General Trivia 3

Question 1

In the AAMCO song, when does the double beep occur.

Answer 1

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

Question 2

In the abbreviation for the medical procedure popularly known as an MRI,what does the “I’ stand for?

Answer 2

IMAGING

Question 3

In the acronym SRS, a common term for automobile airbags,the letter “R” stands for what?

Answer 3

RESTRAINT

Question 4

In the act that incited WWI,Serbian Gavrilo Princip assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 in what city?

Answer 4

SARAJEVO

Question 5

In the agency abbreviation “EEOC,” the first E stands for “equal” and the second stands for what?

Answer 5

EMPLOYMENT

Question 6

In the animal kingdom, what term is used to describe the male who is the dominant member of a group?

Answer 6

ALPHA

Question 7

In the Bahamas, Oct 12th is Discovery Day, marking the arrival of what European explorer?

Answer 7

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

Question 8

In the Bible, whose height is given as “six cubits and a span,” somewhere between nine and twelve feet?

Answer 8

GOLIATH

Question 9

In the Bizet opera, “Carmen,” the flirtatious Carmen works in what type of establishment?

Answer 9

CIGARETTE FACTORY

Question 10

In the board game Risk,what continent has the most territories for a player to occupy?

Answer 10

ASIA

Question 11

In the British royal family,which of the following is not the name of one of Prince Charles’s three siblings?

Answer 11

MARGARET

Question 12

In the Broadway musical “Cats,” costumed actors romp around a set designed to look like a what?

Answer 12

JUNKYARD

Question 13

In the business abbreviation “R & D,” the “R” stands for what?

Answer 13

RESEARCH

Question 14

In the cable drama “Boss,” Kelsey Grammar plays a crooked mayor of what U.S. city?

Answer 14

CHICAGO

Question 15

In the Charles Dickens novel “A Christmas Carol,” what is the last name of the young Tiny Tim?

Answer 15

CRATCHIT

Question 16

In the children’s book “The Little Engine That Could”,what is the engine attempting to deliver?

Answer 16

TOYS

Question 17

In the children’s classic “Goodnight Moon,” what is the last thing that is bid “Goodnight”?

Answer 17

NOISES EVERYWHERE

Question 18

In the children’s rhyme “This Little Piggy,” where did the first little piggy go?

Answer 18

TO MARKET

Question 19

In the classic animated movie “The Little Mermaid,” Ariel’s best friend is a fish named what?

Answer 19

FLOUNDER

Question 20

In the classic arcade game Centipede,players battle all but which of these deadly creatures?

Answer 20

WASPS

Question 21

In the classic book “The Swiss Family Robinson,” the Robinsons build a makeshift house where?

Answer 21

IN A TREE

Question 22

In the classic folk song “On Top of Old Smoky,” what is “Old Smoky”?

Answer 22

Mountain

Question 23

In the classic Mark Twain novel,Tom Sawyer lives in a small town located near what river?

Answer 23

MISSISSIPPI

Question 24

In the classic Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons,Rocky is what type of animal?

Answer 24

FLYING SQUIRREL

Question 25

In the classic Shel Silverstein book “The Giving Tree,” what type of tree gives its fruit to a little boy?

Answer 25

APPLE TREE

Question 26

In the classic story “Peter Pan,” what does Wendy use to reattach Peter’s shadow?

Answer 26

NEEDLE AND THREAD

Question 27

In the classic T.V. series “The Waltons,” the Walton family lives in which U.S. state?

Answer 27

VIRGINIA

Question 28

In the classic tale “Moby Dick,” Moby Dick is what kind of whale?

Answer 28

SPERM WHALE

Question 29

In the classic tearjerker “Beaches,” two girls begin their lifelong friendship on a beach in what U.S. state?

Answer 29

NEW JERSEY

Question 30

In the classic TV special, Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer befriends an elf who wants to be a what?

Answer 30

DENTIST

Question 31

In the classic version of Monopoly, the two “utility companies” are Water Works and the what?

Answer 31

ELECTRIC COMPANY

Question 32

In the classic version of Monopoly,the two “utility companies” are Water Works and the what?

Answer 32

ELECTRIC COMPANY

Question 33

In the climactic prom scene of the 1976 film “Carrie,” the title character is doused with the blood of what farm animal?

Answer 33

PIG

Question 34

In the comedy classic “This is Spinal Tap,” the famous quote “These go to eleven” refers to what?

Answer 34

GUITAR AMPLIFIERS

Question 35

In the comedy film “Fever Pitch,” Jimmy Fallon plays a crazed fan of what sports team?

Answer 35

BOSTON RED SOX

Question 36

In the comic strip “Peanuts,” what character is typically surrounded by clouds of dirt and dust?

Answer 36

PIGPEN

Question 37

In the computer game “The Oregon Trail,” kids learn about U.S. history by pretending to be what?

Answer 37

WESTERN PIONEERS

Question 38

In the courtroom expression “pleading the Fifth,” the word “Fifth” refers to a what?

Answer 38

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

Question 39

In the cover of the song “Proud Mary,” Tina Turner sings, “And we’re rolling, rolling, rolling on the” what?

Answer 39

RIVER

Question 40

In the critically acclaimed TV drama “The Good Wife,” who plays the good wife?

Answer 40

JULIANNA MARGULIES

Question 41

In the Discover card logo,what natural event is depicted in the “O” in “Discover”?

Answer 41

SUNRISE

Question 42

In the Disney animated classic “Pinocchio,” what kind of animal swallows Pinocchio whole?

Answer 42

WHALE

Question 43

In the e-mail and memo abbreviation “bcc,” what does the “b” stand for?

Answer 43

BLIND

Question 44

In the early 1900s,FTD began using the classic slogan “Say it with” what?

Answer 44

FLOWERS

Question 45

In the early 20th century, Robert Perry and Frederick Cook each claimed to be the first to what?

Answer 45

REACH THE NORTH POLE

Question 46

In the early ’90s, comic strip housewife Blondie Bumstead began a career as a what?

Answer 46

CATERER

Question 47

In the fairy tale ending of “Pretty Woman,” what does Edward do to “rescue” Vivian?

Answer 47

CLIMB A FIRE ESCAPE

Question 48

In the famous Latin saying “veni, vidi, vici,” what does “vidi” mean?

Answer 48

I SAW

Question 49

In the favorite brunch menu item Eggs Benedict,how are the eggs prepared?

Answer 49

POACHED

Question 50

In the federal law known as “RICO,” the “R” stands for what?

Answer 50

RACKETEER

Question 51

In the film business, what tech-inspired term is often used to refer to “starting over” a popular film franchise?

Answer 51

REBOOT

Question 52

In the film “Back To The Future,” Marty McFly performs what song at his parents’ high school dance?

Answer 52

JOHNNY B. GOODE

Question 53

In the film “Forrest Gump,” Forrest tells President Kennedy “I gotta pee” after drinking 15 bottles of what?

Answer 53

DR.PEPPER

Question 54

In the film “Million Dollar Baby,” Maggie wears a robe labeled “Mo Cuishle,” a saying in what language?

Answer 54

GAELIC

Question 55

In the folk song “She’ll Be Coming ‘Round the Mountain,” what will she “be driving”?

Answer 55

SIX WHITE HORSES

Question 56

In the full name of the military alliance “NATO,” the “T” stands for what?

Answer 56

TREATY

Question 57

In the historical term, “V-J Day,” the “J” stands for the name of a what?

Answer 57

COUNTRY

Question 58

In the holiday classic “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” which of these gifts does the singer receive on the 6th day?

Answer 58

GEESE-A-LAYING

Question 59

In the holiday film “A Christmas Story”,the Parkers dine on what dish after their Christmas turkey is ruined?

Answer 59

PEKING DUCK

Question 60

In the holiday song “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” how many gifts are received on the 12th day?

