking dog, Brain.
The Magic School Bus
Former Destiny’s Child member who released the dance-floor hit “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It).”
Beyonce
This tennis star has won more Grand Slam singles titles than any other player in history.
Serena Williams
Also known as “lacquer,” this beauty item is applied in thin layers to the keratin on your fingers and toes and comes in shades from “Crimson Velvet” to “Ocean Breeze.”
Nail Polish
Invented by Nikola Tesla in 1891, this resonant transformer circuit produces spectacular high-voltage, low-current, high-frequency electricity often seen in science demos.
Tesla Coil
On this adventure series, a monkey and his boy friend Jake explore the Land of Ooo.
Adventure Time
This British boy band had hits like “What Makes You Beautiful.”
One Direction
Known as the fastest man alive, this Jamaican sprinter set the world record in the 100-meter dash.
Usain Bolt
In this Disney Channel animated series, a high school student doubles as a top-secret agent and always asks, “What’s the sitch?”
Kim Possible
Painted in the early 1500s, this portrait hanging in the Louvre is renowned for its subject’s enigmatic smile.
Mona Lisa