Muscle Cars
Introduced in 1964, this Ford pony car became one of the most iconic American cars of all time.
What is the Mustang?
In this 1994 film, Hanks plays a man who reflects on his extraordinary life while sitting on a bench.
What is Forrest Gump?
This state is home to the only U.S. national park located entirely within a major city: Gateway Arch National Park.
What is Missouri?
This word meaning "to extinguish" or "put out" can also refer to satisfying a thirst.
What is quench?
This guitarist and vocalist was the longtime leader and most recognizable member of the Grateful Dead.
Who was Jerry Garcia?
Chevrolet introduced this car in 1966 as a direct competitor to the Ford muscle car.
What is Camaro?
Hanks voiced a lovable cowboy Woody, sidekick to Buzz Lightyear, in this movie.
What is Toy Story?
The Mall of America, one of the largest shopping malls in the United States, is located in this state.
What is Minnesota?
This gemstone, often pink, purple, or white, is a form of crystalline silica.
What is quartz?
The Grateful Dead formed in this California city in 1965.
What is San Francisco?
This Plymouth muscle car, named after a cartoon bird, was famously offered with a high-performance 426 Hemi engine.
What is the Road Runner?
Hanks won his second consecutive Best Actor Oscar for playing this lawyer with AIDS in this 1993 film.
What is Philadelphia?
The famous Bourbon Trail, featuring numerous historic bourbon distilleries, is located in this state.
What is Kentucky?
This bird, known for its distinctive crest, is the state bird of California.
What is a quail?
This Grateful Dead song includes the famous lyric, "What a long, strange trip it's been."
What is "Truckin"?
This Pontiac model, introduced in 1964, is widely credited with helping launch the classic American muscle car era.
What is the GTO?
In this 1998 Steven Spielberg film, Hanks plays Captain Miller, who leads a mission to find a missing paratrooper during World War II.
What is Saving Private Ryan?
This U.S. state's capital cannot be reached by road from anywhere else in its own state.
What is Alaska?
This word means a line of people waiting their turn.
What is queue?
AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE: This 1987 hit became the Grateful Dead's only Top 40 single and is instantly recognizable by its opening vocal line.
What is "Touch of Grey"?
This Dodge muscle car shares its name with a device that stores electrical energy and was famously featured in the 1968 film Bullitt.
What is the Charger?
Before becoming a major movie star, Hanks played a cross-dressing character named Kip Wilson on this 1980s sitcom.
What is Bosom Buddies?
The famous "Field of Dreams" baseball field, built for the 1989 movie, is located near Dyersville in this midwestern state.
What is Iowa?
This word means to argue or raise objections over a minor or trivial matter.
What is quibble?
This longtime Grateful Dead bassist was known for his distinctive vocals and co-wrote many of the band's songs.
Who was Phil Lesh?