Answer 60

78

Question 61

In the horror flick “A Nightmare on Elm Street,” a frightened teen warns “Whatever you do,don’t” do what?

Answer 61

FALL ASLEEP

Question 62

In the human body, the pericardium is a membrane that surrounds what organ?

Answer 62

HEART

Question 63

In the human body, what internal organ regulates the amount of glucose in the blood?

Answer 63

LIVER

Question 64

In the human body,a “bicuspid” can refer to a type of tooth and a type of valve located in what organ?

Answer 64

HEART

Question 65

In the human body,the pancreas is part of both the endocrine system and what other system?

Answer 65

DIGESTIVE

Question 66

In the iconic WW II poster, “We can Do it!” Rosie the Riveter is depicted doing what?

Answer 66

FLEXING HER BICEPS

Question 67

In the Kurt Vonnegut novel “Breakfast of Champions,” what is referred to as the “breakfast of champions”?

Answer 67

MARTINIS

Question 68

In the late 1800s, William “Boss” Tweed led a corrupt political machine centered in what U.S. city?

Answer 68

NEW YORK

Question 69

In the late 1860s, Charles and Max Fleischmann created America’s first commercially produced what?

Answer 69

YEAST

Question 70

In the late ’90s,a Chihuahua named Gidget served as the “spokesdog” for what restaurant chain?

Answer 70

TACO BELL

Question 71

In the logo for the office supply company Staples,what letter appears to be formed from a bent staple?

Answer 71

L \*CORRECT\*

Question 72

In the mid-twentieth century,what U.S. state grew about 80 percent of the world’s pineapples?

Answer 72

HAWAII

Question 73

In the military, a Huey is a type of what?

Answer 73

HELICOPTER

Question 74

In the military,a U.S. marine with the ranking “E-3” is better known as a “lance” what?

Answer 74

CORPORAL

Question 75

In the military,which of these terms is slang for “kilometer”?

Answer 75

KLICK

Question 76

In the movie “Arthur,” what does Arthur say to elicit his butler’s famously dry response “I’ll alert the media”?

Answer 76

I’M GOING TO TAKE A BATH

Question 77

In the movie “Mean Girls,” a naive teen played by Lindsay Lohan tangles with a popular clique of girls nicknamed what?

Answer 77

THE PLASTICS

Question 78

In the movie “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” how many of the dwarfs’ names do not end in “Y”?

Answer 78

2

Question 79

In the movie “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King,” the “king” in the title refers to whom?

Answer 79

ARAGORN

Question 80

In the movie “The Sound of Music,” the Von Trapps escape the Nazis by trekking through what mountain range?

Answer 80

ALPS

Question 81

In the name of communications giant AT & T, the second “T” originally stood for what?

Answer 81

TELEGRAPH

Question 82

In the name of the famous 1980s British band, what word follows “Psydelic”?

Answer 82

FURS

Question 83

In the name of the famous 1980s British band,what word follows “Psychedelic”?

Answer 83

FURS

Question 84

In the NATO phonetic alphabet that begins “Alpha,Bravo,Charlie,” how do you spell “USA”?

Answer 84

UNIFORM,SIERRA,ALPHA

Question 85

In the nautical expression “Shiver me timbers!” the word “timbers” originally referred to what?

Answer 85

HULL OF A SHIP

Question 86

In the news in 2012,a type of political fundraising group that can raise and spend unlimited money is called a what?

Answer 86

SUPER PAC

Question 87

In the novel “A Tale of Two Cities,” Madame Defarge spends most of her time doing what?

Answer 87

KNITTING

Question 88

In the novel “Twilight,” Edward and Bella attend Forks High School,located in what U.S. state?

Answer 88

WASHINGTON

Question 89

In the number 4.231, what digit is in the “hundredths” place?

Answer 89

3 \*CORRECT\*

Question 90

In the nursery rhyme “The Farmer in the Dell,” what “stands alone”?

Answer 90

THE CHEESE

Question 91

In the Old Testament, who said, “I am a stranger in a strange land”?

Answer 91

MOSES

Question 92

In the Olympics,a decathlon has how many more events than a triathlon?

Answer 92

7

Question 93

In the opening credits,what cartoon dad drops off his two kids at “Little Dipper School” and “Orbit High School”?

Answer 93

GEORGE JETSON

Question 94

In the original edition of “Trivial Pursuit,” what category is represented by the color yellow?

Answer 94

HISTORY

Question 95

In the Oscar-nominated 2009 movie “Fantastic Mr. Fox,” who voices Mr. Fox?

Answer 95

GEORGE CLOONEY

Question 96

In the Paul Simon song “50 Ways To Leave Your Lover,” which of these is not one of the ways to leave your lover?

Answer 96

FILL UP THE TANK,HANK

Question 97

In the Paul Simon song “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover,” which of these names is mentioned first?

Answer 97

JACK

Question 98

In the phrases “bar mitzvah” and “bat mitzvah,” “bar” and “bat” are Hebrew words meaning what?

Answer 98

SON AND DAUGHTER

Question 99

In the popular abbreviation FAQ,the letter “A” stands for what?

Answer 99

ASKED

Question 100

In the popular children’s song “On Top of Spaghetti,” what causes the singer’s meatball to roll off the table?

Answer 100

SOMEBODY SNEEZES

Question 101

In the popular diet book “Eat Right 4 Your Type,” what is the “type” the author wants you to “eat right for”?

Answer 101

BLOOD TYPE

Question 102

In the popular drink bubble tea,the little pearls or “boba” that gather at the bottom are typically made from what?

Answer 102

TAPIOCA

Question 103

In the popular “Ice Age” movies,the acorn-obsessed character Scrat is what type of fictional beast?

Answer 103

SABER-TOOTHED SQUIRREL

Question 104

In the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel,”The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay,” who are Kavalier and Clay?

Answer 104

COMIC BOOK ARTISTS

Question 105

IN the quality inspection process known as “candling,” which of these foods is held in a bright light?

Answer 105

EGGS

Question 106

In the Republican party abbreviation “GOP,” the “G” stands for what?

Answer 106

GRAND

Question 107

In the Schoolhouse Rock cartoon “Conjunction Function,” individual words are portrayed on what?

Answer 107

TRAIN CARS

Question 108

In the song “Folsum Prison Blues,” Johnny Cash claims, “I shot a man in Reno” for what callous reason?

Answer 108

JUST TO WATCH HIM DIE

Question 109

In the song “Frosty The Snowman,” what part of Frosty’s face is made of a button?

Answer 109

NOSE

Question 110

In the U.S. a $100 bill is often referred to by what musical nickname?

Answer 110

C-NOTE

Question 111

In the U.S. military, a “Black Hawk: refers to what type of vehicle?

Answer 111

HELICOPTER

Question 112

In the U.S. the companies McClatchy, Gannett, and Tribune are three of the largest owners of what?

Answer 112

NEWSPAPERS

Question 113

In the U.S. the federal appeals courts are divided into thirteen separate units called what?

Answer 113

CIRCUITS

Question 114

In the U.S. what is the earliest date on which Memorial Day can fall?

Answer 114

MAY 25th

Question 115

In the U.S., a bottled labeled “86 Proof” contains what percentage of alcohol?

Answer 115

43%

Question 116

In the U.S., a car’s “zero-to-sixty” time is a measure of the car’s what?

Answer 116

ACCELERATION

Question 117

In the U.S., people traditionally tie yellow ribbons around trees to show support for whom?

Answer 117

SOLDIERS IN COMBAT

Question 118

In the U.S., the Sherwin-Williams company is the largest producer of what product?

Answer 118

PAINT

Question 119

In the U.S., the small front pocket on a pair of Levi’s blue jeans is known as the what?

Answer 119

WATCH POCKET

Question 120

In the U.S., what 20th century event preceded the start of the so-called “Baby Boom” era?

