State Capitals
Up in the Air
1940s
Films & Musicals
General Knowledge
100

Route 66’s eastern terminus is in this Midwestern city.

A. Chicago

B. Cleveland

C. Columbus

A. Chicago

100

During photosynthesis, plants take in carbon dioxide and exhale this gas.

A. Hydrogen

B. Nitrogen

C. Oxygen

C. Oxygen

100

This landmark sculpture depicting four presidents was completed in 1941.

A. City of Presidents

B. Mount Rushmore

C. President's Park

B. Mount Rushmore

100

In which 1939 film does the lead character say, "There's no place like home"?

A. Gone with the Wind 

B. Casablanca

C. The Wizard of Oz

C. The Wizard of Oz

100

What is the main ingredient in guacamole?

A. Peas
B. Cucumbers
C. Avocados
D. Broccoli

C. Avocados

200

This most populous city in Utah is also its state capital.

A. West Valley City

B. West Jordan 

C. Salt Lake City

C. Salt Lake City
200

This gaseous substance sends a birthday balloon into the sky.

A. Helium

B. Nitrogen

C. Carbon Dioxide

A. Helium

200

This pen replaced the fountain pen in 1945. 

A. Ballpoint Pen 

B. Rollerball Pen

C. Gel Pen

A. Ballpoint Pen

200

Which actress played Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s?

A. Ingrid Bergman

B. Audrey Hepburn

C. Grace Kelly 

B. Audrey Hepburn

200

3. In what year did the Titanic sink during its maiden voyage?
A. 1910
B. 1912
C. 1915
D. 1920

B. 1912

300

This state capital is the outgrowth of Fort Nashborough.

A. Knoxville

B. Nashville

C. Memphis

B. Nashville

300

This four-letter word means "polluted air that hovers in the lower atmosphere over a community"

A. Fume

B. Smog

C. Haze

B. Smog

300

This president won an unprecedented fourth term in 1944.

A. Harry S. Truman

B. Franklin D. Roosevelt

C. Dwight D. Eisenhower

B. Franklin D. Roosevelt

300

Julie Andrews played the lead in this 1964 Disney musical.

A. Mary Poppins

B. Fiddler on the Roof

C. Sound of Music

A. Mary Poppins

300

What is the hardest natural substance on Earth?
A. Gold
B. Diamond
C. Iron
D. Granite

B. Diamond

400

This city is the largest U.S. state capital by land area.

A. Juneau, Alaska

B. Sacramento, California

C. Tallahassee, Florida

A. Juneau, Alaska

400

In 1963, this bill was first passed into law and helps to reduce pollutants in the air.

A. Law of Pristine Air 

B. Unspoiled Air Act

C. Clean Air Act

C. Clean Air Act

400

Forrest Mars Sr. partnered with Bruce Murrie in 1941 to create these candies for the military.

A. Milkways

B. Mars Bars

C. M&Ms

C. M&Ms

400

A high-spirited "unsinkable" young woman is the protagonist in this 1960 musical.

A. The Unsinkable Miley Blue 

B. The Unsinkable Molly Brown 

C. The Unsinkable Milly Brine

B. The Unsinkable Molly Brown 

400

Which planet is known as the "Red Planet"?
A. Jupiter
B. Venus
C. Mars
D. Saturn

C. Mars

500

This state capital was briefly named Akropolis.

A. Pierre, South Dakota

B. Topeka, Kansas 

C. Little Rock, Arkansas

C. Little Rock, Arkansas

500

During the mid-1970s, the public learned about this five-letter word beginning with an O, which is a protective layer in the atmosphere.

A. Ozone

B. Oasis

C. Oculi

A. Ozone

500

In 1940, Disney released "Pinocchio" with a little cricket who acted as Pinocchio's conscience. What was the cricket's name?

A. Jiminy

B. Hopper

C. Spricket

A. Jiminy

500

This 1960 musical is named for the first three notes on the musical scale.

A. Re, Mi, Fa

B. Do, Re, Mi

C. La, Ti, Do

B. Do, Re, Mi

500

Who directed the classic 1960 thriller Psycho?
A. Orson Welles
B. Alfred Hitchcock
C. John Ford
D. Cecil B. DeMille

B. Alfred Hitchcock

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