Nature
Despite its name, the world's largest living lizard can't fly or breathe fire, however it does have a venomous bite. What is it?
Komodo Dragon
What is it called when you make light change direction by passing it through a lens?
Refraction
Which Gas Do Plants Absorb From The Atmosphere?
carbon Dioxide
Who Were The First People To Ever Use Negative Numbers?
People in china
What was the name of Subway’s previous spokesman who apparently lost 245 lbs. eating only Subway products?
Jared Fogle
What "T" word is technically a wave generated by an undersea earthquake?
Tsunami
What part of the brain deals with hearing and language?
Temporal lobe
Which Planet Is Closest To The Sun?
Mercury
What Is The Study Of Quantity, Structure, Space, And Change?
Mathematics
What was the first fast-food chain in China?
china
Name the species of bird that has a tongue so long it wraps around the back of their skull when not in use, protecting their brains while they tap into trees.
Woodpecker
What Is The Heaviest Organ In The Human Body?
Liver
What is the rarest M&M color?
Brown
What Type Of Number Has No Factors Other Than 1 And Itself?
Prime Number
Which ice cream treat is Dairy Queen famous for?
Blizzard
The largest species of shark is named after another large sea-dweller, and the species can reach lengths as large as 60 feet. What is this species?
Whale shark
What Is The Only Planet That Spins Clockwise?
venus
How many ribs are in a human body?
Twenty-four
What Number Is An Improper Fraction Always Greater Than?
one
Traditionally, what kind of icing frosts a carrot cake?
Cream cheese
What fruit sometimes known as the alligator pear is likely to have originated in South Central Mexico?
Avocado
The Brain Is Divided Into How Many Lobes?
4
Which country produces the most coffee in the world?
Brazil
Where Were The Arabic Numerals Invented?
India
Which food is known to be the most stolen in the world?
cheese