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This cheese is known for its characteristic large holes?
What is Swiss cheese?
The Nutcracker is a famous one of these.
What is ballet.
This force keeps your feet firmly planted on Earth.
What is gravity?
Contestants buy vowels and solve word puzzles to spin their way to cash and prizes.
What is Wheel of Fortune?
A common activity performed by choirs.
What is SINGING?
Many collectors still search yard sales for these musical vinyl discs.
What are LP records?
This Greek cheese is traditionally made from sheep’s milk and is often crumbled over salads.
What is feta?
This tall African animal has a famously long neck.
What is a giraffe?
This scale measures the acidity or basicity of a solution.
What is the pH scale?
Contestants price everyday items to win their way to the Showcase Showdown.
What is The Price Is Right?
A monarch, or someone who rules a kingdom.
Who is the KING?
Trading these pictures of baseball players became a major hobby for kids in the 1950s.
What are baseball cards?
Which cheese is traditionally used on a classic Margherita pizza?
What is Mozzarella.
Light, soft footwear that is easily slipped on and off
What are slippers.
This term describes the amount of matter in an object, independent of gravity.
What is mass?
You hope your answer is the most popular in a survey to earn points for your family
What is Family Feud?
A simple verb for forming opinions or holding beliefs.
What is THINKS?
These tiny cars by Mattel became must-haves for kids and collectors starting in 1968.
What are Hot Wheels?
This crumbly Mexican cheese often tops elote and street tacos.
What is cotija ?
This candy brand is known for its “taste the rainbow” slogan.
What are Skittles?
This force opposes motion between two surfaces in contact.
What is friction?
Couples answer questions to see how well they know each other.
What is The Newlywed Game?
Leaving your name on a document formally requires this act.
What is SIGNING?
These stuffed toys created a frenzy in the 1990s, especially the ones with rare tag errors.
What are Beanie Babies?
This soft French cheese shares its name with a region in Normandy and is famous for its creamy, bloomy rind.
What is brie?
This pasta, shaped like tiny tubes, is used in many casseroles.
What is penne?
This state of matter has a definite volume but no definite shape.
What is a liquid?
On this show, the banker is always watching — and he wants you to take his offer.
What is Deal or No Deal?
A medieval warrior in armor on horseback.
Who is a KNIGHT?
This brand of porcelain figurines from Germany features sweet children in traditional outfits.
What are Hummel figurines?
This nutty, sweet, and slightly salty cheese from the Alps and is made from raw cow's milk and melts well.
What is gruyère?
This catlike jungle animal is famous for its spots and speed.
What is a cheetah?
This type of energy is stored due to an object’s height or position.
What is potential energy?
Players avoid the Whammy while trying to win as much money as possible.
What is Press Your Luck?
When something is suspended on a hook, like a picture or painting on a wall.
What is HANGING?
This iconic 1960s doll with red hair and freckles came with a full wardrobe of fashions.
Who is Raggedy Ann?
England introduced this cheese to the world, and it is also a Wisconsin favorite that comes in curds that squeak when you bite them.
What is cheddar?
This word describes something both strange and oddly fascinating.
What is bizarre?
The transfer of energy, typically heat or electricity, through direct contact between particles in a stationary system.
What is conduction?
A single contestant faces a series of increasingly difficult questions with lifelines to win up to one million dollars.
What is Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
This 7-letter word means trembling, shivering.
What is SHAKING?
This iconic brand of cast-iron cookware is still sought after by collectors.
What is Griswold?
This cheese is known for its strong smell and is often banned in public transport in some countries?
What is Limburger?
Knowledge of the hidden. Supernatural, mystical, or magical beliefs, practices, or phenomena.
What is occult.
This property of a wave is the number of oscillations per second.
What is frequency?
On this GSN show, contestants predict whether the next card in a giant deck will be higher or lower—just like the classic version hosted by Jim Perry and Bob Eubanks.
What is Card Sharks ?
These medieval seafarers explored, traded, and occasionally raided.
Who are the VIKINGS?
This early handheld video game, known for its red buttons, is now sought-after nostalgia.
What is a Game Boy?
This pungent blue-veined French cheese from Auvergne is known for its spicy aroma.
What is Roquefort?
This water bird has a famously loud, distinctive laugh.
What is a loon?
This type of energy is released or absorbed when chemical bonds break or form.
What is chemical energy?
Teams race around a store grabbing products and solving clues about prices.
What is Supermarket Sweep?
Sports teams do this when they hit have a losing streak and want a better draft pick.
What is TANKING?
This type of antique doll head, made of baked porcelain, is highly collectible.
What is bisque?
This stretchy Middle Eastern cheese is used in kanafeh and is sometimes compared to mozzarella.
What is akkawi cheese?
The capital and largest city of Estonia.
What is Tallinn?
This principle states that as the speed of a fluid (like a liquid or gas) increases, its pressure decreases
What is Bernoulli’s principle?
A team of contestants tries to win money by answering general knowledge questions and outrunning a professional quizzer
What is The Chase?
A nine letter word that means to become invisible or fade from sight.
What is VANISHING?
These small, hand-painted animal figurines were often sold in sets by Wade of England.
What are Wade Whimsies?