Answer 120

WORLD WAR II

Question 121

In the U.S., what flower is traditionally worn to honor one’s mother on Mother’s Day?

Answer 121

CARNATION

Question 122

In the U.S., which of these abbreviations both refer to the same type of professional degree?

Answer 122

D.D.S. AND D.M.D

Question 123

In the U.S.,the Amish speak both English and a particular dialect of what European language?

Answer 123

GERMAN

Question 124

In the U.S.,what liquor is required to be so distilled “as to be without distinctive character,aroma,taste or color”?

Answer 124

VODKA

Question 125

In the U.S.,what term refers to the number 1 followed by 15 zeros?

Answer 125

QUADRILLION

Question 126

In the U.S.,which of these holidays falls between the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving?

Answer 126

LABOR DAY

Question 127

IN the UK, new parents often refer to which of these everyday objects as a “pram”?

Answer 127

BABY CARRIAGE

Question 128

In the United States,National African American History Month is celebrated when?

Answer 128

FEBRUARY

Question 129

In the upcoming biopic “The Iron Lady,” Meryl Streep takes on what famous female?

Answer 129

MARGARET THATCHER

Question 130

In the Washington D.C. memorial honoring him,what U.S. president is depicted in a wheelchair?

Answer 130

FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT

Question 131

In the well-known acronym “laser,” the “L” stands for what?

Answer 131

LIGHT

Question 132

In the Winter Olympics, females are not allowed to compete in which of these disciplines?

Answer 132

SKI JUMPING

Question 133

In the wireless phone abbreviation “4G,” the “G” stands for what?

Answer 133

GENERATION

Question 134

In the world of comics,who is Selina Kyle?

Answer 134

CATWOMAN

Question 135

In the world of DC Comics,Barbara Gordon is better known as what comic book superhero?

Answer 135

BATGIRL

Question 136

In the world of DC comics,”Edward Nigma” is the birth name of what Batman foe?

Answer 136

THE RIDDLER

Question 137

In the world of Greek mythology, where do the souls of the deceased lie in eternal rest?

Answer 137

ELYSIUM

Question 138

In the world of journalism,a piece designed to appeal to people’s emotions is often referred to as what type of “story”?

Answer 138

HUMAN INTEREST

Question 139

In the world of logic, the statement “This statement is a lie” is known as which of these?

Answer 139

LIAR’S PARADOX

Question 140

In the world of politics,the accusatory acronym RINO stands for “Republican In” what?

Answer 140

NAME ONLY

Question 141

In the world of reality television, who is Patti Stanger?

Answer 141

THE “MILLIONAIRE MATCHMAKER”

Question 142

In the ’30s, a hand-cranked pasta maker inspired Adolf Ehinger to develop an early form of what office machine?

Answer 142

PAPER SHREDDER

Question 143

In the ’50s,the Swedish company Malaco debuted a line of soft,gummy candies shaped like what animals?

Answer 143

FISH

Question 144

In the ’70s, what sport transitioned from traditional white balls to “optic yellow,” which were more visible to TV viewers?

Answer 144

TENNIS

Question 145

In the ’80s,Michael Jackson was rumored to sleep in a hyperbaric chamber for its high levels of what gas?

Answer 145

OXYGEN

Question 146

In the ’90s,what singer lent the smooth touch of his voice to the “Fabric of our Lives” jingle in TV ads for cotton?

Answer 146

AARON NEVILLE

Question 147

In the “Legally Blonde” movies,Elle Woods gets men’s attention using a signature move called what?

Answer 147

BEND AND SNAP

Question 148

In the “Little Thinkers” doll series,what thinker comes with a detachable ear?

Answer 148

VINCENT VAN GOGH

Question 149

In the “Lord of the Rings” movies, which of these creatures is usually the shortest?

Answer 149

HOBBIT

Question 150

In their campy 70s act, members of the Village People typically dressed like all but which of these people?

Answer 150

FIREFIGHTER

Question 151

In their logo, department store giant Macy’s replaces what should be an apostophe with what symbol?

Answer 151

A STAR

Question 152

In total,how many silhouetted faces appear on a 2007 U.S. postage stamp that honors jury duty?

Answer 152

12

Question 153

In TV slang,a “zitcom” is a comedy series targeting what audience group?

Answer 153

TEENS

Question 154

In two Peanuts movies in the 80s,future Black Eyed Pea Fergie voiced what blonde-haired sister of Charlie Brown?

Answer 154

SALLY

Question 155

In video game adaptations of “Toy Story,” what actor’s younger brother Jim has voiced the character “Woody”?

Answer 155

TOM HANKS

Question 156

In Western astrology, which of these is NOT one of the four elements that make up the universe?

Answer 156

METAL

Question 157

In what blockbuster classic does a character crawl inside a slain Tauntaun beast to keep from freezing?

Answer 157

THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK

Question 158

In what body of water are the islands collectively known as the Grecian Archipelago found?

Answer 158

AEGEAN SEA

Question 159

In what classic comedy does a confused Steve Martin memorably exclaim “Those aren’t pillows!”?

Answer 159

PLANES,TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES

Question 160

In what classical musical does the main character have a bad-boy best friend named “Kenickie”?

Answer 160

GREASE

Question 161

In what country do government officials wear guayaberas,shirts marked by pleats and four front pockets,to state functions?

Answer 161

CUBA

Question 162

In what country do people normally answer the phone by saying “Moshi, moshi”?

Answer 162

JAPAN

Question 163

In what Denzel Washington movie does he say “We didn’t land on Plymouth Rock. Plymouth Rock landed on us!”?

Answer 163

MALCOLM X

Question 164

In what film does John Travolta memorably discuss a foreign McDonald’s burger he calls a “Royale with cheese”?

Answer 164

PULP FICTION

Question 165

In what film does Robert De Niro play a vindictive criminal named Max Cady, originally played in 1962 by Robert Mitchum?

Answer 165

CAPE FEAR

Question 166

In what film does Robert De Niro’s character say “You,you,you’re very good,you”?

Answer 166

ANALYZE THIS

Question 167

In what horror film does a disturbed romance novel enthusiast repeatedly gush, “I am your number one fan”?

Answer 167

MISERY

Question 168

In what language do written questions begin with an upside-down question mark?

Answer 168

SPANISH

Question 169

In what movie do Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock play sisters who also happen to be witches?

Answer 169

PRACTICAL MAGIC

Question 170

In what movie does a character quiz his fiancee on the Baltimore Colts before agreeing to marry her?

Answer 170

DINER

Question 171

In what movie does Jack Nicholson repeatedly type “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”?

Answer 171

THE SHINING

Question 172

In what part of the house would you find treads and risers?

Answer 172

STAIRCASE

Question 173

In what U.S. national do backpackers brave challenging “Rim to Rim” hike?

Answer 173

GRAND CANYON

Question 174

In what U.S. state does the U.S. own the highest percentage of land, over 80 percent?

Answer 174

NEVADA

Question 175

In what U.S. state would you find Arches National Park,home to over 2,000 natural sandstone arches?

Answer 175

UTAH

Question 176

In what U.S. state would you find the American Indian pueblo of Zuni?

Answer 176

NEW MEXICO

Question 177

In what year did the U.S. celebrate its sesquicentennial?

Answer 177

1926

Question 178

In what year did thousands of baby boomers converge in San Francisco for the so-called “Summer of Love”?

Answer 178

1967

Question 179

In what year did thousands of baby boomers converge in San Francisco for the so-called “Summer of Love”?

Answer 179

1967

Question 180

In what ’90s movie does Winona Ryder fail an impromptu pop quiz about the definition of irony?

Answer 180

REALITY BITES

Question 181

In which of the following comedies does a woman,not a cross-dressing man,don a fat suit?

Answer 181

SHALLOW HAL

Question 182

In which of the following games is “spinning the rods” an illegal move?

