General Trivia 2 Flashcards

1
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On an old-fashioned rotary phone,what number requires the longest turn of the dial?

A

0 *CORRECT*

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On an ’80s TV series, a plucky orphan named Penelope Brewster was better known as what?

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PUNKY

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On average, what denomination of U.S. paper currency remains in circulation the longest?

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100 DOLLAR BILL

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On average, what is the most abundant gas released into the atmosphere by a volcano?

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WATER VAPOR

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On average,a healthy person’s resting heart rate falls into which of these ranges of “beats per minute”?

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60-100 *CORRECT*

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On December 21, 1864, General Sherman’s famous “March to the Sea” concluded with the capture of what Southern city?

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SAVANNAH

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On dress shirts,button-down,spread and tab are popular types of what?

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COLLAR

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On food packaging, a circle with a “U” indicates that the food is certified as what?

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KOSHER

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On HBO’s “Entourage,” movie star Vincent Chase stars in all but which of these fictional movies?

A

VALENTINO

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On his past troubles,who admitted to Leno on a 2011 “Tonight Show” appearance, “I realized I was pretty much LOSING”?

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CHARLIE SHEEN

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On his show “Man v Food,” host Adam Richman won the “Davy Jones Locker Challenge” by eating 7 pounds of what?

A

SEAFOOD

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On his talk show “Maury,” host Maury Povich famously says to some of his guests “you are NOT” what?

A

THE FATHER

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On Home Depot’s web site, “islands” are items marked for what room of the house?

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KITCHEN

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On March 4, 2010, baby Cecelia Marie Halpert was “born” on an emotional episode of what hit TV series?

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THE OFFICE

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On television, Dr. Gregory House’s apartment number is “221B,” a nod to what famous literary sleuth’s address?

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SHERLOCK HOMES

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On the 2010 Forbes 400 list, what billionaire identifies himself as residing in Medina, Washington?

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BILL GATES

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On the 2010 Fortune Global 500 list of the world’s largest companies,3 of the top 4 are in what sector?

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OIL

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On the cartoon series Scooby-Doo, Where Are You, which character usually wears an ascot?

A

FRED

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On the children’s TV “Dora the Explorer,” Dora’s best friend Boots is what kind of animal?

A

MONKEY

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On the classic sitcom “Happy Days,” what was the name of Richie’s practical joke-loving buddy,played by actor Don Most?

A

RALPH MALPH

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On the classic sitcom “I Love Lucy,” Lucy often went on auditions using what maiden name instead of Mrs. Ricardo?

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MCGILLICUDDY

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On the classic TV series “The Brady Bunch,”what is the name of the Brady family dog?

A

TIGER

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On the classic TV series “Welcome Back Kotter” what subject did Mr. Kotter teach?

A

SOCIAL STUDIES

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On the E! reality TV series, “The Girls Next Door,” who are the girls next door?

A

PLAYBOY MODELS

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On the Fahrenheit scale, 98.6 degrees is generally considered to be what?

A

BODY TEMPERATURE

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On the FDA Nutrition Facts food label,the abbreviation “DV” stands for “daily” what?

A

VALUE

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On the front of a U.S. Social Security Card,what images appear on the left and right hand edges?

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CLASSICAL COLUMNS

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On the Great Seal of the United States,the eagle holds in its beak a scroll bearing what Latin phrase?

A

E PLURIBUS UNUM

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On the human body, the area of skin known as “The T-zone” is located where?

A

FACE

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30
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On the human body, the intercostal muscles are located where?

A

RIBS

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31
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On the Internet, the abbreviation “LOL” typically denotes which of these emotional states?

A

AMUSEMENT

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On the New York Stock Exchange,what company uses the apt stock symbol “ZZ”?

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SEALY

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On the pronunciation of her last name, what actress has explained that it’s “like the lettuce?”

A

REBECCA ROMIJN

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On the Simpsons, what member of the Simpson family is commonly seen sucking on a pacifier?

A

MAGGIE

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On the TV series “Community,” the main characters become friends after they all take part in a what?

A

SPANISH STUDY GROUP

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36
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On the TV series “Diff’rent Strokes,” Arnold often poses what signature question to his brother,Willis?

A

WHAT’ CHU TALKIN’ ‘BOUT?

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37
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On the TV series “Sesame Street,” what is the full name of the muppet known as The Count?

A

COUNT VON COUNT

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38
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On the TV series “The Fugitive,” Dr.Richard Kimble pursues a man with what physical trait?

A

ONE ARM

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On the TV series “The Simpsons,” Marge has the same maiden name as what First Lady?

A

JACQUELINE KENNEDY

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On the TV show “Throwdown,” chefs are challenged to a cook-off of their signature dish by what star chef?

A

BOBBY FLAY

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On the TV sitcom “How I Met Your Mother,” what actor provides the voice of the unseen narrator?

A

BOB SAGET

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42
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On the ’90s sitcom “Blossom,” Joey Lawrence’s character is known for what concise catchphrase?

A

WHOA!

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43
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On the “Arsenio hall Show,” a special section of the studio audience was called a what?

A

DOG POUND

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44
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On TLC’s “19 Kids & Counting,” all 19 children in the Duggar family have first names that begin with what?

A

J

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45
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On TV’s “Family Guy,” creator Seth MacFarlane voices all but which of these members of the Griffin family?

A

CHRIS

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46
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On TV’s “Glee,” the glee club’s main competition is a 26-member show choir at Carmel High named what?

A

VOCAL ADRENALINE

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47
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On TV’s “The Muppet Show,” what muppet is often seen chained to his drum set?

A

ANIMAL

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48
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On Twitter,a proper “Twaiku” poem consists of 140 characters or fewer and how many syllables?

A

17

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49
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On what classic TV game show do contestants frequently chant “No Whammies”?

A

PRESS YOUR LUCK

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On what TV series do the judges regularly accuse the contestants of being “pitchy?”

A

AMERICAN IDOL

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51
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On which date do all the places in the Earth experience 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness?

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MARCH 21ST

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52
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On “Gilligan’s Island,” Captain Jonas Grumby of the S.S. Minnow was known by what nautical nickname?

A

THE SKIPPER

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53
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On “Saturday Night Live,” David Spade popularized the catchphrase “buh-bye” in his role as a what?

A

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

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54
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On “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King” soundtrack, Renee Fleming sings in what language?

A

SINDARIN

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On “The Lord Of The Rings:The Return of The King” soundtrack,Renee Fleming sings in what language?

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SINDARIN

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56
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Once believed to ward off evil spirits,a Greek wedding tradition involves the ceremonious smashing of what?

A

PLATES

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57
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Once dubbed “The Notorious B.A.G.” by the media, Brian Austin Green starred in what ’90s teen drama?

A

BEVERLY HILLS,90210

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Once dubbed “The Notorious B.A.G.” by the media,Brian Austin Green starred in what ’90s teen drama?

A

BEVERLY HILLS,90210

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Once featured on a TV infomercial, the Flowbee is a haircutting device that works with what household appliance?

A

VACUUM CLEANER

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Once ranked #1 for a record 237 weeks,tennis great Roger Federer hails from what country?

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SWITZERLAND

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One of at least 50 children born to a construction mogul,Osama Bin Laden was,until 1994,a citizen of what country?

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SAUDI ARABIA

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62
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One of Hollywood’s funniest movie quotes,”Well,nobody’s perfect!” is the last line of what classic film?

A

SOME LIKE IT HOT

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One of the coaches on the talent show “The Voice,” Adam Levine is best known as the frontman for what rock band?

A

MAROON 5

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One of the great ’90s fashion fads, “Zubaz” were brightly-colored what?

A

PANTS

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One of the most translated books in the world, Anne Frank’s original diary was published in what language?

A

DUTCH

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One of the sport’s most famous players,Prince William captained what team at the University of St.Andrews?

A

WATER POLO

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One of the world’s steepest streets in a major city,Filbert Street is located where?

A

SAN FRANCISCO

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One of “The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills,” Camille Grammer is the ex-wife of the star of what TV sitcom?

A

FRASIER

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69
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One week comprises approximately what percentage of a year?

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2%

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ontaining a purposely misspelled word, the title of Quentin Tarantino’s 2009 WWII epic is written how?

A

INGLORIOUS BASTARDS

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Opponents of genetically modified food often refer to it by what “scary” name?

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FRANKENFOOD

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72
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Opposed by Apple, using unapproved software on your iPhone is popularly referred to as what?

A

JAILBREAKING

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73
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Oregon’s George Fox University is named in honor of the founder of what religious movement?

A

QUAKER

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74
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Originally developed by NASA in the ’70s, memory foam is often used to make which of these household items?

A

MATTRESSES

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Originally en vogue in the early 1900s, a “craftsman” is a simplistic style of what?

A

HOUSE

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Originally made in Canada, canola is a vegetable oil made from what crop?

A

RAPESEED

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Originally made in Germany, traditional Rumple Minze schnapps is known for what distinctive flavor?

A

PEPPERMINT

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Originally sung by Peggy Lee and covered by Madonna, the song “Fever” mentions what famously amorous pair

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ROMEO AND JULIET

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Originally used by American Indians,the term “pow-wow” is now mainly used to refer to a what?

A

MEETING

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Originally voiced by John Goodman, which of the five animated M&M’s “spokescandies” is a peanut M&M

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YELLOW

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Originally,a “pound cake” recipe called for a pound of butter plus a pound of all but which of the following?

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SALT

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82
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Originating in Turkey, sultanas are a flavorful variety of what food?

A

RAISINS

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83
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Orzo is a type of Italian pasta shaped like what?

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GRAINS OF RICE

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84
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Ossicones are hair-covered horns atop the head of which of these mammals?

A

GIRAFFE

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Other than Antarctica, what continent has the smallest population?

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AUSTRALIA

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86
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Out on parole since 2007,Sara Jane Moore spent decades in prison for trying to assassinate whom?

A

GERALD FORD

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Outraging conservationists, who said “A tree is a tree, how many more do you need to look at?”

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RONALD REAGAN

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Over 17000 feet tall, Mount Kenya is the second highest mountain on what continent?

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AFRICA

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Over 30 years ago, which of these Presidents signed legislation to immunize Americans from swine flu?

A

GERALD FORD

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Owned by Donald Trump, the Mar-a-Lago Club is a 126-room estate located in what resort town?

A

PALM BEACH

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Painted in 1893,the famous Edvard Munch painting “The Scream” depicts an organized figure holding his hands where?

A

ON HIS CHEEKS

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Paleontologists believe that which of these prehistoric animals were likely covered in feathers?

A

VELOCIRAPTOR

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Paris’s largest airport is named after what French leader?

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CHARLES DE GAULLE

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Partly due to its rounded shape and leathery green skin,what fruit is also known as an “alligator pear”?

A

AVOCADO

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Passed by Congress in 1798, the Sedition Act focused on what problem?

A

TREASONOUS ACTIVITY

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Passed by the Senate in 2010,the CALM Act requires TV broadcasters to limit the volume of what?

A

COMMERCIALS

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97
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Pastis,sambuca and ouzo are three similar liqueurs that all have what distinctive flavor?

A

ANISE

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98
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Patagonian toothfish is served in restaurants under which of these more menu-friendly names?

A

CHILEAN SEA BASS

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99
Q

Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome is an unpleasant sports injury commonly known as what?

A

RUNNER’S KNEE

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100
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Patients who elect to have malar augmentation surgery wish to increase the size of their what?

A

CHEEKS

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Patty Hearst,Eddie Van Halen and John McEnroe all voiced “callers” on what TV sitcom?

A

FRASIER

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102
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Payola is a type of illegal payment typically associated with what industry?

A

RADIO

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103
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Pectin,a water-soluble carbohydrate,is an important ingredient in which of the following?

A

JELLY

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104
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Peddled by a charismatic infomercial pitchman,the ShamWow! is primarily used for which of these tasks?

A

CLEANING UP LIQUIDS

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105
Q

PEG’S LAW is a helpful mneumonic for remembering the names of the seven what?

A

DEADLY SINS

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106
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People traveling abroad often use GSM cell phones that use what “System for Mobile Communications”?

A

GLOBAL

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107
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People who are getting Xrays taken commonly wear protective bibs containing what metal?

A

LEAD

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108
Q

People who are “cyberchondriacs” obsessively use the Internet to hunt for what?

A

MEDICAL INFORMATION

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109
Q

People who generate their own electricity or go without it are said to live how?

A

OFF THE GRID

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110
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People who selfishly prevent others from succeeding are sometimes compared to which of these animals “in a bucket”?

A

CRABS

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111
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People would most likely use the mnemonic “Every good boy does fine” when doing what?

A

READING MUSIC

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112
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Performed to assist breathing, a tracheotomy is a surgery on what part of the body?

A

WINDPIPE

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113
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Perhaps alluding to the diets of very small children,deciduous or “baby” teeth are also known as what?

A

MILK TEETH

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Perhaps as a nod to its lead singer,what classic rock band titled one of its albums “Morrison Hotel”?

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THE DOORS

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Perhaps because gin was invented by a physician in Holland,alcohol is sometimes referred to as what?

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DUTCH COURAGE

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Perhaps because it’s so romantic,a full moon often triggers which of these sea creatures to reproduce?

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CORAL

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Perhaps best known in its computerized version,Klondike is a popular variety of what card game?

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SOLITAIRE

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Perhaps putting her classical music training to use,who composed the music for the 2011 Broadway play “Stick Fly”?

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ALICIA KEYS

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Perhaps to distinguish themselves,certain ketchup packets boast what descriptive word on their label?

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FANCY

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120
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Perhaps to the chagrin of his female fans,in which of these movies does Brad Pitt not bare his backside?

A

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE

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Philly locals order their city’s signature cheesesteak sandwich “wit” or “witout” what topping?

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FRIED ONIONS

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Photos snapped in 1972 of Jane Fonda seated on an anti-aircraft gun earned the actress what infamous nickname?

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HANOI JANE

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Physicist Stephen Hawking’s bestselling 1988 book on the cosmos is titled “A Brief History of” what?

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TIME

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Piscivorous animals feed mainly on what?

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FISH

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125
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Pixar has won Academy Awards for all but which of the following?

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BEST PICTURE

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Placing a blanket over a fire extinguishes it by robbing the flame of what gas?

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OXYGEN

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Played by Brendan Fraser in a 1999 movie,Dudley Do-Right is a cartoon character with what unusual day job?

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CANADIAN MOUNTIE

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Played by Garry Shandling,which of these iconic ’90s TV characters was a neurotic late-night TV host?

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LARRY SANDERS

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Played by Honor Blackman,the provocatively named Pussy Galore is a character in what James Bond film?

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GOLDFINGER

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Played by Jerry Ferrara,what is the name of Vincent Chase’s hapless sidekick on the HBO series “Entourage”?

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TURTLE

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Played by Kim Fields for all 9 seasons, Tootie on TVs “The Facts of Life” has what real first name?

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DOROTHY

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Played by Tony Shalhoub, the TV detective “Monk” suffers prominently from what medical condition?

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OBSESSIVE-CUMPULSIVE DISORDER

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133
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Playing himself,what TV actor pays for the burger feast at the end of “Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle”?

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NEIL PATRICK HARRIS

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Pointe shoes,also known as “toe shoes,” are commonly used in what style of dance?

A

BALLET

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Pointillism,a painting technique involving tiny dots of color,was pioneered by what French artist?

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GEORGES SEURAT

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Pope Benedict XVI is the first pope in centuries to come from what country?

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GERMANY

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137
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Popular as a pet,the colorful freshwater betta fish is more commonly known by what fanciful nickname?

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SIAMESE FIGHTING FISH

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Popular at Christmas time,mistletoe plants normally have what color berries?

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WHITE

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Popular at high school proms, an “upto” is a type of what?

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HAIRSTYLE

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140
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Popular during the Depression and making a comeback,which of these describes a type of installment purchase plan?

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LAYAWAY

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Popular in Europe and the Middle East, the leeks belong to the same family as what other vegetable?

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ONION

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142
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Popular in France, a croque-monsieur is a heated sandwich traditionally filled with what?

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HAM AND CHEESE

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Popular in homes in the state for which it’s named,an “Arizona Room” is a type of what?

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SCREENED-IN PATIO

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144
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Popular in India, a tandoor is a clay structure used for what purpose?

A

COOKING FOOD

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145
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Popular in India, paneer is a type of what food?

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CHEESE

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Popular in many states, “Click It or Ticket” campaigns encourage drivers to do what?

A

WEAR SEAT BELTS

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Popular in Russia,samovars are used primarily to do what?

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BOIL WATER

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148
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Popular in the American Southwest,a “sopaipilla” is best described as a what?

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FRIED PASTRY

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Popular in the U.S.,the hip-hop infused music known as “reggaeton” originated in what part of the world?

A

LATIN AMERICA

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150
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Popular in the world of hip-hop, Courvoisier is a nearly 200-year old brand of what liquour?

A

COGNAC

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Popular in the ’80s, “By Mennen” was a three-note jingle often heard at the end of commercials for what product?

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DEODORANT

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152
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Popular on college campuses, a capella singing is, by definition, performed how?

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WITHOUT INSTRUMENTS

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153
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Popular on the web, low-res animations that run a continuous loop are called what?

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GIFS

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154
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Popular with the MTV crowd,which of these rock bands derives its unusual name from “The Simpsons”?

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FALL OUT BOY

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155
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Popular with tourists,what U.S. city’s Chinatown features the famous thoroughfare Grant Avenue?

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SAN FRANCISCO

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Popular with tweens, the RipStik is a brand of sporting equipment that resembles a what?

A

SKATEBOARD

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157
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Popular with vacationing parents,a novelty souvenir item reads,”My parents went to___ and all I got was this lousy” what?

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T-SHIRT

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158
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Popularized by Audrey Hepburn,women’s shoes with short,slender heels are known as what?

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KITTEN HEELS

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159
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Popularized by celebrities like Madonna, Kaballah bracelets are made from what color string?

A

RED

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160
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Popularized by celebrity chef Rachael Ray,the term “EVOO” is an abbreviation for a type of what?

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OIL

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Popularly known as “SMU,” Southern Methodist University is located in what southern state?

A

TEXAS

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162
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Possibly aided by Kate Middleton’s notable use of them, what leg wear is said to be making a comeback?

A

NUDE PANTYHOSE

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Posters of famous Irish writers proudly displayed in pubs often feature all but which of the following?

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CHARLES DICKENS

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Practiced by samurai in feudal Japan,tessenjutsu is a martial art utilizing what seemingly feminine item as a weapon?

A

FAN

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165
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Praised for her role on the sitcom “Up All Night,” Christina Applegate first won fame on what TV show?

A

MARRIED…WITH CHILDREN

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166
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Premiering in 1997,what TV series was the first one-hour drama ever produced by HBO?

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OZ

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167
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Presented as a token of welcome to tourists visiting Hawaii,the “lei” is a garland of flowers commonly worn how?

A

AROUND THE NECK

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168
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President Barack Obama was born during whose presidential administration?

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LBJ

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169
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President Barack Obama’s first name is derived from a Semitic word meaning what?

A

BLESSED

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170
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President Bush gave his famous “Mission Accomplished” speech in 2003 aboard what aircraft carrier?

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ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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171
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President Obama’s speechwriter John Favreau, happens to share his name with the writer of what popular film?

A

SWINGERS

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172
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President Obama’s speechwriter Jon Favreau happens to share his name with the writer of what popular film?

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SWINGERS

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173
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Presidents View Resort is a hotel with suites that look out at what national landmark?

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MOUNT RUSHMORE

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Presumably named after the love of his life, “The Olive” is a boat belonging to what character?

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POPEYE

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175
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Prince Charles and Princess Diana officially divorced in 1996 after how many years of marriage?

A

15 *CORRECT*

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176
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Prior to 2010’s “Love and Other Drugs,” Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhaal appeared together in what film?

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BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN

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Prior to becoming a world famous Italian tenor, Andrea Bocelli had what occupation?

A

LAWYER

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178
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Prior to her career in television,Nancy Grace was licensed by the state of Georgia as a what?

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PROSECUTOR

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Prior to his career as a TV journalist,George Stephanopoulos was a White House adviser to what U.S. president?

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BILL CLINTON

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Prized by breeders for its intelligence and striking appearance,the Puli dog’s hair resembles what household item?

A

MOP

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181
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Prized by collectors, $20 U.S. gold coins minted from 1849 to 1933 are known by what name?

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DOUBLE EAGLES

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Prized for its agreeable temperament, the puggle is a cross between the pug and what other breed of dog?

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BEAGLE

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Prized for its silk-producing abilities,the silkworm is the larva of what type of insect?

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MOTH

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Produced in France since 1849, Cointreau is a popular liquor with what distinctive flavor?

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ORANGE

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Produced in Germany, Maybach is a luxury brand of what?

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AUTOMOBILE

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186
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Proposition 8,California’s controversial 2008 ballot measure,dealt with what hot-button issue?

A

SAME-SEX MARRIAGE

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187
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PSI, which stands for “pounds per square inch” is a unit commonly used for measuring what in cars?

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TIRE PRESSURE

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Published in 1798,a well-known poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge is titled “The Rime of the Ancient” what?

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MARINER

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Published in 2004,”No Woman No Cry” is the memoir of what legendary singer’s widow?

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BOB MARLEY

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190
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Published in 2010, “Gunn’s Golden Rules” is a life lessons book by a TV personality from what reality show?

A

PROJECT RUNWAY

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191
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Published in 2010,the memoir “You Don’t Know Me” was written by the son of what late musician?

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RAY CHARLES

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192
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Published in 2011,Stephen King’s “11/22/63” is a time travel novel that centers around what event in history?

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JFK ASSASSINATION

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193
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Purdue University is one of the largest public universities of what state?

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INDIANA

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Pyrogeography is the study of what natural phenoma?

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FIRES

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Pyrophoric substances are so reactive that exposure to air causes them to spontaneously what?

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IGNITE

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196
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Quicken computer software helps users do what?

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MANAGE FINANCES

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R&B singer Robin Thicke is the son of a famous TV actor,best known for what ’80s sitcom?

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GROWING PAINS

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Rainier cherries were named after a mountain in what U.S. state,where they were first grown?

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WASHINGTON

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Ranch dressing,the popular salad topper,got its start at an actual California dude ranched named what?

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HIDDEN VALLEY RANCH

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Randy Newman sings “Rollin’ down Imperial Highway” in a 1983 hit song titled “I Love” where?

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L.A.

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Ranging in color from pale violet to deep purple,what is the traditional birthstone for the month of February?

A

AMETHYST

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Rap superstar Andre Young is better known by what name?

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DR. DRE

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Rapper Pitbull is also known as “Mr.305” because he hails from what U.S. city?

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MIAMI

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Rappers Jay-Z,Busta Rhymes and Notorious B.I.G. all once attended what city’s George Westinghouse High School?

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NEW YORK

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Ratified in 1971,the 26th Amendment to the Constitution lowered the voting age to what?

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18

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Real estate listings often describe a home requiring repairs as being in need of what?

A

TLC

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Recent health concerns about bisphenol A or BPA focus on the chemical’s presence in what everyday item?

A

PLASTIC DRINK BOTTLES

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Referenced in Shakespeare’s nickname “the bard of Avon,” the Avon is a what?

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RIVER

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Referring to a meaningful science, the phrase “the dog that didn’t bark” derives from which fictional detective?

