History
The first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean was this American aviator.
Amelia Earhart
What trench is the deepest known point in the world’s oceans?
The Mariana Trench
This Spice Girl was known as “Scary Spice.”
Mel B
This athlete famously said, “I am the greatest,” and changed his name in 1964.
Muhammad Ali
This 1990s sitcom was set primarily in a New York City coffee shop called Central Perk.
Friends
In 1973, this iconic American theme park opened in Florida, becoming the “happiest place on Earth.”
Walt Disney World
This marine mammal is the largest member of the dolphin family.
Orca whale
This singer released the hit album Baby One More Time in 1999.
Britney Spears
This tennis player won a record 24 Grand Slam singles titles.
Serena Williams
This actor won Academy Awards for Philadelphia and Forrest Gump.
Tom Hanks
In 1977, this beloved children’s character made his first appearance on the big screen in Star Wars: A New Hope.
R2-D2
The largest coral reef system in the world is located in this country.
Australia
This pop superstar is known as the “Material Girl.”
Madonna
Known for his “12th man” nickname, this player was a famous quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks.
Russell Wilson
This 1975 blockbuster movie featured a great white shark terrorizing a beach town.
Jaws
What year did the Soviet Union officially dissolve?
1991
Known to grow up to 43 feet long, this deep-sea creature is a sperm whale’s favorite meal.
Giant Squid
What 1991 Queen song was revived by the movie Wayne’s World?
“Bohemian Rhapsody”
The Miami Dolphins completed the only perfect season in NFL history in 1972. Who was their coach?
Don Shula
This iconic 1977 movie introduced a galaxy far, far away.
Star Wars
What political scandal led to President Nixon’s resignation in 1974?
Watergate
This large sea creature has a horn-like projection on its head and is sometimes called the “unicorn of the sea.”
Narwhal
This British singer released the 2011 hit song “Rolling in the Deep.”
Adele
What baseball player was the last to hit over .400 in a single MLB season?
Ted Williams
This 1980s teen movie featured the characters John Bender and Claire Standish stuck in detention.
The Breakfast Club