FINISH THE PHRASE
“Don’t count your chickens before they _____.”
Answer: What is hatch?
I have hands and a face, but no arms, legs, eyes, or mouth.
Answer: What is a clock?
“Sweet Caroline” became a signature sing-along hit for this singer.
Answer: Who is Neil Diamond?
A baker’s dozen gives you this many items.
Answer: What is 13?
This famous highway stretching from Chicago toward California became known as the “Mother Road.”
Answer: What is Route 66?
If you’re told not to “put all your eggs in one _____,” you’re being warned against relying on only one option.
Answer: What is basket?
I have keys and a space, but you won’t find a lock or an empty room on me.
Answer: What is a keyboard?
“I Heard It Through the Grapevine” became a massive hit for this Motown singer in the late 1960s.
Answer: Who is Marvin Gaye?
If a meeting begins at 2:45 and lasts 90 minutes, it ends at this time.
Answer: What is 4:15?
This Kentucky event has been called “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports.”
Answer: What is the Kentucky Derby?
Complete this advice about accepting a gift without criticizing it: “Never look a gift horse _____.”
Answer: What is in the mouth?
The more of me you take, the more of me you leave behind.
Answer: What are footsteps?
This brother-and-sister duo told us “We’ve Only Just Begun” and asked to be “Close to You.”
Answer: Who are The Carpenters?
A restaurant bill is $60. A 20% tip would be this amount.
Answer: What is $12?
This American company introduced the Mustang automobile in 1964.
Answer: What is Ford?
Complete the saying: “People who live in glass houses shouldn’t _____.”
Answer: What is throw stones?
I travel around the world while staying stuck in one corner.
Answer: What is a postage stamp?
Before “Islands in the Stream” with Dolly Parton, this singer had hits including “The Gambler” and “Lady.”
Answer: Who is Kenny Rogers?
If you divide 144 by a dozen, you get this number.
Answer: What is 12?
This annual New York City celebration traditionally ends with a giant ball dropping at midnight.
Answer: What is New Year’s Eve in Times Square?
Complete the saying about getting two benefits from one action: “Kill two birds _____.”
Answer: What is with one stone?
I can be cracked, made, told, and played—but I’m not a physical object.
Answer: What is a joke?
“Me and Bobby McGee” became a posthumous No. 1 hit for this powerhouse singer in 1971.
Answer: Who is Janis Joplin?
A grandfather, a father, and a son go fishing. Each catches one fish, yet they bring home only three fish. This is the minimum number of people who went fishing.
Answer: What is three? (They are grandfather, his son, and his grandson.)
Before becoming the name of a famous American monument, “Liberty Enlightening the World” was the official name of this landmark.
Answer: What is the Statue of Liberty?