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SHERLOCK HOLMES

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Referring to an old-fashioned term for feline appreciation,which of these is the name of a long-running magazine?

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CAT FANCY

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Referring to its iconic founder, the first two letters in the firm today known as JP Morgan Chase stand for what?

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JOHN PIERPONT

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Referring to powerful Internet servers that store and process data,a Microsoft tagline states, “To the” what?

A

CLOUD

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Referring to the plastic it’s made from, recyclable water bottles often feature what acronym?

A

PETE

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Reflecting its owners’ religious faith, what fashion retailer prints “John 3:16” on its yellow shopping bags?

A

FOREVER 21

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Reflecting on a subject he masters, Garry Kasperov’s 2007 book is titled “How Life Imitates” what?

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CHESS

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Refusing the Secret Service,what First Lady was given her own gun and later wrote, ” I carried it religiously”?

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ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

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Regardless of his name, a man without any clothes is cheekily said to be going “the full” what?

A

MONTY

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Regular brushing and flossing of the teeth are recommended measures for preventing what?

A

GINGIVITIS

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Reindeer are in the same species as which of these animals?

A

CARIBOU

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Released by Apple in 1998, which of these gadgets is the earliest?

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IPOD

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Released posthumously in 2009, Michael Jackson’s single “This Is It” was co-written by what music legend?

A

PAUL ANKA

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222
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Replacing Angela Merkel, in 2010, who topped Forbes’ list of “The World’s 100 Most Powerful Women”?

A

MICHELLE OBAMA

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223
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Replacing the long-standing “food pyramid,” in 2011 what government agency introduced their “MyPlate” nutrition guide?

A

USDA *CORRECT*

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Reportedly created in the 18th Century for British citizens living abroad,an IPA beer stands for what?

A

INDIA PALE ALE

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Represented by a set of scales,what sign of the zodiac is derived from the Latin word for “pound”?

A

LIBRA

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Representing the number of letters in each word, “143” is a common text abbreviation for what phrase?

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I LOVE YOU

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Requiring considerable skill and experience,”throwing” is a technique used in what artistic medium?

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POTTERY

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Responding to charges that her cuisine leads to obesity,what TV chef once said “I’m your cook,not your doctor!”?

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PAULA DEEN

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Responsible for “artist and repertoire,” an A & R person is a powerful figure in what industry?

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MUSIC

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Resulting in a shiny sheen,which of the following is a step in the traditional process for making bagels?

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BOILING THEM

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Resulting in a “pruney” look,fingertips get wrinkly after water has washed away what oily substance?

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SEBUM

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Retired New York Yankees uniform number 3 belonged to which baseball great?

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BABE RUTH

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Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens was known for favoring which of these fashion items?

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BOW TIES

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Retiring shortly after filming,what Oscar-winning actor’s final legacy is the 2004 comedy “Welcome to Mooseport”?

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GENE HACKMAN

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Rice wine, sugar, and soy sauce are the three primary ingredients of what?

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TERIYAKI SAUCE

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Rich Riordan’s best-selling kids book feature Percy Jackson’s adventures with what “fantastic” group

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THE OLYMPIANS

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Rick Riordan’s bestselling kids’ books feature Percy Jackson’s adventures with what “fantastic” group?

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THE OLYMPIANS

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Ricky Gervais is the co-creator and star of the original,British version of what hit U.S. TV Show?

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THE OFFICE

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Riffing on Scorsese,the 90’s cartoon “Animaniacs” featured the “Goodfeathers,” three pigeons who were also what?

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GANGSTERS

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Robert Kardasian, the biological father of Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, and Robert Jr, was a well-known what?

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ATTORNEY

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Ronald Reagan’s plainspoken and affable demeanor earned him the apt nickname “The Great” what?

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COMMUNICATOR

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Ronald Reagan’s role in the 1940 movie “Knute Rockne: All American” earned him what nickname?

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THE GIPPER

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Roughly 35 million men in the U.S. suffer from androgenetic alopecia,also known as “male pattern” what?

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BALDNESS

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Roughly speaking,a typical commercial jet flying from New York to London cruises at what average airspeed?

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550 MPH *CORRECT*

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Roz Doyle,a producer on the ’90s sitcom “Wings”,was the namesake for a character on what other sitcom?

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FRASIER

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Rumspringa, meaning “running around,” is a freewheeling rite of passage for teens in what community?

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AMISH

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Said by Sigmund Freud to determine personality,which of these is not one of his three “agencies” of the mind?

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SUPERID

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Said to be invented by British officers in India in the 1800s, snooker is a form of what game?

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BILLIARDS

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Said to belong to Saint Peter, Vatican City’s official flag depicts two crossed what?

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KEYS

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Said to have been created by Ric Silver in 1976,the crowd-pleasing “Electric Slide” is what kind of dance?

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LINE DANCE

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Said to have been ruled by Zeus,Mount Olympus is the highest mountain range in what country?

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GREECE

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Said to have inspired the song “America The Beautiful,” Pikes Peak is part of what U.S. mountain range?

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ROCKY

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Sampling a 1984 song and flipping the words in its title, Jay-Z had a top 40 hit in 2010 called what?

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YOUNG FOREVER

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Sampling the soul classic “Try a Little Tenderness,” a 2011 song by rappers Jay-Z and Kanye West is named what?

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OTIS

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San Francisco’s Ghirardelli Square is the longtime site of a factory that produces which of the following?

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CHOCOLATE

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Sanskrit for “moon craft,” the Chandraayan I was the first lunar orbiter ever launched by what country?

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INDIA

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Santa Domingo and Port-au-Prince,the capitals of two separate countries,are both located on what island?

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HISPANIOLA

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Sapparo is a major city of what Asian country?

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JAPAN

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Sapporo is a major city of what Asian country?

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JAPAN

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Sarah Palin’s husband Todd is a four-time winner of the Iron Dog,the world’s longest what?

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SNOWMOBILE RACE

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Sarah Silverman,Seth MacFarlane and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson have all appeared on which of these TV franchises?

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STAR TREK

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Sargent Shriver is best remembered for his role in creating what organization

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PEACE CORPS

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Sassybax is a woman’s brand that sells which of these items?

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BRAS

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Scandalous at the time,what was the first ballroom dance to feature couples facing each other in a “closed hold” position?

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WALTZ

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Scholars and intellectuals are commonly said to reside in a tower made of what material?

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IVORY

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Scientific American claims that flowers will stay fresh longer when placed in water mixed with which of these drinks?

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VODKA

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Sean Parker,the founding president of Facebook,also helped create what early Internet success?

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NAPSTER

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Seen at sporting events near you,MetLife Insurance’s blimp has what call sign?

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SNOOPY ONE

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Seen in many still life paintings,a ewer is a decorative type of what household object?

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PITCHER

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Seen in the 2012 Super Bowl halftime show,slacklining is an obscure version of what?

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TIGHTROPE WALKING

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Seen on certain notorious celebrities,a SCRAM bracelet alerts authorities when the wearer does what?

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DRINKS ALCOHOL

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Selling high-end cookware since 1972, the name of retail company Sur La Table in French means what?

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ON THE TABLE

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Selling high-end cookware since 1972,the name of retail company Sur La Table is French for what?

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ON THE TABLE

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Served on a poppy seed bun, a Chicago-style hot dog traditionally included all but which of these toppings?

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KETCHUP

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Set in an L.A. office building,the 1979 novel “Nothing Lasts Forever,” is the basis for what ’80s action film?

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DIE HARD

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Set in France,what Disney animated film includes a quick cameo of Belle from “Beauty and the Beast”?

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THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME

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Set in Hot Springs,Arkansas in 1959,”Billy Blythe” is a folk opera about which famous “Bill”?

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BILL CLINTON

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Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” is set primarily in Verona,a city in what country?

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ITALY

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Shaquille O ‘Neal and Robin Williams have both played which type of supernatural being on the big screen?

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GENIE

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Sharing their name with a local river,Boston’s mass transit passes are officially called what?

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CHARLIECARDS

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Shel Silverstein spent over 3 years on the bestseller lists with his 1981 book “A Light in the” what?

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ATTIC

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Shel Silverstein spent over 3 years on the bestseller lists with his 1981 book “A Light in the” what?

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ATTIC

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Shirt sleeves that are fastened with cuff links instead of buttons have what kind of “cuffs”?

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FRENCH

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Short for “post cibum,” doctors use the abbreviation “p.c” to indicate that a prescription should be taken how?

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AFTER MEALS

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Short for “Unterseeboot,” a U-boat is a German what?

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SUBMARINE

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Short Shorts, a 1958 hit by The Royal Teens, was the basis for what drugstore brand’s classic TV jingle?

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NAIR

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Shot in his hometown, Ben Affleck’s 2010 film “The Town” takes place in what U.S. city?

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BOSTON

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Shredded cabbage is the main ingredient in which of these dishes?

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COLESLAW

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Signed in 1992, NAFTA is a trade agreement among the U.S., Mexico and what third country?

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CANADA

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Signed into law by Bill Clinton in 2000, the federal legal limit for blood alcohol content while driving is what?

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0.08

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Silent film star Norma Talmadge started a Hollywood tradition after accidentally stepping in wet concrete outside what theater?

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GRAUMAN’S CHINESE

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Silver amalgam,a combination of silver,mercury,copper and tin,is often used to make what?

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CAVITY FILLINGS

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Silver-studded outfits and wide-brimmed hats are commonly worn by what type of musical groups?

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MARIACHI BANDS

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Since 1911,which of these states has proudly featured a “Butter Cow” at its annual State Fair?

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IOWA

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Since 1916, Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest has been held annually at what iconic New York locale?

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CONEY ISLAND

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Since 1925, what food has featured an image of a Native American woman on its packaging?

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LAND O LAKES BUTTER

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Since 1934, the Masters Golf tournament has been held in what U.S. city?

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AUGUSTA, GA

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Since 1935, Old Mr.Boston’s guide has been the official manual for professionals and amateurs in what field?

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BARTENDING

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Since 1946, what slogan has appeared on the cover of Highlights for Children magazine?

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FUN WITH A PURPOSE

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Since 1950, the College World Series has been played annually in which Midwestern city?

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OMAHA, NE

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Since 1950,the World Cup’s men soccer championship has been played how often?

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EVERY FOUR YEARS

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Since 1951,what company has sponsored the popular “Hall of Fame” series of TV movies?

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HALLMARK

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Since 1955, what has been the highest prize awarded at the Cannes Film Festival?

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GOLDEN PALM

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Since 1963, “To protect and to serve” has been the official motto of which of these organizations?

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LAPD

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Since 1980,what award has honored the worst in Hollywood filmmaking?

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GOLDEN RASPBERRY

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Since 1985, what magazine has a regularly published “Sexiest Man Alive” issue?

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PEOPLE

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Since 1988,the brand Acuvue has billed itself as introducing the world’s first disposable what?

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CONTACT LENS

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Since 1990, over one-third of all shark attacks worldwide have occurred off the coast of what state?

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FLORIDA

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Since 1991,high school students have competed in a National Science Bowl sponsored by what U.S. department?

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ENERGY

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Since 1991,the Burning Man festival has been held in the late summer in what U.S. state?

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NEVADA

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Since 1996,the White Wave company has produced Silk,a popular brand of which of these health foods?

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SOY MILK

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Since 1998, Fox has aired a morning show titled “Fox and” what?

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FRIENDS

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Since 1998,compilation CDs filled with pop music hits have been sold in the U.S. under what emphatic name?

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NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL MUSIC!

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Since 2000, the logo for the online company MSN has featured a multicolored image of what animal?

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BUTTERFLY

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Since 2001,Apple has named the different versions of its popular MAC OS X operating system after various what?

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BIG CATS SPECIES

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Since 2001,Gillette has offered a popular line of women’s razors named after what mythological figure?

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VENUS

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Since 2002, what movie star has been a global spokesperson for cell phone provider T-Mobile?

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ZETA JONES

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Since 2002,Carson Daly has hosted a very late night show with what apt name?

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LAST CALL

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Since 2003,Anderson Cooper has hosted a CNN news program with what numerical title?

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ANDERSON COOPER 360

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320
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Since 2003,the Heart Truth campaign has presented a NY fashion show in which celebrities don what color dresses?

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RED

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Since 2003,what company has employed the advertising slogan “Imagination at work”?

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

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Since 2004,the FDA has allowed the use of fly larvae,or maggots,for what medical purpose?

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CLEANING OUT WOUNDS

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Since 2007,diminutive personality Chuy Bravo has starred as the sidekick to what late night talk show host?

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CHELSEA HANDLER

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Since 2008,what U.S. pro sport has held an annual outdoor game at the start of the year called the “Winter Classic”?

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HOCKEY

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Since 2008,”Mustang”,a 32-foot-tall sculpture of a blue horse,has stood beside the terminal of what city’s airport?

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DENVER

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Since Greek times, valerian root has been used to treat what condition?

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INSOMNIA

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Since the 1920s,what sport has held an amateur tournament known as the “Golden Gloves”?

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BOXING

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Since the mid 1970s, singer Tom Petty has performed with what musical band?

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THE HEARTBREAKERS

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329
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Since the show premiered in 2002,”CSI:Miami” has used what song by The Who as its opening theme?

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WON’T GET FOOLED AGAIN

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Single Awareness Day, or SAD is often celebrated as a humorous alternative to what holiday?

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VALENTINE’S DAY

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331
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Sipping water through a straw is a very basic example of what scientific principle at work?

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SUCTION

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332
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Site of the French Open,the tennis courts of Roland Garros feature clay surfaces of what color?

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RED

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Sixth-grader Harriet M. Welsch is the heroine of the classic children’s book “Harriet the” what?

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SPY

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Slangily used to describe a curvaceous woman, the Yiddish word “zaftig” literally means what?

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JUICY

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Slated to open in 2013,the Louvre Abu Dhabi, like its Paris counterpart,will be an enormous what?

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MUSEUM

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Some of the world’s oldest paintings are France’s Lascaux cave paintings which primarily depict what?

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ANIMALS

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Someone or something that is given up for the common good is often called the “sacrificial” what?

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LAMB

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Someone who compliments you by saying they like “the cut of your jib” is using a phrase borrowed from what field?

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SAILING

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Someone who fixes things using makeshift items is often jokingly compared to what popular TV character?

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MACGYVER

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Someone who has declared his candidacy for elected office is said to be “throwing his hat” where?

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INTO THE RING

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Someone who is being unrealistically optimistic is said to be “whistling” what song?

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DIXIE

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Someone who is constantly at the gym is known by what unflattering name?

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GYM RAT

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Someone who is naive or gullible is often described as having “fallen off the” what?

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TURNIP TRUCK

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Someone who is “lily-livered” exhibits what unflattering trait?

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COWARDICE

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Someone who performs a handspring properly will finish by landing on what part of his or her body?

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FEET

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Someone who repeatedly tries to revive interest in a hopeless issue is said to be “beating a” what?

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DEAD HORSE

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Someone who “views the world though rose-colored glasses” is unusually what?

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OPTIMISTIC

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Sometimes taking human form, the “smoke monster” is a mysterious character on what TV drama?

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LOST

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Sometimes used with historical dates, the abbreviation “B.C.E.” stands for “Before the Common” what?

A

ERA

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Song parodist Alfred Matthew Yankovic is better known by what nickname?

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WEIRD AL

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Sort of in between two colors, rose wine by definition has what type of hue?

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PINKISH

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Soviet Lt. General Mikhail Kalashnikov is today best remembered for inventing a widely used type of what?

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ASSAULT RIFLE

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Specializing in grilled cheese sandwiches,the Arkansas food truck Grillenium Falcon pays homage to what film franchise?

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STAR WARS

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Spider Spud and Optimash Prime are movie-themed updates of what classic toy?

A

MR. POTATO HEAD

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Sported by celebrities like Billy Ray Cyrus, a “soul patch” is a type of what?

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BEARD

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Standard issue for sailors and preppies,which of these shoes was designed to be worn on boats?

A

TOP-SIDERS

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Starring Bruce Willis, the 2010 film “RED” features CIA agents who are “Extremely Dangerous” as well as what?

A

RETIRED

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Starring Jack Black, the 2010 3D comedy “Gulliver’s Travels” is a twist on whose classic tale?

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JONATHAN SWIFT

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Starring Jeff Bridges,the 2010 film “True Grit” is a reworking of a 1969 film that won what actor his only Oscar?

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JOHN WAYNE

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Starring Rob Lowe,the 2012 Lifetime movie “Drew Peterson: Untouchable” is about a man accused of what heinous crime?

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MURDERING HIS WIFE

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Starting a Victorian fad diet craze,Horace “The Great Masticator” Fletcher said weight could be lost simply by doing what?

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CHEWING

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Starting from the bottom, what is the order of colors found in traditional candy corn?

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YELLOW, ORANGE, WHITE

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Steak tartare consists of seasoned beef served in what distinctive manner?

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UNCOOKED

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Steffi Graf,Jennifer Capriati and Lindsay Davenport have all won Olympic gold medals in what sport?

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TENNIS

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Stephen King’s short story “The Body” was the basis for what popular ’80s movie?

A

STAND BY ME

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Steve Martin,Chevy Chase and Martin Short don sombreros on the movie poster for what 1986 comedy?

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THREE AMIGOS!

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Still popular today,C.M. Coolidge’s famous paintings of dogs playing poker were originally advertisements for what?

A

CIGARS

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Strike one the umpire said,” is a line from what famous poem?

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CASEY AT THE BAT

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Struggling with health issues,what author had the habit of penciling in a daily weight record on his bathroom wall?

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ERNEST HEMINGWAY

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Substituting basketball for battle,the musical Lysistrata Jones is an adaptation of an ancient Greek play by whom?

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ARISTOPHANES

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Subway performer and 2010 “America’s Got Talent’ contestant Alice Tan Ridley is the talented mother of what actress?

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GABOUREY SIDIBE

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Successful in her own right,Gayle King is perhaps most famous for her enviable position of being what?

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OPRAH’S BEST FRIEND

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Suffered by many babies, colic is an unexplained condition characterized by long bouts of what?

A

CRYING

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Suffered by marathoners,hyponatremia is a serious medical condition that occurs if you do what?

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DRINK TOO MUCH WATER

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Sugar magnate Henry Tate is the founder and namesake of a noted art gallery located in what city?

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LONDON

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Suggestive of fiery rumors and exciting deals, which of these terms refers to baseball’s off-season?

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THE HOT STOVE LEAGUE

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Sunni is the largest denomination of what religion?

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ISLAM

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Super-bowl winning coach Jimmy Johnson made his debut on what reality TV show in 2010?

A

SURVIVOR

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Superstars in Great Britain,the celebrity couple “Posh and Becks” is one pop singer and one what?

A

SOCCER PLAYER

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Sushi-rolling mats are commonly made from which of these materials?

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BAMBOO

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Suspense novelist Robert Ludlum created what well-known movie character?

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JASON BOURNE

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Taken from a Greek myth about a man forced to roll a boulder uphill forever, a tough-never-ending job is called what?

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SISYPHEAN

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Taken from Greek mythology,the term “Achilles’ heel” is synonymous with what?

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FATAL WEAKNESS

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Taken from “Leave It To Beaver,” the label “June Cleaver” typically refers to what TV stereotype?

A

PERFECT HOUSEWIFE

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Taking advantage of Rocco DiSpirito’s skill set,a 2011 Bravo reality show is aptly titled “Rocco’s” what?

A

DINNER PARTY

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Taking its name from the “thirty-mile zone” around Hollywood, TMZ.com is devoted to what subject?

A

CELEBRITY GOSSIP

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Tattooed on Angelina Jolie’s back are the words “Know Your Rights,” the title of a 1982 song by what band?

A

THE CLASH

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Teased for it on “Saturday Night Live,”what actress appears in a series of TV ads for Activia yogurt?

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JAMIE LEE CURTIS

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Teen superstar Miley Cyrus dances in and around a cage in her music video aptly titled “Can’t be” what?

A

TAMED

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Ten years before Lindsay Lohan faced similar charges,what actress was arrested for shoplifting from Saks in 2001?

A

WINONA RYDER

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Texan humorist Kinky Friedman once noted, “Y’all is singular. All y’all is plural.All y’all’s is” what?

A

PLURAL POSSESSIVE

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Texas humorist Kinky Friedman once noted, “Y’all is singular. All ya’all is plural. “All ya’alls is” is what?

A

PLURAL POSSESIVE

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Thanks to a ban on 100-watt incandescent light bulbs,what classic children’s toy was redesigned in 2011?

A

EASY-BAKE OVEN

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Thanks to a curious Supreme Court ruling in 1922,what’s the only pro sport with an antitrust exemption?

A

BASEBALL

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Thanks to Dwayne Wayne, what TV show helped popularize “flip-up” sunglasses in the 1980s?

A

A DIFFERENT WORLD

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Thanks to Dwayne Wayne,what TV show helped popularize “flip-up” sunglasses in the 1980s?

A

A DIFFERENT WORLD

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Thanks to its function, not flavor, rock salt is a key part of a traditional method for making homemade what?

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ICE CREAM

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Thanks to its most common host, the bloodsucking arachnid Ixodes scapularis is more commonly known as the what?

A

DEER TICK

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Thanks to its most common host,the bloodsucking arachnid lxodes scapularis is more commonly known as the what?

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DEER TICK

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Thanks to microorganisms that collect in their paws,many dogs’ feet have a distinctive odor known as what?

A

FRITO FEET

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Thanks to the availability of both silk and bamboo, the kite was invented in what country?

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CHINA

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On an old-fashioned rotary phone,what number requires the longest turn of the dial?

A

0 *CORRECT*

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The 1-wood golf club, used to strike the ball long distances, is better known by what name?

A

DRIVER

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The 1557 mile long Ganges River flows through what country/

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INDIA

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The 16th-century Italian scientist Gabriel Fallopius is famous for his work in what field?

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ANATOMY

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The 1920 play “R.U.R” by the Czech writer Karel Capek is credited with introducing what technological term?

A

ROBOT

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The 1929 stock market crash occurred in what month of the year?

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OCTOBER

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The 1938 “War of the Worlds” radio broadcast convinced listeners that what event had taken place?

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ALIEN INVASION

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The 1954 work “Flag” was the first in a famous series of paintings by what American artist?

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JASPER JOHNS

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The 1960 Hitchcock masterpiece “Psycho” has the odd distinction of being the first U.S. film to show what onscreen?

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TOILET BEING FLUSHED

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The 1964 Tonkin Gulf Resolution is located for a body of water located off the coast of which of these countries?

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VIETNAM

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The 1974 book “Alive” documents the aftermath of a plane crash in the Andes survived by teammates in what sport?

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RUGBY

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The 1975 documentary “Grey Gardens” follows the two Edith Beales, the eccentric relatives of which First Lady?

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JACQUELINE KENNEDY

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The 1980 Devo song “Whip It” suggests a person must “whip it” in all but which of these scenarios?

A

WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU A GONG

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The 1983 holiday film “A Christmas Story” memorably features a kitsch floor lamp in the shape of a what?

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WOMAN’S LEG

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The 1986 movie “Sid and Nancy” chronicles a brief period in the life of a musician from what rock band?

A

THE SEX PISTOLS

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The 1986 Tom Cruise movie “The Color of Money” centers around what high-stakes game?

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POOL

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The 1986 “Weird Al ” Yankovic song “Addicted to Spuds” parodies a hit tune by what pop singer?

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ROBERT PALMER

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The 1990 film that made Julia Roberts a superstar takes its name from the title of what Roy Orbison song?

