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The year the Beatles officially disband
What is:
A. 1951
B. 1961
C. 1971
C. 1971
The addition the U.S. Postal Service added in 1963
What is:
A. mail over 2 pounds
B. stamps
C. zip codes
C. zip codes
Who is:
A. Ares
B. Athena
C. Aphrodite
B. Athena
The blood type known as the universal donor
What is:
A. B-negative
B. A-negative
C. O-negative
C. O-negative
The color of the "M" in McDonalds
What is:
A. red
B. yellow
C. white
B. yellow
The famous singer with the nickname "Ol' Blue Eyes'
Who is:
A. Frank Sinatra
B. Billie Holiday
C. Elvis Presley
A. Frank Sinatra
The start and end years of World War 2
What is:
A. 1939-1946
B. 1939-1945
C. 1929-1935
B. 1939-1945
The pen name of famous writer Stephen King
Who is:
A. Alfred Hitchock
B. Richard Bachman
C. David Lynch
B. Richard Bachman
The part of the butterfly that allows them to taste
What is:
A. their antennas
B. their feet
C. their wings
B. their feet
The country known for inventing the Olympics
What is:
A. China
B. Greece
C. United States
B. Greece
The Tony Bennett song that was the number 1 hit in 1951
What is:
A. "Rags to Riches"
B. "Cold, Cold Heart"
C. "The Good Life"
B. "Cold, Cold Heart"
The attack on pearl harbor happened in this month
What is:
A. February
B. July
C. December
C. December
This state is known as the "volunteer state"
What is:
A. Idaho
B. Arkansas
C. Tennessee
C. Tennessee
The name of a female pig
What is:
A. Heifer
B. Piglet
C. Sow
C. Sow
The time of year you harvest cotton
What is:
A. Fall
B. Summer
C. Spring
A. Fall
The rising young star from the movie "Rebel Without a Cause" that died in 1955 from an automobile accident
Who is:
A. Tony Curtis
B. John Wayne
C. James Dean
C. James Dean
Adolf Hitler was a solider for this war
What is:
A. Spanish Civil War
B. German Revolution
C. World War 1
C. World War 1
The place with the world's most active volcano
What is:
A. Philippines, Asia
B. Naples, Italy
C. Hawaii, United States
C. Hawaii, United States
The average length of the human intestine (in feet)
What is:
A. 17 feet
B. 6 feet
C. 3 feet
A. 17 feet
The most popular poem by Robert Frost
What is:
A. "The Road Not Taken"
B. "Fire & Ice"
C. "The Raven"
A. "The Road Not Taken"
The names of the Three Stooges
Who are:
A. Moe, Larry, Doc
B. Moe, Gary, Curly
C. Moe, Larry, Curly
C. Moe, Larry, Curly
The amount of native Americans that served in World War 1 (even though they were not citizens)
What is:
A. 2,000
B. 5,000
C. 8,000
C. 8,000
The invention that Alfred Nobel, the man behind the Nobel Peace Prize, invented
What is:
A. Battery
B. Dynamite
C. Microphone
B. Dynamite
The disease that stems from the medieval term, "bad air"
What is:
A. Malaria
B. Smallpox
C. Leprosy
A. Malaria
The number of baseball players on the field (per team)
What is:
A. 6
B. 7
C. 9
C. 9