U.S. Open
This New York borough is home to the U.S. Open
B) What is Queens?
This is the most popular freshwater sport fish in North America, often called "bucketmouth."
B) What is a largemouth bass?
This Paris museum is home to the Mona Lisa
A) What is the Louvre?
This thrilling horror film is about a giant great white shark that terrorizes a summer resort town, forcing the local police chief to hunt it down
B) What is Jaws?
This "King of Rock and Roll" who sang "Can't Help falling in Love," wore rhinestones on his jumpsuits in the 70s
A) Who is Elvis Presley?
Since 1975, the U.S. Open has famously hosted matches during this part of the day under the lights
A) What is night?
This fish is known for its whisker-like barbels.
A) What is a catfish?
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is located in this U.S. City
B) What is New York City?
This iconic science fiction epic is about a farm boy who joins a rebellion against an evil empire in a galaxy far, far away
A) What is Star Wars?
This Chicago Bull wore #23, could jump from the free-throw line, and sold more sneakers than you could fit in your closet
B) Who is Michael Jordan?
This American legend holds the Open Era women's record with 6 U.S. Open singles titles
B) Who is Serena Williams?
This clear or green line connects an angler to their hook and lure.
B) What is a fishing line?
The Museum of Modern Art in New York is better known by this acronym
A) What is MOMA?
This science fiction film is about astronauts who crash-land on a distant planet ruled by intelligent, speaking apes, only to discover it is Earth in the distant future
C) What is Planet of the Apes?
This 1980s comedy that asked "Who you gonna call?" was about a ghost-fighting team in New York City
C) What is Ghostbusters?
Unlike Wimbledon's grass and Roland Garros' clay, the U.S. Open is played on this surface
A) What is hard court?
This is the state with the most freshwater lakes in the U.S.
B) What is Minnesota?
This New York City museum features a giant blue whale model
A) What is the American Museum of Natural History?
This 1977 disco-fueled film starred John Travolta as Tony Manero
B) What is Saturday Night Fever?
This speech therapy program is designed specifically to help people with Parkinson's speak louder and more clearly
C) What is SPEAK OUT?
The first edition of the U.S. Open was held in this year, back when it was called the U.S. National Championships
B) What is 1881?
This freshwater fish can grow over 100 pounds and is known for its strength
A) What is a carp?
This Washington D.C. archive museum displays the U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and Bill of Rights
B) What is the National Archives?
This 1976 boxing film made Sylvester Stallone a star
A) What is Rocky?
This principle of our Parkinson's Voice Project therapy group reminds us to always speak with purpose and clarity.
B) What is speak with INTENT?