What future astronaut and senator set the
speed record of 3 hours 20 minutes
flying across the US in 1957?
John Glenn
Texas Facts
What is the State Dish of Texas?
Chili
Funny Facts
In what state is it illegal to put livestock
on a school bus?
Florida
What percentage of American
Salamanders are female?
100%
What US President and Vice
President was a descendent of
King Edwards III?
Richard Nixon
Texas Facts
What is the State Plant of Texas?
The Prickly Pear Cactus
Funny Facts
Why are Donald Duck Comics banned
in Finland?
He doesn’t wear pants
Which US state has the most
outhouses?
Alaska
What two tribes wiped out Custer at the
Battle of Little Big Horn?
Cheyenne and Sioux
Texas Facts
What is the State Motto of Texas?
Friendship
Funny Facts
On average, 100 people choke on this
item each year in the US?
Ball Point Pens
What Texas Senator became the
minority leader five years into his first
term?
Lyndon Johnson
What Disney Character’s name was used
as a password in planning the Normandy
Invasion?
Mickey Mouse
Texas Facts
What are the six flags that have flows
over the State of Texas?
Spanish
Republic of Texas
French
Confederate States
Mexican
United States
Funny Facts
How many grooves does a quarter have
around its edges?
119
Who was the only unelected President in
US History?
Gerald Ford
What is Bill Clinton’s mother’s favorite
pastime?
Going to the horse
races
Texas Facts
What is the State Insect of Texas?
The Monarch Butterfly
Funny Facts
In what state is it illegal to put livestock
on a school bus?
Florida
What is the only State that has a capitol
building that is taller than the US
Capitol?
Texas
What pink stomach remedy, originally
named Mixture Cholera Infantum, was
concocted in 1901 in Norwich, New
York?
Pepto Bismol
Texas Facts
What is the State Shrub of Texas?
The Crape Myrtle
Funny Facts
Most American cars beep in this key?
The Key of F
What Washington Mountain inspired salt
and pepper shakers made of volcanic
ash?
Mt. Saint Helens
What was the first video rental movie to
contain a commercial?
Top Gun
Texas Facts
What is the State Flying Mammal of
Texas?
The Mexican Free Tail Bat
Funny Facts
What is the average speed of Heinz
Ketchup when it leaves the bottle while
being poured?
25 miles per hour
What US Vice President offered the sage
words: “If we don’t succeed, we run the
risk of failure”?
Dan Quayle
What sitcom became the first TV show
ranked Number One for five straight
years?
All in the Family
Texas Facts
What is the State vegetable of Texas?
The Sweet Onion
Funny Facts
In what US City is it illegal to pawn
your dentures?
Las Vegas Nevada
Who closed Congress on October 24,
1780 so he could go to the opening of
Pimlico, the nations first race track?
George Washington
What are the four largest states in the US
in order?
Alaska
Texas
California
Montana
Texas Facts
What is the State Tree of Texas?
The Pecan
Funny Facts
Who is the only real person to have been
on the head of a PEZ dispenser?
Betsy Ross
What city name is the capitol of one
state and the largest city of another?
Charleston, WV
Charleston, SC
What sitcom character noted: “Down in
the sewer, we got a slogan. Keep your
mouth shut.”?
Ed Norton
Texas Facts
What is the title of the State Song of
Texas?
Texas, Our Texas
Funny Facts
In what US City is it illegal to eat in a
place that is on fire?
Chicago
What First Lady said: “No one can
make a fool of you without your
consent.”?
Eleanor Roosevelt
What city saw the first US Subway open
in 1897?
Boston
Texas Facts
What is the State Grass of Texas?
The Sideoats Grama
Funny Facts
What color was Coke when it was first
released?
Green
What Alaskan city covers 2,594 square
miles, the largest in the US.
Juneau
What San Antonio fort was named after
the Spanish word for “cottonwood?”
The Alamo
Texas Facts
What is the State Bird of Texas?
The Mockingbird
Funny Facts
The yo-yo was originally designed as a
weapon in the jungles of this country?
The Phillipines
Funny Facts
In Michigan, it is illegal to tie this
animal to a fire hydrant?
An Alligator
The pessimist complains
about the wind; the optimist
expects it to change; the
leader adjusts the sails
(Maxwell)