The person in this position is next in line to the presidency after the vice president.

He played Rocky Balboa on the big screen in the Rocky franchise

A sheep makes this sound.

Mount Rushmore is in this state.

This singer is remembered for his rendition of “Tiptoe Through the Tulips.”

This person became President Johnson’s vice president in 1965

He played Jimmy Stewart’s invisible friend in a movie by the same name.

This is another word for father or for the sound a
balloon makes as it bursts.

The Outer Banks are islands located in this state.

In 1958, this song was Max Bygraves’ hit about tulips.

This vice president, who served under Dwight D.
Eisenhower, became president after LBJ.

Ray Bolger played this brainless character in The Wizard of Oz.

This tool is used to chop wood.

Cape Kennedy was once called Cape Canaveral, and today it is called this.

In the 1600s, this was the name given to the manic buying and selling of tulip bulbs
as a commodity on the Amsterdam exchange.

He served two terms as vice president under Bill Clinton.

He played Don Lockwood and sang the title song in Singin’
in the Rain.

This is another way to say “Turn the lights down.” (Hint: “___ the lights.”)

This province in Canada is known for its Gold Rush in the 1800s—similar to the
California Gold Rush.

This is the most popular tulip color.

He served as George Washington’s vice president

Christopher Plummer played this character in Sound of
Music.

A child says this before saying “You’re it!”

This is the last North American city to host the Olympic Summer Games.

Tulips need a prolonged period of this type of weather to
bloom.