Oldies but Goodies (Music)
This King had blue suede shoes.
Who is Elvis Presley?
Neil Armstrong walked on this in 1969.
What is the moon?
This fruit keeps the doctor away.
What is an apple?
You'd listen to your favourite music on one of these before CDs.
What is a record player?
The Eiffel Tower is in this city.
What is Paris?
"Hey Jude" was a hit for this famous British band.
Who are The Beatles?
This U.S. president said, "Ask not what your country can do for you..."
Who is John F. Kennedy?
This cold dessert is often served with pie.
What is ice cream?
You'd write to friends using these before email existed.
What are letters or postcards?
Kangaroos are native to this country.
What is Australia?
She sang " Crazy" and I Fall to Pieces."
Who is Patsy Cline?
This woman refused to give up her bus seat in 1955.
Who is Rosa Parks?
These breakfast pastries are filled with fruit or cheese.
What are danishes?
People went to this outdoor movie spot in their cars.
What is the drive-in theatre?
The northern lights can often be seen from this cold country.
What is Iceland?
"What a Wonderful World" was sung by this gravelly-voiced jazz icon.
Who is Louis Armstrong?
She was the first Lady who spoke out for human rights.
Who is Eleanor Roosevelt?
Fries with gravy and cheese curds are known as this Canadian dish.
What is poutine?
What is a rotary dial?
Pizza and Pasta come from this country.
What is Italy?
The song "Stand By Me" was first sung by this artist.
Who is Ben E. King?
This civil rights leader gave the "I Have a Dream" speech.
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
You might order a burger and fries with this drink.
What is a milkshake?
Kids used to play outside with this rubber toy on a string.
What is a yo-yo?
This city is nicknamed "The City That Never Sleeps."
What is New York City?