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OH,PRETTY WOMAN

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The 1998 animated movie “The Prince of Egypt” tells the story of which of these biblical figures?

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MOSES

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The 2002 film “Windtalkers” details the true story of how U.S. soldiers used what language as a code during World War II?

A

NAVAJO

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The 2002 music video for The White Stripes’ “Fell in Love With a Girl” solely features what toys?

A

LEGOS

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The 2002 of TV’s “Celebrity Boxing” famously featured a bout between Tonya Harding and what infamous person?

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PAULA JONES

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The 2006 movie “Dreamgirls” stars what pop singer as Deena Jones,the leader of a 1960s soul trio?

A

BEYONCE

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The 2007 finance book “Grande Expectations,” chronicles what U.S. company’s stock prices?

A

STARBUCKS

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The 2008 autobiography “Audition” chronicles the storied career of what female journalist?

A

BARBARA WALTERS

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The 2008 bestseller “The Story of Edgar Sawtelle” features a title character who is what?

A

MUTE

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The 2008 book “The Encyclopedia Shatnerica” is about an actor who starred in what classic TV show?

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STAR TREK

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The 2009 animated film “Fantastic Mr.Fox” is based on a 1970 children’s book by whom?

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ROALD DAHL

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The 2009 bestseller “The Accidental Billionaires”is an account of what Web company’s founding?

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FACEBOOK

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The 2009 documentary “The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector” examines the downfall of a famous what?

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MUSIC PRODUCER

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The 2010 Ben & Jerry’s flavor “Hannah Teter’s Maple Blondie” honors an Olympic medalist in what sport?

A

SNOWBOARDING

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The 2010 Bravo Series “Bethenny Getting Married” is a spin-off of what “Real Housewives” edition?

A

NEW YORK CITY

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The 2010 comedy “Vampires Suck” is a movie spoof that pokes fun at which of these film franchises?

A

TWILIGHT

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The 2010 documentary “4192:The Crowning of the Hit King” examines the career of what legendary athlete?

A

PETE ROSE

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The 2010 documentary “The Tillman Story” explores the death of a U.S. soldier who gave up a career in what?

A

PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL

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The 2010 documentary “When You’re Strange” features unseen footage of what classic rock band?

A

THE DOORS

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The 2010 headline “Chaz is the Man” refers to the recent major life change of what pop diva’s eldest child?

A

CHER

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The 2010 memoir “Confessions of a Prairie Bitch” was written by an actress who played what bratty TV character?

A

NELLIE OLESON

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The 2010 movie “The Social Network” tells the real-life story of the young founders of what wildly popular website?

A

FACEBOOK

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The 2010 “Under the Boardwalk” documentary tracks the evolution and popularity of which classic board game?

A

MONOPOLY

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The 2011 book “Rawhide Down” details the attempted assasination of which U.S. president?

A

RONALD REAGAN

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The 2011 film “Conan the Barbarian” reintroduces a character first made famous by what action star in 1982?

A

ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

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The 2011 film “The Descendants” features George Clooney as the head of an old family in what exotic location?

A

HAWAII

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The 2011 reality show “La La’s Full Court Life” follows the former VJ and her marriage to what NBA player?

A

CARMELO ANTHONY

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The 2012 TV show “Smash” features a TV actor playing a Broadway actor playing what famous movie actor?

A

MARILYN MONROE

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The 2014 Winter Olympic Games will mark the first time women will be able to compete in which of these disciplines?

A

SKI JUMPING

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The 70s sitcom “Good Times” centers on a family with what last name?

A

EVANS

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The A&E Web series “Hammertime” centers on the life and family of a musician best known for what ’90s megahit?

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U CAN’T TOUCH THIS

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The ab exercise that involves lying facedown and extending the arms forward over the head is aptly called what?

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THE SUPERMAN

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The ABC series that features jilted contestants from “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” has what title?

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BACHELOR PAD

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The actor who played Capt. James T. Kirk on TV’s “Star Trek” also played which of these TV cops?

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T.J. HOOKER

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The addictive jingle “I want my baby back” refers to what Chilli’s Grill & Bar dish?

A

RIBS

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The adrenal,thyroid and pituitary glands are important components of what bodily system?

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ENDOCRINE

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455
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The American Dialect Society’s 2006 Word of the Year “to pluto” something means to do what to it?

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DEVALUE IT

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The American Film Institute lists what movie’s “Juror #8” as one of the top fifty movie heroes of all time?

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12 ANGRY MEN

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The American Heart Association says the average adult heart pumps about how much blood each day?

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2000 GALLONS

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The ampersand symbol,used to mean “and,” was designed to look like what two letters combined?

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E AND T

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The animated spokesbird Sonny often spouts the catchphrase “I’m cuckoo for” what?

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COCOA PUFFS

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The animated TV series “The Flintstones” was based on what earlier TV series?

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THE HONEYMOONERS

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The anise-flavored liqueur ouzo is a traditional drink of what country?

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GREECE

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The annual World Ice Art Championship in Fairbanks,Alaska is primarily a competition in what artistic discipline?

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SCULPTING

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The anterior fontanelle usually knows as “the soft spot”is located where on a newborn baby?

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TOP OF THE HEAD

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The April 1972 issue of Cosmopolitan sold over 1.5 million copies, thanks to a nude centerfold of whom?

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Burt Reynolds

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The aptly named town of Thermopolis,Wyoming boasts that it is home to the world’s largest what?

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MINERAL HOT SPRING

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The aptly titled comic strip “B.C.” primarily features what people as its main characters?

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CAVEMEN

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The aptly titled memoir “Many Unhappy Returns” was written by a former commissioner of what agency?

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IRS

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The art of trimming shrubs and trees into sculpture-like shapes is known as what?

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TOPIARY

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The artist Selena won multiple awards for her performances in which genre of music?

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TEJANO

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The assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand is widely considered the event that triggered what war?

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WORLD WAR I

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The Australian flag features what country’s flag in its upper left-hand corner?

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UNITED KINGDOM

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The author of the 2010 bestseller “Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang” also has which of these jobs?

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TALK SHOW HOST

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The award-winning British TV drama “Downton Abbey” begins in the year 1912,with news of what historic event?

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SINKING OF THE TITANIC

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The award-winning British TV drama “Downtown Abbey” begins in the year 1912,with news of what historic event?

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SINKING OF THE TITANIC

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The band Pink Floyd is known for augmenting its concerts with a giant inflatable replica of what animal?

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PIG

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The birthplace of actress Portia de Rossi, Geelong is a port city located where?

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AUSTRALIA

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The border of a standard U.S. Social Security card is what color?

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BLUE

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The bounty hunger Dwayne Chapman, star of an A & E reality series, is better known by what nickname?

A

DOG

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The bounty hunter Duane Chapman, star of an A&E reality series, is better known by what nickname?

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DOG

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The brainy video game “Portal 2” utilizes the conservation of momentum and other principles from what field of study?

A

PHYSICS

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The brand Seven for All Mankind is best known for its high-end brand of what?

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JEANS

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482
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The Bravo series “Bethenney Getting Married?” and “Bethenney Ever After” feature a cast member of what “Real Housewife” edition?

A

NEW YORK CITY

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The Broadway musical “American Idiot” is a stage adaptation of a popular album by what band?

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GREEN DAY

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The Broadway musical “Spamalot” is a stage adaptation of what classic movie comedy?

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MONTY PYTHON & THE HOLY GRAIL

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The cable series “American Chopper” features a father and son who specialize in what?

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CUSTOMIZING MOTORCYCLES

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486
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The caduceus, a staff entwined with two serpents, is the symbol for what profession?

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MEDICINE

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The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse,the tallest in the nation,lights up the coast of what U.S. state?

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NORTH CAROLINA

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The capital letter-heavy album “NKOTBSB” features 5 hits from New Kids On The Block and what other band?

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BACKSTREET BOYS

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The card game canasta shares its name with a Spanish word meaning what?

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BASKET

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490
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The Caribbean’s Virgin Islands are divided between the U.S. and what European country?

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UNITED KINGDOM

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The catastrophic 2010 BP oil spill resulted from the explosion of an offshore drilling rig with what name?

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DEEPWATER HORIZON

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The catchphrase “to boldly go where no man has gone before” features what grammatical problem?

A

SPLIT INFINITIVE

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The center of the human body is found at which of these body parts?

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BELLY BUTTON

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The championship thoroughbred horse Zenyatta takes its name from the title of what ’80s band’s third album?

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THE POLICE

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495
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The chant “Donna Martin graduates” will resonate with fans of what ’90s TV show?

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BEVERLY HILLS,90210

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496
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The Chinook salmon is the official state fish of what two U.S. states?

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ALASKA AND OREGON

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The chorus of the song “Home on the Range” mentions what pair of playful animals?

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DEER AND ANTELOPE

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The city of Karachi is located in what country?

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PAKISTAN

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The city’s tallest building until 2007,One Liberty Place is a 61-story skyscraper located where?

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PHILADELPHIA

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500
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The Clara Barton National Historic Site was both her home and an early headquarters for what organization?

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AMERICAN RED CROSS

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501
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The classic 1969 movie “Easy Rider” features two men riding cross-country by what?

A

MOTORCYCLE

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The classic ads for the drugstore brand Nair stirred scantilly-clad women chanting “We wear” what?

A

SHORT SHORTS

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The classic Burberry check is a famous plaid pattern that features all but which of these colors?

A

EMERALD

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The classic game show “Press Your Luck” features an array of greedy,animated gremlins known as what?

A

WHAMMIES

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505
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The classic jingle for Toys R Us begins with the line “I don’t want to” do what?

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GROW UP

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506
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The classic sitcom “Seinfeld” is often referred to as “a show about” what?

A

NOTHING

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The classic song “Chattanooga Choo Choo” immortalized a train station located in what Southern state?

A

TENNESSEE

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The classic song “Chattanooga Choo Choo” immortalized a train station located in what Southern state?

A

TENNESSEE

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The classic TV series “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” was filmed at the WQED studios located in what U.S. city?

A

PITTSBURGH

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The co-founder of Caterpillar Inc. was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame for his work on what?

A

TRACTORS

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511
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The coldest NFL game in history, the 1967 championship Ice Bowl was played where?

A

LAMBEAU FIELD

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512
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The combined populations of China and India make up approximately what percentage of the world’s total?

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35 PERCENT

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513
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The comic book superhero Wonder Woman is best known for traveling how?

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IN AN INVISIBLE PLANE

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514
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The concert films “Delirious” and “Raw” feature memorable stand-up comedy routines by whom?

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EDDIE MURPHY

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The Congress member who officially assists a majority or minority leader has what violent-sounding title?

A

WHIP

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516
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The Conquistadors were 16th-century New World adventurers native to what European country?

A

SPAIN

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The controversial 1915 movie “The Birth of a Nation” depicts what historical event?

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CIVIL WAR

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518
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The copying method that gave rise to Xeroxes,”xerography” derives its name from Greek words meaning what?

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DRY WRITING

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519
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The country name “Argentina” derives from the Latin word for what chemical element?

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SILVER

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520
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The cover of what band’s debut album appropriately features a picture of the ill-fated Hindenburg?

A

LED ZEPPELIN

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521
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The cover of what band’s debut album appropriately features a picture of the ill-fated Hindenburg?

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LED ZEPPELIN

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The cry “eureka!” comes from a Greek word meaning “I have” what?

A

FOUND IT

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The dandelion gets its name from the corruption of the French phrase meaning “lion’s” what?

A

TOOTH

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524
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The dapper board game mascot Mr. Monopoly typically sports all but which of the following?

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MONACLE

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525
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The Darien Gap,the only break in the highway system that runs from Alaska to Chile,lies between what two countries?

A

PANAMA AND COLOMBIA

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526
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The dating site ScientificMatch.com differs from other sites because it makes matches with the aid of what?

A

DNA ANALYSIS

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The deliciously wicked TV drama “Revenge” is set among the wealthy elite of what seaside town?

A

THE HAMPTONS

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528
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The dinar is the official currency of several countries in what region of the world?

A

MIDDLE EAST

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529
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The director of what 2010 film has said in interviews that he often gets asked, “Does the top ever stop spinning?”

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INCEPTION

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530
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The double bass is a low-pitched member of what musical instrument family?

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STRING

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The drink known as “Bloody Mary” shares its name with the nickname of what famous woman?

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MARY TUDOR

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The drug morphine is named after Morpheus,the Roman god of what?

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DREAMS

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533
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The Dutch painter Vermeer is perhaps most famous for his portrait called “Girl with a” what?

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PEARL EARRING

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534
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The Earth’s equator passed through all but which of these oceans?

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ARCTIC

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535
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The Eighth Amendment to the Constitution prohibits any punishments that are “cruel or” what?

A

UNUSUAL

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536
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The Enlightenment was an 18th century movement also commonly known as the “Age of ” what?

A

REASON

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537
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The ensemble cast of the 2010 comedy “Grown Ups” reunites all but which of these fellow SNL alums?

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KEVIN NEALON

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538
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The ensemble cast of the 2010 comedy “Grown-ups” reunites all but which of these SNL alums?

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KEVIN NEALON

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539
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The Euphrates river runs through which of these countries?

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IRAQ

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540
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The expression “I’ll be a monkey’s uncle” was popularized by skeptics of what scientist’s theories?

A

CHARLES DARWIN

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541
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The expression “Perfect Storm” is widely believed to have been coined by what bestselling author?

A

SEBASTIAN JUNGER

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542
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The expression “top brass” originally referred to the decorative gold braids worn by whom?

A

MILITARY OFFICERS

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The family drama “7th heaven” launched the acting career of which of these Hollywood starlets?

A

JESSICA BIEL

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544
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The family drama “7th Heaven” launched the acting career of which of these Hollywood stars?

A

JESSICA BIEL

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545
Q

The famous Lincoln-Douglas debates took place in 1858 between two men running for what office?

A

U.S. SENATOR

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546
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The famous line “Et tu,Brute?” is most likely to be used to accuse someone of being a what?

A

TRAITOR

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547
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The famous logo of Playboy Magazine depicts the stylized head of a rabbit wearing what?

A

BOW TIE

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548
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The famous presidential declaration “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself” was in response to what crisis?

A

THE GREAT DEPRESSION

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549
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The famous train robber Butch Cassidy headed up a loosely organized group of outlaws known as what?

A

THE WILD BUNCH

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550
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The famous unsolved murder of actress Elizabeth Short inspired what 1987 James Ellroy novel?

A

THE BLACK DAHLIA

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551
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The famous ’80s quote “Mr.Gorbachev,tear down this wall” referred to a wall in what country?

A

GERMANY

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552
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The famous “Warren Commission” was created in order to investigate what American crisis?

A

THE JFK ASSASSINATION

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553
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The fantastical lands of Gondor,Mordor,and the Shire feature prominently in what author’s fiction?

A

J.R.R. TOLKIEN

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554
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The Federal Pell Grant Program is a financial program that provides government money to fund what?

A

COLLEGE EDUCATION

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555
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The feel-good adjective “Cabraesque” is derived from the last name of a famous what?

A

MOVIE DIRECTOR

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556
Q

The female star of the 2010 movie “Date Night” is also the star of what TV show?

A

30 ROCK

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557
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The first Chinese NBA all-star ever,Yao Ming retired in 2011 after spending eight seasons with what team?

A

HOUSTON ROCKETS

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558
Q

The first female to receive the honor, Kathryn Bigelow received a Best Director Oscar in 2010 for what film?

A

THE HURT LOCKER

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559
Q

The first jersey ever retired in MLB history,the uniform number 4 belonged to what Yankees legend?

A

LOU GEHRIG

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560
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The first jigsaw puzzles were developed in 18th-century England as a tool for teaching what subject?

A

GEOGRAPHY

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The first musical to win a Pulitzer Prize, “Of Thee I Sing” takes its title from a lyric in what patriotic song?

A

MY COUNTRY ‘TIS OF THEE

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562
Q

The first thirteen games of the ancient Olympics featured what sole event?

A

FOOTRACE

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563
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The first U.S. presidential election in which Barack Obama was eligible to vote was won by whom?

A

RONALD REAGAN

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564
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The first word of the national anthem of the U.S., “O say, can you see,” is what part of speech?

A

INTERJECTION

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565
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The five interlocking rings on the Olympic flag are representative of what?

A

CONTINENTS

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566
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The Flemings and the Walloons are the two predominant cultural groups of what country?

A

BELGIUM

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567
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The fortune-telling die inside the Magic 8-ball toy is an icosahedron,meaning it has how many sides?

A

20

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568
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The French Open is played on tennis courts with what surface?

A

CLAY

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569
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The French phrase “fin de siecle” would most likely refer to the events occurring in which of these years?

A

1899

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570
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The French phrase “Tous pour un, un pour tous” is the motto of what legendary fictional group?

A

THE THREE MUSKETEERS

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571
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The full title of the R.E.M. song “It’s The End of the World As We Know It” contains what parenthetical phrase?

A

(AND I FEEL FINE)

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572
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The game of Scrabble contains only one tile of each of the following rarely used letters,except for which?

A

Y *CORRECT*

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573
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The game Uno has rules similar to what children’s card game?

A

CRAZY EIGHTS

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574
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The German company Wusthof is primarily known as a maker of high-end what?

A

KITCHEN KNIVES

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575
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The Golden Gate Bridge is painted a distinctive cover officially known as “international” what?

A

ORANGE

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576
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The gossip Web site wwtdd.com or “What Would Tyler Durden Do?” references a character from what film?

A

FIGHT CLUB

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577
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The gossip Web site wwtdd.com,or “What Would Tyler Durden Do?,” references a character from what film?

A

FIGHT CLUB

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578
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The government agency known informally as the “VA” primarily serves people who have done what?

A

SERVED IN THE MILITARY

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579
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The government-sponsored company known as Fannie Mae specializes in helping people do what?

A

BUY HOMES

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580
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The Grammy-winning soundtrack to “O brother, where art thou?” features the music of what genre?

A

BLUEGRASS

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581
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The Great Expectations boat ride is an attraction at a British theme park inspired by whom?

A

CHARLES DICKENS

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582
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The Greek mythical sea creature hippocampus lends its name to what animal’s scientific genus?

A

SEAHORSE

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583
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The hammer,anvil and stirrup are common names for the three bones located in what part of the body?

A

EAR

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584
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The hat dance is a popular folk dance of what country?

A

MEXICO

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585
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The head chef of a restaurant is often assisted by a person with what title?

A

SOUS-CHEF

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586
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The high school dance known as “prom” is actually short for what word?

A

PROMENADE

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587
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The History Channel’s docu-series “Swamp People” follows the day-to-day lives of alligator hunters in what U.S. state?

A

LOUISIANA

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588
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The holiday classics “Jingle Bell Rock” and “Santa Baby” were first recorded in what decade?

A

1950’S *CORRECT*

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589
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The house in the background of the painting “American Gothic” stood in the artist’s home state of what?

A

IOWA

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590
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The husband and wife duo of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg made headlines in the 1950s as what?

A

SOVIET SPIES

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591
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The iconic logo for Paramount Pictures features the summit of a mountain encircled by 22 what?

A

SNOWFLAKES

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592
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The iconic phrase “The Eagle has landed” is forever linked to what historic event?

A

FIRST MOON LANDING

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593
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The iconic picture of Bruce Spingsteen’s butt that appears on his “Born In The U.S.A.” album was taken by whom?

A

ANNIE LEIBOVITZ

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594
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The iconic Umbrella Girl who appears on the Morton Salt label wears what color dress?

A

YELLOW

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595
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The iconic “Fail Whale”image sometimes appears during periods of high traffic on what popular Internet site?

A

TWITTER

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596
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The idea of mise en place,meaning “everything in place,” is of utmost importance to what type of professionals?

A

CHEFS

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597
Q

The idea that tiny actions can lead to big,unexpected effects far away is popularly known as what?

A

THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT

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598
Q

The impolite act of leaving a social gathering without telling your friends is slangily known as a what?

A

IRISH GOODBYE

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599
Q

The infamous 1994 court case of Liebeck v. McDonald’s was fought over the temperature of what menu item?

A

COFFEE

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600
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The infamous general Napoleon is mentioned in the opening line of what ABBA song?

A

WATERLOO

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601
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The infamous “Rat Pack” originated in the ’50s as a circle of what famous actor’s friends?

A

HUMPHREY BOGART

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602
Q

The inspiration for the trademarked term “Botox,” Botulinum toxin is commonly used to treat what?

A

MUSCLE SPASMS

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603
Q

The interior of a fiber-optic cable is usually made out of what substance?

A

GLASS

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604
Q

The interjection “ahem” is meant to imitate the sound a person makes while doing what?

A

CLEARING HIS THROAT

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605
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The international runaway bestseller “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo” takes place in what country?

A

SWEDEN

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606
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The interrobang is a fabricated punctuation mark that combines an exclamation point with a what?

A

QUESTION MARK

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607
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The island nation of St Kitts and Nevis is located in what body of water?

A

CARIBBEAN SEA

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608
Q

The Italian dish carpaccio is traditionally made from thin slices of what?

A

RAW BEEF

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609
Q

The Italian word “piazza” means what?

A

OPEN SQUARE

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610
Q

The jazz style known as Dixieland originated in the early 20th century in what Southern city?

A

NEW ORLEANS

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611
Q

The Jewish holiday Passover celebrates the exodus of the Israelites from where?

A

EGYPT

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612
Q

The Kathy Bates quip “Every time an Oscar is given out,an agent gets his wings” plays on a famous line from what film?

A

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE

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613
Q

The Labrador Retriever is a dog breed named after an Eastern region of what country?

A

CANADA

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614
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The lambada is a spirited ballroom dance originating in what country?

A

BRAZIL

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615
Q

The landmark Supreme Court decision that made interracial marriage legal in the U.S. has what apt name?

A

LOVING V.VIRGINIA

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616
Q

The largest of the all parrots, the hyacinth macaw’s plumage is what distinctive color?

A

DEEP BLUE

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617
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The largest population of manatees in the U.S. lives primarily in the coastal waters of what state?

A

FLORIDA

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618
Q

The Latin abbreviation “cf” is typically used to mean what?

A

COMPARE

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619
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The Latin phrase “mea culpa” is closest in meaning to which of these modern slang phrases?

A

MY BAD

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620
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The legendary Heisman trophy features a helmeted player in what distinctive pose?

A

GIVING A STIFF_ARM

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621
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The letter “S” is directly printed on individual pieces of what brand of candy?

A

SKITTLES

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622
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The letters in the ubiquitous delivery service UPS stand for “United” what?

A

PARCEL SERVICE

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623
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The Lhasa apso is a dog originally bred to guard temples and monasteries in what part of the world?

A

TIBET

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624
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The Lido deck on a cruise ship takes its name from a historic seaside resort area in what city?

A

VENICE,ITALY

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625
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The life of Maureen Marder,a construction worker and exotic dancer,inspired what ’80s movie?

A

FLASHDANCE

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626
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The logo for the Goodyear tire company features the winged foot of what Roman god?

A

MERCURY

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627
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The logo of the Shell oil company is a stylized image of what kind of shell?

A

SCALLOP

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628
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The long-running CBS drama “NCIS” is a spin-off of what other long-running TV series?

A

JAG

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629
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The long-time running prime time soap “Knots Landing” was a spin-off of what other long-time soap?

