Roll With It Steve Winwood

Question 1

Boom boom: Nickname of boxer

Answer 1

Ray Mancini

Question 2

Anklets worn with poodle skirts, informally

Answer 2

Bobby Sox

Question 3

Australian gems

Answer 3

Opals

Question 4

It’s too late /I hear the earth move

Answer 4

Carole king

Question 5

With colors remaking burgundy and gold the Washington football team changed it’s name to this in 22

Answer 5

Commanders
From redskins to football team
Colors of dc flag - burgundy and gold

Question 6

Synonym for blossom contained with the letters of blossom

Answer 6

Bloom
Kangaroo word - hidden in the pocket of another word
chocolate cocoa coco

Question 7

Managed on a blockchain like cryptocurrency nfts are

Answer 7

Non fungible tokens
Non fungible so you know you have a certificate of authenticity
Fungible is reusable E.g. gold

Question 8

He modeled his titular character on the religious figure Buddha

Answer 8

Herman Hesse on sid darth uh - Indian prince in 3rd century ?
Hes uh

Question 9

This famous English prep school was founded by king Henry VI in 1440

Answer 9

Eton
Eat in

Question 10

This Star Trek captain boldly went into space for tea in 21

Answer 10

William Shatner

Question 11

In volleyball this is the common sequence to get the ball over the net

Answer 11

Bump
Set
Spike

Question 12

The book nothing to envy revealed North Korean teachers had to be proficient on this portable bellows-driven instrument

Answer 12

Accordion

Question 13

Before becoming president he helped build barricades while stuck in China during this uprising

Answer 13

Herbert Hoover
boxer rebellion

Question 14

Located in NY this is the only Ivy League school that is also a lane grant university

Answer 14

Cornell

Question 15

This southeastern arm of lake Victoria lies adjacent to this national park and wildlife refuge

Answer 15

Serengeti

Question 16

In the 1890s Milton Florsheim opened his first factory making these goods
Floor shime

Answer 16

Shoes

Question 17

First lifesaver flavor

Answer 17

Peppermint

Question 18

Over the course of its 18 year Broadway run this Andre Lloyd Webber musical used 3247 pounds of yak hair for wigs

Answer 18

Cats

Question 19

Ninth animal in the Chinese zodiac

Answer 19

Monkey

Question 20

Eli whose long acting career included performances in “The Magnificent Seven,” “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,” “The Godfather Part III” and “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,”

Answer 20

Wallach

Question 21

A bicycle in which the riders body is reclined and the legs are placed forward is known by this term

Answer 21

Recumbent

Question 22

Mary anning spent her who life collecting these buried objects they may have helped influence Darwin’s theories

Question 23

Autobiography titled where is the rest of me

Answer 23

Ronald Regan
65 as a Hollywood actor
15 years before winning presidential election
Before becoming gov of California?

Question 24

This is the worlds deepest land gorge

Answer 24

Grand Canyon
Alternative name ?

Question 25

This pediatrician led the national committee against the Vietnam war

Answer 25

Dr Benjamin Spock May he live king and prosper

Question 26

This country shares a 1030 mile border with Sweden

Answer 26

Norway

Question 27

How did lee Harvey Oswald purchase his rifle

Answer 27

By mail order

Question 28

This record was broken in Oxford England on may 6 1954

Answer 28

4 minute mile Roger bannister !? - Brit ?

Question 29

This puts the fizz in soda water

Answer 29

Carbon dioxide

Question 30

This is the home of thr rockettes

Answer 30

Radio city music hall

Question 31

This actress wqs the top box office draw during WW2

Answer 31

Betty gray ble

Question 32

This candidate won thr 2020 Iowa democratic caucus

Answer 32

Mayor Pete buddha jech or jedge

Question 33

In 2020 election tbis state did not flip from trump to Biden

Answer 33

North Carolina

Question 34

Poets 1793 reports of thr killing of hector Munro by a wild animal in India may have inspired one of this man’s best known poems

Answer 34

Blake The Tyger" is a poem by the English poet William Blake, published in 1794 as part of his Songs of Experience collection and rising to prominence in the romantic period. The poem is one of the most anthologised in the English literary canon,[1] and has been the subject of both literary criticism and many adaptations, including various musical versions.[2] The poem explores and questions Christian religious paradigms prevalent in late 18th century and early 19th century England, discussing God's intention and motivation for creating both the tiger and the Lamb.[3] Tyger tyger burning bright