World History
This empire built the Colosseum and paved roads all over Europe, though they never found a way to the MainPlace Mall.
What is the Roman Empire?
Born in the Bronx, this genre includes "Breaking," which officially became an Olympic sport back in 2024.
What is Break Dancing or Hip-Hop?
This global phenomenon from South Korea involves perfectly synchronized groups and a very dedicated "Army" of fans.
What is K-Pop?
The most famous "extra charge" at Chipotle; don't act surprised when the worker tells you it costs more.
What is Guacamole?
This OC staple involves "shredding" on four wheels; if you’re good, you might end up at the Vans Skatepark.
What is Skateboarding?
In the 1300s, this pandemic wiped out a third of Europe—way worse than any school-wide flu season.
What is the Black Death (or Bubonic Plague)?
This classical style requires extreme discipline and involves dancing on your "pointe" (toes) in satin shoes.
What is Ballet?
Dominating the 90s with groups like Boyz II Men and artists like Usher, this genre is characterized by a two-letter acronym.
What is R&B?
This "shredded" beef option is braised for hours with salt, pepper, and spicy adobo—it’s the "OG" savory choice.
What is Barbacoa?
This sport involves jumping out of a plane and hoping you remembered how to pull the "ripcord."
What is Skydiving?
This "Rebirth" period featured artists like Da Vinci and Michelangelo, who were basically the creative influencers of the 1500s.
What is the Renaissance?
This the general term for all partner dances, both social and competitive, characterized by couples dancing together in a close, structured, and often elegant style
What is Ballroom Dancing?
This genre is composed of artists like Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Bach.
What is Classical?
This meat option is actually shredded pork that has been seasoned with juniper berries and bay leaves.
What are Carnitas?
This is the specific term for climbing a massive rock wall (like El Capitan) with zero ropes or safety gear.
What is Free Soloing/Climbing?
Built on an island in a lake, this capital city of the Aztec Empire eventually became what we now call Mexico City.
What is Tenochtitlan?
A staple of Santa Ana celebrations, this traditional Mexican style features vibrant, spinning skirts and rhythmic footwork.
What is Baile Folklórico?
Originating in Puerto Rico, this genre is dominated by artists like Bad Bunny and features the "Dem Bow" beat.
What is Reggaeton?
This "green" salsa gets its tanginess from this small, husked fruit that looks like a green tomato.
What is a Tomatillo?
This sport involves jumping from a fixed object—like a Bridge, Antenna, Span, or Earth—with a parachute.
What is BASE Jumping?
This 1215 document signed by King John was the "first draft" of limiting a king's power, proving that even royals have rules.
What is the Magna Carta?
This dramatic Spanish style involves intricate hand clapping, percussive footwork, and a whole lot of "Duende."
What is Flamenco?
This sub-genre of Mexican music, led by Peso Pluma, mixes traditional sounds with hip-hop and trap influences.
What are Corridos Tumbados?
This is the organic, plant-based protein option made from braised tofu, perfect for the vegetarians in the 714.
What is Sofritas?
In this sport, athletes wear "squirrel suits" that allow them to glide through the air at over 100 mph
What is Wingsuit Flying?