Olympics
How often are the Winter Olympic Games held?
Every four years
What is the tallest animal in the world?
Giraffe
Taken from the literal meaning in Greek, Philadelphia is known as the city of what kind of love?
Brotherly
Which USA city drops a giant chocolate kiss on New Year’s Eve?
Hershey, PA
What fruit is known for having seeds on the outside?
Strawberries
Which country has won the most men’s ice hockey gold medals at the Winter Olympics?
What bird can fly backward?
Hummingbird
Locals often refer to what NFC East football team affectionately as "the birds?"
The Eagles
Chinese New Year always falls in one of these two months:
January or February
Which vegetable is used to make a pickle?
Cucumber
Which country has hosted the Winter Olympic Games the most times?
United States of America
Which animal is called a ‘Joey’?
When it opened in 1874, which facility—the first of its kind in America—charged visitors 25 cents to see almost 1,000 animals?
The Philadelphia Zoo
What holiday lands on April 1st each year?
April Fool's Day
Are tomatoes a fruit or vegetable?
Fruit
Which country hosted the first Winter Olympic Games?
France
Where is a shrimp’s heart located?
In it’s head
What "tough" furry orange mascot swung into his first appearance at a Philadelphia Flyers home game on a giant wrecking ball?
Gritty
What country started the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree?
Germany
What is the most popular type of pasta?
Spaghetti
In which country did the ancient Olympics originate?
Greece
What is the slowest animal in the world?
Three-toed sloth
Which Philadelphia-based snack food brand rivals Little Debbie and Drake’s when it comes to yummy baked goods
Tastykake
What is the shortest day of the year?
December 21st
What food translates to "little donkey"?
Burrito