Television Catch Phrases
World Pictures
Do you know Pirates?
Corn is King!
Who let the dogs out
100
"Bam!"
A. Detective Sonny Crocket, "Miami Vice"
B. Pebbles Flintstone, "The Flinstones"
C. Emeril Lagasse, "Emeril Live"
D. Mr. T, "The A-Team"
C. Emeril Lagasse, "Emeril Live"
100
We are beginning our tour in Washington, D.C., at a monument that was built to honor a president of the United States. Can you name the president?
Washington
100
What was the real name of the famous pirate "Blackbeard"?
A. Samuel Bellamy
B. Stede Bonnet
C. Maurycy Beniowski
D. Edward Thatch/Teach
D. Edward Thatch/Teach
100
What is the main use of most corn grown in the world?
What is Animal Feed
100
Rin Tin Tin, one of the most famous of all dogs, was what breed?
What is german shepherd
200
"How you doin'?"
A.Dr. Carter, "ER"
B.Dr Phil, "The Dr. Phil Show"
C.Joey, "Friends"
D.Fonzie, "Happy Days"
D.Fonzie, "Happy Days"
200
In what province in Canada, also home to the CN Tower, can we find Sudbury, home of the Big Nickel?
Ontario
200
This alcoholic drink is rumored to have been the favorite among pirates?
What is Rum
200
While it originated in Central America, corn is now grown in most parts of the world. Which country produces the most corn per year?
The United States
200
This comic strip dog is often portrayed as a World War I flying ace, a famous figure skater, a tennis player and baseball shortstop, but rarely as a dog. Who is this multifunctional mutt?
Who is Snoopy
300
"And that's the way it is."
Walter Cronkite, "CBS Evening News"
300
This statue, Christ the Redeemer, located on Corcovado Mountain, is the fifth largest statue of Jesus in the world. What city does it overlook?
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
300
Which of these is NOT another term for pirates?Hint
A.Kapers
B.Swabs
C.Freebooters
D.Picaroons
B. Swabs
300
Along with corn, Native Americans in North America grew two other crops as food staples, calling them the "three sisters". What were these other two crops?
What are Beans and Squash
300
Which Disney movie features a middle-class Cocker Spaniel falling in love with a homeless hound?
The lady and the tramp
400
"Live long and prosper."
Spock, "Star Trek"
400
Which building in England are we admiring that is also called "Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress"? It was built by William the Conqueror in 1078 as a stronghold.
Tower of London
400
It was a functional tool. Pirates wore them to keep one eye adjusted to the darkness below deck, allowing them to see clearly when they went from the bright sun into the ship's hold during a raid.
What is an Eye Patch
400
Almost since Europeans settled in North America, corn has been used to produce which alcoholic beverage?
What is bourbon whiskey
400
Chips the war dog was awarded three medals, including the Purple Heart for his efforts in which war?
What is World War II
500
"Is that your final answer?"
Regis Philbin, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"
500
We were so busy looking at the Opera House, we almost forgot to look at this breath-taking sight. What city's harbour boasts the magnificent bridge that is nicknamed "the Coathanger"?
Sydney
500
The skull and crossbones flag at the top of a pirate ship is called
What is a Jolly Roger
500
Since corn was easier and less expensive to produce than wheat, many Southern American dishes rely heavily on corn. Two of the most common Southern staples are
What is grits and cornbread
500
During the early days of Alaskan development, dog sleds provided the most reliable transport over inhospitable terrain and in harsh climatic conditions. Balto was the dog that led his team on the final leg of the famous serum run of 1927, but what outbreak was the medicine required for?
What is Diphtheria