Tasty Slogans
What is McDonalds?
What is a baseball cap?
The first planet from the sun.
What is Mercury?
This 1942 film set in World War II involves a nightclub in this town in Morocco.
What is Casablanca?
This fruit is not considered a berry.
What is a strawberry?
"The snack that smiles back" comes from this brand of cheese crackers.
What is goldfish?
People typically wear these winter hats to cover their head and ears. It is usually made of yarn.
What are beanies?
True/False. The brain organ itself cannot feel pain.
What is true?
The vampire in Dracula lives in this town.
What is Transylvania?
This berry and leaves are hung over a doorway during the Christmas season. The plant is actually poisonous.
What is a mistletoe?
"Comfort in every bar" comes from this candy brand connected to the galaxy.
What is Milky Way?
This hat came from a play in 1882. The hat is made of felt or wool and is pinched at the front.
What is a Fedora?
While most countries use the metric system, the U.S uses this system of measurement.
What is the Imperial system?
In the sitcom Friends, the cafe was called this.
What is Central Perks?
True/False. A cucumber is a berry.
What is true?
"Totally nuts about ___" refers to the contents of the candy bar, but also about the biweekly check employees receive.
What is Payday?
This hard felt hat is rounded at the top. It can also be called a Derby hat.
What is a bowler hat, billycock, Coke hat, bob hat, or bombin?
The largest organ of the body.
What is skin?
In the Star Wars franchise, Hans Solo spaceship is called this.
What is the Millennium Falcon?
This berry is harvested in a process called flooding.
What is a cranberry?
Chick-Fil-A's slogan is this.
What is "Eat Mor Chikin?"
Abraham Lincoln wore this type of hat in his iconic photographs.
What is a stovepipe/top hat?
This is the standard unit for measuring force.
What is Newtons?
In the 1989 film, Uncle Buck, the uncle lived in this city.
What is Chicago?
This type of blueberry is used in making jams and baked goods. The berry tends to be smaller than those sold at supermarkets.
What is a lowbush?