1960's Pop Culture
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200

This famous band arrived from Liverpool to the U.S. in February 1964

Who are the Beatles?

200

Who has more hair follicles: blondes or brunettes?

What is blondes?

200

John Denver’s song “Take Me Home, Country Roads” is about this U.S. State

What is West Virginia?

200

OSMOSIS is the movement of this molecule.

What is water?

200

This is considered to be the main character or lead figure in a novel, play, story, or poem. It may also be referred to as the "hero" of a work.

What is a protagonist?

400

This famous TV series debuted in 1966 with these words ... "Space, the final frontier ..."

What is Star Trek?

400

This is the human body’s largest organ

What is the skin?

400

This family band was all the rage in the early 70s with their #1 hit, “I Want You Back”

What is the Jackson 5?

400

C6 H12 O6 is the formula for this molecule.

What is glucose?

400

This refers to words which sound like that which they describe. Some examples include bang, buzz, or splash

What is onomatopoeia?

600

This music festival became a defining moment of ‘60s pop culture

What is Woodstock?

600

This is the location of the three smallest bones in the human body

What is the ear?

600

This blonde bombshell became the face of country music in the early 1970s

Who is Dolly Parton?

600

Phospholipids make up the majority of this cell part.

What is the cell membrane?

600

This is a remarkably exaggerated statement or idea meant to be taken figuratively rather than literally. It exaggerates certain elements of ideas or things for comedic or dramatic effects.

What is hyperbole?

800

This bluesy rock singer was discovered at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. Her initials are J.J.

Who is Janis Joplin?

800

The alveoli can be found in this organ

What is the lungs?

800

This is the name of the surfing band formed in 1961, which included three brothers and two others in its original line-up

What is the Beach Boys?

800

Active transport needs ________.

What is energy?

800

This type of language is usually lofty, dignified, or impersonal and has a greater variety of words than everyday speech. Slang, contractions, and jargon are avoided

What is formal language?

1000

In 1964, this famous boxer changed his name to Muhammad Ali. What was his real name?

What is Cassius Clay?

1000

This is the hardest substance in the human body

What is tooth enamel?

1000

This Eagles song gave the band their first US No.1 hit single of the 70's

What is Best of My Love?

1000

The movement of any small molecule from a high to a low concentration is  

What is Diffusion?

1000

This is a type of monologue that involves a character speaking their thoughts aloud, usually at length (and often in a Shakespeare play). The character in question is not speaking for the benefit of other people, but rather the purpose is for a character to reflect independently.

What is a soliloquy?

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