North Atlantic And Pacific Hurricane

Question 1

Oldest zoo in thr US

Answer 1

Philly
West Bank of schuykill river

Question 2

This chemical company which developed neoprene nylon Teflon Kevlar Lycra Mylar among other wqs founded in 1802 as a gunpowder mill

Answer 2

DuPont

Question 3

This NYC mayor outlawed pinball in 42 on grounds immoral influence and waste of materials need for war

Answer 3

Luguardia
Luh gwar d uh
Theorello

Question 4

Movie tribonds
Woody harelson
Wesley snipes
Rosie Perez

Answer 4

White man can’t jump

Question 5

Appeared as himself
In 43 movie king of the cowboys

Answer 5

Roy Rogers - king of the cowboy
Will Rodgers - satirist born on a reservation

Question 6

In thr disney verse this is the alliterative. Name of one of Minnie mouses bEst friends and often thr girlfriend of Horace horse collar
Supporting roles and cameos as early as 28 steamboat Willy and Ralph breaks thr internet in 18

Answer 6

Clarabell cow

Question 7

This is a cross between domestic cattle and American bison
2 answers

Answer 7

Beef uh low - when looks more like cattle
Cat uh low - looks more like bison

Question 8

It is believed that modern cows were domesticated in central here also modern day country

Answer 8

Anatolia
Turkey present day

Question 9

Thr reality series watch out for the big grrrrls set out to find thr backup dancers for this singers world tour

Answer 9

Lizzo

Question 10

In thr 60s this proctor and gamble mouthwash tan ads offering to anonymously help inform people they had bad breath

Answer 10

Scope

Question 11

The death cure is the third book in this young adult series

Answer 11

Thr maze runner

Question 12

This color flag indicates a driver has been disqualified in formula 1 racing
Doesn’t happen often

Answer 12

Black

Question 13

Ziggy stardust was just one of the many alter egos of this iconic rock star

Answer 13

David Bowie

Question 14

In golf this dangerous sounding term is used when referring to a water obstacle

Answer 14

Hazard

Question 15

8 year old fern asks where’s papa going with that ax in the opening of this childrens book

Answer 15

Charlotte’s web

Question 16

With a speed limit of 130 kilos per hour this is Italy’s answer to the autobahn

Answer 16

Autostrada

Question 17

Although he was born in Denmark vitus Bering conducted his arctic expeditions under the auspices of this nation

Answer 17

Russia

Question 18

Also called Persian this is the predominant and official language of Iran

Answer 18

Farsi
Far see

Question 19

Like bears raccoons and many humans an animal that eats plants and other animals is classified as

Answer 19

Omnivore

Question 20

The broca’s and wernicke’s areas of the brain both contain neurons involved in this function
Broke is
Wern vern nicker?

Answer 20

Speech

Question 21

The watch tower Bible and Tract society of Pennsylvania is a publishing organization for this religious group

Answer 21

Jehovah witnesses

Question 22

In Norse mythology who is known as the god of justice

Answer 22

Tyr
Tear

Question 23

Longtime PBS “Mystery!” host Diana

Answer 23

Diana rigg

Question 24

German roadster that once held the world speed record

Answer 24

Blitzen benz

Question 25

Formula 1 starting positions

Answer 25

Grids

Question 26

Fashion house whose logo is two interlocking C’s

Answer 26

Chanel

Question 27

Mythological fox destined never to be caught

Answer 27

Cadmean vixen

The Teumessian fox (sometimes “Cadmean vixen”) is a figure from Greek mythology. He was an enormous fox sent by the gods to prey upon the children living in the city of Thebes.

Question 28

Treaty of Rome

Answer 28

or EEC Treaty (officially the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community), brought about the creation of the European Economic Community (EEC), the best known of the European Communities (EC). The treaty was signed on 25 March 1957 by Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and West Germany, and it came into force on 1 January 1958. Originally the “Treaty establishing the European Economic Community”, and now continuing under the name “Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union”, it remains one of the two most important treaties in what is now the European Union (EU).

Question 29

UPC bar code developer :

Answer 29

IBM
The initialism “UPC” stands for Universal Price Code or Universal Product Code. The first ever UPC-marked item to get scanned in a store was on June 26, 1974 at 08:01 a.m. at Marsh’s supermarket in Troy, Ohio. It was a 10-pack of Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit chewing gum.

Question 30

Orinoco Flow” singer

Answer 30

: ENYA
“Orinoco Flow” is a song by Irish singer Enya that she released in 1988. It’s the one that goes “sail away, sail away, sail away …”

Question 31

Halley’s Comet next visible

Answer 31

2061

Celestial object next visible from Earth in 2061 : HALLEY’S COMET (giving “Comet”)
Edmond Halley was an English astronomer who lived at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries. In 1705 he declared that comet sightings recorded in 1456, 1531, 1607 and 1682 were in fact observations of the same comet returning to fly by Earth at regular intervals. He predicted that this comet would return in 1758. Hally was right, and so the comet was named after him. Sadly, Halley didn’t live long enough to see that his prediction came true.

Question 32

“Middlemarch” novelist :

Answer 32

ELIOT
George Eliot’s novel “Middlemarch” was first published in installments in 1871-72. The storyline is set some fifty years earlier, in the fictional English Midlands town of Middlemarch.

Question 33

a professional tennis player, and the first from Poland to win a major singles title (the French Open in 2020).

Answer 33

Iga Swiatek

Question 34

Artist with a hit with a rhyming title : STUPID CUPID

Answer 34

Connie Francis

“Stupid Cupid” is a song co-written and recorded by Neil Sedaka. Sedaka released his version in 1959, a year after the song was recorded by Connie Francis. It was a big hit for Francis, and helped launch her career as an international recording star.

Singer Connie Francis was at the height of her success in the 1950s and 1960s, and was the first female artist to get the number-one spot on the Billboard Hot 100. She suffered through at least two tragic incidents in her life. She was raped in 1974, in a motel she was using while performing at a New York music fair. She was very close to her brother George, and he was murdered by Mafia hitmen in 1981. Despite it all, Connie Francis earned recognition as the “First Lady of Rock & Roll” in some circles, and was described by fellow singer Gloria Estefan as “the first female pop star worldwide”.