Sports
In baseball, how many strikes make an out?
3
This animated show follows a sponge who lives in a pineapple under the sea
SpongeBob SquarePants
Which ocean is on the coast of New Jersey?
The Atlantic Ocean
This singer is known for her hit single "Shake It Off"
Taylor Swift
Today many kids watch videos on this website with millions of channels
Youtube
This sport is played at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open using a racket and a yellow ball.
tennis
This long-running cartoon family includes Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie.
The Simpsons
126 x 47
5,922
This pop star sings "Baby," "Anyone" and "Daisies" He became famous as a teenager.
Justin Bieber
Students today use this device to type instead of a typewriter
Computer
This basketball player is famous for playing for the lakers and wearing #23 for the bulls
Michael Jordan
This TV show about six friends in New York includes characters named Ross, Rachel, and Chandler.
Friends
The three branches of government are legislative, executive and _____________.
judicial
This singer is known as the "King of Pop"
Michael Jackson
Instead of downloading or streaming movies, families once placed a rectangular tape into this machine to watch a movie at home.
VCR
This legendary boxer said "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee!"
Muhammad Ali
This classic show features Lucy and Ricky Ricardo
I Love Lucy
What U.S. document begins with "We the People..."
The U.S. Constitution
This band is from Liverpool, England & includes John Lennon and Paul McCartney
The Beatles
Before streaming music, people listened to songs on these round vinyl discs. What were they called?
Records
This baseball player was known as "The Bambino"
Babe Ruth
“Live long and prosper” is a famous line from this science-fiction series about the starship Enterprise exploring space.
Star Trek
The longest river in the United States
The Mississippi River
This singer is known as "The King of Rock N' Roll"
Elvis Presley
Before the internet, students often used these large books filled with information to research school projects.
encyclopedias