Alphabet Trivia, all answers begin with the letter "S"

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ALPHABET TRIVIA "S"

All answers begin with the letter "S".

1. Most people didn't see it but his super hero's picture was on the wall in almost every Seinfeld TV show:

2. Big Bird, Snuffleupagus and Oscar live on this street:

3. If at first you don't succeed you should try this:

4. This sex book shocked customers in French book stores:

5. This country is famous for bullfighting:

6. This devise is used to measure a racing event:

7. She won an award for her part in 'Casino', she often bought braces for Larry King when she appeared on his TV talk show:

8. These sea animals hold hands while sleeping to prevent drifting apart:

9. This is a flat triangler shaped bone. It connects with the humerus at the glenohumeral joint as well as the clavicle :

10. This is considered the biggest organ in the human body:

11. This city is the home of Amazon (Prime) on line:

12. This mighty river separates eastern Canada and the U.S.A.:

13. This is a popular board word game:

14. ABBA call this country home:

15. Ernest HEMINGWAY wrote about a war in this country:

16. In 1937 this horse won the "TRIPLE CROWN" :

17. This is the world's most expensive spice :

18. This is California's capital city:

19. This is a pre-wedding event held for the groom:

20. Blue Orign (Jeff Bezos), Virgin Galactic (Richard Branson), and Space X (Elon Musk) are all involved in this challenge :

21. There are approximately this many people living in the world as at 2023:

22. This Blind singer song writer wrote "I Just Called to Say I Love You". "That Girl", "and "Part Time Lover". He has won 25 Garmmy Awards:

23. This the name of the NFL football championship game:

24. This is a 1993 epic historical drama moive based on German/Polish 'World War Two' events, film directed by Steven Spielberg:

25. This is a famous piano brand:

26. John Travolta was Tony Manero in this 1977 movie:

27. This lemon lime soda drink was first introduced in 1929:

28. Old train engines were powered coal or wood which created :

29. According to Goggle, "Nike" is the world's largest manufacturer of this wearable product:

30. Experts now say this North American "S" bird is almost extinct due to chemical spraying:

31. This (S and V) is a tasty popular potato chip:

32. He was the Oscar Winning actor in the 2004 movie "Mystic River":

33. Bee's Do It :

34. This country is famous for "Ikea", "Abba", and "Meatballs":

35. This is an English fictional detective who can solve the trickiest of problems through close observation and attention to the smallest detail, plus he has a phenomenal memory. His sidekick is Dr. Watson :

36. John Montagu invented this popular bread snack and then became an English Earl :

37. Two American states have this word in their names:

38. This has become a popular downhill sport (Not Sking) :

39. Her original name was Sue, she changed her name to this to make it more interesting. She has appeared in over 60 films and won numerous awards in "Alien", "Annie Hall', "Ripley, "Working Girl", Gorilla's in the Mist", and "Ghost Busters":

40. The country of Figi has never had this fall from the sky :

41. This country is famous for "Fondue", "Chocolate" and "Banking" :

42. A kinder word describing a person who is somewhat overweight:

43.This has become popular with morning eggs, replacing bacon:

44. This is currently one of the most powerful marketing words:

45. In the final test you will have fly in this manner to receive your pilot's license:

46. This city was named after their 'World War Two Russian leader':

47. He was the main judge of the "Voice" talent show for 14 years, (2008 to 2022) :

48. He earned millions while playing 'Ross Geller' on TV's "Friends":

49. This retired Russian tennis blond beauty has been chosen as "The Face of Avon". She had a baby son named Theodore:

50. This American state is bordered by Montana and Nebraska :

51. This actors movies inlcude "Iron Man", "Inglorious Bastards", "Pulp Fiction", "Django Unchained", "Iron Man" :

52. This is a "S" garden plant with a slender climbing stems and large fragrant flowers :

53. Nudity is perfectly legal in this European country :

54. This a treat, ice cream with a topping of nuts, syrup and crushed fruit :

55. This Scandinavian country borders Finland and Norway :

56. This is Seattle's NFL football team :

57. This collection of body parts, clavicle, scapula and humerus are located together in this area of the body :

58. Her movies include "Gravity" and "The Blind Side", She is recognized for donating $1 million to the Red Cross on five different occasions :

59. This a Chinese dish that is spicy, oily and peppery :

60. This is the largest and most populous island in the Medirerranian sea :

61. Donand Duck (not Mickey Mouse) is the most popular Disney character in this Scandanavian country :

62. You will find Mount Rushmore with The President's faces carved out in this American state :

63. Two of her many great movies include "Sophie's Choice" and "The Iron Lady" :

64. Made from this fur you will have a very expensive fur coat :

65. He invented the saxaphone :

66. He has written over 20 excellent novels based on the title word "Prey":

67. He won a Best Actor award for his part in "American Beauty"

68. As of 2023 there were nine members of this American highest court :

69. This Idaho river is 425 miles in length, has fast moving water and dangerous rapids. It is named after a fish:

70. The Montreal Canadians were the first team to win this hockey trophy (1883). It was then presented to the winning NHL team each year thereafter :

