Books
It is subtitled "A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis"
What is Hillbilly Elegy?
A croucheted ball.
What is used to play Hacky Sack?
It is the most visited National Park in the US.
What is the Great Smoky Mountains?
It is a variation of hide and seek played in a swimming pool.
What is Marco Polo?
He played the original Frankenstein monster in the movies.
who was Boris Karloff?
It is the number of books in the New Testament
What is 27?
It is a sport that uses sign language. :)
What is baseball?
It is the theme park which the Griswald’s were determined to get to in National Lampoon’s Vacation.
What is Wally World?
It is the name of Kane’s sled he was playing with when he was taken away as a child in Citizen Kane. It is also the last word he utters before he dies.
What is Rosebud?
The first Harry Potter book: Harry Potter and the
A) Philosopher's Stone, B) Chamber of Secrets, C) Goblet of Fire, D) Dumbledore Army
What was Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?
It is the height of a basketball hoop.
What is 10 feet from the ground?
It is the first theme park built by Walt Disney.
What is Disneyland?
It is the recently retired game piece in Monopoly.
What is the iron token?
It was the name of the bar/nightclub that was the set of Casablanca.
What was Rick’s Café American (technically “Americain)?
It was the first appearance of Sherlock Holms in a book
a)The Five Orange Pips b)The Hound of the Baskervilles c)The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes d) A Study in Scarlet
What was A Study in Scarlet?
It is a sporting event previously held every year on Memorial Day.
What is the Indianapolis 500?
It is the most visited country in the world.
What is France?
It is a Victorian card game for two or more players where cards are passed around and pairs are discarded.
What is Old Maid?
The stars in "Singing in the Rain" were a) Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds, b)Gene Kelly & Rita Hayworth, c) Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers or d) Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy
a) Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds (also stared Donald O’Conner)
The author who took his pen name from his mother’s maiden name which he says is always mispronounced, and should rhyme with “voice.”
Who is Dr. Seuss (or Ted Geisel)?
The number of dimples on a golf ball is closest to the number of a) degrees in a right angle, b) days in a year, c) yards in a mile d) people at Trump's inauguration.
answer B. Traditionally 336 dimples
It is the oldest National Park in the US.
What is Yellowstone National Park?
They are k, j, x, q, and z.
What are the letters in Scrabble that have only one tile?
It was the movie where Hitchcock did his cameo appearance by showing himself in a newspaper ad for a fictional weight-loss drug, "Reduco”.
How did Hitch do his cameo in 'Lifeboat?'