Science
Constellation that derives its name from the Greek word for swan.
What is Cygnus
This American swimmer won seven gold medals at the 1972 Olympics.
Who is Mark Spitz?
This 1970s American film star is the real life husband of Goldie Hawn.
Who is Kurt Russell?
Elton John's debut album.
What is Empty Sky?
This U.S. state was granted statehood on December 14th, 1819.
What is Alabama?
Biological system that controls breathing.
What is respiratory?
Heavy-weight boxer that re-claimed his championship.
Who is Floyd Patterson?
Popular men's clothing company in the 1980s that featured a small crocodile emblem on its clothing.
What is IZOD?
This music artist was "All Revved Up with No Place to Go" in 1977?
Who is Meat Loaf?
Year in which WWI began.
What is 1914?
Vitamin provided from exposure to the sun.
What is Vitamin D?
The number of players on a polo team.
What is 4?
These roomates from the popular TV sitcom "Three's Company" lived in this city.
What is Santa Monica?
This Led Zeppelin song was ranked highest on Rolling Stone magazine's 2004 list of the "500 Greatest Songs of all Time."
What is Whole Lotta Love?
City where John F. Kennedy was assasinated.
What is Dallas?
Tree that produces acorns.
What is an Oak Tree?
Number of World Records set by Jesse Owens in a single day?
What is 3?
This legal drama TV series that debuted in 1986 starred Harry Hamlin and Richard Dysart.
What is LA Law?
This one hit wonder released the song "Spirit in the Sky" in 1969, which sold over two million copies.
Who is Norman Greenbaum?
This explorer was killed in Hawaii during his third exploratory voyage in 1779.
Who was James Cook?
Where the majority of blood cells are produced.
What is bone marrow?
The maximum number of clubs a golfer can carry in a tournament.
What is 14?
This collectible toy in 1975 came packaged in custom cardboard boxes with ventilation holes and straw bedding.
What is the Pet Rock?
This album was released by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in 1982.
What is Long After Dark?
Adolf Hitler was born in this country in 1889.
What is Austria?