Riddle Number PE1
Clue 1: Born in 1954
Kosciusko, Mississippi.
Clue 2: 1990 was rated
one of the wealthiest and most powerful women in
America.
Clue 3: “The Color
Purple”
Clue 4: Famous
entertainer that was sued for comments about beef.
Riddle Number PE2
Clue 1: Born
in Tuscumbia, Alabama.
Clue 2: Student
of Anne Mansfield Sullivan.
Clue 3: Blind
and deaf from birth.
Clue 4: Graduated
from Radcliff College, a part of Harvard University, in 1904.
Riddle Number PE3
Clue 1: Jesse
Garon was an identical twin that died at birth.
Clue 2: Born
in Tupelo, Mississippi on January 8, 1935.
Clue 3: Had
a daughter named Lisa Marie.
Clue 4: Last
top 10 hit in 1972.
Riddle Number PE4
Clue 1: Born
in Gary, Indiana.
Clue 2: “I’ll
be There.”
Clue 3: Won
his/ her first Grammy in 1969.
Clue 4:
“_______ Five”
Riddle Number PE5
Clue 1: Worked for
brother Theo’s art gallery, Goupil.
Clue 2: Jean-Francis
Millet was one of his role models.
Clue 3: Cut off left
ear and gave it to Rachel in 1888.
Clue 4: Voluntary
patient at Saint-Paul-de, Mausole Asylum from 1889-1890.
Riddle Number PE6
Clue 1: Held highest
office in the land.
Clue 2: Had a house
in Spiegel Grove in Fremont, Ohio.
Clue 3: Nick name
was “Dark- Horse President”.
Clue 4: Was Ohio governor
for 3 terms.
Riddle Number PE7
Clue 1: The model
T. Is in the museum that bears his name.
Clue 2: Had a son
named Edsel B.
Clue 3: Died on April
17,1947 in Dearborn.
Clue 4: Paid workers
in Dearborn factory five dollars per day.
Riddle Number PE8
Clue 1: September,
490 B.C..
Clue 2: Died after
he yelled “Rejoice! We conquer!”
Clue 3: Destination
is on the same line of latitude as San Francisco
Clue 4: Some celebrate
by running 26.2 miles
Riddle Number PE9
Clue 1: Is known by
vexillologists all over the world.
Clue 2: John Hopkinson
designed it.
Clue 3: Met spouse
at Webster’s Upholstery Shop.
Clue 4: June 14, 1777.
Riddle Number PE10
Clue 1: In 1947, helped
break a baseball barrier that involved Jackie Robinson.
Clue 2: 1967, Baseball
Hall of Fame.
Clue 3: Coached the
Battling Bishops at one time.
Clue 4: When barrier
was broken, was the general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Riddle Number PE11
Clue 1: Is known as
“the Wizard...”
Clue 2: Grew up in
Milan, Ohio.
Clue 3: Recited “Mary
Had A Little Lamb.”
Clue 4: Built a factory
in Menlo Park, New Jersey.
Riddle Number PE12
Clue 1: Painted in
the Sistine Chapel.
Clue 2: 1534, left
Florence to live in Rome for thirty years.
Clue 3: Was the greatest
sculptor of the sixteenth century.
Clue 4: Madonna was
first famous statue.
Riddle Number PE13
Clue 1: Is “the way,
the truth, and the light.”
Clue 2: 40 degrees,
37 minutes North, and 75 degrees, 25 minutes West.
Clue 3: A descendant
of King David.
Clue 4: “What Child
is This?”
Riddle Number PE14
Clue 1: Discovered
America first.
Clue 2: Has a statue
in the city at 64 degrees 9 minutes North, 21 degrees 5 minutes west.
Clue 3: His father
was exiled from the land of frozen H2O.
Clue 4: Discovered
an island that’s name is the color of “Kyptonite.
Riddle Number PE15
Clue 1: Member of
”Black Muslims”
Clue 2: Leading spokesman
for the “Nation of Islam”
Clue 3: Assassinated
Feb.2,1965
Clue 4: “By any means
necessary”
Riddle Number PE16
Clue 1: Great sculptor
and painter.
Clue 2: Two teachers:
Domenico Ghirlandaio (1449-1494) and Bertoldo de’
Giovanni (1420-1491).
Clue 3: Sistine Chapel.
Clue 4: Born in Caprese
near Florence , Italy.
