Common Sayings
Neighborhood Life
Before the Internet
Travel & Getting Around
Music & Entertainment
100

“The early bird catches the ___.”

Worm

100

This person delivers letters and packages.

A mail carrier

100

People once read the news in this printed form.

A newspaper

100

This area of an airport is where you pick up your bags.

Baggage claim

100

This device spins records to play music.

A record player / turntable

200

“Practice makes ___.”

Perfect

200

This signaled the start of the school day.

A school bell

200

This book listed phone numbers and addresses.

A phone book

200

This famous ship sank on its maiden voyage in 1912.

The Titanic

200

Elvis Presley was known as “The King of” this type of music.

Rock and roll

300

“Don’t count your chickens before they ___.”

Hatch

300

Children often played this game outside with chalk.

Hopscotch

300

People mailed payments using this small paper form.

A check

300

This type of road connects cities and states.
 

A highway / interstate

300

This television show genre often included cowboys and sheriffs.

Westerns

400

“An apple a day keeps the ___ away.”

Doctor

400

This business sold groceries before large supermarkets were common.

A corner store / general store

400

This machine was used to make duplicates of papers.

A photocopier / copy machine

400

This road sign shape usually means “stop.” 

(Number of sides?)

An octagon

Eight 

400

This famous singer was known for songs like My Way.

Frank Sinatra

500

“Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and ___.”

Wise

500

This event brought neighbors together with food and conversation.

A block party / picnic

500

People often checked movie times in this section of the paper.

The entertainment section / movie listings

500

This document is needed for international travel.

A passport

500

Before DVDs, movies were commonly watched at home on this format.

VHS tapes

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