Toys and games
What Childrens toy was originally a substance used to clean coal residue from wallpaper
Playdoh
In Edward lear’s poem, what was the color of the boat in which the owl and the pussycat went to sea?
Pea-green
Where are the Spanish steps located
Rome, Italy
Which us state has the largest number of rivers
Nebraska
What was the United States first national monument
Devils tower in wyoming
Which mid 90s toy was recognizable by their upstanding hair
Trolls
Which 1996 novel by Nicholas sparks begins with an old man called Noah Calhoun reading to a woman in a nursing home
The notebook
What city is known as the glass capitol of the world
Toledo
What is the name of the deepest canyon in the world and where would you find it
Hells canyon, Oregon
Two sets of fathers and sons have served as presidents. What are their names
john adams and John Quincy adams
george hw bush and George w bush
Which rubber toy, first released in the 70s could indeed take a small step but could also stretch to take a giant leap
Stretch Armstrong
Which charlotte bronte novel was first published in October 1847, under the pen name “currer bell”
What season does Australia experience in december
Summer
Which river ended up flowing backwards after three earthquakes in the 1800s
The Mississippi river
What two pets did president bill clinton have while in office
Which country is the home of the Lego
Denmark
How many lines does a haiku poem have
Three
What is the official currency of the united kingdom
Pound sterling
How many large islands make up the main islands of hawaii
Eight
What was the last state to be admitted into the union
Hawaii
A cheap version of this toy will generally go for 10 to 20 seconds, while the professional type might go for 1 to 4 minutes (with a record of just over 21 minutes)
Yo-yo
What is the name of emily bronte’s only completed novel
Wuthering heightd
What country is also called the Netherlands
Holland
Where would you find the graveyard of the atlantic
The outer banks
Who was the first us president to appear on television
Franklin Delano Roosevelt