Fast Food brands and slogans
Classic Kids Books
Animals/Farm animals
Sports
Musical Instruments
History 1950's
Food
Random
100
The Golden Arches are from what restaurant?
Mcdoanlds
100
What famous book is this from?
Bonus: Name the author
The Cat in the Hat
Dr. Seuss
100
The black and white spoted cow is called what?
Holstein cow
100
How many holes in the average round of golf?
18
100
This music instrument is called a?
Piano
100
What year did the Korean War being?
1950
100
Goldie locks at what in the home of the 3 bears?
Portage
100
What shape is a stop sign?
octagon
200
The Eat Fresh solgoan is from what fast food place?
200
Peter Pan and _______ is one of the most famous children's books of all time.
Peter Pan and Wendy
200
A bull calf that has had its genital's removed is known as a what?
Steer
200
Foot ball goal posts are pained what color?
Yellow
200
What kind of guitar is this?
Acoustic
200
Elected in 1953 who was the 34th President of the United States?
Dwight D. Eisenhower
200
What is the most popular movie snack?
popcorn
200
When someone is Jealous they are said to be what color?
Green
300
What pizza resturant is this from?
Dominos
300
These 3 child actors portray the characters in what time and iconic books and movies? Bonus: movies names
Harry Potter and the Harry Potter book and movie series
Harry Potter
Ron (Ronald) Wesley
Hermione Granger
300
Craisins are both a popular snack and a registered trademark. What fruit is used to make craisins?
cranberries
300
In what sport does one use a puck not a ball?
Ice hockey
300
What is the most popular instrument used in Jazz music?
The saxophone
300
What WI us senator lead a witch hunt for communism in the US in the 1950's?
Joseph McCarthy
300
What is the only fruit with seeds on the outside?
Strawberries
300
How many notes on a standard grand piano?
88 pitches
400
What famous resturant is this from?
Taco Bell
400
What famous children's books is this from?
The very hungry caterpillar
Eric Carle
400
Blue and yellow and green and yellow are the most common types of farm equipment used in WI. What two companies do those colors represent?
John Deere and New Holland
400
How many total pool balls are their?
16 including the cue ball
400
Commonly used in polish polka music what is this instrument called?
Accordion
400
The 22nd amendment was passed in 1951 what did it do?
limited the number of terms a president could be in office
400
In multiple versions of an advertisement for a particular type of candy, a character named Mr. Owl returns a used candy stick to a young boy. What is the candy being advertised?
Toosie Pop
400
One of Andy Warhol's most famous artworks is a set of 32 canvases, each bearing an image of a red-and-white can of soup from what company?
Campbells
500
What fast food restaurant is this from?
Wendy's
500
Whos is this famous children's books monkey? Bonus: Authors names
Curious George
Husband-and-wife team of Hans Augusto (H. A.) Rey and Margret Rey
500
What marital name is given to the science of breeding, feeding, and caring for farm animals in the proper way?
Animal Husbandry
500
Who was accredited with inventing the NASCAR window net that helps drivers' arms stay in the car during a crash?
Richard Petty
500
3 times are polka band staples what are they?
a tuba, drums, and a piano accordion or concertina.
500
In 1953 a famous couple convicted of selling Atom bomb secrets to the Russians were executed.
What was their name and method of execution?
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
The electric chain in Sing Sing prison
500
Popeye the sailor man get his strength from what green veggie?
500
What type of bullet will stop a werewolf according to legend?
Silver
600
What is this restaurant logo from? Bonus if you know his slogan
Little Ceasers
and Pizza Pizza
600
Mr. McGregor is the famous villian in what classic children's book about a rabbit with a little blue coat?
The Tale of Peter Rabbit
600
What are these cute little guys? NOT LLAMAS but are raised for their fur
fleece
Alpacas are raised for their soft and luxurious fleece (fiber). Each shearing produces roughly five to ten pounds of fleece per animal, per year. This fleece, often compared to cashmere, can be turned into a wide array of products from yarn and apparel to tapestries and blankets.
600
What game is being picutued here?
Polo
600
What are these drums called and whom typically plays them?
Bongos
typically played by Cuban music or salsa
600
In 1956 the national motto was adopted. What is it?
In God we Trust
600
What British chocolate company produces creme-filled chocolate eggs known for simulating the texture and appearance of a soft-boiled chicken’s egg?
Cadbury
600
What president appears on the rare $2 bill?
Thomas Jefferson
700
What resturant is this from?
KFC
700
In what famous book would one find a wondering child, a queen of hearts, a white rabbit, and a mad hatter?
Alice in Wonderland
700
What breed of cow is black with a white belt?
The Belted Galloway (or Beltie) is instantly recognisable with its long coat that is entirely black except for the broad white belt that completely encircles its body. This distinct feature accounts for why, in the USA, they are sometimes nicknamed 'Oreo-Cookie' Cows.
700
What number sets to the right of the number ‘20’ on a standard dartboard?
1
700
How many symphonies did Beethoven compose?
How many while deaf?
Which one was the famous da da da from?
9 symphonies
6 while deaf
5th symphonie
9th based off of An die Freude (Ode to Joy)
700
What year was the polo vaccine invented? Bonus who invented it?
1955
Jonas Salk
700
What breakfast cereal jingle was "silly rabbit _____ are for kids."
Trix 
700
A snack brand introduced in 1968 features individual pieces shaped as hyperbolic paraboloids so that they fit together perfectly in their vessel. What is this snack brand?
Pringles
800
What restaurant is this from?
Burger King
800
What children's book is this from? Bonus: name the pig
Charlottes Web
800
What food item "stands alone" at the end of the classic children's song "The Farmer in the Dell?"
cheese
800
which sport uses a net, a racket, and a shuttlecock?
Badminton
800
Jimi Hendrix is shown here holding the same guitar he set on fire in 1965. What was it
fender Stratocaster
800
The 1954 ruling of the supreme court declared that schools could not be segregated. What was the name of the court case that decided this?
Brown vs The Board of Education
800
Dramatically different from today's sweet fruit associated with summertime, what large fruit was cultivated for hundreds of years simply for hydration purposes rather than food?
watermelon
800
What does a funambulist walk on?
a tight rope
900
What logo is this from?
Pizza Hut
900
What famous children's book is this from?
Madeline
900
Science tells us there are 3 main reasons why a bull is so aggressive. Name two of the 3.
There are three underlying causes of aggression in bulls. First, separation from other cows or bulls in a herd – a bull becomes particularly aggressive when it’s kept (reared) isolated from other cows. Second, due to their social structure – some bulls naturally develop aggressive tendencies when they try to obtain mates and defend their herds. Thirdly, aggression can be passed down as a genetic trait from a bull to its offspring.
900
Since the first modern Games in 1896, 10 sports have disappeared completely from the Olympic schedule. Name 3
These are croquet, cricket, Jeu de Paume, pelota, polo, roque, rackets, tug-of-war, lacrosse, and motor boating.
900
In the famous Charlie Daniels Song "The Devil went down to Georgia" it is said that he played a what?
Fiddle
900
In 1954 the first nationally televised event to ever be played in color aired on tv. What was it?
The Tournament of Roses
900
Typically only known by his title and last name, what famous cereal mascot technically has Horatio Magellan as his first and middle names?
Captain Crunch
900
The sum of all the numbers on a roulette wheel is what?
666