Riddle Number PE17
Clue 1: Played a major
role in WW2 as a General; did not command a PT boat
Clue 2: A high executive
officer
Clue 3: Became “commander
in chief” when the U.S. flag had 48 stars
Clue 4: Had a putting
green installed in the White House Lawn and was the only one of his
office to make a hole-in-one during a golf game.
Riddle Number PE18
Clue 1: Ascended to
the thrown on June 28,1762.
Clue 2: Issued the
first manifesto for the country.
Clue 3: Declared peace
with Sweden in 1790.
Clue 4: Married to
Czar Karl Ulrich, or Peter the III
Riddle Number PE19
Clue 1: I was born
in 69 B.C.
Clue 2: I was lover
to Antony and Caesar
Clue 3: Antony was
married to me and Octavia
Clue 4: I was the
last pharaoh
Riddle Number PE20
Clue 1: Responsible
for sending the famous fleet of cargo ships to the Land of Punt.
Clue 2: Deir el-Bahri.
Clue 3: Had one daughter
Nefrure.
Clue 4: Brought peace
and prosperity to the land of the Nile.
Riddle Number PE21
Clue 1: Scientist
and statesman.
Clue 2: Born in Jan.17
1706, in Boston and died April 17, 1790, in Philadelphia.
Clue 3: Invented the
lighting rod and the bifocal glasses.
Clue 4: Experimented
with lightening, kites, and keys.
Riddle Number PE22
Clue 1: They were
stars of comedy in the 30’s.
Clue 2: “Soup to Nuts”
Clue 3: Comedian for
Metro Goldwym Mayer.
Clue 4: Two brothers’
last names were “Howard.”
Riddle Number PE23
Clue 1: Famous
American rapper/ actor.
Clue 2: Featured
in movie “Gridlocked.”
Clue 3: East
west coast rival with the Notorios B.I.G..
Clue 4: Made
albums such as “All Eyez on Me.”
Riddle Number PE24
Clue 1: I was
killed in the war of 1812 but, it was 1813.
Clue 2: My brother
was nick named “The Prophet.”
Clue 3: I spoke
three languages Shawnee, English, and British.
Clue 4: I battled
on Lake Erie, Ohio.
Riddle Number PE25
Clue 1: Veni,
Vidi, Vici.
Clue 2: An Ohio
college mascot has the same name as my best friend.
Clue 3: The
Ides of March.
Clue 4: “Pizza
Pizza”
Riddle Number PE26
Clue 1: Born
on Shadwell Plantation - Virgina.
Clue 2: Ran
for President against the Federalist John Adams.
Clue 3: Established
a system of free public education in his own state.
Clue 4: Founded
the University of Virgina.
Riddle Number PE27
Clue 1: Known
as “ American Beatles”.
Clue 2: First
episode on NBC TV, September 12, 1966.
Clue 3: One
changed his last name from Thorkelson to Tork.
Clue 4: “Missing
Links,” “Live,” Listen to The Band,” and “Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn,
& James.”
Riddle Number PE28
Clue 1: Married
Alice Hathaway Lee and Edith Kermit Carow.
Clue 2: Governer
of New York State in 1898.
Clue 3: Persuaded
Congress to support the Hepburn Railroads Rate Bill, Pure Food and
Drug Bill,
Federal Inspections of Stockyards and Packing Houses Bill, and limited
employer’s liability.
Clue 4: “Rough
Riders”
Riddle Number PE29
Clue 1: Led NFL team
to 5 titles.
Clue 2: #15
Clue 3: Was awarded
the first “Bryan White Award.”
Clue 4: There is an
award named after him.
Riddle Number PE30
Clue 1: Father was
a physician.
Clue 2: Father was
Nichomachus.
Clue 3: Was born in
Stagira a small town in northern Greece.
Clue 4: Studied with
Plato in Athens.
Riddle Number PE31
Clue 1: Silver Jubilee
in 1977.
Clue 2: Ascended to
the throne at age 27
Clue 3: Holds the
title “Grace by God.”
Clue 4: Nickname “Lilibet.”
Riddle Number PE32
Clue 1: They were
originally the “Quarry Men.”
Clue 2: John
was killed in New York on December 8, 1980.
Clue 3: In 1968
“Hey Jude” becomes their biggest hit ever.
Clue 4: They’re
from Liverpool, England.
Riddle Number PE33
Clue 1: “Hey Joe”
the “Haze” isn’t “Purple.”
Clue 2: Played at
“Woodstock 1.”
Clue 3: “Jimmy James
and the Blue Flames.”
Clue 4: Played backup
guitar for Little Richard and B.B. King.
