Who was the "manager" of Aunty Em's Garden Gnome Emporium
Medusa
What does Percy find out after landing in the river in St. Louis about his abilities under water?
He can breath and stay dry
What food did They Eat at Aunty Em's?
Cheesburgers, fries, vanilla shake
How does the group get from Aunty Em's to St. Louis?
Train (Amtrack)
What was the most sold soda in the U.S. in 2024?
Coca cola
Whos is Grover trying to find? His life mission is to find what/who?
Pan, the god of the wild (nature)
What does Grover talk to in order to get money for the train ride?
A poodle who had a reward money if found
How do the kids message Chiron to ask him questions about the quest?
Iris message
After killing Medusa, what do the quest members do with the head?
Percy sends it to Mt. Olympus
Who invented bifocals?
Ben Franklin
Who left a trap in the waterpark where Ares shield was?
Hephaestus
Who gave Percy the flying shoes for the quest?
Luke
What monster attacks the group in the arch?
Echidna (mother of monsters) and Chimera (Lion Scorpion thing)
What god buys them cheeseburgers at a diner and asks them to do him a favor?
Ares
what country exports the most coffee
Brazil
What thing is Annabeth really afraid of?
Spiders
What job does Annabeth want in the future?
To become an Architect.
What did the "water spirit" Tell Percy to do in the bottom of the Mississippi in St. Louis?
To go to Santa Monica and Not to trust the gifts
What does Ares want the kids to grab?
His shield
what country exports the most diamonds
India
What are the furies nicknamed in the book? (the kids don't want to say their real name, so they call them what?)
The Kindly Ones
How was Annabeth brought to her dad?
In a golden chariot from Olympus
What war keeps getting brought up top compare the new situation of Zeus v Poseidon?
The Trojan war
What place does Percy keep going in his nightmares? Just describe it, not the actual place.
A large pit sucking him in with a voice telling him he can help him get what he wants.
What President famously decided not to shoot a bear?
Teddy Roosevelt