This is what you get after adding two numbers together.

This is where the Deceleration of Independence was signed.

This goddess is the goddess of strategic warfare in Greek myths.

Ho ho ho! These animals pull Santa's sleigh on Christmas Eve.

This snowy monster is said to live in the Himalayas and is sometimes called the Abominable Snowman

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This is the abbreviation for the order of operations.

This is what ended in 1856

Based off of Roman myths, this god is the god of fire.

Not to be mistaken for a leopard, this animal has smaller spots and two black lines by its eyes, kind of like tear lines.

This monster could be seen in the world tree Yggdrasil at the very bottom. Be careful, don't get burnt!

This is what you after dividing two numbers.

This is the most important tool in woodworking.

In Egyptian myths, this god has a falcon head and is the son of Isis and Osiris.

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This insect species has 8 legs and is related to "daddy".

This Greek monster is found in the Labyrinth.

This is what we call the number three places after the decimal.

This is who made Jeopardy a show.

In Norse myths, this god has a is the god of thunder and lighting!

Disliked by Mom, these rodents have a rat tail and aren't cute one bit!

This Greek and Roman monster is a three headed dog who guards the Underworld.

This is what we get after we multiply two numbers.

This is where kings sit when ruling/bossing their kingdoms.

Wife of Odin, this goddess is a goddess of beauty and love.

This bird is the state bird of WI and is often seen during the spring

This Egyptian monster was known as the "devourer of souls" He was often portrayed with a body that was part lion, hippopotamus, and crocodile