TV Guide
Comfort Foods
Famous Firsts
Animal Kingdom
The Human Body
100

What was Beaver Cleaver’s real first name on the 1957 classic Leave It to Beaver?

Theodore.

100

This slow-simmered, thick stew from Louisiana traditionally begins with a dark roux and features okra or filé powder.

What is gumbo?

100

Sweeping the nation in 1953, this brand introduced the first frozen "TV Dinner."

Swansons


100

What is a female fox called?

A vixen

100

Producing about two pools worth over a lifetime, this mouth fluid helps digest your food and protects your teeth.

Saliva
200

Which classic 1960s TV family became wealthy from oil and relocated to a mansion in California?

The Clampett family on The Beverly Hillbillies

200

This fried chicken chain boasts a legendary, highly guarded secret recipe containing exactly 11 herbs and spices.

What is Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC)

200

Breaking the baseball color barrier in 1947, he became the first African American to play in Major League Baseball

Jackie Robinson

200

People from which country brought domestic cats to the United States?

England

200

What part of the body is the smallest bone in your body located?

Ear. The stapes (or stirrup) inside the middle ear 

300

Henry Winkler portrayed the iconic, leather-jacket-wearing character "The Fonz" on which nostalgia-fueled 1970s series?

Happy Days

300

This French-Canadian masterpiece coats crispy french fries with rich brown gravy and squeaky cheese curds.

What is poutine

300

This royal silver-screen star was the first actress paid one million dollars for a single film role in Cleopatra

Who is Elizabeth Taylor

300

What sea creatures have the ability to clone themselves?

Jellyfish


300

Adults have 206 bones in total, but over half of them are located in these two matching pairs of limbs used for holding and stepping.

hands and feet

400

Which 1980s sci-fi series featured a furry, wisecracking alien from the planet Melmac who loved to eat cats?

ALF

400

This thick, comforting soup gets its name from a French word for a creamy puréed soup, usually made from shellfish like lobster.

What is bisque?

400

what is the name of the first cloned mammal, this famous sheep was born in 1996

Dolly

400

Which bird is a symbol for peace?

Dove

400

As far as we can tell, Michael Jordan, Gene Simmons, and Miley Cyrus all have very active hypoglossal nerves. The hypoglossal nerve is responsible for the movement of what muscular organ?

Tongue


500

What was the name of the fictional town where The Andy Griffith Show was set?

Mayberry

500

Despite its tropical name, the comforting and controversial Hawaiian pizza was actually invented in this country.

Canada

500

Dr. Jonas Salk became a national hero in 1955 when his new vaccine successfully prevented this paralyzing disease.

What is polio

500

 What is the largest rodent in the world?

Capybara!

500

Which acid is present in the stomach?

Hydrochloric

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