World Geography
That's What She Said
Culinary Classics
Animal Facts
Disney
100

It is the only country in South America that boasts coastlines on both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.

Colombia

100

Refusing to yield her bus seat in 1955, she later wrote, "The only tired I was, was tired of giving in."

Rosa Parks

100

This very common Italian Dessert means "Pick Me Up" in Italian.

Tiramisu

100

This flightless bird lays the largest eggs of any animal.

Ostriches

100

The Lion King, this wise mandrill serves as shaman and royal advisor to Mufasa and Simba.

Rafiki

200

Home to over 17,000 islands, this Southeast Asian nation is the world's most populous island country.

Indonesia

200

In Pitch Perfect, Rebel Wilson's character introduces herself by this nickname "so twig b****** like you don't do it behind my back."

Fat Amy

200

This classic Italian rice dish is cooked slowly by incrementally adding hot stock while stirring to release the grain's natural starches.

Risotto

200

This Australian egg-laying mammal "sweats" milk for its young ones.

Platypus

200

Set in Paris, this Pixar film follows a talented rat named who aspires to be a master chef. What is the rat's name?

Remy

300

What 2 countries share a border with the most amount of other countries.

China and Russia

300

In Barbie, Margot Robbie's character panics at the beach and realizes her perfect world is falling apart because her feet have gone completely...

"Flat!"

300

Originating in Quebec, this heart-warming comfort dish consists of french fries and cheese curds smothered in brown gravy.

Poutine

300

Having the thickest fur of any animal—up to 1 million hairs per square inch—this marine mammal relies on its coat rather than blubber to stay warm.

Sea Otter

300

Released in 1928, this landmark animated short featuring Mickey Mouse was the first Disney cartoon with synchronized sound.

Steamboat Willie

400

The narrow Strait of Gibraltar separates the southern tip of Spain from this North African country.

Morocco

400

 In The Matrix, Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity whispers this two-word command into Neo's ear right before delivering a gravity-defying crane kick in the opening scene.

"Dodge this"
400

This classic Italian salad dressing technique involves vigorously whisking oil into acid (like vinegar) to temporarily hold them together.

Emulsion or Emulsifying

400

Possessing the most complex visual system known, this colorful crustacean can strike prey with the speed of a .22 caliber bullet.

Mantis Shrimp

400

In Cars, Lightning McQueen gets stranded in this fictional, dusty town along historic Route 66.

Radiator Springs

500

The world's highest uninterrupted waterfall, Angel Falls, drops over 3,200 feet in this South American nation.

Venezuela
500

In A League of Their Own, Madonna as Mae Mordabito gets caught reading a romance novel on the team bus and famously yells, "It's a lot more interesting than..."

"your life!"

500

This French technique involves cooking food slowly in its own rendered fat at a low temperature, often used for duck or pork.

Confit

500

Though many mammals swim, this night-flying creature is the only mammal capable of true, sustained flight.

Bat

500

Set in Metroville, this 2004 Pixar hit follows the Parr family as they try to hide their superpowers and live a quiet suburban life.

The Incredibles