The NHL has this many teams as of the start of the 2026-2027 season?
What is 32?
This three day music festival was held at a farm in upstate New York in August of 1969?
What is Woodstock?
This legendary muscle car is in it's seventh generation and started production half way through 1964.
What is the Ford Mustang?
This weather event is characterised by a bow echo (bowing shape), a long track of continuous wind damage (usually 240-400 miles), and straight line winds often matching or exceeding that of a Hurricane.
What is a Derecho?
This mold was discovered to kill bacteria in 1928 by Alexander Flemming.
What is Penicillium (or Penicillin)?
A hockey net is 6ft wide, is about 40 inches in depth, and this measurement tall.
What is 4 feet?
This classic album followed Pink Floyd's classic albums Dark Side of the Moon and Wish you were Here
What is Animals?
This popular electric car manufacturer was incorporated in 2003 but did not go public until 2010.
What is Tesla?
This low level cloud type often restricts visibility.
What is fog?
This sport had it's first official rules written in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1744.
What is Golf?
The NHL's first game ever played was this year.
What is 1917?
This song was written about a bands personal experience at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1971.
What is Smoke on the Water?
This German Automobile although known for great build quality is also known as a brand that became a ubiquitous symbol of authoritarian power.
Who is Mercedes-Benz?
This is worth DOUBLE POINTS! This type of precipitation is caused by melting snow that falls through a shallow layer of sub-freezing air near the ground and near instantly freezes on contact with cold surfaces.
What is Freezing Rain?
This year marked the modern version of ketchup we know today hit the shelves, created by Henry John Heinz.
What is 1876?
This NHL hall of famer has the most goals in an NHL season who is not named Wayne Gretzky.
Who is Brett Hull? (86)
This is worth DOUBLE POINTS! This band was started in San Francisco by former band members of Santana an the Steve Miller Band in 1973, but didn't find mainstream success until 1977.
Who is Journey?
This automobile moniker is the longest continuous name in production, starting in 1935.
What is the Chevy/GMC Suburban?
This event came in waves over a span of eleven years in the great plains. The cause of which was attributed to severe drought, farmers plowing millions of acres of native prairie grasses, deep plowing that loosened top soil, and economic factors that pushed farmers to try and have more crops.
What is the Dust Bowl?
The number one byproduct of smoke is carbon dioxide, this essential compound is the the second largest byproduct of smoke.
What is H2O (Water)?
This NHL Goaltender has the most wins in a single season (48 wins in 66 games).
Who is Braden Holtby?
This historic Alabama town is famous in the music community for their studios that have seen names such as Percy Sledge, Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, and the Allman Brothers record there.
What is Muscle Shoals?
This automobile company created the first car that adopted the car control layout we have today (three pedals, central gear lever, and a steering wheel).
Who is Cadillac? (1916 Cadillac Type 53)
This common North American crop effects localized humidity levels through a natural botanical process called evapotranspiration.
What is Corn?
On this date the Star Spangled Banner was officially signed by the president passing a congressional act making the song the official national anthem of the United States. (Will accept just year or official day)
What is March 3rd, 1931? (Will accept year)