A

DALLAS

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630
Q

The longtime spokesman for Motel 6,Tom Bodett ad-libbed the famous slogan, “We’ll” do what “for you”?

A

LEAVE THE LIGHT ON

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631
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The lowest possible temperature, 0 Kelvin is commonly known as what?

A

ABSOLUTE ZERO

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632
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The lyrics of the rock song “White Rabbit” make several references to what author’s children’s book?

A

LEWIS CARROLL

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633
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The magazine “Decanter” promotes itself as the “bible” for collectors and connoisseurs of what?

A

WINE

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634
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The manipulative killer in the “Saw” series of horror movies is known by what nickname?

A

JIGSAW

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635
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The members of the European Union that collectively use the euro are often referred to collectively as the what?

A

EUROZONE

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636
Q

The members of the ’70s pop group ABBA collectively have as many legs as which of these animals?

A

SPIDER

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637
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The military vehicle known as the Humvee first saw U.S. combat action in 1989 in what foreign country?

A

PANAMA

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638
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The minute hand of a clock points to the number 3 at which of these times?

A

21:15:00

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639
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The monthly magazine “Cuesport” is primarily targeted toward enthusiasts of what game?

A

POOL

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640
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The moon is roughly how far from the Earth?

A

240,000 MILES

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641
Q

The mortarboard hat seen at graduations shares its name with a tool used by which of these craftsmen?

A

STONEMASON

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642
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The Mossad is the secret intelligence service of what country?

A

ISRAEL

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643
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The movie poster for what Best Picture winner features a man sitting alone on a park bench?

A

FORREST GUMP

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644
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The movie “Steel Magnolias” is often credited with a surge in popularity of what type of cake,popular in the South?

A

RED VELVET CAKE

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645
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The movies “Spider-Man” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” both feature what cinematic cliche?

A

KISS IN THE RAIN

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646
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The MTV reality show “The Challenge” began as a combination of “The Real World” and what other show?

A

ROAD RULES

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647
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The murder trials of Belva Gaertner and Beulah Annan inspired what Best Picture winner?

A

CHICAGO

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648
Q

The musical acts that compete on NBC’s reality show “The Sing-Off” all have what defining characteristic?

A

A CAPELLA

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649
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The musical duo Sugarland are chart-topping artists in what musical genre?

A

COUNTRY

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650
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The musical scores of the “Charlie Brown” animated TV series notably feature what genre of music?

A

JAZZ

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651
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The musical “Camelot,” which debuted on Broadway in 1960,features what legendary figure as the lead role?

A

KING ARTHUR

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652
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The musical “Million Dollar Quartet” depicts a legendary 1956 jam session by all but which of these artists?

A

ROY ORBISON

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653
Q

The musical “West Side Story” is based on what Shakespearean tragedy?

A

ROMEO AND JULIET

654
Q

The name for a food item popular in China, “bok choy” literally means what?

A

WHITE VEGETABLE

655
Q

The name of a famous grocery brand, “Spam” is a combination of “ham” and what word?

A

SPICED

656
Q

The name of a popular menu item at Taco Bell, “gordita” is a Spanish word that literally means what?

A

FATTY

657
Q

The name of a song from the popular musical “The Sound of Music,” edelweiss is a type of what?

A

FLOWER

658
Q

The name of a type of Asian dumpling, “won ton” is Chinese for what two words?

A

CLOUD, SWALLOW

659
Q

The name of Louisiana’s state capital,Baton Rouge,is a French phrase meaning what?

A

RED STICK

660
Q

The name of Oregon’s capital city can be found embedded within the name of which of these world cities?

A

JERUSALEM

661
Q

The name of the holiday Kwanzaa comes from the Swahili phrase “matunda ya kwanza,” which means what?

A

FIRST FRUITS

662
Q

The name of the Italian opera house La Scala means what in English?

A

THE STAIRCASE

663
Q

The name of the restaurant chain Au Bon Pain is a French expression meaning “place of good” what?

A

BREAD

664
Q

The name of what basic component in nature is derived from a Greek term meaning “indivisible”?

A

ATOM

665
Q

The name of what headgear is derived from an old Persian term meaning “to tie”?

A

TURBAN

666
Q

The national program of medicare was established during the term of what U.S. president?

A

LYNDON B. JOHNSON

667
Q

The nautical term “starboard” refers to what part of the ship?

A

RIGHT SIDE

668
Q

The NBA’S Philadelphia 76ers are named for the year what historic document was signed?

A

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

669
Q

The newspaper term “Op-Ed” means what?

A

OPPOSITE THE EDITORIAL PAGE

670
Q

The nickname “Fergie” is shared by both a hip-hop star and a famous ex-royal who holds what title?

A

DUCHESS OF YORK

671
Q

The Nile Basin constitutes roughly 10% of the total area of what world continent?

A

AFRICA

672
Q

The Notable Names Database,or nndb.com,lists what historic woman’s job experience as “Cake proponent”?

A

MARIE ANTOINETTE

673
Q

The numbered spaces on a standard roulette wheel fittingly add up to what sinful number?

A

666

674
Q

The Obama administration often points out that Warren Buffet pays a lower tax rate than Debbie Bosanek,his what?

A

SECRETARY

675
Q

The Obama girls attend Sidwell Friends, a D.C. school founded by a member of what religious group?

A

QUAKER

676
Q

The official cocktail of the annual Preakness Stakes horse race shares its name with what flower?

A

BLACK-EYED SUSAN

677
Q

The official flag of the European Union features a ring of twelve gold stars on a field of what color?

A

BLUE

678
Q

The official logo for the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. features a picture of what?

A

GIRLS’ SILHOUETTED FACES

679
Q

The official slogan of the United States Blind Golf Association is “You Don’t Have To See It To” what?

A

TEE IT

680
Q

The old farming adage “knee high by the fourth of July” usually refers to the approximate height of what crop?

A

CORN

681
Q

The OPEC Oil cartel includes member nations from all but which of these continents?

A

EUROPE

682
Q

The Oregon state flag features an emblem on the front and image of what animal on the back?

A

BEAVER

683
Q

The original cover art of the children’s classic “Charlotte’s Web” features all but which of the following?

A

A TOAD

684
Q

The original “Lost in Space” TV series,which debuted in 1965,is set in what “futuristic” year?

A

1997 *CORRECT*

685
Q

The Oscar-winning film “No Country for Old Men” was adapted from a novel by what author?

A

CORMAC MCCARTHY

686
Q

The outlaw Robert Ford is remembered as a “coward” for doing what to his gang leader Jesse James?

A

SHOOTING HIM IN THE BACK

687
Q

The Parris Island Marine Corps Recruit Depot is located in what state?

A

SOUTH CAROLINA

688
Q

The philosophical issue of “determinism” is devoted to questioning whether humans are born with what?

A

FREE WILL

689
Q

The phrase “Dawn of a new era” includes the names of two popular brands of what?

A

CLEANING PRODUCTS

690
Q

The phrase “get out of Dodge” is commonly believed to refer to a city in what U.S. state?

A

KANSAS

691
Q

The phrase “going against the grain” originally referred to a more difficult method of doing what?

A

CUTTING WOOD

692
Q

The phrase “long in the tooth” comes from what animal’s tendency to have receding gums as it ages?

A

HORSE

693
Q

The phrase “Pike’s Peak or Bust!” was a popular slogan for settlers who moved to Colorado looking for what?

A

GOLD

694
Q

The phrase “Quality is Our Recipe” is part of the logo of what fast-food chain?

A

KFC

695
Q

The plots of the 2010 romantic comedies “The Back-Up Plan” and “The Switch” both revolve around what medical procedure?

A

ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

696
Q

The Polar Rim section of the San Diego Zoo houses an exhibit featuring which of these animals?

A

REINDEER

697
Q

The polemonium plant derives its common nickname from a Biblical story about a “ladder” seen by whom?

A

JACOB

698
Q

The pop singer Fergie has what lesser-known first name?

A

STACY

699
Q

The popular burrito chain Chipotle is named after a type of what?

A

PEPPER

700
Q

The popular drink known as an “Arnold Palmer” is typically made with equal parts iced tea and what?

A

LEMONADE

701
Q

The popular lunch meat baloney,sometimes spelled bologna,takes its name from a city in what country?

A

ITALY

702
Q

The popular slang term “nom,” which refers to eating something yummy, derives from what Sesame Street character?

A

COOKIE MONSTER

703
Q

The popular video game “Grand Theft Auto IV” is set in what fictional metropolis?

A

LIBERTY CITY

704
Q

The popular Web show “Easy to Assemble” is appropriately set at what distinctive retail spot?

A

IKEA

705
Q

The popular web show “Easy to Assemble” is appropriately set at what distinctive retail spot?

A

IKEA

706
Q

The position of “long snapper” plays a key,if understated role in which of these team sports?

A

FOOTBALL

707
Q

The practice of performing in public places for tips and gratuities is known as what?

A

BUSKING

708
Q

The practice of tightly wrapping an infant with blankets to prevent the movement of limbs is known as what?

A

SWADDLING

709
Q

The prestigious Juno Award is the Canadian equivalent of what American honor?

A

GRAMMY

710
Q

The prevailing shrub of the Great Basin Desert, sagebrush is the official flower of what U.S. state?

A

NEVADA

711
Q

The product of two negative numbers is always what?

A

A POSITIVE NUMBER

712
Q

The punny 1966 Time Magazine headline “Truman’s Compote” combines an author’s name and a type of what?

A

DESSERT

713
Q

The punny 1966 Time Magazine headline “Truman’s Compote” combines an author’s name and a type of what?

A

DESSERT

714
Q

The Queen song “Bohemian Rhapsody” mentions which of these great thinkers in its lyrics?

A

GALILEO

715
Q

The real-life town of Hameln,Germany,is famous as the site of a folk tale starring what legendary figure?

A

PIED PIPER

716
Q

The rebellious “Beat Generation” writers flourished in the U.S. during which decade?

A

1950s

717
Q

The recipe for eggs Benedict traditionally calls for what type of meat?

A

HAM

718
Q

The Red Cross estimates that how much blood is collected during a typical donation?

A

1 PINT

719
Q

The reflective surface of a CD usually consists of an extremely thin layer of what metal?

A

ALUMINUM

720
Q

The result of strong solar flares that scientists fear could destroy power grids,an “EMP” is a what?

A

ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE

721
Q

The retailer Burberry is known for accenting its garments with tan,black,white and red in what trademark pattern?

A

PLAID

722
Q

The romantic comedy “Sleepless In Seattle” ends with Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks finally meeting atop what landmark?

A

EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

723
Q

The Rosetta stone is a famous ancient artifact that features writing in Egyptian and what other language?

A

GREEK

724
Q

The ruins of the ancient city of Pompeii are located in what country?

A

ITALY

725
Q

The Salton Sea is a large salt lake located in what U.S. state?

A

CALIFORNIA

726
Q

The sartorius,the longest muscle in the human body,is located where?

A

THIGH

727
Q

The Scoville scale, used to measure the “zing” of chili peppers, rates which of these peppers the hottest?

A

HABENERO

728
Q

THE SEC is a government agency that was established in response to what national event?

A

1929 STOCK MARKET CRASH

729
Q

The second half of each episode of TV’s “Law & Order” focuses on the efforts of what professionals?

A

DISTRICT ATTORNEYS

730
Q

The Secret Service reportedly refer to Malia and Sasha Obama by what code names?

A

RADIANCE & ROSEBUD

731
Q

The section of New York’s Central Park known as “Strawberry Fields” memorializes a member of what iconic band?

A

THE BEATLES

732
Q

The series finale of “The Sopranos” ended with Tony engaging in what decidedly un-mob-like activity?

A

EATING ONION RINGS

733
Q

The Showtime series “Episodes” stars what “Friends” star as a lightly fictionalized version of themselves?

A

MATT LEBLANC

734
Q

The Silver Bullet Band is the longtime backing band of what popular musician?

A

BOB SEGER

735
Q

The Sinai Peninsula is a triangular piece of land that connects what two continents together?

A

ASIA AND AFRICA

736
Q

The sinking of the Lusitania ocean liner hastened the U.S.’s entry into what war?

A

WORLD WAR I

737
Q

The site of a 1969 political scandal, Chappaquiddick Island connects to what larger island?

A

MARTHA”S VINEYARD

738
Q

The site of a big loss for Colonel Cluster,Wyoming’s Little Bighorn is which of the following?

A

A RIVER

739
Q

The site of a famous 1839 slave mutiny,the 19th-century ship La Amistad has a name that means what in Spanish?

A

FRIENDSHIP

740
Q

The site of the Wright Brothers historic first flight,Kitty Hawk is located in what U.S. state?

A

NORTH CAROLINA

741
Q

The sketch comedy series “Portlandia” pokes fun at hipsters residing in what state’s most populous city?

A

OREGON

742
Q

The slang term “El Lay” phonetically spells out the abbreviation for what state’s most populated city?

A

CALIFORNIA

743
Q

The slogan “This machine kills fascists” often appeared on the guitars of what musician?

A

WOODY GUTHRIE

744
Q

The slogan “Untouched by Man” is used to advertise which of these grocery store products?

A

FIJI WATER

745
Q

The slogan, “Liberte,Egalite,Fraternite” appears on euro coins minted in what country?

A

FRANCE

746
Q

The snail Bufonaria borisbeckeri was named by a German researcher in honor of a champion in what sport?

A

TENNIS

747
Q

The son of a jazz promoter,Billy Crystal was taken to his first movie by what legendary singer?

A

BILLIE HOLIDAY

748
Q

The song “Do-Re-Mi” in “The Sound of Music” teaches us that all but which of the following are music syllables?

A

LO

749
Q

The song “Over The River and Through The Woods” was originally an 1844 poem about what holiday?

A

THANKSGIVING

750
Q

The sounds of what London landmark were first broadcast over BBC radio on New Year’s Eve to ring in 1924?

A

BIG BEN

751
Q

The Spanish warning “Esta caliente” often appears on which of these containers?

A

COFFEE CUP

752
Q

The Spanish-American War began in 1898 as an intervention by the United States on behalf of what country?

A

CUBA

753
Q

The square dance move “do-si-do” is derived from the French phrase “dos-a-dos,” which translates to what?

A

BACK-TO-BACK

754
Q

The star of her own cable TV reality series, Rachel Zoe is best known for her work as a celebrity what?

A

FASHION STYLIST

755
Q

The state whose name comes first alphabetically is located where in the U.S.?

A

DEEP SOUTH

756
Q

The storied fugitive known as D.B. Cooper famously eluded capture in 1971 by doing what?

A

JUMPING OUT OF A PLANE

757
Q

The Strait of Magellan runs primarily through which of these countries?

A

CHILE

758
Q

The style of American architecture based on building designs popular during the Revolutionary War is called what?

A

COLONIAL REVIVAL

759
Q

The style of pickup truck known as a “dually” gets its name from having twice the standard number of what?

A

REAR WHEELS

760
Q

The subject of a famous Revolutionary War poem, the “shot heard ’round the world” was fired in what U.S. state?

A

MASSACHUSETTS

761
Q

The subject of a much-publicized hoax in 2009, 6-year old Falcon Heene was better known in the media as what?

A

BALLOON BOY

762
Q

The Sundance Film Festival is held every January in what U.S. state?

A

UTAH

763
Q

The T-Birds,the Pink Ladies,and the Scorpions are all high school cliques in what movie musical?

A

GREASE

764
Q

The tabloid term “Brangelina,” which combines two names into one,is an example of what kind of word?

A

PORTMANTEAU

765
Q

The talking dog in the 2011 TV series “Wilfred” won comparisons to the imaginary animal in what Jimmy Stewart film?

A

HARVEY

766
Q

The Tasman Sea is part of what ocean?

A

PACIFIC

767
Q

The Tea Party movement takes its name from a famous historical event that took place in what city?

A

BOSTON

768
Q

The teenage drama “Gossip Girl” is partly set at a fictional New York City prep school called what?

A

CONSTANCE BILLIARD SCHOOL

769
Q

The term French paradox refers to the fact that, despite a high-fat diet, the French are relatively what?

A

SLENDER

770
Q

The term “ad lib” comes from the Latin phrase “ad libitum,” which roughly means what?

A

AT ONE’S PLEASURE

771
Q

The term “banana republic” originally referred to small,politically unstable countries in what part of the world?

A

CENTRAL AMERICA

772
Q

The term “bootleg” comes from an old habit of smugglers hiding what in their boots?

A

ALCOHOL

773
Q

The term “carbon footprint” refers primarily to the impact of a person’s lifestyle on the what?

A

ENVIRONMENT

774
Q

The term “head honcho” is derived in part from the Japanese word “hancho,” which roughly translates as what?

A

GROUP LEADER

775
Q

The term “lower forth-eight” is commonly used to refer to the U.S. minus what two states?

A

ALASKA AND HAWAII

776
Q

The term “melting pot” is often used to refer to the fact that the U.S. is very what?

A

CULTURALLY DIVERSE

777
Q

The term “paparazzi” comes from the name of an aggressive photographer in what movie?

A

LA DOLCE VITA

778
Q

The term “Polyanna” refers to a person who is excessively what?

A

CHEERFUL

779
Q

The term “provenance” is used in the art world to refer to a painting’s what?

A

OWNERSHIP HISTORY

780
Q

The term “slush fund” was originally used by sailors to refer to the side money they made selling what?

A

ANIMAL FAT

781
Q

The term “spam” for junk e-mail is derived from a well-known sketch on what comedy show?

A

MONTY PYTHON’S FLYING CIRCUS

782
Q

The term “Tin Pan Alley” originally referred to a New York City district famously associated with what industry?

A

SONGWRITING

783
Q

The theme song for what popular cartoon features the line “robots in disguise”?

A

TRANSFORMERS

784
Q

The theme song for “The Young and Restless,” “Nadia’s Theme” is named for a famous female what?

A

GYMNAST

785
Q

The theme song to what ’80s sitcom begins with the memorable line, “Streaks on the china never mattered before”?

A

MR. BELVEDERE

786
Q

The theme song “Eye of the Tiger” is featured in the third installment of what movie franchise?

A

ROCKY

787
Q

The tick bites that cause Lyme disease typically form a reddish rash with what distinctive shape?

A

BULL’S-EYE

788
Q

The title of a 1955 Marilyn Monroe film suggests that spouses “itch” to stray after how many years of marriage?

A

SEVEN

789
Q

The title of a famous show tune from the 1949 musical “South Pacific,” “Bali Ha’i” is a what?

A

ISLAND

790
Q

The title of a popular online game sold by Zynga invites players to form “Words With” what?

A

FRIENDS

791
Q

The title of Stephen Covey’s 1989 self-help book claims that “Highly Effective People” have how many “habits”?

A

SEVEN

792
Q

The title of the 1927 novel “Treasure of the Sierra Madre” refers to a mountain range in what country/

A

MEXICO

793
Q

The title of the 2011 film “Super 8” refers to a largely outdated type of what?

A

FILM STOCK

794
Q

The title of the classic novel “Wuthering Heights” refers to what place?

A

FAMILY ESTATE

795
Q

The title of the TV series “Friends” refers to a group of how many total friends?

A

6

796
Q

The title “maitre d” is from a longer phrase that features what well-known French word?

A

HOTEL

797
Q

The TLC reality series “Sister Wives” has been described as a real-life version of what cable drama series?

A

BIG LOVE

798
Q

The town of Riverside, Iowa claims to be the “future birthplace” of what fictional character?

A

CAPTAIN JAMES KIRK

799
Q

The Toyota models Camry,Corolla and Corona all get their names from Latin or Japanese words that mean what?

A

CROWN

800
Q

The tradition known as “Carburetion Day” takes place every year on the Friday before what sporting event?

A

INDIANAPOLIS 500

801
Q

The tradition of indoor Christmas tree decorating began in the 16th century in what country?

A

GERMANY

802
Q

The traditional Chinese game of mah-jongg is played using what kind of game pieces?

A

TILES

803
Q

On an old-fashioned rotary phone,what number requires the longest turn of the dial?

A

0 *CORRECT*

804
Q

The trendy Master Cleanse diet involves drinking a concoction made with all but which of these ingredients?

A

GINGER

805
Q

The triangular orange logo on Elmer’s glue labels features the head of Elmer,who is what kind of “spokesanimal”?

A

BULL

806
Q

The trophy for the annual Teen Choice Awards consists of a full-size, usable what?

A

SURFBOARD

807
Q

The TV series “Ugly Betty” is set at the offices of what fictional “Vogue-like” magazine?

A

MODE

808
Q

The TV shows “Glee,” and “Freaks and Geeks” are both set at high schools named after which U.S. President?

A

WILLIAM MCKINLEY

809
Q

The TV shows “Glee” and “Freaks and Geeks” are both set at high schools named after what U.S. president?

A

WILLIAM MCKINLEY

810
Q

The two countries in the world whose names come last alphabetically are both located where?

A

SOUTHERN AFRICA

811
Q

The U.S. Constitution begins “We the People of the United States,in order to form a more perfect” what?

A

UNION

812
Q

The U.S. government issues federal Stafford loans to help borrowers pay for what?

A

EDUCATION

813
Q

The U.S. icon “Uncle Sam” was based on Samuel Wilson, who, during the War of 1812, was a what?

A

MEAT INSPECTOR

814
Q

The U.S. Marine Corps motto is often shortened to Semper Fi, a phrase in which “Fi” is short for what?

A

FIDELIS

815
Q

The U.S. tested its first atomic bomb in 1945 near what location?

A

ALAMAGORDO, NM

816
Q

The unconventional women of America’s Jazz Age are commonly known by what nickname?

A

FLAPPERS

817
Q

The unique sound of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle engine idling is commonly described by what food phrase?

A

POTATO POTATO POTATO

818
Q

The United Nations flag depicts a map of the world surrounded by what?

A

OLIVE BRANCHES

819
Q

The United States of America is named after a famous what?

A

EXPLORER

820
Q

The University of California,San Diego’s Geisel Library bears the real surname of what author?

A

DR.SEUSS

821
Q

The US imports the most oil from which of these countries?

A

CANADA

822
Q

The USDA uses the official terms “broiler,” “fryer,” and “roaster” to classify different types of what?

A

CHICKENS

823
Q

The USDA’s 2010 “Dietary Guidelines for Americans” urges people to eat more of all but which of these”?

A

REFINED GRAINS

824
Q

The Van Gogh Museum is a popular destination for art lovers visiting what European capital?

A

AMSTERDAM

825
Q

The VH1 reality show “Brandy and Ray J: A Family Business” centers on a pair of singers that are related how?

A

BROTHER AND SISTER

826
Q

The voice actor Don LaFontaine was famous for what signature phrase, often heard in movie trailers?

A

IN A WORLD…

827
Q

The war memorial for what branch of the U.S. military depicts soldiers raising a flag at Iwo Jima?

A

MARINES

828
Q

The Washington Monument was modeled after the obelisks built by what ancient empire?

A

EGYPTIAN

829
Q

The Washington Post evaluates the truthfulness of political ads by assigning a rating of between one and four what?

A

PINOCCHIOS

830
Q

The Web site IDoNowIDont.com is a marketplace for buying and selling secondhand what?

A

ENGAGEMENT RINGS

831
Q

The Web site Stubhub.com is a popular place to buy which of the following?

A

CONCERT TICKETS

832
Q

The Web site www.thefabricofourlives.com was created to support producers of what?

A

COTTON

833
Q

The wine-producing grape called Syrah in France is known by what other name in Australia?

