NFL
WHO IS THE KC CHIEF QUARTERBACK?
Patrick Mahomes
YOU HAVE TO CONNECT 4 IN A ROW
CONNECT 4
"Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?"
SpongeBob SquarePants
WHAT IS _________ WITH CHEESE?
The "Tickle Me" version of what Sesame Street character was the "it" toy of the 1996 holiday season, causing some shoppers to resort to violence to obtain the coveted toy?
Elmo
WHO IS THE RAIDERS QUARTERBACK?
Jimmy Garoppolo
YOU HAVE TO DRAW YOUR ANSWERS
Pictionary
On "The Simpsons," there is a television show that Bart and Lisa enjoy watching all the time that is a spoof of "Tom and Jerry." It is not the "Krusty the Clown" show. What is this popular and violent TV show?
Itchy and Scratchy
What are dried grapes called?
Answer: raisins
In 1968, Elliot Handler came up with what brand of toy cars as a competition to Matchbox? They are a two-word brand that starts with “H”, modeled as highly modified and fantastical, as opposed to realistic car toys.
Hot Wheels
WHEN WAS THE FIRST FOOTBALL SUPERBOWL
January 15, 1967
ONLY GAME THAT HAS KINGS AND QUEENS
According to Dr. Seuss, who keeps offering green eggs and ham?
Sam I Am
What food do pandas eat?
bamboo
Named for a brand of toys, what chain of theme parks has locations in Billund, Denmark; Carlsbad, California;
Legoland
WHO WAS THE FIRST TEAM TO WIN THE SUPERBOWL?
Green Bay Packers
HAVE TO ROLL 5 DICE TO MAKE THIS WORD
YAHTZEE
In the kids show "Thunderbirds", which of the International Rescue vehicles is the cool red rocket that is used for space rescues?
Thunderbird 3
Which fruit was once known as a Chinese gooseberry?
kiwi
What 6 colors are on the classic Rubik's cube?
Blue Orange Red Yellow White Green
WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME THE RAIDERS WON THE SUPERBOWL?
1984
WHAT IS THE OLDEST BOARD GAME
Checkers (3000 BCE)
In the famous show about a sponge and his underwater friends who is SpongeBob most likely to annoy with his crazy laugh?
Squidward
Which country was Hawaiian pizza invented?
Canada
In what year did the Lego Company start producing “Automatic Binding Bricks,” the precursor to today’s Lego bricks?
1949