Can you pair the following descriptions to the color that matches? |
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- Strip At Top Of U.S. Flag
- 8 Ball In Pool
- Saffron
- Flag To Start/Restart NASCAR Race
- Carotene
- Flame When Copper Is Present
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- Black
- Orange
- Blue
- Red
- Yellow
- Green
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Try to match up the following White House dogs to their US President master. |
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- Buddy
- Liberty
- Bo/Sunny
- Millie
- Barney/Spot
- Rex
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- President H.W. Bush
- President Clinton
- President Reagan
- President George W. Bush
- President Ford
- President Obama
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Try to pair the names of these celebrity spokespeople with the products they endorsed. |
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- Joe Namath
- Jane Russell
- Brooke Shields
- Martha Raye
- Joe DiMaggio
- Karl Malden
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- Polident
- Mr. Coffee
- American Express Travelers Cheques
- Hanes Beautymist Pantyhose
- Playtex 18 Hour Bras & Girdles
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See if you can pair the names of these famous cartoon cats to the hints that match. |
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- Garfield
- Felix The Cat
- The Cheshire Cat
- Figaro
- Sylvester
- Tigger
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- Alice In Wonderland
- Sufferin’ Succotash
- Lasagna
- Winnie The Pooh
- Geppetto & Pinocchio
- Bag Of Tricks
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For June, Home Front Magazine tests your familiarity with abstract word pairings. See if you can match up the following word pairs that belong together. |
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- Desire
- Knowledge
- Courage
- Pleasure
- Love
- Truth
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- Trust
- Deception
- Will
- Strength
- Pain
- Power
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Springtime is the time of year for many marriages. See if you can match up the following celebrity couples who were once married. |
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- Julia Roberts
- Lisa Marie Presley
- Cindy Crawford
- Carmen Electra
- Brooke Shields
- Madonna
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- Sean Penn
- Andre Agassi
- Dennis Rodman
- Lyle Lovett
- Nicolas Cage
- Richard Gere
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Try to match up these well-known business duos. This should be an easy puzzle for all our readers who love to shop. |
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- Black
- Abercrombie
- Dolce
- Procter
- Barnes
- Ben
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- Gamble
- Jerry
- Fitch
- Decker
- Gabbana
- Noble
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Did you know that many states have an official fruit or berry? See if you can match these mouth-watering fruits with their official state. |
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- Pear
- Cherry
- Pumpkin
- Orange
- Grapefruit
- Huckleberry
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- Oregon
- Texas
- Idaho
- Florida
- New Hampshire
- Utah
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Test your memory by trying to match the following well-known 1970s sitcom male characters with their occupations. Good luck! |
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- Mike Brady
- Howard Cunningham
- Ted Baxter
- Darrin Stephens
- Felix Unger
- Archie Bunker
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- News Anchorman
- Architect
- Dock Foreman
- Hardware Store Owner
- Advertising Agent
- Photographer
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Since most of us overdid it during the holidays, our 2017 goals may include improvements in health and exercise. Try to pair these health-related descriptions to the names of those who famously match them. |
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- Godfather Of Fitness
- The ThighMaster
- Started VCR Exercise Videos
- Sweatin To The Oldies
- Vintage Female Icon Who Lifted Weights
- Mr. Universe
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- Jane Fonda
- Jack LaLanne
- Marilyn Monroe
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- Suzanne Somers
- Richard Simmons
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While most American children call the white-bearded man who brings gifts on Christmas Eve Santa, he is known by other names around the world. Try to match these names to their country of origin. |
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- Sinterklaas
- Pere Noel
- Father Christmas
- Ded Moroz
- Babbo Natale
- Papa Noel / El Nino Jesus
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- France
- Spain
- Italy
- The Netherlands
- England
- Russia
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Try to match these famous musical duos popular during the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. |
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- Ike
- Sam
- Richard
- Bobby Hatfield
- Simon
- Don
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- Karen
- Garfunkel
- Phil
- Tina
- Dave
- Bill Medley
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Celebrate Halloween by trying to match these famous actors with the monsters/creatures they portrayed. |
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- Boris Karloff
- Vincent Price
- Bela Lugosi
- Lon Chaney
- Ray Milland
- Lon Chaney Jr.
