Wartime Songs
Finish the song title: Pack up your troubles...
In your old kit bag
What is the capital of Thailand?
Thailand
Mary had a little lamb, were did it follow her too?
To School
What fashion item did “Gone With the Wind” popularize in the 1930s?
Corsets
A baby beaver is called a
Kitten or Kit
What materials should you use to clean mirrors and windows so they have a lint-free shine?
a. Paper towels
b. Dust cloths
c. Newspapers or coffee filters
c. Newspapers or coffee filters
Who sang the White Cliffs of Dover?
Vera Lynn
How many countries are there in the United Kingdom?
4
Why did old mother Hubbard go to the cupboard?
To get her poor dog a bone
a bell-shaped, close-fitting women's hat, designed in 1908 by Caroline Reboux, that became iconic in the 1920s. By the 30's it became a staple of the "flapper" era, symbolizing female independence during the Jazz Age.
The Cloche Hat
A Baby Kangaroo is called a
Joey
How often should you clean your refrigerator’s coils?
a. Every three months
b. Once a year
c. Every two years
B: Once a year
Finish the lyrics: "We’ll Meet Again Don’t Know Where Don’t Know When ..."
"But I know We’ll Meet Again Some Sunny Day "
What do you call smaller rivers that flow into another river?
Tributaries
How many black birds were in the pie?
4 & 20 or 24
a key accessory for both day and evening wear, defining the elegant, glamorous silhouette of the decade. They typically featured luxurious materials like kid leather or silk
Long Gloves
A baby mouse is called a
pup or pinky
What should be changed at least twice a year?
a. Furnace filters
b. Smoke and carbon monoxide alarm batteries
c. Both should be changed twice a year
c. Both should be changed twice a year
Finish these lyrics “You’ll get no Promotion this Side of the Ocean”
So Cheer up my Lads Bless Em’ All
What is the name of the supercontinent that existed millions of years ago?
Pangea
What was Little Jack Horner eating in the corner?
Christmas pie
. Popularized by gangsters and movie stars, these soft felt hats symbolized status and style, with popular colors including brown, grey, and dark taupe.
Fedora Hats
A baby turkey is called a
poult, jake (male), or jenny (female)
Where can you dispose of old VHS tapes? General waste, home recycling bin, or reuse and recycling center?
VHS tapes go in the general waste bin. It’s important that VHS tapes don’t go in your recycling bin, as the metal tape inside can get stuck in our machinery. A charity shop may take a VHS tape, but otherwise it will need to go into your general waste bin.
Which big band leader had a hit with “In the Mood”?
Glenn Miller
What is the longest river in Europe called?
The Volga
Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet eating her curds and whey, what sat down beside her?
A spider
How did the Great Depression impact fashion trends in the 1930s?
The Great Depression shifted 1930s fashion toward practicality, frugality, and, paradoxically, escapist glamour, moving away from 1920s excess to a more feminine, conservative silhouette
A baby snake is called a
Snakelet
What is the 3 30 rule for cleaning?
This rule suggests that you set aside three 30-minute slots each day for household tasks of your choosing - totalling an hour and a half of manageable cleaning that won't take over your life, but still leave your home clean.
Finish the lyrics: "Kiss me Goodnight..."
Sergeant Major
In what country is the Kalahari Desert found?
What did the farmers wife do to the 3 blind mice?
Cut off their tails with a carving knife
a classic, sophisticated hairstyle featuring deep, S-shaped waves sculpted into wet hair using a comb and fingers, often set with styling lotion or gel
Fingerwaves
A baby eel is called a
leptocephalus (larva), elver (juvenile)
What is the cleanest part of the human body?
The eyes are generally considered the cleanest part of the human body because they are constantly cleaned by tears, which contain antibacterial enzymes like lysozyme that wash away microbes and dust. The conjunctiva of the eye maintains a very low microbial count, protected by the flushing mechanism of blinking and, often, closed eyelids.