Bearly Awake
This ground-dwelling rodent is famous for emerging on February 2nd to predict the length of winter.
What is a groundhog?
This iconic, brightly painted van serves as the primary mode of transportation for the Mystery Inc. gang.
What is the Mystery Machine?
Ford kicked off the pony car era in 1964 with this iconic vehicle named after a wild horse of the American West.
What is the Mustang?
This chocolate-covered peanut butter cup brand was created by a former Hershey dairy farm employee in 1928.
What is Reese's?
In many episodes, Tom tries to lure Jerry out of his tiny mouse hole using a piece of this dairy product as bait.
What is Cheese?
These large apex predators lower their heart rate to under 10 beats per minute while denning in the woods.
What are bears?
These tasty dog treats are frequently used to bribe Scooby and Shaggy into being the bait for ghost traps.
What are Scooby Snacks?
Named after a graceful, big cat, this luxury British automaker has produced famous models such as the E-Type and XJ.
What is Jaguar?
Formed by boiling sugar into a hard circular drop on a stick, the name for this classic treat was supposedly named after a famous racehorse.
What is a lollipop?
In the winter-themed episode "Mice Follies," Tom and Jerry flood the kitchen floor to do what winter activity.
What is ice skating?
These colorful insects migrate up to 3,000 miles to California and Mexico, on oyamel fir trees to spend the winter dormant.
What are Monarch butterflies?
Always wearing her signature orange turtleneck, glasses, and pleated skirt, she is undeniably the brains of the group.
Who is Velma Dinkley?
Named after a wild cat of the Americas, this car was introduced by Mercury in 1967 as a luxury counterpart to the Ford Mustang.
What is the Cougar?
Consisting of two chocolate wafers with a sweet cream filling in between, this holds the title as the best-selling cookie in the United States.
What is an Oreo?
This muscular, short-tempered English Bulldog frequently steps in to protect Jerry and deliver Tom a well deserved beating when the cat disturbs his peace or his son, Tyke.
Who is Spike? (will accept Killer or Butch)
These dam-building rodents store branches underwater near the entrance of their dome-shaped mud lodges so they can eat without leaving the water in winter.
What are beavers?
The classic phrase uttered by almost every unmasked villain upon being caught by the Mystery Inc. gang.
What is "And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids!"?
Plymouth paid Warner Bros. $50,000 to use the name and likeness of a famous cartoon bird for this high-speed, "Beep-Beep" sounding muscle car.
What is the Road Runner?
Known for their extreme sourness followed by a sweet center, these candies feature a warning on the package about a potential mouth irritation from the citric acid.
What are Sour Patch Kids?
In this famous 1946 episode, The Cat Concerto, Tom wears a tuxedo and plays this instrument.
What is the piano?
This common backyard amphibian literally freezes solid in winter, stopping its heart and breath, using glucose as a natural antifreeze.
What is the wood frog?
Unmasked in the very first episode of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, this ghost turned out to be museum curator C.L. Hyde.
What is the Black Knight?
Dodge gave this venomous, 10-cylinder supercar a name that fits right in alongside its iconic logo featuring a coiled snake.
Frank Mars named this nougat, caramel, and peanuts bar after his family's favorite horse. This candy was released in 1930.
What is Snickers?
In the episode, "The Two Mouseketeers," Tom and Jerry play swashbuckling rivals set in this European country.
What is France?