Riddle Number PE34
Clue 1: Was once a
slave for Moses Carver.
Clue 2: In 1894, graduated
from Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts.
Clue 3: In 1896 became
Tuskegee Institute’s Director of Agricultural Research.
Clue 4: In 1896 began
an exhaustive series of experiments with peanuts.
Riddle Number PE35
Clue 1: Had a famous
equation.
Clue 2: Helped create
a bomb in 1945.
Clue 3: Served as
an advisor to the U.S. Navy in World War Two.
Clue 4: Was born in
Wurttemburg ,Germany.
Riddle Number PE36
Clue 1: Born in Tuskegee,
Alabama.
Clue 2: “The only
tired I was, was tired of giving in.”-quote
Clue 3: Boycott lasted
ffor 382 days from December of 1955.
Clue 4: Helped blacks
get equal rights.
Riddle Number PE37
Clue 1: Was the leader
of a nonviolent independence movement.
Clue 2: Last name
means “grocer” in Gujerati.
Clue 3: saty a graha
Clue 4: Martin Luther
King Jr. adopted this nonviolent philosophy
Riddle Number PE38
Clue 1 : Her uncle’s
nickname was “Teddy”
Clue 2 : First lady
for 13 years
Clue 3 : In the movie
“Annie” Daddy Warbucks talks to her and her husband.
Clue 4 : fought for
equal rights for women
Riddle Number PE39
Clue 1: born on April
20,1889 in Braunau Am Inn, Austria
Clue 2: Died in 1945
in a bunker in Berlin, Germany
Clue 3. Courageous
soldier, received the Iron Cross for bravery, rose to the rank of Lance
Corporal
Clue 4: Code name
Valkyrie
Riddle Number PE40
Clue 1: One of the
100 richest people in the world.
Clue 2: Changed our
technology dramatically.
Clue 3: “Business
@ The Speed of Thought”
Clue 4: CEO, M.S.
Corp.
Riddle Number PE41
Clue 1: The second
of two was born on the 16th of April, 1867.
Clue 2: Their father,
who had been appointed bishop, moved them and their family
to Iowa, only to move back to 7 Hawthorn Street five years later.
Clue 3: Their shop in Dayton
opened in 1893.
Clue 4: Their shop from
Dayton now sits in the home of Henry Ford, in the village of the Green
Field.
Riddle Number PE42
Clue 1: Was awarded
the first Bryan White Award.
Clue 2: Has an award
named after him.
Clue 3: Led an NFL
team to 5 titles.
Clue 4: #15
Riddle Number PE43
Clue 1: Holds record
for the most points in a game in his league.
Clue 2: Los Angeles
Lakers, 1968.
Clue 3: Total career
points is 31,419.
Clue 4: Played for
the Harlem Globetrotters in 1958.
Riddle Number PE44
Clue 1: A member of
an Olympic Team,
Clue 2: Voted “athlete
of the year” in 1995.
Clue 3: Was the youngest
olympian to win the gold medal.
Clue 4: Got a divorce
from her parents.
Riddle Number PE45
Clue 1: Was
a magnificent artist,
Clue 2: Born and lived
in Vinci , Italy
Clue 3: Wrote backwards
so that only people with mirrors could read his work and only rich people
had mirrors.
Clue 4: The leader
Ninja Turtle named after him.
Riddle Number PE46
Clue 1: The “Super
Bowl Shuffle”
Clue 2: 2,000 rushing
mark in a single season
Clue 3: Went to Jackson
State College
Clue 4: Football Round
Up’s “College Player of the Year”
Riddle Number PE47
Clue 1: Servant of
Orle’anes
Clue 2: Defeated English
at Patay
Clue 3: White Armor
Clue 4: Heard Gods’
voice in a garden
Riddle Number PE48
Clue 1: Ford’s Theater
Clue 2: Freed the
slaves
Clue 3: Born in Kentucky
Clue 4: Murdered by
John Wilkes Booth
Riddle Number PE49
Clue 1: Had a sixth
finger on one hand.
Clue 2: Crowned monarch
in Westminster Hall in London, England.
Clue 3: Second spouse
of a monarch in England.
Clue 4: Executed at
the Tower Green, Tower of London
Riddle Number PE50
Clue 1: www.fulton.k12.ga.us/school_list/index.html
- The only elementary school that begins with “T.”
