Legends & Cowboys of the Wild West
State Nicknames
Gone Fishing
Roadside Attractions
Old Hollywood Stars
100

This skilled horsewoman and sharpshooter starred in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.

Who was Annie Oakley?

100

This state is known as the Sunshine State.

What is Florida?

100

This device helps anglers know when a fish is biting.

What is a bobber (float)?

100

Standing 55 feet tall in Blue Earth, Minnesota, this giant vegetable mascot is one of America's most famous roadside attractions.

What is the Jolly Green Giant?


100

This child star famously declared, "Oh, my goodness!" and later became a U.S. ambassador.

Who is Shirley Temple?

200

This Wild West scout and showman was known as "Buffalo Bill."

Who was William F. Cody?

200

This state is called the Bluegrass State.

What is Kentucky?

200

Artificial bait designed to imitate prey is called this.

What is a lure?

200

In Cawker City, Kansas, you'll find the world's largest version of this sewing accessory.

What is a ball of twine?

200

Known as "The King of Hollywood," this actor starred in Gone with the Wind.

Who is Clark Gable?

300

This frontiersman and folk hero was known for his coonskin cap and his stand at the Alamo.

Who was Davy Crockett?

300

This state's nickname is the Volunteer State.

What is Tennessee?

300

This large, predatory freshwater fish has a long, pointed snout, sharp, backward‑facing teeth, and a streamlined body built for speed.

What is a northern pike?

300

This quirky attraction in Nebraska features Stonehenge made entirely from automobiles.

What is Carhenge?

300

This actor's final completed film role was as Rooster Cogburn, a performance that earned him his only Academy Award.

Who is John Wayne?

400

This cowboy and outlaw rode with the Hole-In-The-Wall Gang and became one of the West's most famous fugitives.

Who was Butch Cassidy?

or

Who was the Sundance Kid?

400

This state is known as the Beaver State.

What is Oregon?

400
This fish can absorb oxygen through their moist skin and can survive in damp conditions for minutes to hours. 

What is an eel? 

or

What is a catfish?

400

Casey, Illinois, is known for giant versions of common objects, including this furniture item that held a world record.

What is a rocking chair?

400

This actress was known for her beauty, violet eyes, and eight marriages.

Who is Elizabeth Taylor?


Her violet eyes were largely an optical illusion created by her dark blue irises, combined with her rare genetic condition called distichiasis, which gave her an extra row of eyelashes and enhanced the dramatic effect of her eyes.

500

This dentist-turned-gunslinger was a close friend of Wyatt Earp.

Who was Doc Holliday?

500

This state is called the Equality State.

What is Wyoming?

500

This knot is one of the most popular knots for attaching a hook to a fishing line.

What is the Improved Clinch Knot?

or

What is the Palomar Knot?

500

Nicknamed "Lucy," this 65-foot-tall roadside attraction in New Jersey is shaped like this animal.

What is an elephant?

500

She became the first African American to win an Academy Award for acting in 1940.

Who is Hattie McDaniel?

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