U.S.A.
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Crazy Animal Facts
Blasts from the Past
1960s Rom-Coms
100
This was the worst economic downturn in U.S. history.

The Great Depression

100

Oranges, lemons, and limes are this type of fruit.

Citrus

100

These two common household pets aren't colorblind, but they do see color in a reduced range compared to humans.

Dogs and cats

100

We grew up on this snack, packaged in small boxes featuring circus characters.

Animal crackers 


*FUN FACT* In Nabisco's Barnum's Animal Crackers, the monkey is the only animal cracker that is wearing clothes. 

100

This timeless film stars Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly and George Peppard as Pual Varjak in a cat-and-mouse romance.

Breakfast at Tiffany's 

200

The Betsy Ross flag has the stars assembled in this geometric shape.

A circle

200

The odd one out, this is the only letter that doesn't appear in the name of a U.S. state.

Q

200

These highly intelligent garbage-digging bandits have human-like fingers.

Raccoons 

200

She is known for her marvelous talent and as Liza Minelli's mother.

Judy Garland 

200

Free-spirited Corie (Jane Fonda) and stuffed-shirt Paul (Robert Redford) are newlyweds in this 1967 film.

Barefoot in the Park

300

This is the highest Federal Reserve Note (dollar) in circulation.

$100


The last $500 note was printed in 1945. The last $2 note was printed in 2017, and approximately 1.7 billion remain in circulation. 

300

This is what lime slices tend to do in a drink.

Sink

300

These household pets are likely to sleep away the day and creep around the house at night.

Cats 

300

He recorded the 1966 hit "Strangers in the Night."

Frank Sinatra 

300

That Touch of [This] pairs Cary Grant as Philip Shayne with Doris Day as Cathy Timberlake.

Mink

400

If you need a little breathing room, maybe this least populous state is the place for you.

Wyoming 

400

Some say Chicago is called the Windy City because of its windy weather, but in the late 19th century it was so named because these types of people were full of hot air.

Politicians. 

400

This deadliest animal on Earth kills by carrying malaria, yellow fever, and other diseases. 

Mosquito 

400

This company popularized the disposable diaper on a mass scale, especially in the United States.

Pampers

400

Doris Day and James Garner play Beverly and Dr. Gerald Boyer in this wacky rom-com about a married couple whose life is turned upside down when she becomes a spokesperson for a soap company.

The Thrill of It All

500

Abe Lincoln was born in this state.

Kentucky 

500

McDonald's once made broccoli that was flavored to taste like this.

Bubble gum. 

500

When in Texas, don't shoot at this animal; its bony plates can send the bullet right back to you.

Armadillo

500

Throughout the 1950s, Dinah Shore sang an advertisement on her show, encouraging viewers to "See the U.S.A. in" this.

"Your Chevrolet" 

500

Rock Hudson and Doris Day star as Jerry Webster and Carol Templeton in this 1961 film about two rival advertising executives. 

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