History
In what country did "D-Day" also known as the "Invasion of Normandy" take place?
France
What state is home to the "Walk of Fame"?
California
Known as the official fruit in the state of Georgia:
The Peach
The largest marsupial in the Western Hemisphere, known for its immunity against rabies:
Opossum or "Possum"
What is the name of the man who assassinated Abraham Lincoln after the Civil War?
John Wilkes Booth
What boxer is known as the Greatest Of All Time?
Muhammad Ali
What is the most common pizza topping in the world? (Not including cheese.)
Pepperoni
Which lizard can change its color to match its surroundings?
Chameleon
This NFL team based in Wisconsin were the winners of the first ever Super Bowl:
The Packers also known as the Green Bay Packs
Ringo Starr and George Harrison were members of which popular band?
The Beatles
Which popular cocktail is known to be served in a copper mug?
Moscow Mule
This mammal is considered to be the slowest in the world:
Hint: They enjoy napping in trees and are herbivores.
Sloths
In 1959, this state was known for becoming the 50th and last to join the U.S:
Hawaii
What is the name of this famous "British Secret Agent" known for his thrilling films such as "Goldfinger" and "Dr. No"?
James Bond
What sweet candy was originally called "Fairy Floss"?
Cotton Candy
This is a venomous snake found in Texas, known for its aggressiveness and orange coloring:
Copperhead
In 1609, Galileo invented this tool used for "astronomical observations":
The telescope
Rod Serling, narrated the introduction to each episode of this spooky 1960s tv show:
Hint: "you are travelling to another dimension"
The Twilight Zone
This household ingredient is known for being the only food to never truly expire:
Honey
This insect begins its life as a larva which then spins into a cocoon or chrysalis before reaching its final adult form:
Butterfly