d/Deaf Trivia
This famous woman from history is well-known for being both deaf and blind.
Who is Hellen Keller?
This popular Pixar film was the first 3D animated feature.
This Renaissance man is famous for painting the "Mona Lisa".
Who is Leonardo da Vinci?
This ocean is considered to be the smallest out of the five.
What is the Arctic Ocean?
This color is the rarest color found on M&Ms.
What is brown?
The longest reoccuring role by a d/Deaf actor or actress was on this children's TV show.
What is Sesame Street?
The Von Trapp family with its seven children is a famous part of this movie.
What is "The Sound of Music"?
The city of Pompeii was infamously destroyed by this volcano.
What is Mt. Vesuvius?
What is Greenland?
This is the only letter to not appear in the name of any US state.
What is Q?
ASL is the ___ most used language in the US.
In the hit sci-fi feature "Back to the Future", Marty McFly travels to the past in this type of car.
What is a DeLorean?
This scientist was the first woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize.
Who is Marie Curie?
This is the only country that borders the United Kingdom by land.
What is Ireland?
This is the color that bananas glow under a blacklight.
What is blue?
Historically, American Sign Language is related to the sign language of this European country.
What is France?
Accounting for inflation, this is the highest-grossing film of all time.
What is "Gone with the Wind"?
This year marked the end of the Cold War.
What is 1989?
This is the only continent that doesn't have an active volcano.
What is Australia?
This fantastical beast is officially the national animal of Scotland.
What is a unicorn?
This percentage of d/Deaf people are born with d/Deaf parents.
What is 10%?
This was the first year the Academy Awards was presented.
What is 1929?
This slate was the key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphics.
What is the Rosetta Stone?
The continent of Africa consists of this many countries.
What is 54?
This medieval activity on horses is considered the official sport of Maryland.
What is jousting?