Answer 182

FOOSBALL

Question 183

In which of these cities are you most likely to “suck the heads” at a traditional crawfish boil with friends?

Answer 183

NEW ORLEANS

Question 184

In which of these classic musicals does Franklin Delano Roosevelt appear as a character?

Answer 184

ANNIE

Question 185

In which of these comedies does a bratty kid memorably tell Vince Vaughn,”Make me a bicycle,clown!”?

Answer 185

WEDDING CRASHERS

Question 186

In which of these countries is it customary to eat using only the right hand, as the left is considered unclean?

Answer 186

ETHIOPIA

Question 187

In which of these countries might you find “gauchos” riding horses across lowlands called “pampas” ?

Answer 187

ARGENTINA

Question 188

In which of these films does Harrison Ford play a villain and not a hero?

Answer 188

WHAT LIES BENEATH

Question 189

In which of these films is Joaquin Phoenix credited as “Leaf Phoenix,” his self-given childhood moniker?

Answer 189

PARENTHOOD

Question 190

In which of these films is the director not also the lead actor?

Answer 190

MICHAEL CLAYTON

Question 191

In which of these languages is the word for “no” spelled the same as it is in English?

Answer 191

ITALIAN

Question 192

In which of these locations would a redcap most likely work?

Answer 192

RAILROAD STATION

Question 193

In which of these occupations would a person likely suffer from the medical condition known as “circadian dysrhythmia”?

Answer 193

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

Question 194

In which of these Olympic events do contestants often wear a finger tab and an arm guard called a bracer?

Answer 194

ARCHERY

Question 195

In which of these places would you most likely find men’s and women’s restrooms labeled “kane” and “wahine”?

Answer 195

HAWAII

Question 196

In which of these regions are you most likely to encounter a Gila woodpecker in a saguaro?

Answer 196

ARIZONA DESERT

Question 197

In which of these sporting events is a victor often determined by means of a “split decision”?

Answer 197

BOXING

Question 198

In which of these sports do players cover their heads with numbered caps with padded ear covers?

Answer 198

WATER POLO

Question 199

In which of these sports do players not serve the ball at the start of play?

Answer 199

FIELD HOCKEY

Question 200

In which of these sports does the clock count up rather than down?

Answer 200

SOCCER

Question 201

In which of these sports is the term “love” typically used to indicate a score of zero?

Answer 201

TENNIS

Question 202

In which of these sports would a player most likely use a “sky hook”?

Answer 202

BASKETBALL

Question 203

In which of these well-known fairy tales does the heroine die and then come back to life?

Answer 203

SNOW WHITE

Question 204

In women’s fashion, a bodice is a garment specifically designed to cover what part of the body?

Answer 204

TORSO

Question 205

In “27 Dresses,” Katherine Heigl’s character obtains 27 dresses by repeatedly serving as a what?

Answer 205

BRIDESMAID

Question 206

In “About a Boy,” Hugh Grant’s character lives off the royalties from what one-hit wonder Christmas song?

Answer 206

SANTA’S SUPER SLEIGH

Question 207

In “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” the Cheshire cat leaves behind what conspicuous feature when it disappears?

Answer 207

ENORMOUS GRIN

Question 208

In “Apocalypse Now,” Robert Duvall’s character makes what declaration about his Viet Cong enemies?

Answer 208

CHARLIE DON’T SURF

Question 209

In “Caddyshack,” Bill Murray plays a deranged assistant greenskeeper who claims to have caddied for whom?

Answer 209

THE DALAI LAMA

Question 210

In “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” the gum-chewing Violet Beauregarde turns into a giant what?

Answer 210

BLUEBERRY

Question 211

In “Happy Gilmore,” Adam Sandler shouts what variation on a classic game show catchphrase at TV host Bob Barker?

Answer 211

THE PRICE IS WRONG!

Question 212

In “Highlights for Children” magazine,what character serves as Gallant’s ill-mannered counterpart?

Answer 212

GOOFUS

Question 213

In “Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure” Pee-Wee memorably interrupts the filming of what metal band’s music video?

Answer 213

TWISTED SISTER

Question 214

In “Slumdog Millionaire,” what is the CORRECT answer to Jamal’s final grand prize question?

Answer 214

ARAMIS

Question 215

In “Spain…On The Road Again,” chef Mario Batali explores the cuisine of all but which of these cities?

Answer 215

PALERMO

Question 216

In “Teen Wolf,” Michael J. Fox’s transformation into a werewolf causes him to excel at what high school sport?

Answer 216

BASKETBALL

Question 217

In “The Empire Strikes Back,” Han Solo memorably says, “Laugh it Up Fuzzball” to what character?

Answer 217

CHEWBACCA

Question 218

In “The Fugitive,” how does Tommy Lee Jones respond after Harrison Ford declares “I didn’t kill my wife”?

Answer 218

I DON’T CARE

Question 219

In “The Godfather”,Don Corleone says,”Someday,and that day may never come,I will call upon you to” what?

Answer 219

DO A SERVICE FOR ME

Question 220

In “The Karate Kid,” which of these is not one of the unorthodox training methods Mr. Miyagi assigns to Daniel-san?

Answer 220

WEEDING HIS GARDEN

Question 221

In “The Matrix” film series, the character Neo was born with what first name?

Answer 221

THOMAS

Question 222

In “The Princess Bride”,the vengeful Inigo Montoya seeks a murderer who has what?

Answer 222

SIX FINGERS

Question 223

In “The Star-Spangled Banner,” the adjective “perilous” is used to describe what word?

Answer 223

FIGHT

Question 224

In “The Three Little Pigs,” which of these materials is not used by one of the pigs to build a house?

Answer 224

BAMBOO

Question 225

In “Twilight,” Edward and Bella listen to a recording of “Claire de Lune,” a famous piano piece by what composer?

Answer 225

CLAUDE DEBUSSY

Question 226

Including its main thoroughfare,what southern city has over one hundred streets named Peachtree?

Answer 226

ATLANTA

Question 227

Including the 2006 film “The Queen,” actor Michael Sheen has portrayed what politician 3 different times?

Answer 227

TONY BLAIR

Question 228

Including “Sleepless In Seattle” Meg Ryan has starred in four movies written by whom?

Answer 228

NORA EPHRON

Question 229

Increasingly popular in the U.S.,the Southeast Asian sport “Muay Thai” is a form of what?

Answer 229

KICKBOXING

Question 230

Increasingly popular to the U.S., Pink Berry and Red Mango are two retail chains that primarily sell what?

Answer 230

FROZEN YOGURT

Question 231

Indianapolis lawyer Mark S. Zuckerberg says he gets about a dozen calls per day complaining about what website?

Answer 231

FACEBOOK

Question 232

Indicating how the food is prepared, the cuisine “crudo” means what in Italian?

Answer 232

RAW

Question 233

Indigenous to Africa,the graceful impala is a variety of what animal?

Answer 233

ANTELOPE

Question 234

Indigenous to Central and South America, the bushmaster is a type of what animal?

Answer 234

SNAKE

Question 235

Inspired by her real life,what actress created “Happily Divorced,” a sitcom about a wife who learns her husband is gay?

Answer 235

FRAN DRESCHER

Question 236

Inspired by the decor of the room where Nick Cannon proposed,in 2011 Mariah Carey named her baby boy what?

Answer 236

MOROCCAN

Question 237

Inspired by the name of a large corporation, which of these terms refers to a large and pretentious house?

Answer 237

MCMANSION

Question 238

Inspired by the Scottish flag, the hero of the movie “Braveheart” wears what color paint?

Answer 238

BLUE

Question 239

Inspired in part by a jazz legend,what did Sandra Bullock name her newly adopted baby boy in 2010?

Answer 239

LOUIS

Question 240

Inspiring a 2010 film,the 2005 economics bestseller by Stephen Levitt and Stephen Dubner has what unusual title?

