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The portrait on the U.S. $10 bill honors the first Secretary of the Treasury, who was also the subject of a hit Broadway musical.
Who is Alexander Hamilton?
This sitcom followed the lives of six friends living in New York City.
What is Friends?
This famous chocolate bar has the slogan “Have a break, have a ___.”
What is Kit Kat?
A group of lions is commonly called this.
What is a pride?
In golf, this score is one stroke under par on a single hole.
What is a birdie?
Before the familiar greenback became standard, U.S. paper currency could be issued in denominations as high as this amount, featuring Salmon P. Chase on the front.
What is $10,000?
“Who’s on first?” became a famous comedy routine associated with this duo.
Who are Abbott and Costello?
This 1950s toy was originally marketed as a “Magic Screen” and lets you draw pictures by turning two knobs.
What is an Etch A Sketch?
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This bird is the fastest animal in the world when diving.
What is a peregrine falcon?
In tennis, a score of 40–40 is known by this French-derived term.
What is deuce?
The image on the back of the $1 bill shows an unfinished pyramid topped by an eye. The pyramid has this many levels or courses of stone.
What is 13?
This long-running game show asks contestants to “come on down!”
What is The Price Is Right?
This dance craze of the 1960s was named after a popular song by Chubby Checker.
What is the Twist?
Unlike most mammals, this Australian animal lays eggs and has a duck-like bill.
What is a platypus?
In basketball, this player is credited with inventing the modern slam dunk and was nicknamed “Dr. J.”
Who is Julius Erving?
This term for money comes from the name of an English coin that was originally worth one pound. Today, the word is often used informally to mean money in general.
What is quid?
In The Golden Girls, Blanche, Rose, Dorothy and Sophia share a home in this Florida city.
What is Miami?
Before Google became the dominant search engine, this colorful website was one of the most popular places to search the internet.
What is Yahoo!?
Unlike butterflies, these insects generally rest with their wings folded vertically over their backs and have club-shaped antennae.
What are moths?
The Boston Red Sox won the 2004 World Series, ending this famously long championship drought.
What is the Curse of the Bambino?
The motto “In God We Trust” first appeared on U.S. coins during the Civil War, while this Latin phrase, meaning “out of many, one,” has appeared on American currency since the 18th century.
What is E pluribus unum?
This 1970s sitcom featured Archie and Edith Bunker and their daughter Gloria.
What is All in the Family?
Before becoming famous as a game-show host, this television personality was a professional baseball player who briefly played for the Brooklyn Dodgers organization.
Who is Monty Hall?
This bird can fly backward and is the only bird known to do so.
What is a hummingbird?
This horse won the Triple Crown in 1973 and became one of racing's most famous champions.
Who is Secretariat?