Favorite Pastimes
What professional sport is considered America's favorite pastime?
Baseball
Larry, Moe, & Curly
The Three Stooges
What famous female pilot disappeared on a flight in 1937?
Amelia Earhart
What is the traditional color of a wedding dress?
White
Who wanted to eat the three little pigs in famous children's story?
The big, bad wolf
(will also accept wolf)
Children collect these on the beach.
Seashells
The Vatican City is located in what European country
Italy
Children drew a pattern of 10 small boxes on the ground and jumped from one to the other when playing this game.
Hopscotch
Name the little girl who ate the 3 bear's porridge.
Goldilocks
What super hero can fly faster than a speeding bullet?
Superman
What is a "bobby-pin"?
hair pin/accessory
What island country was associated with Fidel Castro until his death in 2016?
Cuba
What state is Coney Island located in?
New York
Where were the first winter Olympics held in 1924?
France
What word is spoken when a player captures the opponent's king, thereby winning the game of chess?
Checkmate
In horse racing we say this instead of first, second, & third.
Win, place, show
What prominent individual uses "Air Force One" for his air travels?
The U.S. President
What part of the body would one wear a cummerbund?
the waist
U.S. president that was associated with the Watergate scandal.
Richard Nixon
A fictional woman who lives in the ocean. She has a human face and body, with a fish-like tail in place of legs.
mermaid
In which state would you find the Everglades?
Florida
Name the popular board game which focuses on real-estate and is based on Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Monopoly
What famous trio said, "All for one and one for all"?
The Three Musketeers
What did Ben Franklin fly in his discovery of electricity?
A kite (with a key)
What kind of material is a "boa" most commonly made out of?
feathers (or fur)
Name the man who betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver.
Judas
A land mass completely surrounded by water is called what?
Island
The Lindbergh baby was kidnapped in this state.
New Jersey
Name the stuffed animal toy that was named after President Theodore Roosevelt.
Teddy Bear
In WWII, what 3 countries were known as the Axis?
Germany, Italy, & Japan
Igor Sikorsky revolutionized air travel by developing this in 1939.
The helicopter
long underwear worn by men
long johns
Gangland lord of Chicago from 1925-1931. Nicknamed Scarface and was responsible for the St. Valentine's Day massacre in 1929.
Al Capone
Name the ocean that flows along the beaches of California.
The Pacific Ocean
Where was Floyd Collins trapped for eighteen days 1925?
Kentucky cave