1950s Nostalgia
In 1955, a family-friendly amusement park was opened in California; what was it called?
What is Disneyland
The nursery rhyme titled Brother John is more often known by what French-Language name?
What is Frère Jacques
Who was the first man to walk on the moon in 1969?
Who is Neil Armstrong
What periodic table element is commonly associated with bananas?
What is Potassium (K)
What is Canada's national animal?
What is a Beaver
Who sang the hit song “Ring of Fire”
Who is Johnny Cash
What French children’s song about plucking feathers of a lark may have come to the U.S. from soldiers who served in Europe in WWI?
What is Alouette
What was the name of the English Polymath who discovered the laws of gravity?
Who is Sir Isaac Newton
Animals that can eat both plants and meat are called what?
What are Omnivores
Which chain first opened in Hamilton in 1964?
What is Tim Hortons
Who was on the cover of the first “Playboy Magazine”?
Who is Marilyn Monroe
What common Latin phrase literally means “something for something”
What is Quid Pro Quo
Mark Antony was in love with which famous Queen?
Who is Cleopatra
Which planet is known for its iconic rings?
What is Saturn
Which Canadian city hosted the 2010 Olympics?
Where is Vancouver?
What was the name of Lucy’s neighbour and friend in “I Love Lucy”?
Who is Ethel
(Ethel and Fred Mertz)
From the Latin word for “Earth,” what’s a synonym for an outdoor patio?
What is a Terrace
Who was the first American to win a Nobel Peace Prize?
Who is Theodore Roosevelt
What is the symbol on the periodic table for Gold?
(Originated from the Latin word Aurum)
What was the only Canadian NHL team that Gretzky played for?
What is the Edmonton Oilers?
Four days after he was killed in a car crash, the film “Rebel Without a Cause” was released. What was the actor’s name?
Who is James Dean
The official languages of the United Nations include Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Spanish and what sixth language?
What is Russian
Who is one of the most famous students of the Greek philosopher Socrates?
Who is Plato
Where is the world's most active volcano?
Where is Hawaii (Kīlauea - Pronounced: Kil-uh-way-uh)
How many time zones are there in Canada?
What is 6?