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1. President Clinton and his family had a pet named Socks. What kind of pet was it?
2. In 1589, the first sock-knitting machine was invented by Rev. William Lee. What country was he from?
3. An important memory for a lot of adults was playing with this toy in their childhood. It served as a sort of pretend friend. What was this toy?
4. The phrase "sock it to me" has been around for years, but it became popular because of a certain television show that was on in the late 1960s to the early 1970s. What was the name of that show?
5. When people hear the word sock, they generally think of the items of clothing that keeps their feet warm. However, it is also a verb. What does it mean when someone "socks" someone else?
6. Hosiery-style socks, usually made of nylon, are often referred to as stockings. There is a major league baseball team that was actually named for stockings. Which of these teams is it?
7. This phrase basically means to surprise or shock someone. "I'm going to --- their socks off." What goes in the blank?
8. Where is a sock hop usually held?
9. In the late 1950s, early 1960s, there was a well-known ventriloquist named Shari Lewis. She is best remembered for a special sock puppet. What did she name that puppet?
10. Per the title of this quiz, what is the most well-known way to fix socks with holes?
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