Sports
Wayne Gretzky is famously associated with this sport.
What is hockey?
This instrument is used to measure temperature.
What is a thermometer?
This friendly alien just wants to "phone home."
Who is E.T.?
This nut is commonly roasted, and has become an iconic snack at baseball games.
What are peanuts?
This force keeps us grounded on earth.
In baseball, this player throws the ball to start each play.
Who is the pitcher?
A drought is a long period of time without this.
What is rain?
This super-powered alien was sent to Earth as a baby and raised as Clark Kent.
Who is Superman?
These nuts are used to make a traditional sweet pie.
What are pecans?
This planet is known as the Red Planet.
What is Mars?
This sport features events such as the 100-metre dash and the long jump.
What is track and field?
This weather phenomenon is commonly referred to as a "twister".
What is a tornado?
This wise, small alien Jedi speaks with unusual sentence structure.
Who is Yoda?
A walnut does some damage in this classic Christmas ballet.
What is the Nutcracker?
Water freezes at this temperature on the Celsius scale.
What is 0° ?
This tennis tournament (the oldest of its kind) is played on grass courts in London, England.
What is Wimbledon?
This wind system brings seasonal rain to parts of Asia.
What is a monsoon?
This alien, played by Robin Williams in a late-1970's sitcom, often greeted people by saying "Nanu Nanu".
Who is Mork?
These green nuts often found in ice cream and baklava.
What are pistachios?
This scientist developed the theory of gravity after observing a falling apple.
Who is Isaac Newton?
The Olympic symbol features five interlocking rings representing these.
What are continents?
This type of scientist studies the Earth's atmosphere to understand and forecast weather and climate.
Who is a meteorologist?
A blue alien race, the "Na'vi" appear in this hit movie.
What is Avatar?
These nuts are the main ingredient in Marzipan.
What are almonds?
This simple machine includes a ramp or a sloped surface.
What is an inclined plane?