A

SHIRAZ

834
Q

The word diaphanous is used to describe what type of clothing?

A

SEE-THROUGH

835
Q

The word for “handcuffs” is the same as the word for “wives” in what language?

A

SPANISH

836
Q

The word “aide,” used generally to refer to an assistant,is short for what longer French expression?

A

AIDE-DE-CAMP

837
Q

The word “alimony” comes from a Latin word meaning what?

A

SUSTENANCE

838
Q

The word “alligator” is derived from the Spanish term “el lagarto,” meaning what?

A

THE LIZARD

839
Q

The word “alphabet” is derived from “alpha” and “beta,” the first two letters of what alphabet?

A

GREEK

840
Q

The word “discotheque” comes from a French word meaning what?

A

RECORD LIBRARY

841
Q

The word “Draconian” comes from the name of a Greek statesman who was best known for doing what?

A

PASSING STRICT LAWS

842
Q

The word “fleabag” is commonly used to describe a seedy or run-down what?

A

HOTEL

843
Q

The word “harvest” is derived from an Old English word that referred to what season?

A

AUTUMN

844
Q

The word “pita” comes from a Greek term meaning what?

A

BREAD

845
Q

The World Barista Championship is an annual event that tests competitors’ skills in what activity?

A

MAKING ESPRESSO DRINKS

846
Q

The Yuko hair straightening treatment is often referred to by its country of origin, which is what?

A

JAPAN

847
Q

The Yum-o! organization, a nonprofit that teaches healthy eating,was founded by what bubbly TV chef?

A

RACHAEL RAY

848
Q

The zoological classification Lepidoptera consists of butterflies and what other insects?

A

MOTHS

849
Q

The “.tv” Internet address,often used for television-related websites,belongs to what country?

A

TUVALU

850
Q

The “3000 Mile Myth” refers to the debunked belief that you should do what to your car every 3000 miles?

A

CHANGE THE OIL

851
Q

The “Family Jewels” of the British monarchy are kept under armed guard at what London landmark?

A

TOWER OF LONDON

852
Q

The “fingerstache” is a popular tattoo of a stylized mustache typically inked on what finger?

A

INDEX

853
Q

The “funny bone” is thought to get its name due to its proximity to what funny-sounding bone?

A

HUMERUS

854
Q

The “Grandfather Paradox” is a problem facing those attempting to unlock which of these scientific theories?

A

TIME TRAVEL

855
Q

The “greaser” look of Shia LaBeouf’s character in “Indiana Jones 4” was modeled after Marlon Brando in what film?

A

THE WILD ONE

856
Q

The “Green Line” is a term used to describe the boundary between what two historically hostile areas?

A

ISRAEL AND THE WEST BANK

857
Q

The “heat index” is a weather indicator that takes into account air temperature and what other factor?

A

RELATIVE HUMIDITY

858
Q

The “jerk” method of preparing and cooking meat originated in what country?

A

JAMAICA

859
Q

The “O” in Irish names like “O’Neill” and “O’Casey”comes from “ua”,an Irish word meaning what?

A

GRANDSON

860
Q

The “Star Wars” films notably contain music themes for each main character,a practice known by what music term?

A

LEITMOTIF

861
Q

The “wrap dress” is the signature creation of what high-end fashion designer?

A

DIANE VON FURSTENBERG

862
Q

Theodore Roosevelt National Park is located on the former site of the president’s Elkhorn Ranch is what U.S. state?

A

NORTH DAKOTA

863
Q

Thiamine, riboflavin, and niacin are three vitamins in a group commonly known as what?

A

VITAMIN-B COMPLEX

864
Q

Though a female turkey is called a hen,a male is known not as a rooster but as a what?

A

TOM

865
Q

Though a popular term now,”hipster” was actually coined in the 1940s to replace what jazzy term?

A

HEPCAT

866
Q

Though a silvery-white medal,what chemical element lends its name to a deep shade of blue?

A

COBALT

867
Q

Though a single issue costs $5.95, what weekly magazine was sold in its entirety in 2010 for only $1

A

NEWSWEEK

868
Q

Though airing in different decades, which of these TV shows featured the same actor as a character?

A

FAMILY TIES & SPIN CITY

869
Q

Though airing in different decades, which of these TV shows featured the same actor as a main character?

A

FAMILY TIES AND SPIN CITY

870
Q

Though critics called him a “walking dust mop,” the 2012 Westminster Best in Show went to Malachy,a 4-year-old what?

A

PEKINGESE

871
Q

Though he lives and works in Nashville,which of these country singers is a New Zealand-born Australian?

A

KEITH URBAN

872
Q

Though he now makes his home in Dallas, NBA superstar Dirk Nowitzki hails from what foreign country?

A

GERMANY

873
Q

Though he often just goes by his first name,celebrity physician Dr.Drew has what surname?

A

PINSKY

874
Q

Though he still tours playing The Who classics,what former frontman owns a trout fishery in East Sussex,England?

A

ROGER DALTREY

875
Q

Though he was 21 when it all wrapped up, how old was Daniel Radcliffe when the first Harry Potter film came out?

A

12

876
Q

Though her recent work is Christian-themed, what novelist announced in 2010 she was leaving Christianity

A

ANNE RICE

877
Q

Though his successor removed them, what U.S. President was the first to install solar panels on the White House roof?

A

JIMMY CARTER

878
Q

Though human fat is typically whitish,most people also have small amounts of calorie-burning fat that is what color?

A

BROWN

879
Q

Though it applies to all of them now,the term “vermin” derives from the Latin word for which of these creatures?

A

WORM

880
Q

Though it can be traced back to the 1500s, the proverb “Tomorrow is another day” was popularized by what author?

A

MARGARET MITCHELL

881
Q

Though it didn’t feature buffalo wings as an in-flight snack,what chain restaurant once operated its own short-lived airline?

A

HOOTERS

882
Q

Though it doesn’t contain egg or cream, an “egg cream” traditionally contains which of the following?

A

SELTZER WATER

883
Q

Though it is often quoted,the line “Elementary,my dear Watson” never actually appears in the works of what author?

A

ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

884
Q

Though it later became associated with Christie Brinkley, Billy Joel’s hit “Uptown Girl” was originally about whom?

A

ELLE MACPHERSON

885
Q

Though it sounds like a movie awards category,which of these is the name of a hotel chain?

A

BEST WESTERN

886
Q

Though it sounds like it is for a children’s game,which of these websites belongs to a major U.S. book publisher?

A

SIMONSAYS.COM

887
Q

Though it sounds like something for a plumber, a “piping bag” is used by which of these professionals?

A

PASTRY CHEF

888
Q

Though it works for other cuts,which of these is the name of a kitchen knife used to remove the delicate skin from fresh fish?

A

SALMON KNIFE

889
Q

Though it’s in the dictionary, which of these words is considered an improper combination of two other words?

A

IRREGARDLESS

890
Q

Though known for her comedy, what actress won an Oscar for her dramatic turn in the 2009 film “Precious”?

A

MONIQUE

891
Q

Though mostly free of it as an adult,which of these politicians grew up with a strong stutter?

A

JOE BIDEN

892
Q

Though not confirmed by the author,Johnny Fontane,the singer in “The Godfather,” is believed to be based on whom?

A

FRANK SINATRA

893
Q

Though not known to drive cats crazy,which of these herbs is classified in the same family as catnip?

A

OREGANO

894
Q

Though now associated with Mexico,piatas are thought to have originated from what country’s New Year celebrations?

A

CHINA

895
Q

Though now headquartered in New York,the United Nations drew up its charter in what other U.S. city?

A

SAN FRANCISCO

896
Q

Though now made with artificial flavors, traditional grenadine syrup is made with the juice of what fruit?

A

POMEGRANATE

897
Q

Though now often referred to any roasted beef,barbacoa traditionally comes from what part of the cow?

A

HEAD

898
Q

Though often billed as small-claims courts,TV shows like “Judge Joe Brown” are actually a form of what?

A

BINDING ARBITRATION

899
Q

Though often referred to by its trademarked name,the Crock-Pot is really what kitchen appliance?

A

SLOW COOKER

900
Q

Though scientists can now simulate the process,what milk’s preparation traditionally involved churning?

A

BUTTERMILK

901
Q

Though she’s technically “Mrs. Jenner,” the matriarch of the Kardashian family has what first name?

A

KRIS

902
Q

Though sommeliers may disagree,boxes of Franzia proudly declare it to be “the world’s most popular” what?

A

WINE

903
Q

Though spelled “feng shui,” the Chinese art of spatial arrangement is typically pronounced how?

A

“FUNG SHWAY”

904
Q

Though the amount is no longer in U.S. circulation,the classic game of monopoly comes with bills in what denomination?

A

$500 *CORRECT*

905
Q

Though there are certainly more,a famous George Carlin bit lists how many “words you can never say on television”?

A

7 *CORRECT*

906
Q

Though there is little historical evidence, horned helmets are often associated with whom?

A

VIKINGS

907
Q

Though they all have the same voltage,which of these alkaline batteries is the smallest in size?

A

AAA

908
Q

Though they move back and forth while budding,mature sunflowers typically face what direction?

A

EAST

909
Q

Though they suspected it was hazardous,the ancient Romans extensively used what material in their water pipes?

A

LEAD

910
Q

Though trained as a doctor, Richard Jordan Gatling is best known for inventing an early type of what?

A

MACHINE GUN

911
Q

Though you’d have to eat a lot to get sick, which of these fruits have seeds that naturally contain cyanide?

A

APPLES

912
Q

Thought to be a combination of “simon” and “napoleon,” “simoleon” is an old-fashioned slang term for a what?

A

DOLLAR BILL

913
Q

Thousand Island dressing is said to have gotten its name from a chain of islands that lie in what river?

A

THE ST.LAWRENCE

914
Q

Throughout her career in the kitchen,Julia Child often said the secret to a long life is what?

A

RED MEAT AND GIN

915
Q

Tilapia is a popular variety of what?

A

FISH

916
Q

Timothy Q.Mouse initially frightens,but then befriends the title character of what classic Disney film?

A

DUMBO

917
Q

To a resident of the British Isles, which of these countries is commonly called “The Antipodes?”

A

AUSTRALIA

918
Q

To avoid blinking, many women unconsciously open their mouths when applying what cosmetic?

A

MASCARA

919
Q

To avoid confusion with a prominent city,what state’s tourism department advertises itself as “The State”?

A

WASHINGTON

920
Q

To celebrate his 85th birthday,what did George H.W. Bush do while strapped to a U.S. Army Sergeant?

A

SKYDIVE

921
Q

To enhance its sense of authenticity, which of these TV dramas was shot on location in Austin, TX?

A

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS

922
Q

To extend their shelf life,bags of potato chips are often filled with what gas before being sealed?

A

NITROGEN

923
Q

To help fans pronounce it CORRECTly, comedian Louis Szekely typically spells his name how?

A

LOUIS C.K.

924
Q

To make paper-mache,kids traditionally dunk newspaper strips into paste made from water and what?

A

FLOUR

925
Q

To make papier-mache, kids traditionally dunk newspaper strips into paste made from water and what?

A

FLOUR

926
Q

To prevent fires, consumers are often warned not to use which of these products in a microwave oven?

A

ALUMINUM FOIL

927
Q

To promote Breast cancer awareness,in 2010 Elizabeth Hurley helped light 39 landmarks what color?

A

PINK

928
Q

To pursue his hobby, a cruciverbalist would flip to what part of a newspaper?

A

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

929
Q

To reduce the risk of a bladder infection,many experts advise drinking what tannin-rich beverage?

A

CRANBERRY JUICE

930
Q

To sound like a New Yorker,you can say “light and sweet” when ordering which of the following?

A

COFFEE

931
Q

To the dismay of nutritionists,what chain restaurant’s “Bistro Shrimp Pasta” contains a reported 2,700 calories?

A

THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY

932
Q

To tour the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor, you must visit what Hawaiian island?

A

OAHU

933
Q

To win a superfecta wager at the track,a bettor must pick how many of the top finishers in the right order?

A

FOUR

934
Q

Tom Hanks received an Oscar nomination for his work in all but which of these films?

A

THE GREEN MILE

935
Q

Tonic water is distinctively flavored because it contains what chemical?

A

QUININE

936
Q

Torts is a common first-year course for students in what professional school?

A

LAW

937
Q

Tourists intending to visit the capital city of San Jose would receive the best travel advice from what guide book?

A

LET’S GO COSTA RICA

938
Q

Traditional Requiem Masses often include a sequence called the “Lacrimosa,” a Latin term meaning what?

A

TEARFUL

939
Q

Traditionally made with a base of olive oil,Castile soap is named for a region of what country?

A

SPAIN

940
Q

Traditionally made with fried seafood,a po’ boy is a sandwich associated with what U.S. city’s cuisine?

A

NEW ORLEANS

941
Q

Traditionally served on New Year’s Day,Hoppin’ John is a popular Southern side dish made with what type of bean?

A

BLACK-EYED PEAS

942
Q

Traditionally worn by geishas and sumo wrestlers,geta are wooden footwear from what country?

A

JAPAN

943
Q

Traditionally worn by golfers, “plus fours” are a type of what?

A

PANTS

944
Q

Traditionally, quarterbacks yell which of these words to their center when they want to start a play?

A

HIKE

945
Q

Traditionally, what member of a wedding party is in charge of “bustling” the bride’s gown?

A

MAID OF HONOR

946
Q

Traditionally, which of these professionals is most likely to wear a skirt made of tulle?

A

BALLERINA

947
Q

Traditionally,s’mores are made by sandwiching chocolate and marshmallows between what?

A

GRAHAM CRACKERS

948
Q

Traditionally,the U.S. Congress takes a month-long recess during what month?

A

AUGUST

949
Q

Traditionally,which wedding anniversary is considered the “Diamond” anniversary?

A

60TH *CORRECT*

950
Q

Translating to “Fashion Dispatch,” what 80s band took its name from a French fashion magazine?

A

DEPECHE MODE

951
Q

Trial lawyers often refer to the false expectation that a witness will confess under cross-examination as what?

A

PERRY MASON SYNDROME

952
Q

TV and movie character Peewee Herman is known for wearing which of these fashion accessories?

A

RED BOW TIE

953
Q

TV journalist Jane Pauley is married to Garry Trudeau, a cartoonist best known for what strip?

A

DOONESBURY

954
Q

TV personality Ross Matthews first rose to fame as “Ross the Intern” on what TV host’s show?

A

JAY LENO

955
Q

Twenty-five times the size of the Bonneville Salt Flats, the Salar de Uyuni Salt Flats are located where?

A

BOLIVIA

956
Q

Two siblings born to the same mother less than a year apart are often cheekily described as what?

A

IRISH TWINS

957
Q

Two words that have directly opposite meanings are called what?

A

ANTONYMS

958
Q

Typically flavored with caraway seeds, which of these spirits derives its name from the Latin for “water of life”?

A

AQUAVIT

959
Q

Typically flavored with caraway seeds,which of these spirits derives its name from the Latin for “water of life”?

A

AQUAVIT

960
Q

Typically marking the end of a conversation,the Spanish phrase “Vaya con Dios” means what in English?

A

GO WITH GOD

961
Q

Typically preferring to wade rather than swim, which of these birds does not have webbed feet?

A

CRANE

962
Q

Typically served as a Southern side dish,spoonbread is a pudding-like bread with what ingredient?

A

CORNMEAL

963
Q

U.N. Lifts Beluga Ban was the headline for a 2010 news story about international restrictions on what luxury item?

A

CAVIAR

964
Q

U2’s hit song “Vertigo” begins with the line “Uno,dos,tres,catorce,”,spanish for one,two,three” what?

A

FOURTEEN

965
Q

UGG, a trendy brand that specializes in sheepskin boots, originated in what country?

A

AUSTRALIA

966
Q

Unaware he was starting an Internet fad,in 2007 Charlie Schmidt posted a YouTube video of his cat Fatso doing what?

A

PLAYING A KEYBOARD

967
Q

Under European Law,bottles of “traditional balsamic vinegar” can only be produced in two provinces of what country?

A

ITALY

968
Q

Understood by folks familiar with the metric system,what day always falls within “National Metric Week”?

A

OCTOBER 10TH

969
Q

Unhappy with the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize award,what country launched its own “Confucius Peace Prize”?

A

CHINA

970
Q

Unimpressed by cupies, split lifts and basket tosses, a federal judge ruled in 2010 that what is not a sport?

A

CHEERLEADING

971
Q

Until 1834, John Jacob Astor was America’s most successful businessman in what industry?

A

FUR

972
Q

Until 1949,regular packs of chocolate M&Ms included which of these colors?

A

VIOLET

973
Q

Until his abrupt dismissal in 2011, John Galliano had been head designer of what fashion house since 1996?

A

CHRISTIAN DIOR

974
Q

Until it was discovered to be toxic, asbestos was commonly used in buildings to guard against what?

A

FIRE

975
Q

Updated in 1997 to honor Princess Diana, “Candle in the Wind” was originally a tribute to what actress?

A

MARILYN MONROE

976
Q

Upon his arrival in D.C. in 2011, what newly-elected senator moved in with his congressman father Ron?

A

RAND PAUL

977
Q

Upon losing the Tour de France in 2010,what athlete declared, “I wasn’t fast enough in the end”?

A

LANCE ARMSTRONG

978
Q

Upon the cancellation of “Ugly Betty,” what actress joined the cast of “Desperate Housewives” in 2010?

A

VANESSA WILLIAMS

979
Q

Urushiol,a toxic resin,causes the typical rashes and itchiness associated with which of these plants?

A

POISON IVY

980
Q

Used for centuries to make gunpowder and cure meats, potassium nitrate is commonly called what?

A

SALTPETER

981
Q

Used in a variety of dishes,garam marsala is a blend of ground spices commonly used in what cuisine?

A

INDIAN

982
Q

Used in airports to detect sick passengers,thermal scanners measure a person’s what?

A

TEMPERATURE

983
Q

Used to describe a carefree lifestyle, “bohemian” refers to an area in what modern day country?

A

CZECH REPUBLIC

984
Q

Used to describe something petty or of little value, the word “picayune” once referred to a type of Spanish what?

A

COIN

985
Q

Used to gauge stock market performance, the Dow Jones Industrial tracks how many companies?

A

30

986
Q

Used to indicate academic honors, the Latin phrase “magna cum laude” literally means what?

A

WITH GREAT PRAISE

987
Q

Used to make rope,sisal fiber is a common material also found in which of these sporting goods?

A

DARTBOARD

988
Q

Used to mean “finishing strong,” the phrase “sticking the landing” comes from what sport?

A

GYMNASTICS

989
Q

Used to provide structure to connective tissue,what is the most abundant protein in the human body?

A

COLLAGEN

990
Q

Used to refer to a computer’s unique location in cyberspace, “IP address” is short for “internet” what?

A

PROTOCOL ADDRESS

991
Q

Used to test vision,the Snellen eye chart typically has what bold,single letter in the top row?

A

E

992
Q

Using its local specialty, in 2009 the city of Portland, Maine created a 61-foot long what?

A

LOBSTER ROLL

993
Q

Usually a male role,Prospero is played by Dame Helen Mirren in the 2010 film of what Shakespeare play?

A

THE TEMPEST

994
Q

Usually associated with pirates,the “Jolly Roger” is a distinctive what?

A

FLAG

995
Q

Usually considered a minor injury, what is the medical term for a common bruise?

A

CONTUSION

996
Q

Usually either white or brown,the shell color of chicken eggs is determined by which of these factors?

A

THE BREED OF HEN

997
Q

Usually referred to by his first name,the Renaissance artist Michelangelo had what surname?

A

BUONARROTI

998
Q

Varieties of what beauty aid are often advertised as being “acetone-free”?

A

NAIL POLISH REMOVER

999
Q

Vendors at Seattle’s Pike Place Market are world famous for doing what?

A

THROWING FISH

1000
Q

Viral conjunctivitis is a highly contagious eye infection better known as what?

A

PINK EYE

1001
Q

Visible even with the naked eye,which of these planets is brightest in the evening sky?

A

VENUS

1002
Q

Voiced by Johnny Depp, the title character in the 2011 animated movie “Rango” is what kind of desert creature?

A

CHAMELEON

1003
Q

Voiced by Johnny Depp,the title character in the 2011 animated movie “Rango” is what kind of desert creature?

A

CHAMELEON

1004
Q

Walt Whitman’s poem “When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d” was written as an elegy for what notable American?

A

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

1005
Q

Walter and Cordelia Knott, founders of Knott’s Berry Farm, introduced what berry in the 1930s?

A

BOYSENBERRY

1006
Q

Washing a dog in tomato juice is a traditional home remedy for what?

A

REMOVING SKUNK ODOR

1007
Q

Web sites like WallStreetJournal.com charge for some of their content by keeping it behind a so-called what?

A

PAY WALL

1008
Q

Well-known to sailors in the tropics,winds that blow steadily from east to west and toward the equator are called what?

A

TRADE WINDS

1009
Q

West Point,the oldest military academy in the United States,is located on the bank of what river?

A

HUDSON

1010
Q

What 1960s Raquel Welch film was advertised with the slogan “Mankind’s First Bikini!”?

A

ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.

1011
Q

What 2009 big screen comedy features Betty White as a wacky grandmother?

A

THE PROPOSAL

1012
Q

What 2009 hit single by Shakira has a Spanish version called “Loba”?

A

SHE WOLF

1013
Q

What 2009 hit song heavily samples a 1985 song by the band “Dead or Alive”?

A

RIGHT ROUND

1014
Q

What 2010 movie prominently features a mythical beast called a kraken?

A

CLASH OF THE TITANS

1015
Q

What 2011 documentary follows a late night comic on a cross country tour after being fired from NBC?

A

CONAN O’BRIEN CAN’T STOP

1016
Q

What 2011 superhero movie was marketed in Russia using only its subtitle “The First Avenger”?

A

CAPTAIN AMERICA

1017
Q

What 60s TV show peppered its fight scenes with words such as “kapow” or “biff” flashed onto the screen?

A

BATMAN

1018
Q

What 70s song invariably compels dancers to spell out each letter of the song with their bodies?

A

YMCA

1019
Q

What actor delivers the oft-misquoted line, That dirty, double-crossing rat” in the 1931 film “Blonde Crazy”?

A

JAMES CAGNEY

1020
Q

What actor donned fake chest hair and a bald cap for a cameo in the 2008 comedy “Tropic Thunder”?

A

TOM CRUISE

1021
Q

What actor established the Make It Right Foundation,which aims to build “green” housing in New Orleans?

A

BRAD PITT

1022
Q

What actor once blamed his career slump on a 1982 People magazine article that mistakenly referred to him as deceased?

A

ABE VIGODA

1023
Q

What actor plays the mustachioed slacker “Wooderson” in the 1993 indie film “Dazed and Confused”?

A

MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY

1024
Q

What actor starred in a film version of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible,” and then married Miller’s daughter Rebecca?

A

DANIEL DAY-LEWIS

1025
Q

What actor starred in the 1990s movies “Universal Soldier” and “Universal Soldier: The Return”?

A

JEAN CLAUDE-VAN DAMME

1026
Q

What actor’s guest role on a Showtime series inspired the 2010 headline, “Close Encounters of the Weed Kind”?

A

RICHARD DREYFUSS

1027
Q

What actor’s mother reportedly named him after he kicked her in the womb while she was looking at a Da Vinci painting?