Answer 240

FREAKONOMICS

Question 241

Inspiring a character in a Robert Redford film,Buck Brannaman is known for his ability to “whisper” to what animals?

Answer 241

HORSES

Question 242

Instead of being aged until it has a stronger flavor,which of these cheeses is typically served fresh?

Answer 242

COTTAGE CHEESE

Question 243

Intended to resemble the aftershave, Aqua Velva is a cocktail that contains which of these liqueurs?

Answer 243

CURACAO

Question 244

Introduced as a “ready-to-serve” drink in 1950, Hawaiian Punch’s original flavor is now called what?

Answer 244

FRUIT JUICY RED

Question 245

Introduced by Apple in 1998,which of these tech gadgets was released the earliest?

Answer 245

IMAC

Question 246

Introduced by infomercial legend Ron Popeil,GLH Formula Number 9 offers a solution to what problem?

Answer 246

THINNING HAIR

Question 247

Introduced in 1559, the Vatican’s “Index Librorum Prohibitorum” is a list of what?

Answer 247

BANNED BOOKS

Question 248

Introduced in 1898,what brand of soap was named for the two kinds of oil that were used to produce it?

Answer 248

PALMOLIVE

Question 249

Introduced in 1913, what popular childrens’ toy derives its name from the Roman god of love?

Answer 249

KEWPIE DOLLS

Question 250

Introduced in 1913, what popular toy derives its name from the Roman god of love?

Answer 250

KEWPIE DOLLS

Question 251

Introduced in 1928, Red Stripe Beer is brewed in what country?

Answer 251

JAMAICA

Question 252

Introduced in 1963,the Easy-Bake Oven includes ingredients allowing kids to make miniature what?

Answer 252

CAKES

Question 253

Introduced in 1966,which of these brands of candy boasts “First it’s Candy,Then it’s Gum!”?

Answer 253

RAZZLES

Question 254

Introduced in 1977, KC Masterpiece is a leading brand of which of the following?

Answer 254

BARBECUE SAUCE

Question 255

Introduced in 1979, Croakies were designed to prevent people from losing what fashion accessory?

Answer 255

GLASSES

Question 256

Introduced in 1979,Croakies were designed to prevent people from losing what fashion accessory?

Answer 256

GLASSES

Question 257

Introduced in 1982 and still popular today,the Nike “Air Force 1” is an iconic what?

Answer 257

BASKETBALL SHOE

Question 258

Introduced in 1986, the Levi’s Dockers brands has become synonymous with what “casual day” staple?

Answer 258

KHAKI PANTS

Question 259

Introduced in 1987,Viking is a popular high-end brand of which of these household items?

Answer 259

COOKING RANGES

Question 260

Introduced in 1996,Reaction is a more casual and affordable clothing line belonging to what fashion label?

Answer 260

KENNETH COLE

Question 261

Introduced in 2007,”Franklin the Fair Housing Fox” is a friendly mascot for what government agency?

Answer 261

HUD

Question 262

Introduced in the 1950s,the ad slogan “It takes a licking and keeps on ticking” was used to sell what product?

Answer 262

WRISTWATCHES

Question 263

Introduced in the 1980s, the Wacky WallWalker was a popular sticky toy in the shape of what animal?

Answer 263

OCTUPUS

Question 264

Introduced in the late 1960s, antilock mechanisms are now a common feature of what car parts?

Answer 264

BRAKES

Question 265

Introduced in the ’50s,the first Swanson frozen TV dinners were ready to eat in how many minutes?

Answer 265

25

Question 266

Introduced to grocery stores in 1902,Karo is a classic brand of what?

Answer 266

CORN SYRUP

Question 267

Invented by Colombian Beto Perez, Zumba is a trendy fitness program that combines aerobics with elements of what?

Answer 267

LATIN DANCE

Question 268

Inventor Amos Bose is famous for developing a high-end variety of what?

Answer 268

STEREO SPEAKERS

Question 269

Involving a tremendous food fight, La Tomatina is a festival held annually in the Bunol village of what country?

Answer 269

SPAIN

Question 270

In”Top Gun,” the characters Navy “call signs” include “Maverick,” “Goose,” and all but which of these?

Answer 270

NIGHTHAWK

Question 271

Iranian-born businessman Al Yeganeh was the inspiration behind what classic “Seinfeld” character?

Answer 271

THE SOUP NAZI

Question 272

Ironically not the Charleston, what is the beach-friendly state dance of South Carolina?

Answer 272

SHAG

Question 273

Ironically,the initials of the Miss America Organization form the name of a former leader of what Communist nation?

Answer 273

CHINA

Question 274

Isaiah Mustafa plays “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” in a surreal series of ads for what product?

Answer 274

OLD SPICE

Question 275

Issued by the Internal Revenue Service,the dreaded Form 1040 is commonly known by what nickname?

Answer 275

THE LONG FORM

Question 276

Issued in 1787, the U.S. government’s first official coin was a penny featuring which of these mottos?

Answer 276

MIND YOUR BUSINESS

Question 277

It is often said about what Hollywood legend that she did everything her partner did,only “backwards and in high heels”?

Answer 277

GINGER ROGERS

Question 278

Jazz legend Charlie Parker is best known for playing what instrument?

Answer 278

SAXOPHONE

Question 279

Jeans get their name from the French word for what European city,where the first denim trousers were made?

Answer 279

GENOA

Question 280

Jeff Lewis,host of the reality series “Flipping Out,” has what main occupation?

Answer 280

REAL ESTATE INVESTOR

Question 281

Jeremy Piven’s character on TV’s “Entourage” is said to be modeled after what politician’s brother

Answer 281

RAMH

Question 282

Jim Carrey plays many roles, including Ebenezer Scrooge, in a 2009 adaptation of what classic story?

Answer 282

A Christmas Carol

Question 283

Joanna Kramer,Karen Silkwood,and Miranda Priestly are all characters portrayed by what film actress?

Answer 283

MERYL STREEP

Question 284

Jodhpurs,a style of long pants worn by horseback riders,take their name from a city in what country?

Answer 284

INDIA

Question 285

John F. Kennedy’s Pulitzer Prize-winning account of eight great political leaders is titled “Profiles in” what?

Answer 285

COURAGE

Question 286

John Lennon’s 1971 song “Imagine” asks listeners to imagine a world without all but which of these things?

Answer 286

POLITICS

Question 287

John McCain’s wife Cindy is the chairman of the board of a company that sells what?

Answer 287

BEER

Question 288

Johnny Depp modeled his Pirates of the Caribbean character in large part after what musician?

Answer 288

KEITH RICHARDS

Question 289

Jokingly called “Chicken Pizza” by visitors,Chichen Itza is a site of ancient Mayan ruins in what country?

Answer 289

MEXICO

Question 290

Jon Bon Jovi reportedly wrote “You Give Love A Bad Name” about what actress,whom he once dated briefly?

Answer 290

DIANE LANE

Question 291

Jose Canesco’s book “Juiced” primarily addresses what controversial sports topic?

Answer 291

STEROID USE

Question 292

Journey’s classic rock anthem “Don’t Stop Believin'” features a “city boy” who is “born and raised” where?

Answer 292

IN SOUTH DETROIT

Question 293

Jude Law claims he was named after both a Beatles song and the title character of a novel by whom?

Answer 293

THOMAS HARDY

Question 294

Julia Roberts became the first actress to be paid $20 million for her role in what movie?

Answer 294

ERIN BROCKOVICH

Question 295

Just as George W.Bush and his dad are “43” and “41,” John Quincy Adams and his dad would have had what nicknames?

Answer 295

6 AND 2

Question 296

Just for Men is a leading drugstore brand of what product?

Answer 296

HAIR COLOR

Question 297

Justitia,the Roman goddess of justice,is commonly depicted wearing which of these accessories?

