Music Greats
This girl group was the greatest of them all, at least in terms of the number of hit singles. They recorded under the auspices of Berry Gordy at Motown records. One of their hits (1967) was a song called "Reflections".
The Supremes
How many Super Bowl titles does Tom Brady have?
7 Super Bowl rings
Who is the only person to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in all five available categories (Film, Television, Radio, Recording, and Live Performance)?
Gene Autry, the famous "Singing Cowboy."
Launched in 1959, what iconic toy quickly became the best-selling fashion doll in history?
Barbie
Barbie made her glamorous debut at the American International Toy Fair in New York in March 1959.
Which planet has the most moons?
Saturn
(with 146 confirmed moons as of 2024!).
Who sang the 1978 hit, YMCA
The Village People
How many teams are in the NFL?
32 teams
Who was the first person to ever receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?
Joanne Woodward
(though multiple stars were revealed simultaneously in 1960, hers was the first prototype shown to the public).
Which iconic 1950s sitcom starring Jackie Gleason popularized the fiery catchphrase "To the moon, Alice!"
Jackie Gleason played the blustering bus driver Ralph Kramden alongside Audrey Meadows as Alice
True or False
Sound travels faster through water than air.
True.
Which Stevie Wonder album garnered Album of the Year at the 1976 Grammy Awards?
• Songs in the Key of Life
• Signed, Sealed & Delivered
• Innervisions
Songs in the Key of Life
What is the maximum length of an NFL football field?
120 yards (including end zones)
Who is the youngest person to receive a star on the Walk of Fame, getting it at just 15 years old?
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.
Which energetic track by Bill Haley and His Comets is widely credited with bringing rock and roll into the mainstream in 1955?
Rock Around the Clock
Featured prominently in the film Blackboard Jungle, it became a massive anthem for teenage rebellion and dancing.
Which human gland is known as the "master gland"?
The pituitary gland.
Who won a 1978 Grammy for Best Country Vocal Performance, Female for You Come Again?
Dolly Parton
How many points is a touchdown worth?
6 points
Who was the first fictional cartoon character to receive a star?
Mickey Mouse (honored in 1978 for his 50th anniversary).
What historic unmanned satellite did the Soviet Union launch in October 1957, officially kicking off the Space Race
The sudden beep of Sputnik startled the world and ignited a massive technological race to the stars.
What is the largest living structure on Earth, visible from space?
The Great Barrier Reef.
‘Hotel California’ is a top hit single by which band?
The Eagles
What is the NFL regular season length?
17 games (as of recent seasons)
Which legendary boxer has the only star on the Walk of Fame that you cannot walk on, because it is mounted on a wall?
Muhammad Ali
(he requested it be placed on a wall so people wouldn't step on the name of the Prophet Muhammad).
In February 1964, which legendary British band made their iconic, earth-shaking live debut on The Ed Sullivan Show?
An estimated 73 million viewers tuned in, marking a monumental turning point in American pop culture history.
What scale measures the acidity or alkalinity of a substance?
The pH scale.