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100

This 1970 Ford embarrassment sold for less than $2,000 and was named for a horse.

What is the Pinto? The gas tank was easily punctured and was a fire risk.

100

He is Ginger Rogers’ dance partner.

Who is Fred Astaire? His first dance partner was his sister. As children, the siblings performed on vaudeville stages.

100

This traditional Mexican street food is made with tortillas stuffed with meat and topped with salsa.

What are tacos? Americanized versions include any protein or vegetables topped with any of these toppings: guacamole or sour cream, cheese, and shredded lettuce.

100

Love and this go together.

What is marriage? “Love and Marriage” is a 1955 song by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen. Frank Sinatra famously sang the tune, and it was later used as the theme song to the 1987 television show Married with Children.

100

This author created the character Tiny Tim and was born on February 7, 1812.

Who is Charles Dickens? Tiny Tim is in his novella A Christmas Carol.

200

This iconic train is the setting for an Agatha Christie mystery.

What is the Orient Express? Only the Bible and Shakespeare have outsold Agatha Christie.

200

This ballroom dance is made up of three basic steps.

What is the waltz? It dates to 13th-century Germany.

200

Philadelphia is known for this sandwich.

What is the Philly cheesesteak? It’s topped with processed cheese, peppers, onions, and mushrooms.

200

Tom and Jerry are these two animated animals.

What are a cat (Tom) and a mouse (Jerry)? They first debuted in a theatrical short in 1940 and were seen as recently as a 2021 film titled Tom & Jerry.

200

First sold on February 6, 1935, the object of this board game is for players to buy properties and collect rent.

What is Monopoly? It was previously known as the Landlord’s Game.

300

The final scene in Thelma and Louise shows them driving a 1966 Thunderbird here.

What is over a cliff? Thelma (Geena Davis) and Louise (Susan Sarandon) were running from the law when they decided to end it rather than face the alternative.

300

This ballroom dance is made up of four basic steps and generally is performed with big band music.

What is the foxtrot? It was introduced during the 1920s in the United States and has been called “the Rolls-Royce of standard dances.”

300

Key West is known for this dessert because of its locally grown citrus  

What is key lime pie? Key West limes are smaller than regular limes, yellow when ripe, and more aromatic than their larger cousins. They’re grown all over Florida.

300

When you think of Richard Burton, you probably think of this actress

Who is Elizabeth Taylor? They were married twice and were well known for their explosive fights. After their second divorce, there were rumors they would get back together, and right before Burton’s death, he sent Taylor a love letter.

300

This holiday on February 20 celebrates all the people closest to us that we love.

What is Family Day? Family day was established in Ontario on October 7, 2007. 

400

In this National Lampoon film, Clark Griswold and his family spend most of their time in a hideous station wagon.

What is National Lampoon’s Vacation? During the trip to Walley World, they strapped poor, dead Aunt Edna to the car’s roof.

400

Chubby Checker and Joey Dee & the Starliters released tunes about this dance.

What is the twist? Chubby Checker performed “The Twist,” and Joey Dee & the Starliters recorded “Peppermint Twist.”

400

Poutine is a Canadian dish of French fries topped with cheese curds and this.  

What is gravy? It originated in Quebec in 1952.

400

Clark Kent loves this reporter.

Who is Lois Lane? The DC Comic characters first appeared together in Superman comic books in 1938.

400

On February 2, 1790, this U.S. federal court assembled for the first time

What is the Supreme Court? The first Supreme Court convened in the Merchants Exchange Building in New York City.

500

The film Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines is the story of an air race across this body of water

What is the English Channel? The film is set in 1910, and a newspaper sponsors the race.

500

This superstar’s signature dance was the moonwalk.  

Who is Michael Jackson? He first danced the moonwalk in 1982, but his inspiration came from early dancers such as Cab Calloway, who danced similar steps in 1932.

500

Alberta is known for this protein. What is steak or beef?  

What is steak or beef? It’s called Alberta steak, and cattle are ethically grown without antibiotics. Environmental conditions make it the best-tasting beef produced in Canada.

500

Famous scientists Pierre and Marie share this last name.

What is Curie? They discovered uranium and plutonium.

500

On February 1, 1920, the Canadian RCMP was established. RCMP stands for this

What is Royal Canadian Mounted Police? It was previously known as the North-West Mounted Police, established in 1873

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