Double Trouble
What are the Smith Brothers (of Smith Bros. Cough Drops fame) first names?
Trade and Mark
This pole doesn't belong to a single country but is governed by multiple countries.
South Pole- It falls within the borders of Antartica and is governed by a treaty signed by 54 countries.
At the end of this book, the title character decides to stay underground, digging tunnels to steal farmers' crops for the Fox family.
Fantastic Mr. Fox
What type of gas makes bubbles in soda?
Carbon dioxide
They won the 1986 Super Bowl, beating the New England Patriots 46-10 and returning victorious to the Windy City.
Chicago Bears
Which US state had the first female governor?
Extra points if you name her.
Wyoming- Nellie Tayloe Ross
These giant mammals, also known as Ursus maritimus, inhabit the North Pole.
Polar Bears
At the end of this book, Buttercup, Westley, Fezzik, and Indigo escape on four of the prince's white horses.
The Princess Bride
In the movie Peter Pan, what common item does the crocodile swallow, causing him to emit a telltale noise?
clock
In October 1974, he knocked out George Foreman and took back the heavy weight boxing champion title.
Muhammad Ali
This is the name for the full moon in March.
Worm Moon
This pole is land, surrounded by water.
South Pole
This Roald Dahl sequel ends with Grandpa Joe telling Charlie it has been a busy day after their adventures in the Wonka factory and beyond.
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
What shape is home plate in baseball?
Pentagon
In 1981, this team (formerly from New York themselves) beat the Yankees 4-2 in the World Series.
Los Angeles Dodgers
This term, meaning to be greedy or hog something, shares its name with a famous tough guy movie star.
Bogart
This is the warmest pole.
North Pole
At the end of this Hunter S Thompson novel, Raoul and Gonzo are finally given directions to the American Dream, though it does not turn out as they expect.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Which horoscope sign is represented by scales?
Libra
At the 1972 Summer Olympics, held in this city, swimmer Mark Spitz won a record-setting 7 gold metals.
Munich
This English new wave band released the 1981 single "Pretty in Pink".
The Psychedelic Furs
He was the first explorer to reach the South Pole.
Roald Amundsen
Often cited as confusing, this Thomas Pynchon novel ends with a rocket falling toward a movie theater.
Gravity's Rainbow
Where did NASCAR host its first race?
Daytona
In the 1970 Australian Open, this record setting Australian tennis player won the women's tournament.
Margaret Court