71. She played a boxer in the movie "Million Dollar Baby"

72. Montana and North Dakota border this Canadian Province :

73. This popular female author wrote "Tailspin". "The Witness". "Out Fox". and "Mirror Image". Each book with a touch of heavy sex :

74. This a group of four people who play string music together :

75. If this body part is grouchy a Tum's might solve the problem :

76. This author has sold over 350 million books, most based on horror, fear, terror, and fright. He has a huge audience of readers who love to scared :

77. The KOTTBULLAR (meat balls) are sold in the IKEA stores, they are packaged in this country :

78. This CBS television weekly Sunday evening show created by Don Hewitt and Bill Leonard originated in 1968. From the very beginning offering a unique style and format :

79. This is a blend of fruits and Vegetables that became popularin the 1960, then became mainstream in the 1990s. Now sold in coffee shops and cafes providing a fresh new very healthy sugarless treat. A frozen pre-mixed bag now available in grocery stores to blend at home :

80. This author wrote "Grapes of Wrath", "East of Eden", Cannery Row" plus many more famous books :

81. Saskatoon is the capital of this Canadian province :

82. This Europen country not directly involved in World War Two :

83. Damascus believe to be the world's oldest city is located in this country :

84. This is the only red fruit with seeds on the outside :

85. This actress won the Acdemy award for her part in "Dear Man Walking" :

86. She is best known as the star of live action T.V. series "Wonder Woman". Crowned Miss World U.S.A. in 1972, also won swimming awards. (Age 72 2023) :

87. This movie man directed "Jaws" :

88. This is a waterway passage providing an opening into the Mediterranian Sea from the Atlantic Ocean :

89. This is a fist sized organ found in the upper left side of your abdomen next to your stomach and behind your left ribs :

90. Arachnophobia is the fear of this creature :

91.The country of 'Suriname' is located on this continent :

92. This very popular TV show featurers potential investors interviewing entrepreneurs presenting new business, products or services :

93. This black actor won a 'Best Actor Oscar (2002)' for his part in "Lilies of the Field" :

: 94.This African country is bordered by Namibia, Botaswana, and Zimbabwe :

95. The comedian Jerry Seinfeld said that life is to short to do this with a mushroom :

96. This famous Beatle said "Women and Elephants never forget" :

97. La Tomatina is a festival held in this country where a tomato fight includes people throwing hundreds, possibly thousands, of ripe tomatos at one another, leaving the streets a sea of tomato juice :

98. He died much to young, he has been called the father of the digital world and largely responsible for the millions of I Phones used each day worldwide : :

99. This African country is bordered by Egypt, Chad, and Ethiopia :

100. This Pixar, 'Toy Story' creator said "Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life" :

101. In 2023 it was reported that he was building a huge bar featuring physical public games for his customers in Las Vegas. They have opened successfully in several other locations :

102. This small south Asian country became independent in 1965. It is a diamond shaped island, 283 square miles, popualtion 5.4 million, largly Asian decent (Chinese). The country is very modern, wealthy, and works to ensure good health for it population. :

Solutions!

1. Superman

2. Sesame Street

3. Sky Diving

4. Sex For Dummies

5. Spain

6. Stop Watch

7. Sharon Stone

8. Sea Otters

9. Scapula

10. Skin

11. Seattle

12. St. Lawrence River

13. Scrabble

14. Sweden

15. Spain

16. Sea Biscuit

17. Saffron

18. Sacramento

19. Stag

20. Spacecraft

21. Eight Billion

22. Stevie Wonder

23. Super Bowl

24. Schindler's List

25. Steinway

26. Saturday Night Fever

27. Seven Up (7 UP)

28. Steam

29. Shoes

30. Swallows (Barn)

31. Salt and Vinegar

32. Sean Penn

33. Sting

34. Sweden

35. Sherlock Holmes

36. Sandwich

37. South

38. Snow Boarding

39. Sigourney Weaver

40. Snow

41. Switzerland

42. Stout

43. Sausages

44. Save

45. Solo (fly)

46. Stalingrad

47. Shelton (Blake)

48. Schwimmer (David)

49. Sharapova

50. South Dakota

51. Samuel Jackson

52. Sweet Pea

53. Spain

54. Sundae

55. Sweden

56. Sea Hawks

57. Shoulder

58. Sandra Bullock

59. Szech-uan

60. Sicily

61. Sweden

62. South Dakota

63. Meryl Streep

64. Sable

65. Sax (Adolphe)

66. Sanford (John)

67. Spacey (Kevin)

68. Supreme

69. Salmon River

70. Stanley Cup

71. Swank (Hilary)

72.Saskatchewan

73.Sandra Brown

74. String Quartet

75. Stomach

76. Stephen King

77. Sweden

78. Sixty Minutes

79. Smoothie

80. Steinbeck (John)

81. Saskatchewan

82. Switzerland

83. Syria

84. Strawberries

85. Susan Sarandon

86. Lynn Carter

87. Spielberg

88. Straight of Girbralter

89. Spleen :

90. Spiders

91. South America

92. Shark Tank

93. Sidney Poitier

94. South Africa

95. Stuff It

96. Starr (Ringo)

97. Spain

98. Steve Jobs

99. Sudan

100. Steve Jobs

101. Shelton (Blake)

102. Singapore

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