American Presidents
The Tallest US President.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
“No, I am your Father”
What is Star Wars?
A frequent companion of Winnie the Pooh.
Who is Piglet?
Best-selling track that shares a name with a recent biopic of the band starring Rami Malek.
What is "Bohemian Rhapsody"?
Oldest College in the USA.
What is Harvard?
The youngest elected President.
Who is John f. Kennedy?
“ I’m going to make him an offer he can’t refuse”
What is The Godfather?
Children’s book about the friendship between a pig and a barn spider.
What is Charlotte's Web?
Song with a southern state in its name written by the band who also wrote “Free Bird”
What is "Sweet Home Alabama"?
So-called “Harvard of the West”.
What is the University of Michigan?
The president who officially named the White House the "White House".
Who is Theodore Roosevelt?
“Toto I got a feeling that we’re not in Kansas anymore”
What is the Wizard of Oz?
Long-running British preschool series following the adventures and mishaps of a pink cartoon pig.
What is Peppa Pig?
[Daily Double] Track written to lament Marilyn Monroe’s death, and later altered to honor Princess Diana.
What is "Candle in the Wind"?
This type of organization for female college students gets is name from the Latin for "sister."
What is a sorority?
[Daily Double] The only president to be elected unanimously by the Electoral College.
Who is George Washington?
“You’re gonna need a bigger boat”
What is Jaws?
An allegorical novella telling the story of a farm animal uprising to create a fair society.
What is Animal Farm?
Band that wrote “Mr. Blue Sky”, featured in the movie Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
Who is Electric Light Orchestra?
These two colors represent Ohio State.
What are Red and Gray?
The president who approved a journey to the center of the Earth.
Who is John Quincy Adams?
“It’s alive, it’s alive”
What is Frankenstein?
Word used to describe a messy place.
What is a Pigsty?
Song written by The Who featuring a classic arcade machine.
What is Pinball Wizard?
The college that Newton attended.
What is the University of Cambridge (Trinity College)?