Dolly the Great
Dolly Songs
Disney Rides
Oink Quack Moo
Signs
High on TV
Timber
100
Dolly famously joked, “It costs a lot of money to look this” one-word description.
What is “cheap”?
100
Dolly wrote this song as a farewell to Porter Wagoner when she decided to leave his television show and pursue her solo career.
What is “I Will Always Love You”?
100
“It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears” begins the relentlessly catchy song heard on this boat ride.
What is “it’s a small world”?
100
This bird’s name is practically its sound: the familiar call of this clock-inspired bird is usually rendered as two repeated syllables.
What is a cuckoo?
100
In American Sign Language, extending the thumb, index finger, and little finger forms a combination of three letters that conveys this message.
What is “I love you”?
100
Richie Cunningham, Potsie Weber, and Ralph Malph attended Jefferson High School in this city on this TV series.
Bonus: what song was the original theme song?
What is Milwaukee?
100
This aromatic reddish wood is commonly used for closets and chests because its scent helps repel moths.
What is cedar?
200
In 1978, Dolly became the first country singer to pose on the cover of this magazine famous for its rabbit logo.
What is Playboy?
200
Dolly starred with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin in this 1980 workplace comedy—and wrote and performed its hit theme song.
What is 9 to 5?
200
This attraction takes guests past singing pirates, firing cannons, and a town under siege—and inspired a hugely successful movie franchise decades later.
What is Pirates of the Caribbean?
200
A pig makes this sharp, high-pitched sound—also something an excited child might do.
What is a squeal?
200
Fonzie’s “Ayyyy!” on Happy Days was accompanied by this positive hand gesture.
What is a thumbs-up?
200
These "identical cousins” attended Brooklyn Heights High School on The Patty Duke Show.
Who are Patty Lane and Cathy?
200
The fruit of this tree is an acorn, and its strong wood has long been used for furniture, barrels, and flooring.
What is oak?
300
Dolly has been married since 1966 to this famously private man who largely stayed out of the spotlight.
Who was Carl Dean?
300
Kenny Rogers joined Dolly on this 1983 smash duet written by the Bee Gees.
What is “Islands in the Stream”?
300
Br’er Rabbit’s attempt to find his “laughing place” provided the story for this former Magic Kingdom log-flume attraction.
What is Splash Mountain?
300
Owls don’t all “hoot.” The barn owl is famous for making this much less soothing sound.
What is a screech?
300
Hippies and antiwar demonstrators helped turn this two-finger gesture into an icon of the 1960s.
What is the peace sign?
300
Archie, Betty, Veronica, and Jughead have been students at this school since the early days of Archie Comics. Recently, a TV series adopted the high school name.
What is Riverdale High School?
300
The name of this extremely dark tropical hardwood is also used to describe a deep black color.
What is ebony?
400
Since 1995, this nonprofit group led by Dolly has mailed free copies of books to young children, eventually expanding far beyond Tennessee.
What is the Imagination Library?
400
Dolly begged this woman not to take her man just because she could in a 1973 song.
Who is Jolene?
400
On this classic ride, guests fly over London and Never Land in suspended pirate ships.
What is Peter Pan’s Flight?
400
A donkey makes this loud “hee-haw” sound whose proper name can also describe an obnoxious human laugh.
What is a bray?
400
At the end of episodes of her variety show, Carol Burnett would tug this part of her body as a private message to her grandmother.
What is her ear?
400
Curt, Steve, Laurie, and their friends have just graduated from this Dewey High School before their famous night of cruising.
What is American Graffiti?
400
This hardwood, associated with its distinctive leaf and syrup, is commonly used for bowling lanes, furniture, and flooring.
What is maple?
500
Dolly played beautician Truvy Jones, owner of a small-town Louisiana beauty shop, in this beloved 1989 movie.
What is Steel Magnolias?
500
Dolly and Burt Reynolds ran a Texas establishment of questionable reputation in this 1982 musical comedy.
What is The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas?
500
This attraction takes a “three-hour tour” through the jungle, where your skipper’s terrible jokes are nearly as important as the animatronic animals.
What is Jungle Cruise?
500
This word for the distinctive sound of a frog is also slang for dying.
What is croak?
500
On Star Trek, Leonard Nimoy made this split-finger gesture famous, usually while saying, “Live long and prosper.”
What is the Vulcan salute?
500
Danny Zuko and Sandy Olsson spent their senior year at this school in Grease.
What is Rydell High School?
500
Stradivarius and other famous violin makers traditionally used this pale wood for the tops of their instruments.
What is spruce?
600
Dolly Parton was a secret, uncredited executive producer for this movie and TV series through her production company, Sandollar Productions. She shared her birthday with the titular female badass.
What is the Buffy the Vampire Slayer?
600
Dolly’s 1971 song about her impoverished childhood tells how her mother stitched together this colorful piece of clothing for her.
What is a “Coat of Many Colors”?
600
These three hitchhiking ghosts may appear beside you near the end of your trip through The Haunted Mansion. Name one.
Who are Phineas, Ezra, or Gus?
600
A horse doesn’t only neigh—it makes this softer, low sound, especially when greeting another horse or anticipating food.
What is a nicker?
600
Fans of the University of Texas imitate the horns of their mascot by extending their index and little fingers in this familiar sign.
What is “Hook ’em Horns”?
600
The Sweathogs—including Vinnie Barbarino and Freddie “Boom Boom” Washington—attended James Buchanan High School in Brooklyn on this TV series which starred a young John Travolta.
What is Welcome Back, Kotter?
600
Baseball bats are traditionally made from this hard, shock-resistant wood, though maple has become a popular alternative.
What is ash?