The Master Mind Reader
Sweet _______
Caroline ... Neil Diamond
This triangular region of the Atlantic is famous for stories of disappearing ships and aircraft.
What is the Bermuda Triangle?
The opposite of hot.
What is cold?
This organ is the body's main control center, processing sensory information and coordinating behavior.
What is the BRAIN?
Born Norma Jeane Mortenson, this actress became one of the most famous blondes in Hollywood history.
Who is Marilyn Monroe?
A substance that can be burned to produce energy, or a vapor released by some organisms.
What is GAS?
Blame it __________
all on my roots...Garth Brooks
Located in England, this prehistoric stone circle has inspired theories about ancient rituals, astronomy, and its builders.
What is Stonehenge?
A magician might wave this while performing a trick.
What is Wand?
This fluid connective tissue transports oxygen, nutrients, hormones, and waste throughout the body
What is BLOOD?
Born Marion Robert Morrison, this actor's stage name was reportedly chosen by a studio executive.
Who is John Wayne?
A label attached to something, often with a name or price.
What is TAG?
Come ______
Together ..... Beatles
This island off the coast of Chile is famous for hundreds of enormous stone statues called moai.
What is Easter Island?
You might find this on a clock and use it to tell time.
What is Hand?
This study of plants includes their structure, physiology, classification, and ecology.
What is BOTANY?
This actor born Nicholas Kim Coppola changed his surname to avoid being seen as trading on his famous filmmaking family.
Who is Nicolas Cage?
To pull something suddenly or with force.
What is TUG?
Another __________
Brick in the wall.... Pink Floyd
This legendary lost city is traditionally described as a wealthy civilization that disappeared beneath the sea.
What is Atlantis?
This is the part of a plant that is usually underground.
What is Root?
This yellow-green digestive fluid is produced by the liver and helps break down fats.
What is BILE?
Born Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, this singer became famous under a name inspired partly by Queen's “Radio Ga Ga.”
Who is Lady Gaga?
A sudden, strong movement of air.
What is GUST?
Stop _______
Dragging my heart around.. Tom Petty
This Scottish lake is supposedly home to a legendary creature known as “Nessie.”
What is Loch Ness?
A Spanish word meaning a flat-topped hill or plateau, often seen in the American Southwest.
What is Mesa?
These single-celled organisms lack a membrane-bound nucleus and include both helpful microbes and disease-causing pathogens.
What are BACTERIA?
This rapper's real name is Marshall Bruce Mathers III, while his stage name comes from his initials.
Who is Eminem?
A large male deer.
What is STAG?
Call ______
Me .... Blonde
This remote Canadian island is associated with one of history's most famous unsolved treasure-hunting mysteries.
What is Oak Island?
The width of material that a saw blade or cutting torch removes as it cuts through a piece of wood, metal, or other material
What is Kerf?
This phenomenon allows organisms such as fireflies and certain deep-sea animals to produce light.
What is BIOLUMINESCENCE?
Born Reginald Kenneth Dwight, this British singer adopted a stage name honoring a saxophonist and a bandmate and Queen Elizabeth II knighted him in 1998 for his music and charity work.
Who is Elton John?
The nineteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, corresponding to the English letter T,
What is TAU?
Everybody ____________
Was Kung Fu Fighting
his enormous network of underground tunnels beneath the French capital contains the remains of millions of people.
What are the Paris Catacombs?
This seaweed is commonly wrapped around sushi rolls.
What is Nori?
This ecological term describes the variety of life found in an ecosystem, region, or across the entire planet.
What is BIODIVERSITY?
This actress was born Frances Gumm before becoming one of Hollywood's most famous stars in the late 30's and early 40's.
Who is Judy Garland?
To lean or slope downward
What is SAG?
Only ____
the lonely.... Roy Orbison
This legendary city of gold supposedly lay somewhere in the unexplored interior of South America and lured European explorers for centuries.
What is El Dorado?
The part of a typed metal letter that sticks out past its base block, allowing letters to sit closer to each other.
What is Kern?
This microscopic community of microorganisms attaches itself to surfaces and is held together by a self-produced matrix; dental plaque is a familiar example.
What is a BIOFILM?
Born Joseph Levitch, this comedian became famous as half of a legendary comedy duo with Dean Martin.
Born Joseph Levitch, this comedian became famous as half of a legendary comedy duo with Dean Martin.
A traditional Māori concept meaning reciprocity, balance, and the return of an equivalent action to restore social equilibrium.
What is UTU?
Take_________
me home country roads.....John Denver
This mysterious island near the Arctic is famous for its enormous seed vault built inside a mountain.
What is Svalbard?
A very small, trivial amount or an old small Dutch copper coin of little value.
What is a Doit?
These white blood cells are involved in allergic reactions and release histamine and other inflammatory chemicals.
What are BASOPHILS?
This actress was born Margaret Mary Emily Anne Hyra but became famous under a much shorter name.
Who is Meg Ryan?
To terrify, frighten, or spook someone.
What is GAST?
Walk_________
The Line... Johnny Cash
This remote island in the Indian Ocean is famous for its isolated Indigenous population and strict restrictions on outsiders.
What is North Sentinel Island?
This four-letter word describes someone marked by unaffected simplicity and lack of sophistication.
What is s Naif?
This virus infects bacteria rather than humans; its name literally means “bacteria eater.”
What is a BACTERIOPHAGE?
This actor was born Thomas Mapother IV and took his stage surname from a cousin's middle name.
Who is Tom Cruise?
A traditional bowed string instrument from India.
What is TAUS?