Back in the Day
What sweet treat is made by freezing flavored liquid on a stick?
Popsicle
What is the nickname of Wisconsin?
The Badger State
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
Sponge Bob Squarepants
What food is Wisconsin especially famous for producing?
Cheese!
What famous statue in New York Harbor was a gift from France?
Statue of Liberty
What device did people use to listen to music before CDs, using reels or cassettes?
Tape player
What city is the capital of Wisconsin?
Madison
What 1965 movie musical features songs like “Do-Re-Mi” and “My Favorite Things”
The Sound of Music
What fruit is used to make the drink cider?
Apples
What large structure in Paris is named after an engineer and lights up at night?
Eiffel Tower
What household item was commonly used to hang clothes out to dry before dryers?
Clothesline
What large lake borders Wisconsin to the east?
Lake Michigan
What famous detective has a magnifying glass and lives at 221B Baker Street?
Sherlock Holmes
What breakfast food is made from oats boiled in water or milk?
Oat meal
What famous mountain carving features the faces of four U.S. presidents?
Mount Rushmore
What was the name of the first mass-produced car made by Henry Ford?
Model T
What famous Wisconsin company, founded in Milwaukee, is known for its motorcycles?
Harley-Davidson
What TV show in the 1960s featured a talking car named KITT?
Knight Rider
Which soda brand, originally from Atlanta, is one of the most popular soft drinks in the world?
Coca-Cola
What ancient wall stretches across northern China
Great Wall of China
What was the name of the radio show (and later TV show) where kids could send in secret codes to join a detective club?
The Adventures of Superman (or the “Superman Radio Show”)
What river is known as the “spine” of Wisconsin and runs through cities like Wausau and Stevens Point?
Wisconsin River
What 1950s TV show featured a family with twin girls named Mary and Margaret?
The Patty Duke Show
Which type of nut is used to make the spread known as marzipan?
Almonds
What ancient city in Italy was buried by a volcanic eruption in 79 AD
Pompeii