Answer 297

BLINDFOLD

Question 298

K2,the world’s second highest mountain,lies in a region that is currently controlled by what country?

Answer 298

PAKISTAN

Question 299

Kahlua is a brand of liquor that has what distinct flavor?

Answer 299

COFFEE

Question 300

Katy Perry has admitted that her hit single “I Kissed A Girl” was inspired by an imagined kiss with what Hollywood hottie?

Answer 300

SCARLETT JOHANSSON

Question 301

Katy Perry’s 2010 hit “California Gurls” borrows a lyric from a similarly titled 1965 song by what classic band?

Answer 301

THE BEACH BOYS

Question 302

Kauai’s Mount Makana is better known as “Bali Ha’ “i” because a scene from what movie was filmed there?

Answer 302

SOUTH PACIFIC

Question 303

Keith Ellison, the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Congress, was sworn in on a Koran once owned by what U.S. president?

Answer 303

THOMAS JEFFERSON

Question 304

Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling are both depicted in a 2010 musical about what scandalized corporation?

Answer 304

ENRON

Question 305

Kevin Bacon is married to the star of what TV series?

Answer 305

THE CLOSER

Question 306

Khaled Hosseini’s bestseller “The Kite Runner” is set primarily in what country?

Answer 306

AFGHANISTAN

Question 307

Khaled Hosseini’s novels “The Kite Runner” and “A Thousand Splendid Suns” are both set primarily in what country?

Answer 307

AFGHANISTAN

Question 308

Khaled Hosseni’s bestseller “The Kite Runner” is primarily set in what country?

Answer 308

AFGHANISTAN

Question 309

Kid gloves are usually made from the hide of what animal?

Answer 309

GOAT

Question 310

Kiddingly referred to as the only food that is “made” backwards, Edam is a type of what?

Answer 310

CHEESE

Question 311

Kirkland Signature is the in-house brand of what chain of stores?

Answer 311

COSTCO

Question 312

Known as a difficult area to stretch, your IT, or iliotibial band, is located where?

Answer 312

ALONG YOUR THIGH

Question 313

Known as the “High Priestess of Soul,” what singer is the subject of the 1992 autobiography “I Put a Spell on You”?

Answer 313

NINA SIMONE

Question 314

Known as “The Flying Lady,” the hood ornament on Rolls-Royces is officially called “The Spirit of” what?

Answer 314

ECSTASY

Question 315

Known as “The Happiest Place On Earth,” Disneyland is located in what California City?

Answer 315

ANAHEIM

Question 316

Known early in the series as “McDreamy,” Patrick Dempsey’s character on “Grey’s Anatomy” has what specialty?

Answer 316

NEUROSURGERY

Question 317

Known for creating her signature look,who was the official designer for First Lady Jackie Kennedy?

Answer 317

OLEG CASSINI

Question 318

Known for her cosmetics line,international supermodel Iman is the wife of what rock legend?

Answer 318

DAVID BOWIE

Question 319

Known for her wiggle and high-pitched coo,actress Jackee played sexy neighbor Sandra Clark on what ’80s sitcom?

Answer 319

227 \*CORRECT\*

Question 320

Known for his big mouth,Cartman from “South Park” has been described as a little version of what classic sitcom character?

Answer 320

ARCHIE BUNKER

Question 321

Known for his unique batting stance, which of these Hall of Fame ball players was nicknamed “The Man”?

Answer 321

STANLEY FRANK MUSIAL

Question 322

Known for its bright colors,the gerbera is a type of what flower?

Answer 322

DAISY

Question 323

Known for its distinctive bottle that resembles a friar, Frangelico is an Italian liquer with what flavor?

Answer 323

HAZELNUT

Question 324

Known for its memorable drum fill, what Phil Collins song does Steelers coach Mike Tomlin play to amp up his team?

Answer 324

IN THE AIR TONIGHT

Question 325

Known for its movie-centric lineup,what TV channel features films “hosted” by historian Robert Osborne?

Answer 325

TCM

Question 326

Known for its obsession with UFOs,what U.S. town has a McDonald’s restaurant shaped like a flying saucer?

Answer 326

ROSWELL, NM

Question 327

Known for its signature square bottles, Essie is a leading maker of what beauty product?

Answer 327

NAIL POLISH

Question 328

Known for its spiciness,what Italian pasta sauce has a name that literally translates to “Brother Devil”?

Answer 328

FRA DIAVOLO

Question 329

Known for its spreadable cheese wedges,the French brand “La Vache Qui Rit” has what name in the U.S.?

Answer 329

THE LAUGHING COW

Question 330

Known for playing Arizona on “Grey’s Anatomy,” actress Jessica Capshaw has what famous stepdad?

Answer 330

STEVEN SPIELBERG

Question 331

Known for the hit “Mr.Roboto,” the band Styx shares its name with a famous what in Greek mythology?

Answer 331

RIVER

Question 332

Known for their classic fairy tale collections,the Brothers Grimm had what first names?

Answer 332

JACOB & WILHEIM

Question 333

Known simply as “Cojo,” TV personality Steven Cojocaru is an expert in what field?

Answer 333

FASHION

Question 334

Known to most Americans by his Anglicized name,Cristobal Colon was a famous what?

Answer 334

EXPLORER

Question 335

Known to ruin the occasional reputation,Page Six is a famous gossip column in what U.S. newspaper?

Answer 335

NEW YORK POST

Question 336

Kurt Cobain and Jimi Hendrix are a part of a “morbid” club of musicians that all died at what all-too-early age?

Answer 336

27

Question 337

La Petite Roche, a riverside rock formation once used for navigation, inspired the name of what state’s capital?

Answer 337

ARKANSAS

Question 338

Labels bearing the Latin phrase “Ex Libris” are traditionally used to identify the owners of what items?

Answer 338

BOOKS

Question 339

Lacoste shirts feature an embedded logo of what animal,a nod to Rene Lacoste’s nickname on the tennis court?

Answer 339

CROCODILE

Question 340

Later used by the British army for their famous coats,the Aztecs crushed up insects to create what color dye?

Answer 340

RED

Question 341

Latin is the official language of which of these small European countries?

Answer 341

VATICAN CITY

Question 342

Launched in 1964, Kellogg’s pop tarts were named for “pop art,” a movement popularized by whom?

Answer 342

ANDY WARHOL

Question 343

Launched in 1978,Simon is an electronic memory game consisting of four buttons in all but which of these colors?

Answer 343

ORANGE

Question 344

Launched in 1993,Miu Miu is an offshoot of what upscale fashion label?

Answer 344

PRADA

Question 345

Launched in 2005,the Girl Detective Super Mystery series stars what beloved children’s book character?

Answer 345

NANCY DREW

Question 346

Launched in 2010, Cupidtino is an online dating site that connects fans of what company’s products?

Answer 346

APPLE

Question 347

Launched in 2010, Michelle Obama’s initiative, “Let’s Move” brings awareness to what childhood issue?

Answer 347

OBESITY

Question 348

Led by saxophonist Cleto Escobedo III,what late night talk show features the house band “Cleto and the Cletones”?

Answer 348

JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE!

Question 349

Legendary for his skill at pitching ringers,Alan Francis is widely considered the best player ever in what sport?

Answer 349

HORSESHOES

Question 350

Legendary Scottish hero William Wallace is the subject of what 1995 Mel Gibson movie?

Answer 350

BRAVEHEART

Question 351

Leonardo da Vinci wrote his famous notebooks mainly using what unusual method?

Answer 351

MIRROR WRITING

Question 352

Less common than its counterpart,”centenary” is an alternate term for what anniversary?

Answer 352

100TH \*CORRECT\*

Question 353

Like Chevrolet’s Volt, Nissan offers a 100% electric car with what “green” name?

