Mascots
This purple, blob-like character from McDonaldland was once an "Evil Grimace" who stole milkshakes
Who is Grimace?
This band really liked Coleopteras.
What are the Beatles?
This is the world's largest animal.
What is a whale?
From the Latin salarium, this word refers to the regular payment a person receives for their work.
What is a salary?
This author is known for his modern mythology books.
Who is Rick Riordan?
This bird really likes chocolate cereal.
What is the Coco Puffs Bird?
I think this band was very patriotic to the United States of America.
What are the Eagles
This mammal is the only one with true flight.
What is a bat?
The first name of the character "Robin Hood" is also the name of this bird, known for its red chest.
What is a robin?
This man really likes Earth; he even went to the Middle once.
Who is J.R.R. Tolkien?
This Amazonian bird loves circles with holes.
Who is Toucan Sam?
This woman gets richer each Christmas.
Who is Mariah Carey?
A group of lions that live and hunt together is known by this name.
What is a pride?
This derogatory term for a foreign-born person comes from a Greek word meaning "babblers".
What is a barbarian?
This man would Tell Tales of the Heart, and liked a specific black bird.
Who is Edgar Allen Poe?
This king really likes shirking responsibilities.
Who is the Burger King?
This state is most known for music.
What is Tennessee
This echinoderm lacks a brain but can regenerate lost limbs.
What is a starfish?
"Derived from the name of a character in an 1840 novel, this word describes someone who pioneers a new course."
What is a pathfinder?
This person used to live in Kansas and saw a boy with a Pony.
Who is S.E. Hinton?
Most mascots are used for this type of company.
What are food companies?
This is the most famous song by a group that likes Back Streets
What is I Want It That Way?
Most big cats share this genus.
What is Panthera?
"From the Greek for 'ring,' the first ones were built by the Romans, including one that could hold 250,000."
What is a circus?
This man was known for his dystopian futures, including one based on a year in the 1900s
Who is George Orwell?