A "B" in Science
This astronomical object has such strong gravity that not even light can escape.
Black hole
This Jewish-Dutch diarist documented life in hiding during WWII.
Anne Frank
This bubbly drink is traditionally popped on New Year’s Eve.
What is Champagne?
This 1937 Disney classic features a princess whose name includes a color
Snow White.
This “magic” toy from the ‘70s could answer yes/no questions with a shake.
What is the Magic 8-Ball?
Not strong / Seven-day period
Weak / Week
This term refers to the cosmological event that marks the origin and expansion of the universe.
Big Bang
She coined the term ‘radioactivity’ and won Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry.
Marie Curie
This distilled Mexican spirit is made from the blue agave plant.
What is tequila?
The Beatles gave us this song, _______ Submarine.
Yellow
This '70s dance and music genre was all about mirror balls and funky beats.
What is disco?
Small money unit / Fragrance
Cent / Scent
This upward force allows objects to float, counteracting their weight in a fluid.
Buoyancy
America’s first female Supreme Court Justice, appointed in 1981.
Sandra Day O’Connor
This distilled spirit is the main ingredient in a classic martini.
What is gin?
This psychedelic rock band released The Dark Side of the Moon and has a color in their name.
Pink Floyd
These pants were tight at the hips and flared at the bottom, and were a disco staple.
What are bell-bottoms?
A set of two / A fruit
Pair / Pear
This term defines the temperature at which a liquid's vapor pressure equals atmospheric pressure.
Boiling point
This British author wrote Pride and Prejudice.
Jane Austen
This “blue” tropical drink contains rum, pineapple juice, and blue curaçao.
What is a Blue Hawaiian?
The colors of the five Olympic rings are red, blue, green, yellow and what other color?
Black
This colorful fashion item was famously worn in San Francisco during the “Summer of Love.”
What is a tie-dye shirt?
Without covering / Large animal
Bare / Bear
This device generates electricity via chemical reactions within electrochemical cells.
Battery
Known as the ‘Iron Lady,’ she served as Britain’s Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990.
Margaret Thatcher
This cocktail shares its name with a New York City borough.
What is a Manhattan?
The county where the City of Anaheim is located.
Orange
This plastic ring toy caused a nationwide craze when introduced in the late '50s and stayed popular through the '60s.
What is the Hula Hoop?
To get on a plane / Uninterested
Board / Bored
This procedure involves removing a small sample of tissue to diagnose disease.
Biopsy
This Egyptian queen was famous for her alliances with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.
Cleopatra
This classic cocktail’s name means “little bitter” in Italian and includes bitters, sugar, and whiskey.
What is an Old Fashioned?
In the nearly 100 year history of the Oscars, only two Best Picture winners had a color in the title. Both used the same color. What color was it?
Green
These Native American-inspired sandals with fringe were popular in the counterculture movement.
What are moccasins?
To reference / Construction spot
Cite / Site
This instrument measures atmospheric pressure, often in millibars.
Barometer
Former first lady turned UN delegate who chaired the Human Rights Commission.
Eleanor Roosevelt
This cocktail, made with bourbon, sugar, mint, and crushed ice, is the official drink of the Kentucky Derby.
What is a mint julep?
What "color" zone naming is given to regions where people live exceptionally long lives?
Blue Zones
This form of colorful textile wall art was often handwoven and popular in bohemian homes.
What is macramé?
A high-ranking military officer / Core of a nut or grain.
colonel / kernel
This phenomenon allows organisms like fireflies and deep‑sea creatures to produce light chemically.
Bioluminescence
The first American woman to travel into space.
Sally Ride
This spirit, distilled from sugarcane or molasses, is most associated with Caribbean cocktails.
What is rum?
What is the name of the largest forest in Germany.
Black Forest
This slang term for the police was used by hippies and protesters.
What is "the fuzz"?
A device that detects changes / To suppress content.
sensor / censor
In pH terms, this is the opposite of an acid, often bitter and slippery in solution.
Base
This first female Prime Minister of India served two terms before her assassination in 1984.
Indira Gandhi
This strong green spirit, once banned in several countries, is nicknamed “The Green Fairy.”
What is absinthe?
Which color has the shortest visible wavelength?
Violet
Popularized by the Beatles, this Indian stringed instrument was suddenly trendy in the late ‘60s.
What is the sitar?
An upward climb, like a mountain / Formal agreement or approval.
ascent / assent
This high-speed electron or positron is emitted during a type of radioactive decay.
Beta particle
WWII spy who was ultimately executed by the Nazis.
Noor Inayat Khan
This orange-flavored triple sec liqueur is used in many cocktails including the Cosmopolitan.
What is Cointreau?
Which sea borders China?
The Yellow Sea
This anti-establishment publication captured the underground press movement in the 60s and 70s.
What is the Whole Earth Catalog?
A fib teller & a harp-like instrument
Liar & lyre