True or False: Both Mercury and Venus have NO moons.

Which planet is considered the "great comet catcher"?

Which planet has a lot of "rings"?

Which planet has "supersonic winds"?

Why can we see lights in the sky in pretty patterns, like the "Aurora Borealis" also known as the "Northern Lights"?

Which of the following planets is considered a gas giant?

Which of the following is considered a terrestrial planet?

Name the following movie: An enchantress' spell turns the royal into a ferocious beast, and it cannot be undone until he falls in love. When the beast kidnaps the town's clockmaster, his beautiful daughter comes to the rescue...and the beast's, too.

Name the following movie: It's true love for Pongo and Perdita! Fortunately for the pups, they're able to wrangle their owners into a relationship, too. It's nothing but canine bliss...until the mean-spirited Cruella De Vil shows up. She has her sights set on Perdita's liter of pups...for fur coats.

Name the following movie: A sophisticated cocker spaniel and a pup from the wrong side of the tracks fall in love in this pawsitively irresistible canine romance. Generations later, we'll still swoon for the classic spaghetti-slurping scene between the two doggos.

Name the following movie: Equal parts endearing and heartbreaking, the Disney classic rotates around young lion Simba, who must rise to power after the loss of his father, Mufasa. You would think family would be supportive, but one evil uncle has it in for the cub. Hang in there, Simba! Remember: Hakuna matata!

Name the following movie: Don't think you're going to watch Inside Out without shedding a few tears along the way! One of Pixar's most memorable stories follows a little girl’s feelings—like Disgust, Joy and Sadness—and accompany her on a difficult move from the Midwest to the West Coast.

Name the following movie: Merida marches to the beat of her own drum and doesn't let pesky traditions and preconceived notions stand in her way, especially when it comes to her love of archery. But when a kooky witch grants her a wish, Merida has to break the spell...or else.

Name the Healthy Food: a hybrid of the lime and the kumquat. These nugget-size fruit are most often found in the market between July and November, and they’re packed with vitamin C and fiber. They can be eaten as you would an apple—rind and all—or incorporated into a recipe. They make a tasty substitute for lemons or limes in recipes.

Name the Healthy Food: they look like a green grapefruit, but taste like a citrusy melon. Grown in California, Florida and Texas, they are harvested between fall and mid-spring, so buy one when you find it, and eat it as you would a grapefruit: peel, separate and devour. They are low in calories, high in fiber, a good source of heart-smart potassium and loaded with cancer-fighting antioxidants.

Name the Healthy Food: It is a seaweed, and while you may not have heard about it, you’ve probably eaten it: it’s the soft, green sea vegetable in miso soup. It, like other seaweed, is dense in micronutrients, packed with trace minerals, low in calories and a rich source of antioxidants.

Name the Healthy Food: This speckled stone fruit is a hybrid of a plum and an apricot. There are more than 20 varieties of them with fun names like Emerald Drop, Flavor Grenade and Splash. They are loaded with fiber, vitamins C and A. Having just 40 to 80 calories each, this naturally-sweet fruit is Mother Nature’s treat.

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