Answer 353

LEAF

Question 354

Like George Foreman,boxer Evander Holyfield released what type of kitchen gadget in 2007?

Answer 354

GRILL

Question 355

Like graffiti,”scratchiti” is a form of what misconduct?

Answer 355

VANDALISM

Question 356

Like his father was before him, Ziggy Marley is a prolific artist in what music genre?

Answer 356

REGGAE

Question 357

Like Indiana Jones, which of these action movie heroes is an archaeologist?

Answer 357

LARA CROFT

Question 358

Like Ronald Reagan,which of these U.S. presidents had the same first and last name initials?

Answer 358

HOOVER

Question 359

Like the Broadway musical,the 2008 movie “Mamma Mia!” showcases the music of what group?

Answer 359

ABBA

Question 360

Like the Lincoln Memorial,which of these world landmarks also overlooks a man-made reflecting pool?

Answer 360

TAJ MAHAL

Question 361

Like The New York Times, most newspapers run their hardest crossword puzzle on what day?

Answer 361

SATURDAY

Question 362

Like the tomato, which of the following is usually considered to be a vegetable but is really a fruit?

Answer 362

ZUCCINI

Question 363

Like TV’s “Lost,” which of these movies features a fictional airline called “Oceanic”?

Answer 363

EXECUTIVE DECISION

Question 364

Like “screwdriver,” which of these words refers to both a tool and a type of cocktail?

Answer 364

GIMLET

Question 365

Limestone that has been heated and pressurized eventually turns into what building material?

Answer 365

MARBLE

Question 366

Lipase is a digestive enzyme used by the body to break down what food component?

Answer 366

FAT

Question 367

Listenership is the term often used to refer to which type of media?

Answer 367

RADIO

Question 368

Literally meaning “on the iron,” “a la plancha” is a Spanish term for what method of cooking?

Answer 368

GRILLING

Question 369

LL Cool J once jokingly teased he was “too sexy for Barbara,” during an appearance on what talk show?

Answer 369

THE VIEW

Question 370

Loaded dice would give an unfair advantage to players of which of these casino games?

Answer 370

CRAPS

Question 371

Located in Atlanta,the King Center honors what famous American?

Answer 371

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

Question 372

Located in Chiba Prefecture,Narita International Airport is the main airport serving what world capital?

Answer 372

TOKYO

Question 373

Located in Cleveland,Georgia,BabyLand General Hospital is the “birthplace” of what popular children’s dolls?

Answer 373

CABBAGE PATCH KIDS

Question 374

Located in Danvers,MA, the Rebecca Nurse Homestead was once the home of a figure associated with what event?

Answer 374

SALEM WITCH TRIALS

Question 375

Located in New York, the National Tennis Center is named in honor of what famous athlete?

Answer 375

BILLIE JEAN KING

Question 376

Located in Oyster Bay,Long Island,the Sagamore Hill National Historic Site is the former home of what U.S. president?

Answer 376

THEODORE ROOSEVELT

Question 377

Located in the arm in humans, the humerus bone is located where in birds?

Answer 377

WINGS

Question 378

Located near the root of hair follicles,the arrector pili muscle is responsible for what bodily phenomenon?

Answer 378

GOOSEBUMPS

Question 379

Logophobia is an irrational fear of what?

Answer 379

WORDS

Question 380

London’s famed Portobello Road shares its name with a popular variety of what?

Answer 380

MUSHROOM

Question 381

Long before it was a billion dollar industry,what hobby did men such as Thomas Jefferson and Mark Twain enjoy?

Answer 381

SCRAPBOOKING

Question 382

Longtime Congressman Henry Waxman’s distinctive grooming has earned him what cheeky nickname?

Answer 382

THE MUSTACHE OF JUSTICE

Question 383

Looney Tunes character Pepe Le Pew speaks with what kind of accent?

Answer 383

FRENCH

Question 384

Love Field is a major airport of which of these US cities?

Answer 384

DALLAS

Question 385

Lover,fighter,adventurer–what beer’s “spokesman” is billed as “the most interesting man in the world”?

Answer 385

DOS EQUIS

Question 386

Lunulae, the crescent-shaped marks on fingernails, are named for the Latin word for what?

Answer 386

MOON

Question 387

Lymph nodes are an important component of what human body system?

Answer 387

IMMUNE

Question 388

Lynne Spears’s 2008 memoir “Through the Storm” chronicles the ups and downs of parenting a what?

Answer 388

POP STAR

Question 389

Made by combining milk with a sweetened coffee syrup, “coffee milk” is the official beverage of what U.S. state/

Answer 389

RHODE ISLAND

Question 390

Made by heating natural clays,burnt umber is a shade of what color?

Answer 390

BROWN

Question 391

Made famous in the movie “Dracula,” Transylvania is a region of what country?

Answer 391

ROMANIA

Question 392

Made popular by men in the 50s, what hairstyle is named after a French mistress from the 1700s?

Answer 392

POMPADOUR

Question 393

Made with a beefy patty,an egg and beetroot,the McDonald’s Kiwiburger has only been sold in what country?

Answer 393

NEW ZEALAND

Question 394

Made with coconut milk,potatoes and peanuts, Massaman curry is a popular dish from what country?

Answer 394

THAILAND

Question 395

Made with eggs and lemon juice, avgolemono is a traditional soup from what country?

Answer 395

GREECE

Question 396

Made with green and red food coloring,”rainbow cookies” are meant to resemble what nation’s flag?

Answer 396

ITALY

Question 397

Made with Kevlar, the “Ove” Glove is a product intended to be used in which of these places?

Answer 397

IN A KITCHEN

Question 398

Mainly mined in Pakistan,the chunky rock salt known as Himalayan salt typically has what distinctive hue?

Answer 398

PINK

Question 399

Making a “1600” less impressive,what is the SAT’s highest possible score as of its revamping in 2005?

Answer 399

2400

Question 400

Mandy Moore voices for what classic fairly tale princess in the 2010 Disney animated film “Tangled”?

Answer 400

RAPUNZEL

Question 401

Manga A Go-Go and Super Yumberry are two menu items offered by which of these food chains?

Answer 401

JAMBA JUICE

Question 402

In the AAMCO song, when does the double beep occur.

Answer 402

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

Question 403

Manufactured in the U.S.,Chinet is a brand that specializes in what disposable item?

Answer 403

TABLEWARE

Question 404

Many banks offer their account holders “overdraft protection” to guard against what financial mishap?

Answer 404

BOUNCING A CHECK

Question 405

Many graduate students find themselves in the ambiguous state commonly known as “ABD,” or “all but” what?

Answer 405

DISSERTATION

Question 406

Many graduate students find themselves in the ambiguous status commonly known as “ABD,” or “all but” what?

Answer 406

DISSERTATION

Question 407

Many scientists have reported that what malodorous cheese is as attractive to mosquitoes as human feet?

Answer 407

LIMBURGER

Question 408

Marilyn Monroe sings out “Tiffany’s!” and “Cartier!” in a famous ditty that claims that what are “A Girl’s Best Friend”?

Answer 408

DIAMONDS

Question 409

Marked up to 130 degrees,”The World’s Largest Thermometer” is a roadside attraction near what U.S. park?

Answer 409

DEATH VALLEY

Question 410

Marketed as a low-fat food, what cereal brand “challenges” consumers to “drop a jean size in 2 weeks”?

Answer 410

SPECIAL K

Question 411

Marketed to parents with infant children, Dreft is a popular brand of what?

Answer 411

LAUNDRY DETERGENT

Question 412

Marking the first day of Lent, observers of Ash Wednesday have ashes placed on what part of the body?

Answer 412

FOREHEAD

Question 413

Mary Magdalene is often depicted as having what color hair, a detail that provides a key clue in “The Da Vinci Code?”

Answer 413

RED

Question 414

Matching the guardsmen’s tunics at Buckingham Palace,British telephone booths are traditionally what color?

