Name That Brand
This company’s logo has barely changed in decades, yet its products are redesigned annually to make last year’s version feel emotionally obsolete.
What is Apple?
This Gospel is the only one that explicitly mentions shepherds visiting the newborn Jesus.
What is the Gospel of Luke?
Before it symbolized American independence, this 1773 protest was primarily a response to Parliament’s attempt to rescue a struggling corporation.
What is the Boston Tea Party?
This holiday film technically qualifies as a Christmas movie because its entire conflict hinges on an office party gone wrong.
What is Die Hard?
This NBA franchise drafted the league’s all-time leading scorer in 1969, before later relocating and rebranding.
What are the Milwaukee Bucks?
(Kareem Abdul-Jabbar)
Founded in the 1890s, this company helped standardize American consumer life through catalogs long before becoming a physical retail giant—now better known for what it used to be.
What is Sears?
Often assumed to be present at the manger, these travelers are never mentioned in the nativity scene described in Luke’s account.
Who are the Magi (Wise Men)?
This compromise temporarily settled the issue of slavery in new territories by drawing a geographic line—but quietly ensured the conflict would return with greater intensity.
What is the Missouri Compromise?
This Christmas comedy never shows Santa Claus on screen, yet revolves entirely around belief in him—and legal proof of his existence.
What is Miracle on 34th Street?
This NBA Finals MVP led the Detroit Pistons to back-to-back championships in 1989 and 1990, defining the “Bad Boys” era.
Who is Isiah Thomas?
This brand sells “experiences,” not products—yet most of its revenue comes from customers walking through the exit with bags they didn’t plan to buy.
What is IKEA?
This political census, ordered by a Roman ruler, forced Joseph to travel to Bethlehem—setting the stage for a prophecy to be fulfilled.
What is the census of Caesar Augustus?
This early American document failed largely because it prioritized state sovereignty so strongly that the national government couldn’t tax, regulate commerce, or enforce its own laws.
What are the Articles of Confederation?
A Christmas miracle occurs only after a man learns what the world would look like without him.
Name this film.
What is It’s a Wonderful Life?
This NFL franchise won the first two Super Bowls but has never appeared in one since the league’s merger era began.
Who are the Green Bay Packers?
This global brand earns billions annually by monetizing user attention—despite offering its primary service at no financial cost.
What is Google?
The phrase “no room at the inn” is a translation choice; the original Greek word more accurately refers to this type of household space.
What is a guest room?
This phrase from a 1987 speech in Berlin became one of the most famous lines of the Cold War and symbolized a growing push to end the division of Europe.
What is “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!”?
In this 2004 Christmas film, a couple’s plan to skip the holidays entirely backfires when their community refuses to accept the cancellation of Christmas.
What is Christmas with the Kranks?
This NBA franchise drafted Kobe Bryant in 1996, only to trade him before he ever played a regular-season game.
Who are the Charlotte Hornets?
This company scaled globally by reframing idle personal assets as a marketplace, normalizing algorithmic pricing and redefining employment—without ever owning the core infrastructure it relies on.
What is Uber?
Recorded in Matthew’s Gospel, this violent decree by King Herod leads to the Holy family to escape to what country?
What is Egypt?
Often described as a turning point of the Civil War, this 1863 battle prompted a major shift in Union war aims and paved the way for emancipation to become a strategic priority.
What is the Battle of Gettysburg?
This 2003 British holiday ensemble film interweaves love stories involving a Prime Minister, a grieving writer, cue cards, and a song that climbs the Christmas charts.
What is Love Actually?
This program is the only men’s college basketball team to win an NCAA title with three different head coaches.
What is Kentucky Wildcats?