Tri-Bond
Saw - Sail - Gold
What are kinds of fish?
This is the sum of the interior angles of any triangle.
What is 180 degrees?
This African mammal's name literally comes from the Greek words for "river horse".
What is a hippopotamus?
A string quartet is traditionally composed for one cello, one viola, and two of this instrument.
What is a violin?
tis the _____ tickets
What is season?
Ocean - Olives - Chips
What are things that are salty?
The name for an angle that is greater than 90 degrees, but less than 180 degrees.
What is obtuse?
While somewhat known for its color, this mammal's name comes from the Malay words translating to "person of the forest".
What is orangutan?
One of the "three Bs of classical music," along with Bach and Beethoven, who composed a famous lullaby.
Who is Brahms?
Adam's _____ Pie
What is apple?
Mug - Door - Bicycle
What are things with handles?
The only shape with an infinite number of lines of symmetry.
What is a circle?
This animal's name comes from the early French word for "hairy cat."
What is a caterpillar?
This pear-shaped stringed instrument from the lute family typically consists of between 8-12 strings, and has types like bowl backs and bluegrass.
What is a mandolin?
All Sales are _____ Exam
What is final?
Water - Winter - Bitter
What are types of melons?
A shape with no length, width, or height.
What is a point?
These stealthy mammals are named for the Algonquian word arakhun, meaning “scratches with the hands.”
What is a raccoon?
Composed both the Nutcracker and Swan Lake.
Who is Tchaikovsky?
Dairy _____ Victoria
What is queen?
Corner - Tomb - Sand
What are kinds of stones?
This animal uses hexagons to build its homes to maximize storage efficiency.
What is a honeybee?
This venomous predator takes its name from the Portuguese de capello, which means “of the hood.”
What is a cobra?
Oratorio composed by G.F. Handel, including the "Hallelujah Chorus".
What is Messiah?
All the _____ Zone
What is time?