Alice in Wonderland
January Trivia
Sports
Literature
Common Ground
100
Alice is given two choices: Eat Me, Drink Me... which have this affect on her
She grows shorter or taller
100
This historical channel was first launched in 1995, whose repertoire includes Ancient Aliens, American Pickers, and more
The History Channel
100
Marilyn Monroe married this famous baseball player on January 14, 1954
Joe DiMaggio
100
He founded and published the first edition of The Daily News in London, considered a radical rival to the right-wing Morning Chronicle.
Charles Dickens
100
Feet, Inch, Kilometer, mile
Kilometer
200
The Cheshire Cat's famous line
We're all mad here!
200
This parade started in Pasadena, California in 1890; now, the parade is broadcast in more than 100 countries.
Rose Parade
200
This NFL team was cited for using underinflated footballs at the AFC Championship in January 2015
Patriots
200
The author of Alice in Wonderland celebrates a birthday on January 27th.
Lewis Carroll
200
Scissors, Machete, Garden Trowel, Garden Pruners
Garden Trowel
300
Alice finds the Hatter and the Hare celebrating this... defined as any day that is not someone's birthday
Unbirthday
300
In 1959, it became the 49th state of the United States
Alaska
300
This athlete in January 2013 admitted to doping in a TV interview conducted by Oprah Winfrey
Lance Armstrong
300
As written by sci-fi author Isaac Asimov, "The Three Laws" are rules governing the behavior of these
Robots
300
Red, Blue, Yellow, Purple
Purple - is a secondary color, a mix of blue and yellow.
400
The caterpillar's question for Alice
who are you?
400
This website was launched on Jan 15, 2001 when its creators were working to produce an online encyclopedia written by scholars
Wikipedia
400
He defeated Joe Frazier in a two-minute and 35-second boxing match on January 22, 1973
George Foreman
400
Hemingway’s ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’ is set against this war
Spanish Civil War
400
Blackberries, Plums, Cherries, Peaches
Blackberries - all the fruits except blackberries have a stone in the center
500
The cards are painting the roses this color, to save their heads from the Queen of Hearts
Red
500
During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, this was first held in England to raise funds for several public works projects. Tickets could be purchased at the West Door of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London.
Lottery
500
The first NHL team to win back-to-back Stanley Cup titles
Montreal Canadiens.
500
The first James Bond novel
Casino Royale
500
Love, Ad-in, ad-out, bogey
Bogey - golf term