Good Old U.S.A.
Which U.S. state is known for the Great Salt Lake?
(Utah)
A 1939 conference at Columbia University led to this becoming the industry standard color for school buses:
(Yellow)
Blame it on Rio, the hotel and casino, that this pair of magicians who perform at opposite volumes began a residency in 2001:
(Penn & Teller)
This Greek god of the underworld had a hell of a cap; it made whoever wore it invisible:
(Hades)
Make some cold cash slinging Blizzards and Buster Bars at this chain:
(Dairy Queen)
What is the largest port in the U.S.?
(Los Angeles)
(Back Up Camera)
This late night TV host isn't really "Live!" on ABC, but he was live and in person to open his Las Vegas comedy club in 2019:
(Jimmy Kimmel)
In Japanese myth, Oni are demons often depicted wearing the striped skin of this animal, oh my!:
(Tiger)
You could take this alliterative leadership role like Drew Carey did at a YMCA facility in the 1970s:
(Camp Counselor)
Which state is nicknamed "The Volunteer State"?
(Tennessee)
Jet ski isn't a generic term; it's a brand of personal watercraft sold by this company that also makes Ninja motorcycles:
(Kawasaki)
"KA" at MGM Grand is a show from this limber group that began as street performers in Canada:
(Cirque Du Soleil)
Captain Marvel's cry of "Shazam" is an acronym for six different figures; the "M" is for "the speed of" this Roman god:
(Mercury)
A perk of working at Luna Park in Coney Island is getting to ride this steep wooden roller coaster that opened in 1927:
(The Cyclone)
What is the tallest waterfall in the U.S.?
(Yosemite Falls)
Before the Wright Brothers experimented with flight, what form of transportation did they build and repair?
(Bicycles)
"The King" broke attendance records during his 1969 return to live performances at the International Hotel, selling out 58 consecutive shows. Name him:
(Elvis Presley)
A woman with snakes for hair who turned people to stone with one look:
(Medusa)
Patrick Swayze's character worked at Kellerman's Resort in the summer of 1963 in the Catskill Mountains of New York in this movie:
(Dirty Dancing)
Which U.S. city is known for Silicon Valley?
(San Jose)
Which president signed the Pacific Railway Act, allowing money and land for the development of the Transcontinental Railroad?
(Abraham Lincoln)
Dubbed "Mr. Las Vegas", this man has performed in the city since 1958 and headlined shows there continuously since 1963:
(Wayne Newton)
The goddess of love born from sea foam:
(Aphrodite)
The Wildcats work at a country club for the summer in this movie:
(High School Musical 2)