Potpourri
Big Ben is this city’s most famous landmark
What is London?
When someone is getting ready to perform, you tell them to break this body part
What is a leg?
This world-famous amusement park first opened in 1955, with the event being televised by ABC to an estimated audience of over 90 million people
What is Disneyland?
This is the birthstone for the month of April
What is the diamond?
The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees this right
What is free speech?
This is the largest state in the U.S.
What is Alaska?
When you are anxious to hear what a person has to say, you are all of this body part
What are ears?
The 'I Love Lucy' show debuted on October 15, 1951 on this television network
What is CBS?
This "international day" is recognized on the 22nd of April to promote environmental awareness
What is Earth Day?
After a foul, a basketball player gets one of these
What is a free throw?
While it can vary based on the size, the most common type of violin has this many strings
What is four?
A very small distance is sometimes said to be the breadth of this tiny part of the body
What is hair?
In 1957, this company made the first Japanese car ever to be sold in the United States
What is Toyota?
This famous fast food franchise first opened its doors on April 15th, 1955
What is McDonalds?
This is the term for livestock, especially poultry, kept in natural conditions with freedom of movement
What is free-range?
This is a French culinary term meaning "with juice" and it refers to meat dishes prepared or served together with a light gravy
What is Au Jus?
People who are ambitious and willing to work hard are said to have fire in this part of their body
What is their belly?
In 1958, this bank launched the first credit card
What is Bank of America?
If your birthday falls from April 19 – May 20, your zodiac sign would be this
What is Taurus?
This is the term for the part of a parachute jump before the parachute opens
What is a free fall?
This popular cooking fuel is produced by heating wood without oxygen
What is charcoal?
This mouth-related idiom is a figure of speech used to mean that a speaker is pretending to be serious while actually saying something funny
What is tongue-in-cheek?
Daily Double!!
In 1951, the Topps company first released this popular form of collectable items
What are baseball cards?
This classic board game actually has a "national day" devoted to it on the 13th of April
What is Scrabble?
The term “BOGO” is well known among coupon clippers and stands for this
What is "buy one, get one" free?