Explain the Idioms
Legend, Legion, Legendary
Odds & Ends
20th-Century America
Seas
The Beat Goes On
100

Run for cover

What is to seek shelter?

100

Legions of people around the globe are fans of this TV show, which takes us “where no man has gone before.”

What is Star Trek?

100

This long form of the word perp is used by law enforcement.

What is perpetrator?

100

This summary of the investigation into President John F. Kennedy’s assassination was made public in 1964.

What is the Warren Report?

100

his sea is named after the Caribs, the Indigenous people who lived there when Europeans landed in the 15th century.

What is the Caribbean Sea?

100

This singing duo is known for performing “The Beat Goes On” on their TV variety shows

Who are Sonny and Cher?

200

Cry over spilled milk

What is to cry over past events that cannot be undone?

200

His USO Christmas shows for troops in war zones are legendary.

Who is Bob Hope?

200

Robin Leach gave us a glimpse into the lives of these people on his TV show.

Who are the rich and famous?

200

This race took place from the 1950s to the 1970s between the United States and Russia.

What is the space race?

200

Nine times saltier than the Mediterranean, this is the world’s saltiest sea.

What is the Dead Sea?

200

This state is still on our minds, thanks to Ray Charles

What is Georgia?

400

Born with a silver spoon in the mouth

What is to be born into a wealthy family?

400

This civilian organization advocates for American veterans

What is the American Legion?

400

An old-fashioned word for women’s hose that indicated the material used to make them, they were rationed during World War II

What are nylons?

400

In the 1970s, she was “king” of the tennis courts.

Who is Billie Jean King?

400

The Bering Strait separates Russia from North America and connects the Bering Sea to this body of water.

What is the Arctic Ocean?

400

“Somewhere over the Rainbow” is forever etched in our minds as sung by this singer and actress when she was a young girl.

Who is Judy Garland?

600

Gray matter

What is the brain?

600

Her orchid-colored eyes are as legendary as she is.

Who is Elizabeth Taylor?

600

These two actors play polar opposites in the 1970s sitcom The Odd Couple.

Who are Tony Randall and Jack Klugman?

600

On November 4, 1979, the American embassy in this city was overtaken.

What is Tehran, Iran?

600

This sea in the northern hemisphere touches more countries than any other sea

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

600

The world said “Hello, Dolly” to this iconic actress when she originated the role of Dolly Gallagher Levi on Broadway in 1964.

Who is Carol Channing?

800

Bag and baggage

What is all a person’s belongings?

800

An eight-letter word, beginning with F, for legends or tales that often have a moral and are handed down from generation to generation.

What is folklore?

800

The Great Sphinx at Giza, the site of the Egyptian pyramids, is a combination of these two beings.

What are lion and human?

800

California’s Proposition 13 tax revolt was in response to these taxes.

What are property (or house) taxes?

800

This sea near the Arctic Ocean is known for its semiprecious amber

What is the Baltic Sea?

800

The love theme from the film Casablanca was written for the characters Rick and this woman.

Who is Ilsa?

1000

Nepo baby

What is a baby born to a famous person?

1000

According to Greek legend, Artemis was the daughter of this mythological figure.

Who is Zeus?

1000

This 20th-century pope had a rose named for him.

Who is Pope John Paul II?

1000

When it opened in 1942, the presidential getaway now known as Camp David was originally known as this

What is Shangri-La?

1000

Lying between Great Britain and Scandinavia, this sea is known for its busy shipping lanes and offshore oil rigs.

What is the North Sea?

1000

This celebratory song was tied up in court with copyright issues until a U.S. federal judge ruled in 2015 that all copyright claims were invalid and the song is in the public domain.

What is “Happy Birthday to You”?