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What genre of music is Beethoven known for?
Classical
what tall, cone-shaped, fashionable hairstyle would sometimes last for several days if your Aqua Net hair spray did its job.
Beehive
It was on New Year's Day 1976 that this bronze Philadelphia landmark was moved out of Independence Hall.
Liberty Bell
This mellow phrase is closely associated with the 1960's hippie movement: "Go with the _______."
Flow
Kicking off the decade with a classic, this 1960 book features the persistant Sam-I-Am.
Green Eggs and Ham
Which fluid needs to be changed routinely in a car's engine?
Oil
What prison in San Fransisco did three inmates escape from in 1962.
Alcatraz
This Navy special operations force was created on January 1, 1962.
Navy SEALs
This exclamatory rhyming phrase was often used in the '50s and '60s: "Jeepers________."
Creepers
We were first introduced to this nature-loving character who "speaks for the trees" in 1971.
Lorax
The trumpet is part of what musical family?
Brass
What was added to every address by the US Postal service in 1963?
zip code
At the Cotton Bowl stadium on January 1, 1967, this team from Green Bay won a 34-27 victory over the Dallas Cowboys.
Packers
This is a rhyming term for a hairstyle like that of John, Paul, Ringo and George.
Mop Top
There's a wasket in my basket and other fun rhymes are found in this 1974 book: There's a Wocket in My ___________!"
The tango and the foxtrot are both types of what?
Dances
What children's television show featuring puppets debuted in 1969?
Sesame Street
This Star Trek actor known for playing Spok married Susan Bay on New Year's Day in 1989.
Leonard Nimoy
Also called a punch buggy, slug bug is a childhood game inspired by this classic car.
Volkswagen Beetle
This book has been a classic since 1960: One_______Two______Red__________Blue_______.
Fish
Blacksmiths are known for their work using what material?
Iron
Where did Martin Luther King Jr. give his famous "I have a dream" speech in August 1963?
At the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC
On January 1, 1966, "The Sound of Silence" by this duo topped the Billboard charts.
Simon and Garfunkel
This two-word rhyme was coined by Allen Ginsburg to describe the anti-war demonstrators of the 1960s.
flower-power
Dads everywhere hope their children won't take the title of this 1963 Seuss classic literally, but sometimes they do.
Hop on Pop