Minnesota Governors
Business
Food and Drink
Nature
Cartoons
100
The current governor of Minnesota
Mark Dayton
100
This product was originally marketed with the slogan, "You press the button-We do the rest."
The Kodak camera
100
The packaging of this product contains a string handle that was originally designed to hang from a Christmas tree.
Animal Crackers
100
The length-in feet-of the average elephant's trunk.
A. 6 feet
B. 7 feet
C. 8 feet
8 feet
100
Grandpa Simpson's first name
Abraham
200
This governor's party was the Reform Party.
Jesse Ventura
200
Mrs. Albee played this role in American sales history.
She was the first Avon lady.
200
This percentage of caffeine must be removed from coffee for it to be called decaffeinated per U.S. government regulations.
97%
200
Pounds of fish a pelican can hold in its pouch.
A. 15
B. 25
C. 30
25
200
What order did Fred and Barney belong to on The Flintstones?
Water Buffaloes
300
This 33rd governor of Minnesota played on the 1956 US Olympic Hockey Team
Wendell Anderson
300
This American Industry introduced the 5-day, 40-hour work week.
The steel industry in 1923. Henry Ford adopted it in 1926.
300
How many quarts of milk does it take to make one pound of butter?
10
300
Description of zygodactyl feet. Hint: Think parrots
Two toes going forward, two going backward.
300
Porky Pig's girlfriend
Petunia
400
This 8th Governor of Minnesota served as governor three times. He established what became the world's largest flour milling business and as a state senator he saved the University of Minnesota from bankruptcy by retiring its debts. He became a lifelong benefactor of the university.
John Pillsbury
400
The ticker tape symbol on the NYSE for the Anheuser-Busch company.
BUD
400
The biggest candy selling season in the U.S.
Christmas
400
The percentage of the world's crops pollinated by insects.
A. 50
B. 80
C. 100
80
400
Dik Browne created this comic strip.
Hagar the Horrible
500
The first governor of Minnesota
Henry Sibley
500
The home of the US Auto Industry before World War I and the rise of Michigan.
Indiana. The Indianapolis 500 dates back to 1911 when Indianapolis was an auto manufacturing center.
500
This popular soft drink contained the drug lithium, now used to treat manic depression, when it was introduced in 1929.
7UP. It was eliminated from the formula in the mid-1940's.
500
The percentage of it's weight that the average bear loses during hibernation.
A. 15
B. 20
C. 25
25
500
The teddy bear's name in the comic strip Garfield.
Pooky