Chocolate, Chocolate, Chocolate
Name 5 candy bars that contain chocolate
3Musketeers, Almond Joy, Butterfinger, Heath Toffee bar, Kit Kat, Mars, Milky Way, Mounds, Snickers, Twix, Mr. Goodbar
What row of hairs grows above the eyes?
Eyebrows
What "good luck" plant has four leaves, rather than the usual three?
Four-leaf clover
What keys are black and white and can make a beautiful sound when pressed?
Piano Keys
Which animals keeps going and going and going while advertising batteries?
Energizer Bunny
What is chocolate made from?
Cocoa beans, seeds of the cocoa tree
What portable lens is used to make objects appear larger?
Eyeglass
Name one of the best hands in poker
Four of a kind
What slightly sour pie is a cool, refreshing treat for dessert?
Key Lime Pie
What green, larger than life figure from the valley has advertised a variety of vegetables since 1928?
The Green Giant
Name 3 chocolate producers
Nestle, Cadbury, Bakers, Ghirardelli, Godiva, Hershey's, Russell Stover, Toblerone, Whitman's
What is a small hole in fabric or sewing machine for passing a needle called?
An eyelet
What divides the year into four parts?
Seasons
Too many keys can be a nuisance. Many people carry their keys on what?
Keychain
Which clown advertises for the Golden Arches?
Ronald McDonald?
According to surveys, do Americans prefer Milk or Dark chocolate?
Milk - 65% like it the best
To watch something very closely is to do what?
Vehicles have what feature that allows them to drive on rough terrain?
4 wheel drive
With what type of key can you open several doors?
Master Key, Skeleton key
What plump white figure began advertising "poppin' fresh" baking products in the 1960s?
Pillsbury Doughboy
How much did a candy bar cost in 1955?
in 1980?
5 cents
25 cents
Something that is unpleasant to look at is called what?
An eyesore
What is another way to describe 80 years?
Four Score
What chain of islands is located along the Caribbean Sea and is more than 100 miles long?
Florida Keys
Which figure, with a hat and cane, was created for Planters in 1916?
Mr. Peanut