A

LEONARDO DICAPRIO

1028
Q

What actress and international sex symbol was the inspiration for the term “sex kitten”?

A

BRIGITTE BARDOT

1029
Q

What actress stars as as ruthless litigator Patty Hewes in the TV drama “Damages”?

A

GLENN CLOSE

1030
Q

What actress was the subject of a 2011 NY Times piece titled “All About the Woman Behind Erica Kane”?

A

SUSAN LUCCI

1031
Q

What ad mascot is often depicted wearing epaulets?

A

CAP’N CRUNCH

1032
Q

What adjective is often used to describe an unscrupulous political leader’s behavior?

A

MACHIAVELLIAN

1033
Q

What adjective is used to describe animals that emit light?

A

BIOLUMINESCENT

1034
Q

What airline’s official emblem features a traditional Aztec warrior known as an “Eagle Knight”?

A

AEROMEXICO

1035
Q

What American author is credited with popularizing the Spanish word “cojones” as a synonym for bravery?

A

ERNEST HEMINGWAY

1036
Q

What animal appears on a pro-vegetarian PETA sticker that reads “I Am Not a Nugget”?

A

CHICKEN

1037
Q

What animal appears on the national coat of arms of the African nation Cote D’ lvoire,or Ivory Coast?

A

ELEPHANT

1038
Q

What animal did Woody Allen once memorably describe as “a rat with wings”?

A

PIGEON

1039
Q

What animalistic sound is sung throughout the 1978 Warren Zevon hit song “Werevolves of London”?

A

AHOOOOOO!

1040
Q

What animalistic sound is sung throughout the 1978 Warren Zevon hit “Werewolves of London”?

A

AHOOOOO!

1041
Q

What animals are some of the only adult vertebrates with the ability to regrow a limb that has been cut off?

A

SALAMANDERS

1042
Q

What animals engage one another in a mating competition that is often compared to boxing?

A

KANGAROOS

1043
Q

What are renal calculi?

A

KIDNEY STONES

1044
Q

What artist is known for his groundbreaking “drip” method of painting?

A

JACKSON POLLOCK

1045
Q

What artist painted his young daughter in his works “Paloma with an Orange” and “Paloma in Blue?”

A

PABLO PICASSO

1046
Q

What artist’s famous sketch, “The Vitruvian Man,” is said to depict the ideal proportions of the male body?

A

LEONARDO DA VINCI

1047
Q

What athlete portrays himself in the 1977 movie “The Greatest”?

A

MOHAMMAD ALI

1048
Q

What athletes participate in Blood, Sweat, and Gears, an annual sporting event held in North Carolina?

A

CYCLISTS

1049
Q

What author courted controversy in 2006 when his memoir,”A Million Little Pieces” was proved to be widely exaggerated?

A

JAMES FREY

1050
Q

What author famously defined “guts” as “grace under pressure?”

A

ERNEST HEMINGWAY

1051
Q

What author is often credited with being the first person to submit a book manuscript written on a typewriter?

A

MARK TWAIN

1052
Q

What author of “The Handmaid’s Tale” has argued that her novels are “speculative fiction,” not science fiction?

A

MARGARET ATWOOD

1053
Q

What author of “The Handmaid’s Tale” has argued that her novels are “speculative fiction,” not science fiction?

A

MARGARET ATWOOD

1054
Q

What ballpark’s ground rules states it’s a double if the “baseball sticks in vines on bleacher wall”?

A

WRIGLEY FIELD

1055
Q

What band claims its name was inspired by the initials of a popular brand of motor oil?

A

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS

1056
Q

What band’s lead singer often went by the name “Mr. Mojo Risin,” an anagram of his real name?

A

THE DOORS

1057
Q

What baseball legend shares his name with a “golden voiced’ homeless man who shot to national fame in 2011?

A

TED WILLIAMS

1058
Q

What baseball player was the first to have his signature printed on a Louisville Slugger bat?

A

HONUS WAGNER

1059
Q

What best-selling novelist copyrights his books under the name “Garp Enterprises Ltd.”?

A

JOHN IRVING

1060
Q

What beverage is named for the football team at the University of Florida,where it was developed?

A

GATORADE

1061
Q

What biopic’s screenplay was translated into brail at its subject’s request?

A

RAY

1062
Q

What birds rotate their wings in a distinct figure-eight pattern that allows them to fly backwards?

A

HUMMINGBIRDS

1063
Q

What body part is the final word of the chorus in the folk song “Oh! Susanna”?

A

KNEE

1064
Q

What book of the Bible derives its name from the Greek word for “creation”?

A

GENESIS

1065
Q

What brand’s Web Site urges visitors to “become an agent for the Wetness Protection Program”?

A

ARRID

1066
Q

What breed of dog,known for its thick white coat,is named for the nomadic people of Siberia who once raised it?

A

SAMOYED

1067
Q

What British author’s second novel was dedicated “To my mum,Nellie,for not being like Bridget’s”?

A

HELEN FIELDING

1068
Q

What Broadway musical features the extravagant song-and dance number “Springtime for Hitler”?

A

THE PRODUCERS

1069
Q

What Broadway musical features the song “Food, Glorious Food”?

A

OLIVER!

1070
Q

What Broadway musical is largely set in a seedy nightclub called the Kit Kat Klub?

A

CABARET

1071
Q

What Broadway musical is subtitled “The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical”?

A

HAIR

1072
Q

What Broadway musical spawned an unsuccessful 1990 sequel titled “Miss Hannigan’s Revenge”?

A

ANNIE

1073
Q

What business was known as the Harold Company before it took the name of its most famous product?

A

XEROX

1074
Q

What cable network broadcasts a popular annual week of programming known as “Shark Week”?

A

DISCOVERY

1075
Q

What cable series’ stellar ratings were once described by Entertainment Weekly as “Fangtastic!”?

A

TRUE BLOOD

1076
Q

What Canadian city’s streets saw riots after their beloved Canucks lost the 2011 Stanley Cup to the Boston Bruins?

A

VANCOUVER

1077
Q

What candies are described on their packaging as “semisweet chocolate nonpareils?”

A

SNO-CAPS

1078
Q

What candy bar sounds like it was named for the author of the short story “The Gift of the Magi”?

A

O HENRY!

1079
Q

What candy is protected by a U.S. patent titled “Process of Preparing Gasified Candy”?

A

POP ROCKS

1080
Q

What carmaker puts an “M” in the model name of the sportier versions of its regular cars, such as its “M3” and “M5”?

A

BMW

1081
Q

What carmaker’s iconic “911” sports coupe has been in continuous production since 1963?

A

PORSCHE

1082
Q

What casino game allows gamblers to make an “insurance” bet against losing to the house?

A

BLACKJACK

1083
Q

What celebrity postponed his wedding to a Swedish actress for fear it would hurt JFK’s Presidential campaign?

A

SAMMY DAVIS JR.

1084
Q

What chemical formula was mentioned 5 times by Al Gore in his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech?

A

CO2

1085
Q

What city’s stock exchange is home to the FTSE 100 index, informally known as the “footsie”?

A

LONDON

1086
Q

What city’s subway has white-gloved “platform pushers” that cram commuters into crowded trains?

A

TOKYO

1087
Q

What city’s subway system is referred to by locals as “The Tube”?

A

LONDON

1088
Q

What city’s subway system is referred to by locals as “The Tube”?

A

LONDON

1089
Q

What classic Alfred Hitchcock film is set primarily in the seaside town of Bodega Bay, California?

A

THE BIRDS

1090
Q

What classic big-screen comedy is available in a special “Don’t Call Me Shirley! Edition” DVD?

A

AIRPLANE!

1091
Q

What classic brand name comes from the German word for “water” and the Greek word for “oil?”

A

VASELINE

1092
Q

What classic cartoon character has a romantic rival named Bluto?

A

POPEYE

1093
Q

What classic children’s book features the adventures of a boy named Milo and a watchdog named Tock?

A

THE PHANTOM TOLLBOOTH

1094
Q

What classic children’s book is subtitled “How Animals Become Real”?

A

THE VELVETEEN RABBIT

1095
Q

What classic comedy film is credited with popularizing toga parties on college campuses?

A

ANIMAL HOUSE

1096
Q

What classic comic strip character is known for the catchphrase “Leapin’ Lizards!”?

A

LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE

1097
Q

What classic Disney film’s soundtrack features the song “Never Smile at a Crocodile”?

A

PETER PAN

1098
Q

What classic Michael Jackson tune features the catchy refrain “Mama-say-mama-sah,ma-ma-coo-sah”?

A

WANNA BE STARTIN’ SOMETHIN’

1099
Q

What classic movie has a lead female character whose real name is revealed to be Lulamae Barnes?

A

BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S

1100
Q

What classic novel is mentioned in a 2002 biography of Shania Twain even though she and the novel’s author are unrelated?

A

THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER

1101
Q

What classic novel was originally published as a shorter novella titled “The Fireman”?

A

FAHRENHEIT 451

1102
Q

What classic play features a character named Giles Corey and his memorable last words “more weight”?

A

THE CRUCIBLE

1103
Q

What classic rock song asks the unusual question, “Scaramouche, scaramouche, will you do the fandango?”

A

BOHEMIAN RAPSODY

1104
Q

What classic rock song’s first line urges you to “get your motor runnin, head out on the highway”?

A

BORN TO BE WILD

1105
Q

What classic sitcom features a mustachioed,tool belt-wearing building super named Schneider?

A

ONE DAY AT A TIME

1106
Q

What classic song features the distinctive chant, “a-wimoweh, a wimoweh, a-wimoweh?”

A

THE LION SLEEPS TONIGHT

1107
Q

What classic TV character’s rickety,high-backed easy chair is now displayed in the Smithsonian Institute?

A

ARCHIE BUNKER

1108
Q

What classic TV show is the inspiration for the text message service Thismessagewillselfdestruct.com?

A

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE

1109
Q

What classic TV show’s open features the title character triumphantly flinging her hat into the air?

A

THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW

1110
Q

What classic TV show’s open features the title character triumphantly flinging her hat through the air?

A

THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW

1111
Q

What classic TV show’s theme song ends with the exclamation “Yee haw!”?

A

THE DUKES OF HAZZARD

1112
Q

What classic TV sitcom popularized the exclamation “Shazbot!”?

A

MORK & MINDY

1113
Q

What classic work of literature is centered around a ship called the Pequod?

A

MOBY-DICK

1114
Q

What clothing retailer features a line of jeans called 1969, a nod to the year its first store opened?

A

THE GAP

1115
Q

What Coen brothers movie gets its title from the fictional film-within-a-film in the 1941 comedy “Sullivan’s Travels”?

A

O BROTHER,WHERE ART THOU?

1116
Q

What color is created when blending the standard billiard ball colors seen on the eight ball and the cue ball?

A

GRAY

1117
Q

What columnist once received over 15,000 letters after opining about which way a toilet paper roll should hang?

A

ANN LANDERS

1118
Q

What comedian often mentions his wife, Camille, in his stand-up performances?

A

BILL COSBY

1119
Q

What comedian’s production is named Happy Madison, a play on the titles of his two films?

A

ADAM SANDLER

1120
Q

What comedy film ends with the lead character staging an elaborate puppet musical about Dracula?

A

FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL

1121
Q

What comedy movie once inspired a line of T-shirts bearing the boastful slogan “I am McLovin”?

A

SUPERBAD

1122
Q

What comic book hero’s powers are the result of a botched gamma bomb experiment?

A

THE INCREDIBLE HULK

1123
Q

What company is referred to as “The House that Jack Built?”

A

AT & T

1124
Q

What company takes its name from the first mate in the classic novel “Moby Dick?”

A

STARBUCKS

1125
Q

What company’s iconic logo was created by an Oregon college student in 1971 for just $35?

A

NIKE

1126
Q

What company’s longtime slogan is “You are now free to move about the country”?

A

SOUTHWEST AIRLINES

1127
Q

What component of a human cell is named after the Italian Nobel Prize winner who discovered it?

A

GOLGI APPARATUS

1128
Q

What continent would a person have to go to in order to go to Togo?

A

AFRICA

1129
Q

What cooking term comes from the French word for “White”?

A

BLANCH

1130
Q

What country has the oldest written constitution that is still in effect?

A

UNITED STATES

1131
Q

What country hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup, soccer’s premier international competition?

A

SOUTH AFRICA

1132
Q

What country is famous for the scenic fjords that line its shores?

A

NORWAY

1133
Q

What country is home to Cape Town International Airport?

A

SOUTH AFRICA

1134
Q

What country is home to the 2,300-mile-long Volga,Europe’s longest river?

A

RUSSIA

1135
Q

What country is said to have cultivated the world’s first orange carrot,in honor of their king William of Orange?

A

HOLLAND

1136
Q

What country’s annual film awards are called “The Goyas”,named for its celebrated native artist?

A

SPAIN

1137
Q

What country’s cuisine would most likely be served in a taqueria?

A

MEXICO

1138
Q

What country’s current government was established in 1958 and is known as the Fifth Republic?

A

FRANCE

1139
Q

What country’s national anthem includes a version in the Inuktitut language for its Inuit population?

A

CANADA

1140
Q

What country’s two official languages are French and Creole?

A

HAITI

1141
Q

What creatures are typically featured in a museum’s Hymenoptera collection?

A

BEES

1142
Q

What crime occurs when businesses conspire to control the market?

A

PRICE FIXING

1143
Q

What crop does Sting mention repeatedly in his 1993 hit song “Fields Of Gold”?

A

BARLEY

1144
Q

What deep-pocketed filmmaker spent $100 million of his own money on the 2012 film “Red Tails” about the Tuskegee Airmen?

A

GEORGE LUCAS

1145
Q

What desert’s name is a Mongolian word meaning “waterless place”?

A

GOBI

1146
Q

What did humorist Dave Barry once call “a medium-sized rural island that is slowly but steadily consumed by sheep”?

A

IRELAND

1147
Q

What director’s 1989 film “Parenthood” was adapted into a TV series twice: once in 1990 and once in 2010?

A

RON HOWARD

1148
Q

What Disney film features the Billboard #1 hit and Oscar-winning song “A Whole New World”?

A

ALADDIN

1149
Q

What distinguished athlete is the star of a 1999 documentary titled “His Airness”?

A

MICHAEL JORDAN

1150
Q

What division of the U.S. government aptly features an encrypted hexadecimal code hidden within its logo?

A

U.S. CYBER COMMAND

1151
Q

What do scientists term the living matter that makes up all plant and animal cells?

A

PROTOPLASM

1152
Q

What do the letters in the name of the drugstore brand Pepcid AC stand for?

A

ACID CONTROL

1153
Q

What does the “C” stand for in the sports abbreviation NCAA?

A

COLLEGIATE

1154
Q

What does the “E” stand for in “NEA”,the government agency that provides funding for the arts?

A

ENDOWMENT

1155
Q

What does the “N” stand for in the CBS hit drama “NCIS”?

A

NAVAL

1156
Q

What does the “P” stand for in the common financial abbreviation “APR”?

A

PERCENTAGE

1157
Q

What does the “T” stand for in the Disney acronym EPCOT?

A

TOMORROW

1158
Q

What does the “V” stand for in the name of the QVC cable shopping network?

A

VALUE

1159
Q

What does “Erin go bragh” mean?

A

IRELAND FOREVER

1160
Q

What Donna Summers hit features the memorable refrain “toot toot, hey, beep beep”?

A

BAD GIRLS

1161
Q

What Dr.Seuss tale is set “On the 15th of May,in the jungle of Nool,in the heat of the day,in the cool of the pool”?

A

HORTON HEARS A WHO!

1162
Q

What drugstore remedy was originally called “Mixture Cholera Infatum” by its creator?

A

Vicks VapoRub

1163
Q

What European city is home to the famously whimsical architecture of Antonio Gaudi?

A

BARCELONA

1164
Q

What European city is home to the International Criminal Court,which tries war criminals from around the world?

A

THE HAGUE

1165
Q

What European city is known as the center of the world’s diamond trade?

A

ANTWERP

1166
Q

What European language is often referred to as “Nederlands” by its native speakers?

A

DUTCH

1167
Q

What event was created in the 1920s to attract tourists to Atlantic City after Labor Day?

A

MISS AMERICA PAGEANT

1168
Q

What faith’s wedding ceremonies typically feature assistants known as “chuppah holders”?

A

JEWISH

1169
Q

What famous American was the first person inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame?

A

THOMAS EDISON

1170
Q

What famous historical figure’s dying words were, “Hold the cross high so I may see it through the flames”?

A

JOAN OF ARC

1171
Q

What famous inventor founded the company that introduced the revolutionary Kodak camera in 1888?

A

GEORGE EASTMAN

1172
Q

What famous landmark was shipped to the U.S. in 350 pieces aboard the French frigate “Isere?”

A

STATUE OF LIBERTY

1173
Q

What famous line in Shakespeare is followed by the heartfelt request “Deny thy father,and refuse thy name”?

A

WHEREFORE ART THOU,ROMEO?

1174
Q

What famous painter once receieved a scathing 1949 review describing his artwork as “a mop of tangled hair”?

A

JACKSON POLLOCK

1175
Q

What famous Shakespeare character’s last words are “Thus with a kiss I die”?

A

ROMEO

1176
Q

What famous structure is topped by a 200-foot spire that was meant to be a dock for zeppelins?

A

EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

1177
Q

What famous tourist attraction was closed to the public during the ’90s because it was in danger of falling over?

A

LEANING TOWER OF PISA

1178
Q

What famous U.S. military leader was named “Old Blood-and-Guts”?

A

GEORGE PATTON

1179
Q

What famously reticent Supreme Court justice hasn’t asked a question from the bench since 2006?

A

CLARENCE THOMAS

1180
Q

What fashion designer is typically credited with inventing “the little black dress”?

A

COCO CHANEL

1181
Q

What fast food chain was the target of a 2011 class action lawsuit that claimed there wasn’t enough beef in its beef?

A

TACO BELL

1182
Q

What fast food franchise offers “Stackers” that allow customers to double,triple,or quadruple their burgers?

A

BURGER KING

1183
Q

What fictional character is often depicted smoking a distinctively-shaped calabash pipe?

A

SHERLOCK HOLMES

1184
Q

What fictional East Coast resort town is the setting for the 1975 movie “Jaws”?

A

AMITY

1185
Q

What film critic gives out Golden Thumb awards to his annual Overlooked Film Festival?

A

ROGER EBERT

1186
Q

What filmmaker’s 2009 exhibit at New York’s Museum of Modern Art included a Jack Skellington figure?

A

TIM BURTON

1187
Q

What filmmaking icon has received the most Academy Awards,with twenty-six?

A

WALT DISNEY

1188
Q

What firearm shares its name with a classic Beatles album?

A

REVOLVER

1189
Q

What First Family could have shared the same set of monogrammed luggage because they all had the same initials?

A

THE JOHNSONS

1190
Q

What fitness trend often utilizes a piece of equipment called “The reformer”?

A

PILATES

1191
Q

What food additive is the cause of a physical reaction known as “Chinese restaurant syndrome”?

A

MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE

1192
Q

What food legend, though born in Indiana, is more closely associated with the state of Kentucky?

A

COLONEL SANDERS

1193
Q

What food-related phrase refers to a simple task or an easily achieved goal?

A

LOW-HANGING FRUIT

1194
Q

What football icon lends his name to one of the top-selling video franchises of all time?

A

JOHN MADDEN

1195
Q

What foreign tourist destination is often reached by visitors traveling on PeruRail?

A

MACHU PICCHU

1196
Q

What former child star is the co-creator of the popular stop-motion animated series “Robot Chicken”

A

SETH GREEN

1197
Q

What former president’s initials are “U” and “S”?

A

GRANT

1198
Q

What former U.S. president is often referred to by the nickname “Poppy”?

A

GEORGE H.W. BUSH

1199
Q

What French phrase, meaning “equal to,” is commonly used to refer to foreign nannies?

A

AU PAIR

1200
Q

What frozen food company has featured a bearded fisherman in its logo since 1905?

A

GORTON’S

1201
Q

What future “Sex and the City” actress had a small role in the 1984 Oscar-winning film “Amadeus”?

A

CYNTHIA NIXON

1202
Q

What game show host’s constant smooching of female contestants won him the nickname “The Kissing Bandit”?

A

RICHARD DAWSON

1203
Q

What game’s name is aptly derived from a Swahili word meaning “to build”?

A

JENGA

1204
Q

On an old-fashioned rotary phone,what number requires the longest turn of the dial?

A

0 *CORRECT*

1205
Q

What gaseous element makes up about 70 percent of the mass of the Sun?

A

HYDROGEN

1206
Q

What government agency has the ominous nickname “The Agency”?

A

CIA

1207
Q

What government agency has the ominous nickname “The Company”?

A

CIA

1208
Q

What grocery mascot is described as eight feet tall and five feet wide with three ice cubes on his head?

A

KOOL-AID MAN

1209
Q

What hit 1950s song features the line “A-wop-bop-a-loo-bop-a-lop-bam-boo”?

A

TUTTI-FRUTTI

1210
Q

What hit 1967 song features the lyric “Sock it to me,sock it to me,sock it to me,sock it to me”?

A

RESPECT

1211
Q

What hit TV series’ pilot was a two-hour movie titled “Panic at Malibu Pier”?

A

BAYWATCH

1212
Q

What home product brand contributes $1 to its “Loads of Hope” charity program for every bottle sold?

A

TIDE

1213
Q

What household item is often seen at hunting lodges fashioned from the antlers of deer or elk?

A

CHANDELIER

1214
Q

What icon of the fashion world both directed and financed the 2009 indie film “A Single Man”?

A

TOM FORD

1215
Q

What iconic fashion designer published a 2005 bestseller about losing 92 pounds in a single year?

A

KARL LAGERFELD

1216
Q

What iconic recording studio is aptly mentioned in the lyrics of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Alabama”?

A

MUSCLE SHOALS

1217
Q

What imported beer brand is available in “beugel” bottles,notable for their resealable swingtop caps?

A

GROLSCH

1218
Q

What internal organ was the first to be successfully transplanted between humans?

A

KIDNEY

1219
Q

What international city refers to its Chinatown as “Barrio Chino”?

A

MEXICO CITY

1220
Q

What is a bodega?

A

A SMALL GROCERY STORE

1221
Q

What is Dora the Explorer’s last name?

A

MARQUEZ

1222
Q

What is Silvio Berlusconi’s claim to fame?

A

ITALIAN PRIME MINISTER

1223
Q

What is the answer to a groan-inducing math riddle that asks,”Where can you buy a ruler that is three feet long”?

A

YARD SALE

1224
Q

What is the answer to the common crossword puzzle clue “Eve’s tempter”?

A

SERPENT

1225
Q

What is the architectural term for the part of a church where the congregation usually sits?

A

NAVE

1226
Q

What is the common term for the oily “zone” of the face that includes the forehead, nose, and chin?

A

T-ZONE

1227
Q

What is the correct spelling of the last name of the Academy Award-winning director of “The Departed”?

A

SCORSESE

1228
Q

What is the correct spelling of the word that refers to the Middle Ages in Europe?

A

MEDIEVAL

1229
Q

What is the CORRECT term for someone who is a member of The Mafia?

A

MAFIOSO

1230
Q

What is the ending to the riddle that begins, If a tree falls in the forest and nobody’s around to hear it…”?

A

DOES IT MAKE A SOUND?

