hobbies
Fencing is a sport involving what?
swords
where on the body would you find pores?
skin
he European Renaissance began in which country?
italy
Which actor portrayed Captain Georg von Trapp in The Sound of Music movie?
christopher plumber
Which two Japanese cities were tragically hit by atomic bombs during World War II, marking a turning point in history as shocking as any unexpected season finale?
hiroshima, nagasaki
Taekwondo is a type of what?
martial arts
What's the magical number of calories an adult female should consume daily to keep the energy flowing?
2000
In Italian Renaissance art, what is a 'putto'?
naked cherub
Who composed the music for the 1965 film The Sound of Music?
richard rodgers
Who was the dazzling leading lady in "Gone with the Wind," turning Southern charm into a Hollywood legend?
vivien leigh
What is the color of the center of an archery target?
yellow/gold
Which human organ is famous for having a "mysterious minimal role" in our bodies?
appendix
Which Renaissance King split up the Catholic Church and the Church of England?
Henry VIII
Which song is Charmian Carr's character Liesl famous for singing in The Sound of Music movie?
Sixteen Going on Seventeen
Which luxurious fabric had to go on a temporary vacation from fashion as it was rationed during World War II?
silk
Croquet is played with a what?
mallet
Over which major organ do the adrenal glands lounge, keeping you energized and stressed?
kidney
The Wedding at Cana was painted by which artist?
veronase
What was the last song Oscar Hammerstein II wrote before his death?
edelweiss
What stylish hat crowned men with an air of mystery and classic cool throughout the 1940s?
fedora
What is the top-ranked belt color in karate?
black
Which part of your skeleton houses the Sacrum, Ilium, and Pubis like a bony family?
pelvis
The Entombment was painted by which artist?
michaelangelo
What memoir is the 1965 film The Sound of Music based on?
The Story of the Trapp Family Singers by Maria von Trapp
Which comedy maestro directed "The Great Dictator," blending satire and slapstick like a true cinematic rebel?
charlie chaplin