Dr. Suess
Geography
Rhyme Time
Literature
1960's Pop Culture
100
What holiday is central to The Grinch
Christmas
100
What famous highway is 2,448 miles across the US
Route 66
100
A comical Rabbit
Funny Bunny
100
Arthur Conan Doyle created this fictional detective
Sherlock Holmes
100
Who was the first man to walk on the Moon?
Neil Armstrong
200
What color is the Lorax?
Orange
200
Lake Como and Lake Garda are both located in which Southern European country?
Italy
200
A Joyful Father
Glad Dad
200
George Orwell wrote about an oligarchy of pigs in this novel
Animal Farm
200
What iconic music festival took place in 1969
Woodstock
300
What are the names of the two troublemakers in "The Cat in the Hat"?
Thing 1 and Thing 2
300
Which transcontinental country (Europe and Asia) spans 11 time zones?
Russia
300
A Bashful Insect
Shy Fly
300
Which Emily Brontë novel features the characters Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff
Wuthering Heights
300
What was the main fighting ground during the Missile Crisis in 1962
Cuba (or the Caribbean)
400
Which Dr. Seuss book features the character Sam-I-Am?
Green Eggs and Ham
400
Derived from Greek meaning “whole earth”, what is the name by which the supercontinent which incorporated almost all of the land masses on earth is known?
Pangea
400
A noisy group of people
Loud Crowd
400
What is the name of the tragic king in Shakespeare’s play about madness and power?
King Lear
400
The 1960s saw the rise of this music label, which produced hits that became anthems for the Civil Rights Movement
Motown
500
Published in 1990, this was the last book written and illustrated by Dr. Seuss.
"Oh, the Places You'll Go!"
500
Located on the south of Honshu and the northern shore of Osaka Bay, what K-word Japanese city gave its name to a type of beef
Kobe, Japan
500
An unusual Seat
Rare chair
500
What is the opening line of "A Tale of Two Cities"
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..."
500
What was the name of the first James Bond movie released in 1962
Dr. No