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QUESTIONS FROM A 1927 QUIZ BOOK |
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Founded in April 1919, this organization sold its first stamps or "seals" to help disabled children in 1934 |
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In fiction, it's the term for the one who tells the story; first person & third person are 2 types |
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This wood cylinder with a handle at each end will have you undulating in dough |
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24 years after his death in Las Vegas, this rapper as well as actor had his "Greatest Hits" on the Billboard 200 in 2020 |
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Spirit or determination, & what the American Academy of Pediatrics says not to do to children as punishment |
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With 10.3 million, it's the largest American state by population according to the 1920 Census |
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The people who founded this organization in 1976 had previously built a bunch of homes in Zaire |
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It's the practical lesson about right & wrong that results from an instructive story like a fable |
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Instead of evaluating all applications after a hard deadline, some colleges use this 2-word process & reply more quickly |
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In 2001 this alliterative woman's "30 Minute Meals" premiered with a 30-minute episode about leftovers |
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The animals of a given region, & a Finnish-style steam bath |
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This "heavier-than-air flying machine is intended to rise & descend vertically" |
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In 1942 this org. was founded in Oxford, England to feed hungry children in Greece; it has since branched worldwide |
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From Greek words for "first" & "actor", it's the main character in a story |
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She says, "There's rarely a day that I'm out in the world that somebody doesn't mention '13 Going on 30'" |
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A small electronic device, & a surfer girl played on TV by Sally Field |
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12 1/2 miles long, the Simplon Tunnel through these European mountains was then the longest in the world |
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In 1944 Tuskegee president Frederick Douglass Patterson started this scholarship organization |
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The 6-line "Scottish stanza" is also known by the name of this 18th century poet |
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Hopper was back & sporting a mustache for the 3rd season of this '80s-set Netflix series |
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An old term for a poet, & the last name of the man who passed away in 2010 at age 92 as the Senate's oldest member |
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The "3 new European nations of more than 10 million...as a result of the World War" were Poland, Czechoslovakia & this Slovene-ly one |
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This philanthropic organization with a fez for a logo dates back to a meeting of Masons in 1870 |
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This 5-letter word for a figure of speech is widely used to mean any familiar reference |
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In 1995 she starred as a teacher in the film "Dangerous Minds"; in 2014 she was mentioned in the lyrics of "Uptown Funk" |
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Best known for his many portraits, like the one seen here, this three-named American painter died in London in 1925 |
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