1231
Q

What is the English translation of the Latin phrase “mea culpa”?

A

THROUGH MY FAULT

1232
Q

What is the first line of Little League Baseball’s official pledge?

A

I TRUST IN GOD

1233
Q

What is the first name of the pop singer whose legions of devotees are known as “Fanilows”?

A

BARRY

1234
Q

What is the full name of the notoriously difficult college course often called “orgo”?

A

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

1235
Q

What is the highest score that a student can earn on an Advanced Placement Test?

A

$5

1236
Q

What is the highest score you can get on the SAT,an exam with three sections each worth 800 points?

A

2400

1237
Q

What is the last word of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech?

A

LAST

1238
Q

What is the less fierce-sounding given name of pro golfer Tiger Woods?

A

ELDRICK

1239
Q

What is the meaning of the term “pro tempore”?

A

FOR THE TIME BEING

1240
Q

What is the most populous city in the world’s most populous country?

A

SHANGHAI

1241
Q

What is the name for the youngest members of the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.?

A

DAISIES

1242
Q

What is the name of a concise feature on Facebook that helps users get a friend’s attention?

A

POKE

1243
Q

What is the name of MySpace’s president,who is included as the first “friend” for every new member?

A

TOM ANDERSON

1244
Q

What is the name of Robert De Niro’s star-obsessed character in the 1983 film “King of Comedy”?

A

RUPERT PUPKIN

1245
Q

What is the name of the cell ringtone that is popular with teens, as its high frequency makes it inaudible to adults?

A

MOSQUITO RINGTONE

1246
Q

What is the name of the classic toy that utters lines such as “The cow says moo” with the pull of a string?

A

SEE N SAY

1247
Q

What is the name of the dog who has appeared alongside Sailor Jack on Cracker Jack packages since 1918?

A

BINGO

1248
Q

What is the name of the fictitious company featured in the 1999 cult film “Office Space”?

A

INITITECH

1249
Q

What is the name of the greedy corporation featured predominantly in the animated movie “Wall-E”?

A

BUY N LARGE

1250
Q

What is the name of the novelty tune used as the theme song to Britain’s long-running “Benny Hill Show”?

A

YAKETY SAX

1251
Q

What is the name of the well-known organization for gay and lesbian Republicans?

A

LOG CABIN

1252
Q

What is the only Grand Slam tennis tournament that makes its players dress almost entirely in white?

A

WIMBLEDON

1253
Q

What is the only piece of equipment needed to play the popular kids’ game known as cat’s cradle?

A

LENGTH OF STRING

1254
Q

What is the only place in the world where alligators and crocodiles coexist in their natural habitat?

A

FLORIDA EVERGLADES

1255
Q

What is the only type of fish’s fin that is featured on a Pepperidge Farm Goldfish cracker?

A

CAUDAL FIN

1256
Q

What is the only U.S. state whose official state song was a #1 hit on the Billboard charts?

A

GEORGIA

1257
Q

What is the primary occupation of the man whose official website address is jgrisham.com?

A

NOVELIST

1258
Q

What is the primary setting of the 1975 classic film “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest

A

MENTAL HOSPITAL

1259
Q

What is the product of the famous perfume names “Chanel No 5” and “Chanel No 19”?

A

CHANEL NO 95

1260
Q

What is the proper spelling of a mythological being known for shape-shifting,often under a full moon?

A

WEREWOLF

1261
Q

What is the punch line to the joke that asks, “Why couldn’t Beethoven find his teacher?”

A

HE WAS HAYDN

1262
Q

What is the punch line to the math joke, “What does trigonometry have in common with a beach”?

A

TAN GENTS

1263
Q

What is the real first name of movie director Spike Lee?

A

SHELTON

1264
Q

What is the singular form of the word “criteria”?

A

CRITERION

1265
Q

What is the singular form of the word “criteria”?

A

CRITERION

1266
Q

What is the subject of the 2011 documentary “Beats Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest”?

A

90s RAP GROUP

1267
Q

What is the technical term for a word or phrase in a Twitter post that is preceded by a “#” symbol?

A

HASHTAG

1268
Q

What is the term for the stage of pregnancy during which a mother begins to feel her baby moving?

A

QUICKENING

1269
Q

What is the three-letter abbreviation commonly used to refer to ABC’s long-running morning show?

A

GMA

1270
Q

What is the title of the classic American song that famously begins, “Way down upon the Swanee River”?

A

OLD FOLKS AT HOME

1271
Q

What is the total number of Commandments and deadly sins traditionally recognized in Christianity?

A

17

1272
Q

What is the Wall Street lingo for a small company’s stock that trades for under $5 a share?

A

PENNY STOCK

1273
Q

What is the well-known nickname for Montana,a title hinted at by the state’s official motto, “Oro y Plata”?

A

TREASURE STATE

1274
Q

What is the “Brangelina”-like nickname that tabloids use to refer to the young stars of the “Twilight” films?

A

ROBSTEN

1275
Q

What is the “product” of the famous perfume names “Chanel No.5” and “Chanel No.19”?

A

CHANEL NO. 95

1276
Q

What is Yuri Gagarin’s claim to fame?

A

FIRST MAN IN SPACE

1277
Q

What Italian cheese derives its name from the name of Italy’s capital city?

A

ROMANO

1278
Q

What Jack Nicholson film features the line, “If you wanted to get me on my back, you just had to ask me”?

A

TERMS OF ENDEARMENT

1279
Q

What James Bond film gets its title from Bond’s family motto “Orbis non suffit?”

A

THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH

1280
Q

What keyboard symbol’s name comes from a Greek word meaning “little star”?

A

ASTERISK

1281
Q

What kind of athletes are most likely to use small optical devices known as “range finders”?

A

GOLFERS

1282
Q

What kind of food is produced in an apiary?

A

HONEY

1283
Q

What kind of food is produced in an apiary?

A

HONEY

1284
Q

What kind of person suffers from what psychiatrists term “pseudologia fantastica”?

A

PATHOLOGICAL LIAR

1285
Q

What kind of vehicle can be ordered in standardized “Panamax” and “Suezmax” sizes?

A

CONTAINER SHIP

1286
Q

What kitchen utensil is often found in four-sided and six-sided versions?

A

GRATER

1287
Q

What Lady Gaga song features the memorable refrain, “Rah rah ah-ah-ah,Ro-mah ro-mah-mah,Gaga ooh-la-la”?

A

BAD ROMANCE

1288
Q

What Las Vegas Strip casino was built by famed mobster Bugsy Siegel in the 1940s?

A

FLAMINGO

1289
Q

What late night TV host features a weekly segment in which he writes humorous thank you notes from his desk?

A

JIMMY FALLON

1290
Q

What legendary musician played Jareth the Goblin King in Jim Henson’s 1986 film “Labyrinth”?

A

DAVID BOWIE

1291
Q

What legendary musician was known for his love of fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches?

A

ELVIS PRESSLEY

1292
Q

What literary character owned an unusual portrait of himself that aged over time,while he did not?

A

DORIAN GRAY

1293
Q

What luxury automaker is known to car enthusiasts as “The Prancing Horse,” a reference to its famous logo?

A

FERRARI

1294
Q

What Madonna single shares its name with a psychiatric “Personality Disorder” characterized by sharp mood swings?

A

BORDERLINE

1295
Q

What major artery located in the upper arm,is commonly monitored to check a person’s blood pressure?

A

BRACHIAL

1296
Q

What Major League Baseball Team is commonly referred to by the synonymous nickname “Pale Hose”?

A

CHICAGO WHITE SOX

1297
Q

What Major League Baseball team plays its spring training home games at George M. Steinbrenner Field?

A

NEW YORK YANKEES

1298
Q

What major tennis tournament bills itself as “The Grand Slam of Asia/Pacific”?

A

AUSTRALIAN OPEN

1299
Q

What medical device was invented by a doctor who was too shy to put his ear to a lady’s chest?

A

STETHESCOPE

1300
Q

What member of Congress is also an OBGYN who claims to have delivered more than 4000 babies?

A

RON PAUL

1301
Q

What member of the rock band Led Zeppelin shares his name with a famous naval hero of the Revolutionary War?

A

JOHN PAUL JONES

1302
Q

What MLB team has gone longer without winning the World Series than any other franchise in history?

A

CHICAGO CUBS

1303
Q

What month of the year is fittingly named after the Roman god of beginnings?

A

JANUARY

1304
Q

What movie’s famous “counting cards” scene is spoofed in the 2009 comedy “The Hangover”?

A

RAIN MAN

1305
Q

What musical act’s “Livin’ On a Prayer” placed number one on VH1’s “100 Greatest Songs of the ’80s”?

A

BON JOVI

1306
Q

What musical artist opened the Hard Candy Fitness gym in 2010,which takes its name from a 2008 album?

A

MADONNA

1307
Q

What musical instrument, when made with a vertical frame and strings, is called an “upright”?

A

PIANO

1308
Q

What musician wrote his song “Walk On The Wild Side” about the unusual people who hung out with Andy Warhol?

A

LOU REED

1309
Q

What musician wrote the 1989 bestseller, “Tales from Margaritaville”?

A

JIMMY BUFFETT

1310
Q

What NASA mission’s stated primary objective was, simply, “Perform a manned lunar landing and return”?

A

APOLLO 11

1311
Q

What national advocacy group uses the trademarked slogan, “We are their voice?”

A

AFL-CIO

1312
Q

What nation’s film industry,called “Nollywood,” has in recent years become one of the top movie producers in the world?

A

NIGERIA

1313
Q

What Native American tribe shares its name with a popular brand of recreational vehicle?

A

WINNEBAGO

1314
Q

What natural occurrences are the subjects of the children’s book “Flash,Crash, Rumble and Roll”?

A

THUNDERSTORMS

1315
Q

What naval vessel shares its name with a popular game that comes pre-installed on Windows computers?

A

MINESWEEPER

1316
Q

What NBA star is named after an expensive type of beef?

A

KOBE BRYANT

1317
Q

What NFL franchise plays home games in a venue appropriately named Arrowhead Stadium?

A

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

1318
Q

What NFL team’s name was chosen to honor its large number of fans with Scandinavian ancestors?

A

MINNESOTA VIKINGS

1319
Q

What normally hairless actor has been bald since the age of 20 due to a makeup mishap involving greasepaint?

A

MICHAEL CHIKLIS

1320
Q

What noted African-American writer collaborated on “The Autobiography of Malcolm X”?

A

ALEX HALEY

1321
Q

What novel begins “When he was nearly thirteen,my brother Jem got his arm badly broken at the elbow?

A

TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD

1322
Q

What novel features a character suffering from the fictional genetic disorder “chrono displacement”?

A

THE TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE

1323
Q

What novelist’s best-known protagonists include Elizabeth Bennet,Emma Woodhouse and Elinor Dashwood?

A

JANE AUSTEN

1324
Q

What now-famous singer played Charlene DuPrey,Willis’s girlfriend,on the ’80s sitcom “Diff’rent Strokes”?

A

JANET JACKSON

1325
Q

What number follows 8 in the Fibonacci sequence 1,1,2,3,5,8?

A

13

1326
Q

What number-named candy bar was originally sold in multiple pieces,but was later joined into one delicious piece?

A

3 MUSKETEERS

1327
Q

What nut is a primary ingredient in the chocolate-flavored spread Nutella?

A

HAZELNUT

1328
Q

What office supply was invented in 1962 when a scientist found he could read through spilled yellow ink?

A

HI-LIGHTER

1329
Q

What oil-rich Western nation joined four Middle East nations to found OPEC in 1960?

A

VENEZUELA

1330
Q

What old-fashioned exclamation is repeated throughout the 1957 hit song “Great Balls of Fire”?

A

GOODNESS GRACIOUS!

1331
Q

What part of a bride’s wedding dress comes in elbow,fingertip and cathedral lengths?

A

VEIL

1332
Q

What part of a suit of armor is a gauntlet?

A

GLOVE

1333
Q

What part of the body is made up of about 100 billion neurons?

A

BRAIN

1334
Q

What part of the world is home to the only country whose name begins with the letter “Q”?

A

MIDDLE EAST

1335
Q

What performer’s “obscene gesture” during the 2012 Super Bowl halftime show compelled the NFL to issue an apology?

A

M.I.A.

1336
Q

What phenomenon is caused by the refraction and reflection of light passing through water droplets?

A

RAINBOW

1337
Q

What phrase is often used to describe government projects that are prepared to hire new workers right away?

A

SHOVEL-READY

1338
Q

What phrase was used by the media to describe the wave of change that swept some Arab countries in 2011?

A

ARAB SPRING

1339
Q

What physical characteristic is also known as “a nevus”?

A

BIRTHMARK

1340
Q

What piece of sporting equipment is colloquially known as a “pigskin”?

A

FOOTBALL

1341
Q

What Pixar animated character has a parent named Coral?

A

NEMO

1342
Q

What plastic toy comes with a pointing device called a planchette?

A

OUIJA BOARD

1343
Q

What playwright artfully plugged his most famous work by saying, “Some of my plays peter out,and some pan out”?

A

J.M. BARRIE

1344
Q

What poet is commonly credited with writing the traditional lyrics to the New Year’s Eve Song “Auld Lang Syne”

A

ROBERT BURNS

1345
Q

What political figure had a mechanical heart pump installed in 2010 that left him literally without a pulse?

A

DICK CHENEY

1346
Q

What pop singer’s videos often feature professional motocross racer Carey Hart,her husband since 2006?

A

PINK

1347
Q

What pop star made his TV acting debut in 2010, playing teenage bomber Jason McCann on “CSI”?

A

JUSTIN BIEBER

1348
Q

What pop star once quoted as saying “I don’t want to be Mr.Sexy back forever”?

A

JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE

1349
Q

What pop star was named an Ambassador for Youth and Culture by her native country of Barbados?

A

RIHANNA

1350
Q

What popular cleaning brand’s varieties include “Dusters,” “Dry” and “WetJet”?

A

SWIFFER

1351
Q

What popular dish’s name is pronounced exactly like that of a well-known brand of pasta sauce?

A

RAGOUT

1352
Q

What popular grocery store brand comes in a distinctive grandmother-shaped container?

A

MRS. BUTTERWORTH’S SYRUP

1353
Q

What popular movie was based on a 1976 magazine article about the 2001 Odyssey nightclub?

A

SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER

1354
Q

What popular toy was created when engineer Scott Stillinger tied together a bunch of rubber bands?

A

KOOSH BALL

1355
Q

What popular TV program began as a local talk show called “AM Chicago?”

A

OPRAH

1356
Q

What popular TV show is set in the fictional seaside town of Cabot Cove?

A

MURDER, SHE WROTE

1357
Q

What popular U.S. tourist destination’s exterior consists of 142 stainless-steel equilateral triangles?

A

GATEWAY ARCH

1358
Q

What popular Web series features an irritating piece of fruit that constantly heckles his kitchen counter neighbors?

A

THE ANNOYING ORANGE

1359
Q

What presidential appointee is charged with arguing cases on behalf of the U.S. in the Supreme Court?

A

SOLICITOR GENERAL

1360
Q

What presidential election will be the first in which both Barack Obama’s daughters will be eligible to vote?

A

2020

1361
Q

What presidential last name can be typed using just the right-hand side of a standard keyboard?

A

POLK

1362
Q

What product’s 1972 patent describes a “foamable resinous composition” sprayed from an aerosol can?

A

SILLY STRING

1363
Q

What professional “title” is shared by media personalities Ruth Westheimer and Phil McGraw?

A

DOCTOR

1364
Q

What professionals are sometimes disparagingly referred to as “the gnomes of Zurich”?

A

SWISS BANKERS

1365
Q

What psychological condition shares its name with a region of the Atlantic Ocean known for its squalls and shifting winds/

A

DOLDRUMS

1366
Q

What punny prize is doled out each year by real Nobel laureates to highlight unusual research?

A

IG NOBEL

1367
Q

What puny prize is doled out each year by real Nobel laureates to highlight unusual research?

A

IG NOBEL

1368
Q

What R&B artist was an early mentor to Justin Bieber, getting him his first record deal at 14 years old?

A

USHER

1369
Q

What race’s last place finisher receives a red lantern,supposedly to help light the way home at night?

A

IDITAROD

1370
Q

What rapper’s song “Dear Mama” was officially preserved in the U.S. Library of Congress in 2010?

A

TUPAC SHAKUR

1371
Q

What reality star had her famous catch-phrases “I die!” and “Bananas!” trademarked in 2009?

A

RACHEL ZOE

1372
Q

What region of the globe shares its name with a term meaning “a state of listlessness or sadness”?

A

DOLDRUMS

1373
Q

What religious sect congregates in buildings called “Kingdom Halls?”

A

JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES

1374
Q

What renowned scientist’s lab books were once kept in lead-lined boxes because they were radioactive?

A

MARIE CURIE

1375
Q

What restaurant chain is famous for its trademarked Horsey Sauce?

A

ARBYS

1376
Q

What restaurant chain offers a signature meal called the Rooty Tooty Fresh ‘N Fruity?

A

IHOP *CORRECT*

1377
Q

What retailer donates proceeds from sales of its “Easy Button” to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America?

A

STAPLES

1378
Q

What retailer offers customers its signature dish of Swedish meatballs?

A

IKEA

1379
Q

What retailer’s original store in Freeport, MA has been opened 24 hours a day for over 50 years?

A

L.L. BEAN

1380
Q

What retailer’s “Angels” models have their own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?

A

VICTORIA’S SECRET

1381
Q

What rock band dedicated a 2005 to it’s lead singer’s father-in-law, director Bruce Paltrow?

A

COLDPLAY

1382
Q

What sci-fi movie depicts an ageist, futuristic world in in which people over 30 are systematically shot?

A

LOGAN’S RUN

1383
Q

What scientific theory attempts to find unexpected patterns in seemingly random data?

A

CHAOS THEORY

1384
Q

What season includes three consecutive months that are also popular female names?

A

SPRING

1385
Q

What serves as the punchline in a popular Cheez-It commercial that asks, “What do you call a cheese that isn’t yours”?

A

NACHO CHEESE

1386
Q

What singer plays screen siren Jean Harlow in Martin Scorsese’s 2004 movie “The Aviator”?

A

GWEN STEFANI

1387
Q

What singer’s 2009 greatest hits albums includes the tracks “Toxic” and “Baby, One More Time”?

A

BRITANNY SPEARS

1388
Q

What singer’s concerts often include “Hot Patootie,” a song he sang as Eddie in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”?

A

MEAT LOAF

1389
Q

What singer’s revealing 1993 Rolling Stones cover memorably featured two strategically placed hands?

A

JANET JACKSON

1390
Q

What single word is California’s state motto?

A

EUREKA

1391
Q

What sitcom features a well-to-do family employing a wise-cracking butler named Geoffrey Butler?

A

THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL_AIR

1392
Q

What sport does Jose Canseco play professionally?

A

BASEBALL

1393
Q

What sports “unnecessary roughness” penalty inspired the name of the USA drama “Necesay Roughness”?

A

FOOTBALL

1394
Q

What sport’s college teams traditionally compete in post-season games called “bowls”?

A

FOOTBALL

1395
Q

What state contains the ten tallest peaks in the U.S.

A

ALASKA

1396
Q

What state’s capital and largest city sits on the shores of Narragansett Bay?

A

RHODE ISLAND

1397
Q

What state’s former chief executive once inspired the bumper sticker, “Coldest State.Hottest Governor”?

A

ALASKA

1398
Q

What state’s standard license plates feature the motto “The First State”?

A

DELAWARE

1399
Q

What supernatural film features a psychic giving a lonely widow the warning, “Molly, you in danger girl”?

A

GHOST

1400
Q

What tattooed celebrity has the name of his three sons, Brooklyn, Romeo, and Cruz, inked on his back?

A

DAVID BECKHAM

1401
Q

What tech company proudly notes that its name is a reference to an ancient gourd that was used to “hold precious things”?

A

HULU

1402
Q

What term is often used to describe a session of Congress held after the elections but before the new term?

A

LAME DUCK

1403
Q

What terms refers to the tendency for shoppers to buy small comfort items during a recession?

A

LIPSTICK EFFECT

1404
Q

What Tim Burton film was advertised with the tagline “His story will touch you,even though he can’t”?

A

EDWARD SCISSORHANDS

1405
Q

What Tony-winning Broadway musical features a cast of risque, R-rated puppets?

A

AVENUE Q

1406
Q

What toy was once reportedly banned in Japan because people looked indecent when they used it?

A

HULA HOOP

1407
Q

What track and field event is also known as the “quarter mile”?

A

400 METERS

1408
Q

What trade magazine is famous for its distinctive jargon,inventing words like “boffo” and “whammo”?

A

VARIETY

1409
Q

What traditional M&M’s Milk Chocolate candy color was replaced by blue in 1995?

A

TAN

1410
Q

What TV actress’ first job was as one of “The Love Boat Mermaids,” a dance troupe on “The Love Boat”?

A

TERI HATCHER

1411
Q

What TV cartoon centers on two stepbrothers,their pet platypus and an evil scientist named Dr.Doofenshmirtz?

A

PHINEAS AND FERB

1412
Q

What TV chef released the 2010 book “Savannah Style,” illustrating a full year of Southern living?

A

PAULA DEEN

1413
Q

What TV drama is based on the popular Sookie Stackhouse novels by Charlaine Harris?

A

TRUE BLOOD

1414
Q

What TV drama’s opening narration begins, “My name is Michael Weston. I used to be a spy, until…”

A

BURN NOTICE

1415
Q

What TV network operates the website jokes.com?

A

COMEDY CENTRAL

1416
Q

What TV personality’s fans express their allegiance by proclaiming themselves members of “Team Coco”?

A

CONAN O’BRIEN

1417
Q

What TV sitcom was based on a novel by H.Richard Hornberger,a surgeon and Korean War veteran?

A

M*A*S*H

1418
Q

What TV star was famous for his stage-exiting catch-phrase, “And away we go”?

A

JACKIE GLEASON

1419
Q

What two-word term is used by publishers to refer to all unsolicited manuscripts they receive?

A

SLUSH PILE

1420
Q

What type of clothing is a monokini?

A

SWIMSUIT

1421
Q

What type of cloud is typically associated with fair weather?

A

CUMULUS

1422
Q

What type of jewelry appropriately gets its name from the French for “long needle”?

A

BROOCH

1423
Q

What type of neckline gets its name because it is traditionally seen on sweaters by rowers?

A

CREW NECK

1424
Q

What type of scientist is commonly referred to as a “prehistorian”?

A

ARCHAELOGIST

1425
Q

What type of soup is known affectionately as “Jewish penicillin”?

A

CHICKEN SOUP

1426
Q

What type of vehicle “with the fringe on top” is the subject of a classic song from the musical “Oklahoma!”?

A

SURREY

1427
Q

What U.S. agency is headquartered in a D.C.-area neighborhood known as “Langley”?

A

CIA

1428
Q

What U.S. agency’s website features the motto “Moving America Safely”?

A

FAA*CORRECT*

1429
Q

What U.S. city has a public transportation system known as MARTA?

A

ATLANTA

1430
Q

What U.S. city is home to Grant’s tomb, the final resting place of President Ulysses S. Grant?

A

NEW YORK

1431
Q

What U.S. city was founded by 11 men,11 women,22 children,and 4 soldiers,collectively known as “Los Pobladores”?

A

LOS ANGELES

1432
Q

What U.S. city’s layout is based on plans by Pierre Charles L’Enfant, who was inspired by the Palace of Versailles?

