Art & Music
Michael Jackson's best-selling album, released in 1982
What is "Thriller"
The first President of the United States
Who is George Washington (inagurated in 1789)
Author of the "Harry Potter" series of novels
Who is JK Rowling
This religion follows the teachings of the Buddha
What is Buddhism
The largest US currency denomination in public circulation today, featuring the image of Benjamin Franklin
What is the $100 bill
Taylor Swift's first song to make it to the Billboard Top 100
What is "Tim McGraw"
Italian explorer said to have discovered America in 1492.
Who is Christopher Columbus
The character Juliet's last name in William Shakespear's play titled "Romeo and Juliet"
What is Capulet
The country where Hinduism originated
What is India
The traditional Japanese practice of paper folding
What is origami
Renaissance artist and inventor who painted the "Mona Lisa" in roughly the year 1517
Whp is Leonardo DaVinci
This war was fought between the North and South regions of the United States from 1861 - 1865
What is the Civil War
The name of the famous detective character created by British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, first appearing in publication in 1887.
Who is Sherlock Holmes
The first book of The Bible
What is Genesis
First Looney Toon character, introduced in 1930 in a short film called "Sinkin' in the Bathtub"
Who is Bosco (Note: Porky Pig came in 1935, Daffy Duck came in 1937, and Bugs came in 1930)
In Paris in the 20th Century, this renouned artist jointly created and founded the artistic movement called Cubism
Who is Pablo Picasso
British luxury ocean liner operated by the White Star Line that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean on its maiden voyage on April 15, 1912
What is RMS Titanic
Stephen King's first novel
What is "Carrie"
The Jewish place for worship (other than "temple")
What is a Synagogue
Highest grossing song of all time, released in 1942, originally sung by Bing Crosby
What is "White Christmas"
The title of the bronze sculpture created by French artist Auguste Rodin depicting a naked man sitting on a rock, leaning forward, and resting his chin on his hand
What is "The Thinker" (in French, "Le Penseur")
The empire ruled by Julius Ceasar from approximately the years 49 to 44 BC.
What is the Roman Empire
A humourous five-line poem with a bouncy rhythm and an AABBA rhyme scheme, tracing back to early 18th-century England
What is a limerick
The name of real 4th Century Greek Christian bishop on whom Santa Claus is based
The study of human cultures and societies, and their development
What is anthropology