Clue 2: 1908, opened
the John Brown Home for “old and indegent colored people”
Clue 3: “The Moses
of her people”
Clue 4: Parents were
Benjamin and Harriet Ross
Riddle Number PE51
Clue 1: Died on August
31, 1997
Clue 2: Ty Beanie
Baby bear
Clue 3: Candle In
The Wind
Clue 4: Harry and
William
Riddle Number PE52
Clue 1: created the
Continental Army
Clue 2: secretary
of the treasury was Alexander Hamilton
Clue 3: married
Martha Dandridge Custis
Clue 4: Mount Vernon
Riddle Number PE53
Clue 1: Married at
the age of 18 and married Anne Hathaway.
Clue 2: Stars like
Richard Barbage and Willliam Sly got big parts such as lead roles in tragedies.
Clue 3: No professional
experiance in any field except theatre.
Clue 4: Julius Caesar,
Anthony and Cleopatra.
Riddle Number PE54
Clue 1: 43rd to serve
Clue 2: Served in
the Texas Air National Guard.
Clue 3: Served as
leader of the “Lonestar State”.
Clue 4: Lives in the
“ Western Limestone Whitehouse “.
Riddle Number PE55
Clue 1: Overthrew
Coup d’ Etat.
Clue 2: Crowned self
Emperor of France
Clue 3: Defeated by
Admeral Horatio Nelson at the Battle of the Nile.
Clue 4: Exiled to
Elba (which only lasted 100 days). Then after another defeat was
exiled to the
islands off of the south western
part of Africa.
Riddle Number PE56
Clue 1: a very large
reason for the Civil War
Clue 2: an abolitionist
Clue 3: her husband
was Calvin Stowe
Clue 4: a member of
a remarkable family (her father was Lyman _____ )
Riddle Number PE57
Clue1: I spent most
of my time in Hyde Park.
Clue2: In office while
fighting Adolf Hitler.
Clue3: In office longer
than enyone.
Clue4: Because of
my disease I sat in a wheel chair.
Riddle Number PE58
Clue1: First name
was Karol
Clue2: I was the second
and knew the first
Clue3: Was elected
October 16, 1978
Clue4: Born in Wadowice,
Poland.
Riddle Number PE59
Clue 1: fought George
Foreman in 1974.
Clue 2: Won a gold
metal at the Olmpics in 1960.
Clue 3: In 1983 he
was inducted into the Olympics Hall of Fame.
Clue 4: In 1976 he
starred in a film bio “The Greatest”.
Riddle Number PE60
Clue 1: In 1918 was
a member of a Red Cross unit
Clue 2. Animator of
the film Mary Poppins
Clue 3. For nine months
he was an Ambulance driver in France at the end of World War 1
Clue 4. Began partnership
with his brother Roy and they began a production company.
Riddle Number PE61
Clue 1: Scientist
and statesman.
Clue 2: Born April
17, 1706 in Boston. Died January 17, 1790 in Philadelphia.
Clue 3: Invented the
lightning rod and bifocal glasses.
Clue 4: Experiemented
wtih lightning, kites, and keys
Riddle Number PE62
Clue 1: Stars of comedy
in the 1930s
Clue 2: “Soup to Nuts”
Clue 3: Comedies for
“Metro Goldwyn Mayer”
Clue 4: Two brothers
last name was “Howard”
Riddle Number PE63
Clue 1: Undisputed
heavyweight champion four times.
Clue 2: Won a bronze
in the 1984 Olympics
Clue 3: Won the National
“Golden Glove” Championship
Clue 4: One of five
people who have beaten George Foreman
Riddle Number PE64
Clue 1: A huge commemorative
statue is in Scotland.
Clue 2: Born near
Paisley, Renfenue, Scotland around 1270 C.E.
Clue 3: Executed in
1305 C.E.; hanged, disemboweled, quartered
Clue 4: Sword is 62
inches long.
Riddle Number PE65
Clue 1: Played for
the New York Yankees.
Clue 2: Was MVP 3
times; 1939, 1941, 1947
Clue 3: Twice the
top scorer for his team.
Clue 4: Married to
Marilyn Monroe.
Riddle Number PE66
Clue 1: Married in
1479 to daughter of Porto Santa’s governor.
Clue 2: Born in Genoa,
Italy.
Clue 3: “Admiral of
the Ocean Sea.”
Clue 4: Four voyages.
Riddle Number PE67
Clue 1: Home was bombed.
Clue 2: Most famous
leader of the Civil Rights Movement.
Clue 3: Led the March
on Washington in 1963.
Clue 4: Awarded the
Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.
That's all folks!
