This and That
This word refers to both a color and a citrus fruit
What is orange?
This is found around a bathtub, a collar, or a finger
What is ring?
This is the name of the TV game show where families must answer how the audience filled out a survey
What is Family Feud?
This entrepreneur is famous for creating Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck
Who is Walt Disney?
Although it's a star, it shines brightly during the day
What is the sun?
It is the start closest to Earth, at only 93 million miles from Earth
This is used in sewing and to draw blood
What is a needle?
Land in the united states is measured in this unit
What is acre?
Survey says this is the top item to go with peanut butter
What is jelly?
Other popular answers are chocolate, bananas, and Oreos
She was a dancer and known for her work with Fred Astaire
Who is Ginger Rogers?
This is the general term for animals who sleep during the day and is active at night
What is nocturnal?
Some examples are bats, coyotes, and raccoons
What is a letter?
This name is shared by B.B. [___], Billie Jean [____], and Larry [____] - the former CNN talk-show host
What is King?
Survey says this is the top answer for famous rivalries between brands
What is Coke vs. Pepsi?
His fried chicken recipes were rejected more than 1,000 but now he is known for founding the popular KFC fried chicken chain
Who is Colonel Sanders?
Mosquitoes are most active at two times during the day, what is one of them?
What is dusk or dawn?
North American mosquitoes tend to avoid sun exposure
How dogs "speak" and the outer part of a tree trunk
What is bark?
What is cotton candy?
This person is best known as Helen Keller's teacher
Who is Annie Sullivan?
This magnetic pole on Earth has a star directly above it
What is the north pole?
What is bar?
What is to busk, or busking?
Survey says this Elvis hit is is the most popular song with the word "love" in the title
What is "Love Me Tender"?
Made a worldwide hit by Whitney Houston, Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You" was runner up
Charles Schulz first published Li'l Folks comic strip in 1947, three years later he would change the title to this now-famous title
What is Peanuts?