This ancient civilization built giant stone heads in what is now Mexico.
What is the Olmec civilization?
Bernadette Peters originated the role of the Witch in this fairy-tale Sondheim musical.
What is Into the Woods?
This 1994 movie about a slow-talking guy from Alabama won Best Picture and featured a lot of running.
What is Forrest Gump?
This international airport’s code is LHR.
What is London Heathrow?
The word "emoji" comes from this language.
What is Japanese?
This American city was once called New Amsterdam.
What is New York?
This classical composer’s “Revolutionary Étude” wasn’t about America—it was inspired by a failed uprising in Poland.
Who is Frédéric Chopin?
This U.S. President served the shortest term — just 31 days.
Who is William Henry Harrison?
This country is home to a doorless post office and no army.
What is Iceland?
This ancient civilization used cacao beans as currency.
What is the Maya Civilization?
These Roman structures carried water over long distances and are still studied today.
What are aqueducts?
This musical won Best Musical at the Tony Awards in 1962, 1981, and 2012 — the rare triple crown for the same show.
What is Porgy and Bess?
In the original Ghostbusters, this household appliance becomes possessed.
What is the refrigerator?
This Asian country holds the world record for the most vending machines per capita.
What is Japan?
This only Grand Slam tennis tournament is played on clay.
What is the French Open?
This sport, invented in 1891 by a PE teacher using a peach basket, is now played around the world.
What is basketball?
Before writing The Crucible, this playwright’s real-life brushes with political persecution echoed the very themes of his work.
Who is Arthur Miller?
This U.S. President served the shortest term — just 31 days.
What is South Africa?
The airport code “DXB” belongs to this Middle Eastern travel hub.
What is Dubai International Airport?
Name the ancient wonder that was a massive statue of Zeus.
What is the Colossus of Rhodes?
This ancient Greek teacher taught Plato and was executed for “corrupting the youth.”
Who is Socrates?
The first Broadway show to feature an all-Black cast with an operatic score, it premiered in 1921 and was called this.
What is Shuffle Along?
This U.S. state is home to the geographic center of the contiguous 48 states.
What is Kansas?
In Japan, slurping your noodles is seen as a sign of this.
What is appreciation/enjoyment?
The only food item capable of conducting electricity.
What is a pickle?