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- Dracula
- Hunchback Of Notre Dame
- The Thing With Two Heads
- The Wolf Man
- The Fly
- Frankenstein
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September is the month the new tv season officially begins. See if you can match up these classic tv characters with their famous nicknames. |
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- Michael Stivic
- Kathy Anderson
- Clarence Rutherford
- Laura Ingalls
- Gilligan
- Margaret Houlihan
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- Hot Lips
- Kitten
- Meathead
- Little Buddy
- Half- Pint
- Lumpy
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To honor the upcoming 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, Home Front Magazine tests your knowledge of U.S. male and female Olympic gold medalists from past summer games. See if you can match up these famous winners with the sport they received a gold medal in. |
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- Carl Lewis
- Shawn Johnson
- Mark Spitz
- Kerri Walsh
- Greg Louganis
- Kristin Armstrong
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- Volleyball
- Athletics (Track & Field)
- Cycling
- Diving
- Swimming
- Gymnastics
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With Great Britain going through some challenging times this summer, Home Front Magazine pays tribute to the 1960s music phenomenon known as the British Invasion. While the Beatles were arguably the most well-known group during this era, there were many others. See if you can match the following lead singers to the British bands they fronted. |
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- Eric Burdon
- Roger Daltrey
- Ray Davies
- Allan Clarke
- Peter Noone
- Mick Jagger
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- The Rolling Stones
- Herman’s Hermits
- The Hollies
- The Who
- The Animals
- The Kinks
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The summer just doesn’t feel like the summer without a visit to your favorite amusement park. This month Home Front Magazine goes retro. See if you can pair the following old fashioned amusement parks to the states they are in. |
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- Canobie Lake Park
- Idlewild
- Coney Island
- Bay Beach Amusement Park
- Lakeside Amusement Park
- Pacific Park
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- Wisconsin
- New Hampshire
- Colorado
- California
- Pennsylvania
- New York
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To celebrate the coming of Spring 2016, we ask you to test your knowledge by pairing the names of animals with their offspring. Try to match up the following obscure animals with their babies. |
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- Skunk
- Llama
- Cockroach
- Eagle
- Monkey
- Hog
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- Fkedgling
- Nymph
- Kit
- Shoat
- Infant
- Cria
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Try to match up the following musicians with the city they were born in. |
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- Paul Anka
- Bob Dylan
- Linda Ronstadt
- Stevie Wonder
- Jimi Hendrix
- Mama Cass Elliot
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- Tuscan, Arizona
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Saginaw, Michigan
- Duluth, Minnesota
- Seattle, Washington
- Baltimore, Maryland
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To celebrate Easter and the anticipated coming of spring, Home Front Magazine takes a look at some well-known fictional rabbits/bunnies. Try to match up the following hop-a-long characters with their counterparts. |
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- Peter Rabbit
- Rabbit
- The White Rabbit
- Bugs Bunny
- Rodger Rabbit
- Thumper
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- Winnie The Pooh
- Elmer Fudd
- Farmer McGregor
- Jessica Rabbit
- Bambi
- Alice
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This month, Home Front Magazine takes a look at character couples from well-known musicals. See if you can match up the following female characters from popular musicals with their male counterparts. |
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- Maria
- Grace
- Marian
- Sandy
- Audrey
- Sarah
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- Harold
- Danny
- Seymour
- Tony
- Sky
- Daddy Warbucks
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As December comes to a close and January begins, football fans often take part in the tradition of watching the College Bowl games. The following is a list of the more famous College Bowls and the cities that host them. Try your luck at matching these up. |
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- Rose Bowl
- Orange Bowl
- Citrus Bowl
- Sugar Bowl
- Fiesta Bowl
- Cotton Bowl
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- New Orleans
- Orlando
- Tempe/Glendale
- Pasadena
- Miami
- Dallas/Arlington
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The following holiday characters bring back warm memories of snuggling in front of the tv sharing the festive season. See if you can match up these iconic characters. |
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- Rudolph
- Linus
- Kris Kringle
- Frosty
- George Bailey
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- Jessica
- Cindy Lou Who
- Clarice
- Karen
- Mary Hatch
- Sally Brown
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A perfect way to celebrate the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday is to talk about pie. Try matching up these descriptions to their respective pies. |
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- This Is Actually A Cake
- Symbol Of U.S Pride
- English Pie Popular For Thanksgiving
- Florida Favorite
- Made Popular By Pennsylvania Dutch
- Christmas Pie From The U.K.
