50s Music
Elvis Presley’s famous suede shoes were this color
What is blue
This transcontinental country (Europe and Asia) spans 11 time zones
What is Russia
She was the first Disney Princess
Who is Snow White
The spice cinnamon comes from this part of the plant
What is the bark
This blood type is known as the universal donor
What is O Negative
This singer released "Fly Me To The Moon"
Who is Frank Sinatra
The Principality of Monaco is bordered to the north, east, and west, by this other European country
What is France
In all four Toy Story films, comedian Don Rickles provided the voice for this classic toy, first introduced in 1952
What is Mr. Potato Head
This yellow spice is known to be anti-inflammatory
What is Turmeric
Boxer Cassius Clay choose to change his name to this
What is Muhammad Ali
This duo was known for their harmonic singing style and clean-cut images during the 1950s
Who are The Everly Brothers
Lake Como and Lake Garda are both located in which Southern European country
What is Italy
He voiced the genie in Aladdin
Who is Robin Williams
This spice is commonly used in the preparation of Pickles
What is Dill
A hexagon has this many sides
What is Six
He had a hit in 1956 with 'Roll over Beethoven'
Who is Chuck Berry
This geographic mountain range name comes from Sanskrit words meaning "abode of snow"
What is Himalaya
He was the first voice of Mickey Mouse
Who is Walt Disney (from 1928-1946)
This spice is often used in toothpastes due to its antimicrobial properties
What is Clove
Dr. Jonas Salk created a vaccine for this disease in 1952
What is polio
This song, released in 1958, is credited as being the first real rock and roll song
What is “Rock Around the Clock” by Bill Haley & His Comets
This continent is the only one that doesn’t have a major mountain range (its highest point is about 7,309 feet above sea level)
What is Australia
He is Lightning McQueen’s best friend and tow truck
Who is Mater
This country is considered the birthplace of pepper and cardamom
What is India
She wrote “Pride and Prejudice”
Who is Jane Austen