1. The opening sentence of the main article here reads, “Back in the olden days, we had a lot of moxie.” “What this country needs is a lot of Moxie” was a slogan used for a:

  cereal
  soft drink
  beer
  candy bar

2. A doozy may be the shortening of the Duesenberg, a classy and expensive 1920s and ’30s:

  tuxedo
  yacht
  racehorse
  car

3. “Holy moley!” was the signature exclamation of:

  Batman
  Robin
  Superman
  Captain Marvel

4. Kilroy was here became the most popular piece of graffiti during:

  World War I
  World War II
  the Korean War
  the Vietnam War

5. “Is it bigger than a breadbox?” was popularized on the television quiz show:

  What’s My Line?
  Let’s Make a Deal
  The Price Is Right
  Double Your Money

6. The phrase iron curtain was first spoken on March 5, 1946, by:

  Franklin Roosevelt
  Harry Truman
  Joseph Stalin
  Winston Churchill

7. Fail-Safe was the title of a 1962 novel that inspired the film:

  Goldfinger
  Peyton Place
  Dr. Strangelove
  The China Syndrome

8. Regarding the term third world, the first two worlds were:

  Venus and Mars
  Communist and non-Communist countries
  The United States and Britain
  English-speaking and Spanish-speaking countries

9. “You look like the wreck of the Hesperus” refers to a poem by:

  Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
  Edgar Allan Poe
  Samuel Taylor Coleridge
  Emily Dickinson

10. “And awa-a-ay we go!” was a signature statement of:

  Milton Berle
  Sid Caesar
  Jack Carter
  Jackie Gleason