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- Shoofly Pie
- Pumpkin Pie
- Apple Pie
- Boston Creme Pie
- Mincemeat
- Key Lime Pie
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For many beer lovers. October means “Octoberfest” and the chance to try different brands and flavors of beer made available throughout the month. In celebration of beer with a more traditional taste, match up the following popular beer brands to their country of origin. |
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- Heineken
- Red Stripe
- Molson
- Guinness
- Singha
- Corona
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- Jamaica
- Thailand
- Canada
- Mexico
- Ireland
- The Netherlands
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Since the month of September is back to school time for many kids across the country, we thought it would be fun to test your television knowledge by matching up popular sitcoms with the fictional schools their teenage characters attended. Good luck and hope you get an A+. |
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- Save By The Bell
- Welcome Back Kotter
- The Wonder Years
- Happy Days
- The Brady Bunch
- The Patty Duke Show
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- Westfield High
- Brooklyn Heights High School
- Jefferson High
- Bayside High
- McKinley Senior High
- James Buchanan High
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August 12th is “Middle Child’s Day” honoring those kids who miss out on the perks that come with being the first born and the attention that comes with being the baby. See if you can match the first name to the last name of these famous sitcom middle children. |
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- Bud
- Darlene
- Jan
- Bobbie Jo
- Danny
- Richie
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- Partridge
- Brady
- Bradley
- Cunningham
- Anderson
- Conner
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From your favorite summertime movie classics, see if you can pair the male and female character names of these iconic couples. |
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- Gidget
- Molly
- Dee Dee
- Emily
- Laurie
- Deanie
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- Frankie
- Bud
- Johnny
- Steve
- Wayne
- Moondoggie
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Match the correct flower to the following description: |
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- This flower changes color from pink to blue depending on soil’s acidity level.
- The spice saffron comes from this flower.
- This flower symbolically means “beauty”
- In 1986 Congress voted to make this America’s National Flower.
- This flower is the national symbol of Japan
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- Rose
- Chrysanthemum
- Crocus
- Hydrangea
- Calla Lily
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Match up the following comedy duos. |
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- Martin
- Abbott
- Olsen
- Bob
- Burns
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- Johnson
- Allen
- Costello
- Lewis
- Ray
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See if you can match the following military nicknames to the individuals they belong to. |
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- Little Corporal
- Der Fuhrer
- Il Duce
- Blood n’ Guts
- Scourge of God
- Stonewall
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- Gen. James Patton
- Adolph Hitler
- Gen. Thomas Jackson
- Napoleon Bonaparte
- Benito Mussolini
- Attila the Hun
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Pair the following nicknames with their matching U.S. City. |
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- City of Brotherly Love
- Cable Car City
- Insurance City
- Windy City
- Hub City
- Motor City
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- Chicago
- San Francisco
- Detroit
- Boston
- Philadelphia
- Hartford
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Match the following special Winter holidays with the days on which they fall. |
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- All Souls Day
- Boxing Day (Britain/Canada)
- Day of Infamy
- Winter Solstice
- World War I is over in Europe
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- Dec. 21
- Nov. 11
- Nov. 2
- Dec. 26
- Dec. 7
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Match the following numerical descriptions with their corresponding number. |
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- Pints of blood in body
- Players on a hockey team
- Baker’s dozen
- Winning blackjack hand
- Blackbirds baked in a pie
- Sinbad’s voyages
- Famous ball you get behind
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- 24
- 7
- 12
- 8
- 6
- 13
- 21
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The games played during childhood can bring about some great memories of carefree days. See if you can match the following classic games with their descriptions. |
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- Spin the bottle
- Mumblety-Peg
- Red rover
- Kick the can
- Post office
- Fox and geese
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- Kick and object, run and hide
- Guess a number, then kiss who has that number
- Toss a jackknife in the grass
- Rotate object, then kiss who it points towards
- Chase around tracks made in the snow
- Break through line of opponents
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Celebrate Mother’s Day by matching the following famous mother-daughter pairs. |
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- Debbie Reynolds
- Judy Garland
- Tippi Hedren
- Lee Grant
- Janet Leigh
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- Dinah Manoff
- Jamie Lee Curtis
- Carrie Fisher
- Liza Minnelli
- Melanie Griffith
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See if you can match these past presidents with their vice presidents. |
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- Jimmy Carter
- Lyndon Johnson
- Harry Truman
- Dwight D. Eisenhower
- Richard Nixon
- Herbert Hoover
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- Richard Nixon
- Hubert H. Humphrey
- Spiro Agnew
- Albert Barkley
- Walter Mondale
- Charles Curtis
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