Parts of Things
Bow, Stern, Rudder
What is a Boat?
Sacramento is the capital of this "Golden State" known as a bustling boomtown during the mid-19th-century Gold Rush
What is California?
This popular flying disc toy, originally called the Pluto Platter, became a backyard staple in 1957
What is a Frisbee?
He is the Bishop of Rome, the leader of the global Catholic Church, and lives in the world's smallest independent country
Who is the Pope?
This Home Run that clears all 4 bases is the ultimate baseball payoff, though some might prefer winning it at a bridge table
What is a Grand Slam?
Trigger, Barrel, Muzzle
What is a Gun?
The state capital of this state is Denver, famously nicknamed the "Mile High City" because it sits exactly one mile above sea level
What is Colorado?
This 1950s fad featured a colorful plastic ring that millions of Americans twirled around their waists
What is a hula hoop?
This official title belongs to the chief executive of a city or town
What is Mayor?
It's the sunken bench area where players keep their bats, gloves, and sunflower seeds
What is the Dugout?
Fender, Radiator, Fan belt
What is a Car?
Unlike what city slickers might guess, this capital of the state of New York isn't the Big Apple; it's this historic Hudson River port named for a Scottish duke
What is Albany?
Dancers at these informal high school gym parties took off their shoes to protect the wooden floor, earning this footwear-inspired name
What is a sock hop?
The official title for the head of government in countries like Canada, the UK, and Australia
What is Prime Minister?
This 10-inch-high hill is the only place on a baseball field where the "thrower" is allowed to stand and throw a strike
What is the Pitcher's Mound?
Chain, Fork, Handlebar
What is a Bicycle?
This sunny Southwestern capital of Arizona is known as the "Valley of the Sun" and is famous for its resort golf courses, desert heat, and a mythical bird that rises from the ashes
What is Phoenix?
Introduced by Swanson in 1954, this frozen, multi-compartment meal allowed Americans to eat dinner right in front of their favorite evening broadcasts
What is a TV Dinner?
This state's highest-ranking executive is commonly referred to by this title, derived from the Latin for "to steer"
What is Governor?
This area, which shares its name with a place where cattle are kept, is where relief pitchers warm up before entering a game
What is the Bullpen?
Hammer, Damper, Key
What is a Piano?
Named after a French phrase for "small stone" this capital city sits on the banks of the Arkansas River
What is Little Rock?
This outdoor entertainment craze allowed families and teenagers alike to watch their favorite actors from the comfort of their own cars, peaking in popularity during the 1950s
What is a Drive In Theatre?
King Tut and Cleopatra both held this royal title used by the rulers of ancient Egypt
What is Pharaoh?
To achieve this baseball rarity, a hitter needs to take a walk on the wild side and collect a single, double, triple, and home run all in the same game
What is a Cycle?