Famous Movies
In this 1990s childhood favorite, a cursed board game leads to the unexplainable appearance of a jungle inspired animals and environments.
What is Jumanji?
This confection based phrase is used when one wants to express the ease of a task.
What is "A piece of cake"?
This breed, known for its talkative personality, had been bred thousands of years ago to help pull sleds of the indigenous people of Siberia in the snowy weather.
What is the "husky"?
When was the first president of color elected?
Former President Obama was elected in 2009.
This drama is read in English classes nationally and tells the tragic love story of romantic lovers that were taken from the world too soon.
What is "Romeo and Juliet"?
In this movie adaptation of a beloved book series, a young girl must choose between a vampire and a werewolf who both love her dearly.
What are the Twilight Movies?
This description of a veterinarians worst nightmare is used to describe when a secret has been revealed.
What is "Letting the cat out of the bag"?
This movie star dog breed appears in a classic 1961 Disney film with its main character Pongo and a glamorous antagonist.
What is "Dalmation"?
What does the 4th of July celebrate?
What is "the adoption of the Declaration of Independence"?
This often forgotten geometric theory helps one find the unknown side of a triangle.
What is the "pythagorean theorem"?
This movie follows a young stereotypical blonde girl looking to marry the love of her life, when she realizes she needs to go to Harvard Law to win him back.
What is Legally Blonde?
This imagery of a colored celestial body, also a type of wheat ale beer, describes something happening very rarely.
What is "Once in a blue moon"?
Known for its carnival food shaped body, this dog was actually bred for its short legs to hunt badgers and other small den animals.
What is the "Dachshund"?
Who was president during World War 2?
Who is "Franklin D. Roosevelt"?
This simple assortment of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms is used in the human body for energy.
What is "Glucose"?
This NYC based movie shares the journey of a young lady's new job at a fashion runway magazine with Meryl Streep as her stern boss.
What is The Devil Wears Prada?
This gory-sounding saying that murders a distant relative to the Pterodactyl expresses the action of accomplishing 2 things through one action.
What is "Killing 2 birds with one stone"?
This strong breed may look fierce and have a bad modern reputation, but also served as "nanny dogs" for British children of the 19th and early 20th centuries.
When did the civil war start and why?
What is "1861" and "slavery"?
What measurement system is used to measure things in a school setting?
What is "The metric system"?
This action movie casts the famous Arnold Schwarzenegger as a solider to retrieve trapped politicians, his course is interrupted by a vicious alien with super strength and invisibility.
What is Predator?
This phrase advises its audience to not get in a bad moo-d when something bad has happened that is irreversible.
Descending from German ancestry, this Hollywood pooch is now known for a symbol of a glamorous life, it was originally bred to swim in water.
What is the "Poodle"?
Which president survived an assassination attempt while giving a speech, and survived due to a copy of a book in his chest pocket?
Who is "Theodore Roosevelt"?
Which American State has the biggest amount of college students?
What is "California"?