Food Fight
McIntosh is a variety of this fruit.
Apple
It’s a sweet and tart variety that originated in Canada in the 1800s. It’s primarily used for cooking and baking, and it’s the apple of choice for making applesauce.
A group of birds or sheep
Flock
A group of birds is also called a flight, congregation, or volery. Baby birds are called nestlings, hatchlings, or fledglings.
This country’s flag has a white cross on a red background.
Switzerland
The flag is similar to the flag of the Holy Roman Empire. There is no particular symbolism attributed to the design of the flag.
For which of these is Cuba especially famous?
Chocolate
Beer
Cigars
Tea
Cigars
You know him as George Bailey in It’s a Wonderful Life and Senator Jefferson Smith in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
Jimmy Stewart
Another memorable Stewart film is Harvey, in which his best friend is a six-foot-tall, invisible rabbit.
In 1968, McDonald’s added this iconic item to its national menu to compete with rivals like Big Boy.
Big Mac
The Big Mac is made with two 1.6 oz (45 g) beef patties, a "special sauce" (similar to Thousand Island dressing),[11] shredded iceberg lettuce, one processed American cheese slice, two slices of dill pickle, and minced onions, served on a three slice sesame seed bun.
Dogs or wolves
Pack
The leader of the pack is known as the alpha dog.
In this country, people celebrate the new year with dragon dances.
China
Their cultural new year does not coincide with the West’s new year. Chinese New Year is also called Lunar New Year. It takes place sometime between January 21 and February 21, always beginning on the new moon and lasting 15 days.
Complete the following phrase: "One fish, two fish, red fish,..."
Blue Fish
New Fish
Stew Fish
True Fish
Blue fish
This is the one food that never goes bad.
Honey
It must be pure honey without additives for it to never expire—even if it crystallizes. Its lack of moisture doesn’t allow bacteria and other microorganisms to grow.
Kittens or puppies
Litter
A litter of kittens can have multiple fathers through a process called superfecundation, where a female cat mates with several males during her heat cycle and different eggs are fertilized by different fathers. A female cat can release multiple eggs over a few days, and each egg can be fertilized by the sperm from a different male
The large desert area of Australia is also the name of a restaurant chain.
Outback
Any area outside of the populated areas is considered part of the Outback. It is also home to more than one million camels.
How many sides does a pentagon have?
Four
Ten
Seven
Five
5
Sweet potatoes are different from this root vegetable, though soft varieties of sweet potatoes sold in the U.S. are often mislabeled as them.
Yams
Yams contain more starch than sweet potatoes, and 95 percent are grown in Africa.
The same species of fish swimming together in synchrony, similar to what you would see in a water ballet
School
Schools of fish are the same species. A shoal of fish consists of different species swimming together.
Greenland is a territory of this country.
Denmark
In Greenland, temperatures typically reach above freezing for only one month—July.
Easel
Eggs have been called the perfect food because they contain so many vitamins and nutrients; however, they do not contain this common, essential vitamin, which is often associated with breakfast.
Vitamin C
It is considered an essential vitamin because the body doesn’t synthesize it. Many people eat grapefruit or drink orange juice for breakfast, both of which contain vitamin C.
Elephants
Herd
A herd is usually the nuclear family and the daughters’ babies. When herds of elephants join, they form a clan. Herds are matriarchal societies.
This city in Greece hosted the 2004 Summer Olympics.
Athens
The city is Europe’s oldest capital and has had every form of government from monarchy to communism.
What words immediately follow "Return to Sender" in the chorus of Elvis Presley's hit song?
Address Unknown
Mushrooms belong to which food group?
fungi
Mushrooms aren’t technically vegetables. Unlike plants, mushrooms don’t photosynthesize; instead, they absorb nutrients from their environment. This sets them apart from other vegetables, even though they’re often grouped with them in the culinary world.
Crows
murder
This unique term is likely rooted in folklore and the dark symbolism often associated with crows.
Canada has its own UFO landing pad! Built in 1967 as a centennial project, the UFO landing pad is located in which small town?
St. Paul, Alberta
It was meant as a symbol of welcoming visitors from other planets, and it even has a time capsule intended for aliens to open 1,000 years later. This quirky landmark remains a unique attraction, with an exhibit on reported UFO sightings and other space-related phenomena.
November is known as “_____,” a month dedicated to growing mustaches for men’s health awareness.
Movember
The Movember movement started in 2003 in Australia as a fun way to raise awareness for men’s health issues, including prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health. Participants grow mustaches throughout the month to spark conversations and raise funds for men’s health charities.