A

WASHINGTON,D.C.

1433
Q

What U.S. institution is nicknamed “The Nation’s Attic”?

A

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE

1434
Q

What U.S. landmark exists today as a result of the Boulder Canyon Project Act of 1928?

A

HOOVER DAM

1435
Q

What U.S. landmark is outfitted with multiple foghorns because its locale is so often enveloped in dense fog?

A

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE

1436
Q

What U.S. movie was released in France under the title “La Guerre des Etoiles”?

A

STAR WARS

1437
Q

What U.S. president famously declared that he felt as “strong as a bull moose?”

A

THEODORE ROOSEVELT

1438
Q

What U.S. president is commonly credited with inventing the swivel chair?

A

THOMAS JEFFERSON

1439
Q

What U.S. president was famous for his involvement with a volunteer cavalry group known as the Rough Riders?

A

THEODORE ROOSEVELT

1440
Q

What U.S. president’s mother was given the rather unusual first name Stanley?

A

BARACK OBAMA

1441
Q

What U.S. reality show has a Chinese version whose title translates to “Forward at High Speeds”?

A

THE AMAZING RACE

1442
Q

What U.S. state is divided into two regions called the Upper Peninsula and the Lower Peninsula?

A

MICHIGAN

1443
Q

What U.S. state is home to a city that promotes itself with the catchphrase “There’s No Place Like Nome!”?

A

ALASKA

1444
Q

What U.S. state is home to a university whose football team is known as “The Ragin Cajuns?”

A

LOUISIANA

1445
Q

What U.S. state is home to both Boise National Forest and Coeur d’Alene National Forest?

A

IDAHO

1446
Q

What U.S. state is home to England’s historic London Bridge, which was dismantled and moved in 1968?

A

ARIZONA

1447
Q

What U.S. state is home to the airport with the three-letter identification code “DFW”?

A

TEXAS

1448
Q

What U.S. state is home to the International Tennis Hall of Fame?

A

RHODE ISLAND

1449
Q

What U.S. state name is featured on labels of Jim Beam whiskey?

A

KENTUCKY

1450
Q

What U.S. state was denied statehood until 1896, after it agreed to ban the practice of polygamy?

A

UTAH

1451
Q

What U.S. state’s 3 most populous cities all have names beginning with the letter “C”?

A

OHIO

1452
Q

What U.S. state’s capital city is named after Revolutionary War hero Francis Nash?

A

TENNESSEE

1453
Q

What U.S. state’s capital was named after “the Most Holy Sacrament of the Body and blood of Christ”?

A

CALIFORNIA

1454
Q

What U.S. state’s history of mining has earned it the nickname “The Silver State”?

A

NEVADA

1455
Q

What U.S. state’s largest city is named for Frederick Billings, a president of the Northern Pacific Railway?

A

MONTANA

1456
Q

What U.S. town holds an annual “Wyatt Earp Days” festival to celebrate its most famous lawman?

A

TOMBSTONE, AZ

1457
Q

What unit of measure is still based on a century-old platinum-iridium cylinder kept near Paris, France?

A

KILOGRAM

1458
Q

What university lists its official colors as “Madonna blue and papal gold”?

A

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME

1459
Q

What urban clothing brand was co-founded by hip-hop mogul Jay-Z?

A

FUBU

1460
Q

What vegetable plant produces a soft,yellowish “silk,” often used in herbal remedies?

A

CORN

1461
Q

What vegetable’s name is an answer to the common riddle “What has eyes but cannot see”?

A

POTATO

1462
Q

What veteran performer stars alongside Christina Aguilera in the 2010 musical “Burlesque”?

A

CHER

1463
Q

What was the first James Bond movie to show 007 ordering a martini,”shaken,not stirred”?

A

GOLDFINGER

1464
Q

What was the first name of the man who created Webster’s dictionary?

A

NOAH

1465
Q

What was the name of a Santa Fe roadside attraction that featured dozens of refrigerators stacked in a circle?

A

STONEFRIDGE

1466
Q

What was the name of the cocker spaniel featured in a famous 1952 address by Richard Nixon?

A

CHECKERS

1467
Q

What was the relationship between U.S. Presidents William and Benjamin Harrison?

A

GRANDFATHER & GRANDSON

1468
Q

What was the relationship of fashion designer Donatella Versace to the late Gianni Versace?

A

SISTER

1469
Q

What was the subject of a 1964 decision in which Justice Potter Stewart wrote, “I know it when I see it”?

A

OBSCENITY

1470
Q

What was the world’s tallest man-made structure for over 43 centuries?

A

PYRAMID AT GIZA

1471
Q

What was the world’s tallest man-made structure for over 45 centuries?

A

PYRAMID AT GIZA

1472
Q

What weather-related term is in the title of a nursery rhyme with a line “The old man is snoring”?

A

RAINY

1473
Q

What well-known patriotic song features the line “From sea to shining sea”?

A

AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL

1474
Q

What Will Ferrell movie features several actors who are credited as “Background Sleestak”?

A

LAND OF THE LOST

1475
Q

What word of Yiddish origin means “pleasantly plump”?

A

ZAFTIG

1476
Q

What words are on the official flag of the Salvation Army?

A

BLOOD AND FIRE

1477
Q

What world leader travels on an airplane nicknamed “Shepherd One”?

A

POPE

1478
Q

What world religion is based on five basic requirements known as the five “pillars”?

A

ISLAM

1479
Q

What world-famous building has a roof that was reportedly inspired by the sections of an orange?

A

SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE

1480
Q

What would be the name of Crosby,Stills,Nash & Young if its members’ last names were replaced with their first names?

A

DAVID,STEPHEN,GRAHAM & NEIL

1481
Q

What would be the name of ’60s folk group Peter,Paul and Mary if their last names replaced their first names?

A

YARROW,STOOKEY AND TRAVERS

1482
Q

What writer sought out his former college professor Morrie Schwarz after seeing him on an episode of “Nightline”?

A

MITCH ALBOM

1483
Q

What ’70s movie features the oft-quoted line, “I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore”?

A

NETWORK

1484
Q

What ’70s song invariably compels dancers to spell out each letter of the song’s title using their bodies?

A

Y.M.C.A.

1485
Q

What ’80s film is loosely based on events in Elmore City,Oklahoma,where dancing was banned for almost 100 years?

A

FOOTLOOSE

1486
Q

What ’80s musical act notoriously demanded M&Ms be provided backstage,but with the brown ones removed?

A

VAN HALEN

1487
Q

What ’90s sitcom often featured a character doing a strange dance to Tom Jones’s “It’s Not Unusual”?

A

THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR

1488
Q

What “Beverly Hills 90210” co-star competed on “Dancing With The Stars” a season after her fellow co-star Ian Ziering?

A

JENNIE GARTH

1489
Q

What “casual dining” restaurant uses the slogan “Eatin’ Good in the Neighborhood”?

A

APPLEBEE’S

1490
Q

What “Sesame Street” character is famous for having a single,oversized eyebrow?

A

BROW

1491
Q

What “SNL” cast member based his “Coffee Talk” character Linda Richman on his then mother-in-law?

A

MIKE MEYERS

1492
Q

What’s the CORRECT spelling of the winning word in the first-ever Scripps National Spelling Bee in 1925?

A

GLADIOLUS

1493
Q

What’s unusual about the way Ziggy, the loveable comic strip character, is commonly depicted?

A

HE DOESN’T WEAR PANTS

1494
Q

Whcih of these adjectives refers to a legendary English king and not a famous English writer?

A

ARTHURIAN

1495
Q

When a 1968 football game ended in a tie,the Harvard Crimson newspaper ran what famous headline?

A

HARVARD BEATS YALE 29-29

1496
Q

When a person assumes the “fetal position,” what do they do?

A

CURL UP IN A BALL

1497
Q

When a person is at rest,about how long does it take for all of his blood to circulate through his heart?

A

ONE MINUTE

1498
Q

When an NFL head coach chooses to challenge a referee’s ruling,he throws what color “flag” onto the field?

A

RED

1499
Q

When asked in 2007 if he had ever cried at a movie,what actor jokingly replied “At the premiere of Batman & Robin”?

A

GEORGE CLOONEY

1500
Q

When asked why he titled his movie “Bananas,” what director replied, “Because there are no bananas in it?”

A

WOODY ALLEN

1501
Q

When checking your account balance in countries like Spain or Turkey,remember that periods are replaced by what?

A

COMMAS

1502
Q

When communicating online,a person might type the emoticon “o_O” to indicate that they are what?

A

SURPRISED

1503
Q

When decorating a Christmas Tree,most experts would reccomend adding what first?

A

LIGHTS

1504
Q

When digesting one’s food,which of these steps in the digestion process occurs first?

A

SALIVARY DIGESTION

1505
Q

When England adopted the new Gregorian calendar in 1752, people complained that they “lost” how many days?

A

11

1506
Q

When he was assassinated in Dallas Texas in in 1963, John F. Kennedy was riding in what make of car?

A

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL

1507
Q

When in the air,the famous Goodyear blimps are filled with nearly 203,000 cubic feet of what?

A

HELIUM

1508
Q

When introducing new Apple products, Steve Jobs was known for sporting what distinct fashion ensemble?

A

Black turtleneck, blue jeans

1509
Q

When introducing new Apple products,Steve Jobs was known for sporting what distinct fashion ensemble?

A

BLACK TURTLENECK,BLUE JEANS

1510
Q

When it is expressed in Roman numerals,which of these years is represented by the fewest number of letters?

A

2001 *CORRECT*

1511
Q

When it is July in the U.S., what season is it in Argentina?

A

WINTER

1512
Q

When it premiered,which of these movies had a title that referred to a date in the future and not the past?

A

2001:A SPACE ODYSSEY

1513
Q

When it was founded in 1970,what company’s name was a reference to its founder’s curly head of hair?

A

KINKO’S

1514
Q

When its first three letters are removed,what U.S. president’s name becomes that of an ’80s TV icon?

A

LYNDON JOHNSON

1515
Q

When it’s not capitalized,which of these men’s names is also a term used by con men to refer to an intended victim?

A

MARK

1516
Q

When jump-starting a car, the jumper cables are usually attached to what part of the vehicle?

A

BATTERY

1517
Q

When kissed,which of these landmarks is said to endow visitors with the “gift of gab”?

A

BLARNEY STONE

1518
Q

When listed in the newspaper, which of these numbers are often referred to as “quotes?”

A

STOCKS

1519
Q

When measuring a woman’s measurements, as in “36, 35, 36” the numbers correspond to which of the following?

A

BUST, WAIST, HIPS

1520
Q

When not anchoring “NBC Nightly News,” what newsman frequently spoofs himself of TV’s “30 Rock”?

A

BRIAN WILLIAMS

1521
Q

When ordered Venti-sized,which Starbucks drink tops out at more calories–630–than a McDonald’s Big Mac?

A

ICED WHITE CHOCOLATE MOCHA

1522
Q

When poaching eggs, chefs often use which of these ingredients to prevent the whites from “spreading?”

A

VINEGAR

1523
Q

When President Garfield was shot in 1881, who invented a type of metal detector to try and find the bullet?

A

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL

1524
Q

When repeated three times,which of these words does not become the title of a Top 40 pop song?

A

BAD

1525
Q

When Robert Frost famously wrote “It finds the thought and the thought finds the words,” he was referring to a what?

A

POEM

1526
Q

When spelled as one word, what baseball hall of famer’s last name means “having a pH more than 7?”

A

AL CALINE

1527
Q

When stating a woman’s measurements — as in “36, 25, 36” — the numbers correspond to which of the following?

A

BUST, WAIST, HIPS

1528
Q

When stating a woman’s measurements– as in 36,25,36″– the numbers correspond to which of the following?

A

BUST,WAIST,HIPS

1529
Q

When the number 4 is multiplied by its reciprocal, what is the product?

A

1

1530
Q

When the year 1776 is written in Roman numerals, what letter is farthest on the right?

A

I

1531
Q

When their perimeters are of equal length, which of these shapes always has the largest area?

A

CIRCLE

1532
Q

When translated from the French,what is the full name of the resort company known as Club Med?

A

CLUB MEDITTERANEAN

1533
Q

When translated into English,which Shakira song title can describe someone infected with a serious medical condition?

A

RABIOSA

1534
Q

When TV advertisers refer to the all-important “18-49 demo,” “demo” stands for what?

A

DEMOGRAPHIC

1535
Q

When used as a verb,the name of what vital organ becomes a word meaning “to tolerate”?

A

STOMACH

1536
Q

When used in reference to electronic organizers,the abbreviation “PDA” stands for “personal digital” what?

A

ASSISTANT

1537
Q

When would a car dealership need to sell a Ford Taurus in order to sell it during the astrological period of Taurus?

A

EARLY MAY

1538
Q

When written CORRECTly,which of these terms should not contain an apostrophe?

A

GRAND’MA

1539
Q

When written properly,which of these ’80s pop bands has an exclamation point at the end of its name?

A

WHAM

1540
Q

When you put the word “water” in front of it,which of these shoes becomes the name of a venomous snake?

A

MOCCASIN

1541
Q

When you use a key resource to gain advantage in a deal,it is said that you are playing what kind of “card”?

A

TRUMP

1542
Q

When “Footloose” was remade in 2011, it dropped the original’s chicken race scene, which took place on what?

A

TRACTORS

1543
Q

Where does the German accent mark, the “umlaut,” appear in the brand name Haagan-Dazs?

A

OVER THE FIRST “A”

1544
Q

Where on a personal check can you typically find its nine-digit ABA or “routing number”?

A

BOTTOM LEFT CORNER

1545
Q

Where would you find a widow’s peak?

A

IN SOMEONE’S HAIRLINE

1546
Q

Whereas the back of a coin is called its “reverse,” the front side is technically known as what?

A

OBVERSE

1547
Q

Which actress has twins named Hazel and Finn?

A

JULIA ROBERTS

1548
Q

Which Baldwin brother wrote “The Unusual Suspect,” an account of becoming an evangelical Christian?

A

STEPHEN

1549
Q

Which branch of the U.S. military was founded most recently?

A

AIR FORCE

1550
Q

Which culinary device uses a method known as a bain-marie,or water bath,to provide heat?

A

DOUBLE BOILER

1551
Q

Which department of the U.S. federal government has the authority to issue passports?

A

STATE

1552
Q

Which Jackson family member shares his name with the nickname of the man who ruled Yugoslavia from 1953 to 1980?

A

TITO

1553
Q

Which literary character is a famous example of a “picaresque” hero, a lowborn character who lives by his wits?

A

HUCKLEBERRY FINN

1554
Q

Which member of Congress is known as “Dr.No” because he a)votes “no” a lot,and b) is a doctor?

A

RON PAUL

1555
Q

Which movie title comes from a phrase its screenwriter heard while working as an embedded journalist in Iraq?

A

THE HURT LOCKER

1556
Q

Which New York City street is best known as the home of the New York Stock Exchange?

A

WALL STREET

1557
Q

Which of the following animals is not an ungulate?

A

RACCOON

1558
Q

Which of the following aquatic creatures is not actually a fish?

A

STARFISH

1559
Q

Which of the following best describes a man who is known as a “Beau Brummell”?

A

VERY WELL-DRESSED

1560
Q

Which of the following birds is not named for the sound it makes?

A

ROBIN

1561
Q

Which of the following birds is not named for the sound that it makes?

A

ROBIN

1562
Q

Which of the following classic sitcom characters had only sisters for siblings?

A

THEO HUXTABLE

1563
Q

Which of the following could be used to introduce both the 29th U.S. president and a Grammy-nominated rapper?

A

WARREN G

1564
Q

Which of the following countries could be said to have occidental cuisine?

A

MEXICO

1565
Q

Which of the following dishes is defined as “a hearty soup usually containing fish or shellfish,especially clams”?

A

CHOWDER

1566
Q

Which of the following familiar words is derived from a Latin word that means “the meeting point of three ways”?

A

TRIVIA

1567
Q

Which of the following films deals with the transportation of illegal drugs?

A

TRAFFIC

1568
Q

Which of the following halls is synonymous with the corrupt political group that ran New York City in the late 19th century?

A

TAMMANY HALL

1569
Q

Which of the following is a 2007 movie featuring Beatles music and not a 60s movie starring The Beatles?

A

ACROSS THE UNIVERSE

1570
Q

Which of the following is a classic men’s toiletry brand and not one of the Spice Girls?

A

OLD SPICE

1571
Q

Which of the following is a classic men’s toiletry brand and not one of the Spice Girls?

A

OLD SPICE

1572
Q

Which of the following is a common definition for the word “tawny”?

A

LIGHT BROWN

1573
Q

Which of the following is a fancy substitute for “my fiance”?

A

MY BETROTHED

1574
Q

Which of the following is a fancy word for the behavior that makes Pinocchio’s nose grow?

A

PREVARICATION

1575
Q

Which of the following is a hip-sounding chapter title in Stephen Hawking’s “A Brief History of Time”?

A

Black Holes Ain’t So Black

1576
Q

Which of the following is a true statement about reindeer?

A

MALES & FEMALES HAVE ANTLERS

1577
Q

Which of the following is equal to one century?

A

FIVESCORE YEARS

1578
Q

Which of the following is equal to the number to the total number of days in a fortnight?

A

LINES IN A SONNET

1579
Q

Which of the following is not a lyric from Bob Dylan’s rock ballad “Like a Rolling Stone”?

A

WHEN YOU’RE ALL ALONE

1580
Q

Which of the following is not a synonym for “trinket”?

A

HOOPLA

1581
Q

Which of the following is not a word?

A

EMMANENT

1582
Q

Which of the following is not one of the 5 ingredients listed on a pint of Haagan Dags ice cream?

A

EGG WHITES

1583
Q

Which of the following is not one of the 8 vegetables in the beverage V8?

A

RADISH

1584
Q

Which of the following is not one of the five ingredients listed on a pint of Haagen Dazs vanilla ice cream?

A

EGG WHITES

1585
Q

Which of the following is often classified as a type of role-playing game?

A

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS

1586
Q

Which of the following is often referred to as “chicken scratch”?

A

ILLEGIBLE HANDWRITING

1587
Q

Which of the following is the CORRECT case-sensitive spelling of a popular brand of digital video recorder?

A

TiVo

1588
Q

Which of the following is the CORRECT name for the popular breed of dog much prized by Queen Elizabeth II?

A

WELSH CORGI

1589
Q

Which of the following is the name of a landlocked country in Africa and not an island in Hawaii?

A

MALAWI

1590
Q

Which of the following is the name of a popular blog specializing in “nerd culture”?

A

BOING BOING

1591
Q

Which of the following is the name of an organization that holds an annual “Best Bagger” championship?

A

NATIONAL GROCERS ASSOCIATION

1592
Q

Which of the following is the title of a 1963 Marvin Gaye song and not a phrase commonly uttered by courtroom attorneys?

A

CAN I GET A WITNESS

1593
Q

Which of the following names does not refer to the same rapper as the others?

A

BIGGIE SMALLS

1594
Q

Which of the following names does not refer to the same rapper as the others?

A

BIGGIE SMALLS

1595
Q

Which of the following refers to a style of eating in which patrons share large dishes of food?

A

FAMILY STYLE

1596
Q

Which of the following repetitive titles is not an actual Destiny’s Child song?

A

BABY,BABY,BABY

1597
Q

Which of the following results in a professional bull rider being disqualified and receiving no score?

A

HOLDING ON WITH TWO HANDS

1598
Q

Which of the following superlative phrases is true of Abraham Lincoln?

A

TALLEST PRESIDENT

1599
Q

Which of the following terms is used in chemistry and not in real estate?

A

REAGENT

1600
Q

Which of the following values is equal to one billion?

A

TEN TO THE NINTH POWER

1601
Q

Which of the following was the name of an upscale ocean liner that sailed from 1969 to 2008?

A

QUEEN ELIZABETH II

1602
Q

Which of the following word pairs constists of synonyms,not antonyms?

A

FLAMMABLE AND INFLAMMABLE

1603
Q

Which of the following words is not a synonym for “brouhaha”?

A

DOOHICKEY

1604
Q

Which of the following words is spelled inCORRECTly?

A

OCCURENCE

1605
Q

On an old-fashioned rotary phone,what number requires the longest turn of the dial?

A

0 *CORRECT*

1606
Q

Which of the following words was spelled backwards in the movie and novel “The Shining”?

A

MURDER

1607
Q

Which of the following would be the name of Spanish actor Antonio Banderas if it were “translated” into English?

A

ANTHONY FLAGS

1608
Q

Which of these 1981 hits would best be described as a “power ballad”?

A

DON’T STOP BELIEVING

1609
Q

Which of these 2010 movies held a premiere in Lexington, Kentucky, near where much of it was filmed?

A

SECRETARIAT

1610
Q

Which of these 2011 movies was based in part on a stage play that took the 2011 Tony for Best Play?

A

WAR HORSE

1611
Q

Which of these 80s action icons is not featured in the 2010 action flick “The Expendables”?

A

STEVEN SEAGAL

1612
Q

Which of these activities involves a process known as “purling”?

A

KNITTING

1613
Q

Which of these actors appeared as both a male and a female character in the “Godfather” films?

A

SOFIA COPPOLA

1614
Q

Which of these actors attributes his unique performance style to ignoring the punctuation marks in his scripts?

A

CHRISTOPHER WALKEN

1615
Q

Which of these actors is a devout Buddhist who has studied with the Dalai Lama?

A

RICHARD GERE

1616
Q

In all seriousness,the satirical newspaper The Onion has tried and failed to win what prestigious journalism award?

A

PULITZER PRIZE

1617
Q

In alternative medicine, halotherapy is a treatment that replicates what natural environment’s health benefits?

A

SALT CAVE

1618
Q

In American Sign Language, how do you make the letter “S”?

A

MAKE A FIST

1619
Q

In American Sign Language,an extended thumb and pinkie placed next to one’s ear is the sign for doing what?

A

MAKING A PHONE CALL

1620
Q

In an airplane,the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder are often referred to as the what?

A

BLACK BOX

1621
Q

In an annual holiday tradition,the “Late Show with David Letterman” trims the top of its Christmas tree with what food item?

A

MEATBALL

1622
Q

In an automobile,what does the tachometer measure?

A

ENGINE SPEED

1623
Q

In an early celebrity endorsement,which of these famous women promoted her own line of luggage?

A

AMELIA EARHART

1624
Q

In an emergency,which procedure can be performed with little more than a razor blade and a ballpoint pen?

A

TRACHEOTOMY

1625
Q

In an expression borrowed from poker,high-quality stocks like Coca-Cola and IBM are known as what?

A

BLUE-CHIP STOCKS

1626
Q

In an expression that means “That might be useful,” a person might say “That’s grist to the” what?

A

MILL

1627
Q

In an extended trailer,Alfred Hitchcock says of what film’s main character, “his hobby…was taxidermy”?

A

PSYCHO

1628
Q

In an Olympic-size pool,which is 50-meters long,about how many lengths would you have to swim in order to swim a mile?

A

32 *CORRECT*

1629
Q

In Apple’s slogan, “There’s an app for that,” the “app” mentioned is short for what?

A

APPLICATION

1630
Q

In April 2010, which of these country’s erupting volcanoes shut down European air travel for nearly a week?

A

ICELAND

1631
Q

In architecture, a vertical window set in a gable on a sloping roof is called a what?

A

DORMER