Luckytrim
Grill Master
Sunday Special - DID YOU KNOW Revisited
September
1. Owls hold the record for the greatest ____ ________ of any animals.
2. A group of cats is called a “C______.”[ 3. The original recipe for chocolate contained _____ ______ instead of sugar.
4. ____ ; Swanson sells its first "TV Dinner".
(Looking for the year ...)
5. _________'s average altitude is about 60 feet above sea level, which is the lowest average of any state.
6. In the 18th century, the Swedish government tried to make ______ illegal. In 1511, religious leaders in Mecca outlawed it. In the 16th century, some Italian clergy tried to ban it. But Pope Clement VII lifted the ban and baptized it!
7. Coca-Cola completely removed cocaine from its soda formula in ____ ..
(Looking for the year ...)
8. Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is one of the world's longest erupting volcanos. It has been erupting since January 3, 1983. The word "Kilauea" means " much spreading " or "_______" in Hawaiian.
9. Among all high school and college sports, football is the most dangerous. ____________ is number two.[ 10. The Beatles auditioned for _____ records on January 1, 1962, but were turned down because “groups of guitars are on the way out.”
11. According to a Irish myth, a man named "Stingy Jack" tricked the devil and was condemned to roam the earth with only a carved ______ and burning coal as a light. This led to the modern-day story of the "Jack-O-Lantern."
12. Approximately 90% of the world’s recoverable _______ is located in the ground under Amarillo, Texas.
13. ______ poppy farmers have switched to solar power to run their irrigation systems.
14. _____ takes 1 million years to fully degrade in a landfill.
15. The nine-banded armadillo regularly gives birth to_________ ___________ , the only known species to do so.
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1. head rotation
2. clowder
3. chili powder
4. - 1953
5. Delaware
6. coffee
7. - 1929
8. spewing
9. Cheerleading
10. Decca
11. turnip
12. helium
13. Afghan
14. Glass
15. identical quadruplets
September
1. Owls hold the record for the greatest ____ ________ of any animals.
2. A group of cats is called a “C______.”[ 3. The original recipe for chocolate contained _____ ______ instead of sugar.
4. ____ ; Swanson sells its first "TV Dinner".
(Looking for the year ...)
5. _________'s average altitude is about 60 feet above sea level, which is the lowest average of any state.
6. In the 18th century, the Swedish government tried to make ______ illegal. In 1511, religious leaders in Mecca outlawed it. In the 16th century, some Italian clergy tried to ban it. But Pope Clement VII lifted the ban and baptized it!
7. Coca-Cola completely removed cocaine from its soda formula in ____ ..
(Looking for the year ...)
8. Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is one of the world's longest erupting volcanos. It has been erupting since January 3, 1983. The word "Kilauea" means " much spreading " or "_______" in Hawaiian.
9. Among all high school and college sports, football is the most dangerous. ____________ is number two.[ 10. The Beatles auditioned for _____ records on January 1, 1962, but were turned down because “groups of guitars are on the way out.”
11. According to a Irish myth, a man named "Stingy Jack" tricked the devil and was condemned to roam the earth with only a carved ______ and burning coal as a light. This led to the modern-day story of the "Jack-O-Lantern."
12. Approximately 90% of the world’s recoverable _______ is located in the ground under Amarillo, Texas.
13. ______ poppy farmers have switched to solar power to run their irrigation systems.
14. _____ takes 1 million years to fully degrade in a landfill.
15. The nine-banded armadillo regularly gives birth to_________ ___________ , the only known species to do so.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. head rotation
2. clowder
3. chili powder
4. - 1953
5. Delaware
6. coffee
7. - 1929
8. spewing
9. Cheerleading
10. Decca
11. turnip
12. helium
13. Afghan
14. Glass
15. identical quadruplets
