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All answers begin with the letter "C".
1. They may be the smartest of all birds :
2. Back then this was the last car on a train :
3. This president's daughter brought a cat named 'Socks' to the White House:
4. This Englishman was known for cigars and Bull Dogs:
5. This country created 'Canola Oil':
6. This is a General Motors sports car:
7. This fruit is a major crop in the Philippines:
8. Millions of people have become addicted to these:
9. This the world's most consumed meat product:
10. Ted Turner who created CNN now claims these animals are damaging the earth:
11. Some football players are distracted by these:
12. This is a nickname for a Canadian:
13. Most of these entertainment centers do not have clocks:
14. She married Michael Douglas and became a hollywood favorite:
15. She is considered one of the funniest television comedians ever:
16. In 2019 they created the World's most successful warehouse membership program:
17. This Frenchman founded the city of Detroit. A luxury G.M. automobile was named after him:
18. This is a type of music originated in Ireland:
19. This is a four letter word describing a stylish woman:
20. This country grows the most pears:
21. This is a grape brandy produced in western France:
22. This is a Louisianna music similar to Zydeco:
23. He is recorded as discovering America in the year 1492:
24. This the world's second largest country in land size but has less than 45 million people:
25. This French leader founded the Free French Movement during the second world war:
26. This Egyptian Queen died when she was bitten by an asp:
27. This is someone who talks a lot about unimportant things:
28. These are tears caused by insincere weeping, they are said to be:
29. This country faces The Pacific Ocean and The Caribbean Sea:
30. This is a lizard that can change it's colors:
31.This South American country is recognized for fruit growth exporing:
32. In this movie Tom Hanks ended up on an island after his FedEx plane crashed into the ocean :
33. In Ireland they say this ladies name stands for. caring, ornate, luster, love, exquisit, energy AND lively:
34. He was :
35. This plant is common in Arizona:
36. This American State is bordered by Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico and Kansas:
37. This very popular membership wholesaler now has over 830 warehouses world wide:
38. They claim to be the world's leading news TV channel:
39. This is the capital of Eygpt:
40. Lisa Minnelli won a best actress Oscar as a singer in this movie:
41. This is a textile made from cotton and is also the name of a breed of cat:
42. Chevy Chase, Bill Murray and Rodney Dangerfield starred in this funny golf related movie:
43. This luxury automobile was first produced in 1902 :
44. This Roy Orbison's hit song was written in 1961 :
45. Which of these actors is the oldest: John Cusak, Nicolas Cage, Tom Cruise, or Russell Crowe
46. This portion of the brain is responsible for memory and judgement:
47. This girl's name means "BRILLIANT":
48. Studies show eating these cruciferous vegetables regularly, can lower your risk of Cancer, they include :
49. In India this spice taken common in parsley, carrots and celery is used in tonics and cough medicines. In North America it is said to lower blood sugar, lower the chances of heart disease, protect your brain. Other benefits include avoiding dementia and alzheimers disease, healthy digestion, and eliminating certain infections:
50. This Asian country has 13 bordering countries:
51. This is a dangerous mass of blood stuck together in a vein:
52. This lays claim to the North Pole :
53. He is the Villan in "Peter Pan":
54. This is a fun word with reference to butterflies in the stomach :
55. In days gone by this was the last car of a railroad train:
56. This was Muhammad Ali's birth name:
57. This was Kellogg's first huge selling product:
58. These two countries have the world's longest adjoining border :
59.After her Presidential loss to Trump Hillary Clinton said :
60.This is a membership club commonly related to supplies of foods, hardware, farm goods and gasoline :
61. She committed suicide back in 30 BC:
62. This is a sweater with buttons down thr front:
63. This is a poisoning gas which can lead to serious tissue damage or death to occupants of a house : :
64. He was Time magazines first ever cover "Man of the Year" :
65. This Canyon in Arizona is 277 miles long and up to 18 miles wide :
66. This is recommended as the best place to vist or live in central America :
67. He is the chief executive at Apple Computer Corp. :
68. This is a nickname for a TV remote :
69. Tim Conway played jokes on everyone on her TV show :
70. This NFL team plays for Kansas City :
71. He wrote and sang: "Hallelujah". "A Thousand Kisses Deep", "So Long Marianne" :
SOLUTIONS!
1. Crows
2. Caboose
3. Chelsea
4. Winston Churchill
5. Canada
6. Corvette
7. Coconuts
8. Cell Phones
9. Chicken
10. Cattle
11. Cheer Leaders
12. Canuck
13. Casinos
14. Catherine (Zeta Jones)
15. Carol Burnett
16. Costco
17. Cadillac
18. Celtic
19. Chic
20. China
21. Cognac
22. Cajun
23. Christopher Columbus
24. Canada
25. Charles de Gaulle
26. Cleopatra
27. Chatter Box
28. Crocodile Tears
29. Columbia
30. Chameleon
31. Chile
32. Cast Away
33. Colleen
34. Census Taker
35. Cactus
36. Colorado
37. COSTCO
38. CNN
39. Cairo
40. Cabaret
41. Calico
42. Caddy Shack
43. Cadillac
44. Crying
45. Cruise (Tom)
46. Cerebrum
47. Claire
48. Cauliflower, Corn, Cucumber, Celery :
49. Coriander
50. China
51. Clot (Blood)
52. Canada
53. Captain Hook
54. Collywobbles
55. Caboose
56. Cassius Clay
57. Corn Flakes
58. Canada / U.S.A.
59. Couda, Shoudov.
60. C0-0p
61. Cleopatra
62. Cartigan
63. Carbonmonoxide
64. Charles Lindberg
65. Canyon (Grand)
66. Costa Rica
67. Cook (Tim)
68. Clicker
69. Carol Burnet
70. Chiefs
71. Cohen (Leonard)
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