Answer 414

RED

Question 415

Mather Point and Yavapi Point are two of the most popular overlooks at what U.S. tourist spot?

Answer 415

GRAND CANYON

Question 416

Meaning “great work,” which of these Latin terms is used to describe an artist’s most renowned work?

Answer 416

MAGNUM OPUS

Question 417

Meaning “guitar” in Italian,a chitarra is a stringed device used by chefs to do what?

Answer 417

CUT PASTA

Question 418

Meaning “half moon” in Italian,a mezzaluna is a kitchen utensil used mostly for what?

Answer 418

CHOPPING

Question 419

Meaning “Hawaiians” in Portuguese.”Havaianas” is the name of a popular brand of what?

Answer 419

FLIP FLOPS

Question 420

Meaning “idealistic and impractical,” the word “quixotic” comes from a character created by what author?

Answer 420

MIGUEL DE CERVANTES

Question 421

Meaning “one who has gone before,” the Japanese word “sensei” is often used to mean what?

Answer 421

TEACHER

Question 422

Meaning “they go out,” what Latin term do playwrights use to indicate that actors should leave the stage?

Answer 422

EX PARTE

Question 423

Meaning “they go out”,what Latin term do playwrights use to indicate that actors should leave the stage?

Answer 423

EXEUNT

Question 424

Meaning “to go for it all,” the phrase “shooting the moon” refers to a risky play in what card game?

Answer 424

HEARTS

Question 425

Meant to symbolize hard work and productivity,the beehive is the official emblem of what U.S. state?

Answer 425

UTAH

Question 426

Media pundits often refer to which of these time periods as “The Decade of Greed”?

Answer 426

1980S

Question 427

Meg Ryan was married for ten years to what leading man,her costar in the 1987 comedy “Innerspace”?

Answer 427

DENNIS QUAID

Question 428

Melanie Brown was better known by what nickname when she was a member of the Spice Girls?

Answer 428

SCARY SPICE

Question 429

Members of Gideon International are best known for their distribution of what items in hotel rooms?

Answer 429

BIBLES

Question 430

Members of Gideons International are best known for their distribution of what items in hotel rooms?

Answer 430

BIBLES

Question 431

Memorably featured in the O.J. Simpson trial,Bruno Magli is a luxurious brand best known for making what?

Answer 431

SHOES

Question 432

Mensa,an organization for people with high IQs,has a name that means “stupid” in what language?

Answer 432

SPANISH

Question 433

Mentioned in the children’s song “The Farmer in the Dell,” a dell is,by definition,a what?

Answer 433

WOODED VALLEY

Question 434

Mentioned in the lyrics of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” a rampart is a what?

Answer 434

BARRICADE

Question 435

Mentioned in “Twas the Night Before Christmas”,a “Sugarplum” is what kind of treat?

Answer 435

CANDY

Question 436

Merino wool comes from sheep originally native to what country?

Answer 436

SPAIN

Question 437

Merriam-Webster credits what prominent figure with popularizing a new definition of the word “earmark”?

Answer 437

JOHN MCCAIN

Question 438

Michael Balzary, bassist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, is better known by what insect-inspired alias?

Answer 438

FLEA

Question 439

Michael Jackson’s father shares his name with a famous baseball player who had what nickname?

Answer 439

SHOELESS

Question 440

Michael Jordan has appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine playing all but which of these sports?

Answer 440

TENNIS

Question 441

Millions more viewers tuned in for Little Ricky’s birth on “I Love Lucy” than whose inauguration the next day?

Answer 441

DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER

Question 442

Miners used to carry canaries into the mines in order to detect what?

Answer 442

POISONOUS GASES

Question 443

Moet & Chandon’s headquarters in France features a statue of which of these French icons?

Answer 443

DOM PERIGNON

Question 444

Monte Carlo is a popular tourist attraction located in what part of the world?

Answer 444

FRENCH RIVIERA

Question 445

Most experts would agree that which of these kitchen staples is the best way to treat a jellyfish sting?

Answer 445

VINEGAR

Question 446

Most famous as TV’s June Cleaver,Barbara Billingsley also had what famous line in the 1980 film “Airplane!”?

Answer 446

“OH STEWARDESS!I SPEAK JIVE.”

Question 447

Most famous for his 1955 novel “Lolita,” author Vladimir Nabokov was also an expert in the study of what?

Answer 447

BUTTERFLIES

Question 448

Most household aquariums are equipped with bubbler systems to maintain levels of what gas?

Answer 448

OXYGEN

Question 449

Most of the world’s supply of table sugar is derived from either sugar cane or what other sucrose-filled vegetable?

Answer 449

SUGAR BEET

Question 450

Mostly covered in desert and prone to droughts,what country does the word for “rain” also mean “blessing”?

Answer 450

BOTSWANA

Question 451

Mount Rushmore National Memorial depicts the faces of how many U.S. presidents?

Answer 451

4

Question 452

Mount Vernon,George Washington’s home for over forty years,overlooks what U.S. river?

Answer 452

POTOMAC

Question 453

Movie posters for which of these biopics sported the tagline “A life misunderestimated”?

Answer 453

W.

Question 454

Movie producer Albert “Cubby” Broccoli is best known for his work on what film franchise?

Answer 454

JAMES BOND

Question 455

Much like a “Trekkie” loves “Star Trek,” an “otaku” is a big fan of the comics and pop culture of what country?

Answer 455

JAPAN

Question 456

Much of the animation of “The Simpsons” and “Family Guy” is outsourced to what foreign country?

Answer 456

SOUTH KOREA

Question 457

Muscatel is a sweet-flavored type of what?

Answer 457

WINE

Question 458

Muscatel is a sweet-flavored type of what?

Answer 458

WINE

Question 459

Music fans who identify themselves as “Beliebers” would most likely enjoy which of these hit songs?

Answer 459

BABY

Question 460

Mycotic,psoriatic and rheumatoid are three varieties of what common medical condition?

Answer 460

ARTHRITIS

Question 461

Myology is the scientific study of what?

Answer 461

MUSCLES

Question 462

n 2001, Chevron merged with what company to form the U.S.’s second largest oil and gas provider? I

Answer 462

TEXACO

Question 463

n the classic game “Operation,” what is the name of the patient receiving the operation?

Answer 463

CAVITY SAM

Question 464

N2O is the chemical formula for what?

Answer 464

LAUGHING GAS

Question 465

Nahasapeemapetilon is the last name of what character on TV’s “The Simpsons”?

Answer 465

APU

Question 466

Named #1 jingle of the century by Ad Age,”You Deserve a break today” appeared in ads for what?

Answer 466

MCDONALD’S

Question 467

Named after her father, what best-selling author was born with the unusual name Howard Allen O’Brien?

Answer 467

ANNE RICE

Question 468

Named after Sergei Rachmanioff, “Rach 3” is the nickname of a famous what?

Answer 468

PIANO CONCERTO

Question 469

Named after two goddesses of love, Aphrodite Tera and Ishtar Terra are two prominent regions on what planet?

Answer 469

VENUS

Question 470

Named for a city in Poland,what food has been described as “a bagel that’s lost inside a Polish joke”?

Answer 470

BIALY

Question 471

Named for a famous fictional character, a “Cyber-Cyrano” is a person paid to write what?

Answer 471

ONLINE DATING PROFILES

Question 472

Named for a famous poet, Pushkin Square is a busy intersection in what world city?

Answer 472

MOSCOW

Question 473

Named for a key figure in its history,Myles Standish State Forest is located in what U.S. state?

Answer 473

MASSACHUSETTS

Question 474

Named for a line of eighteenth century kings, Georgian architecture originated in what country?

Answer 474

ENGLAND

Question 475

Named for a nearby embassy,the renowned Spanish Steps are a tourist attraction not in Spain,but in what city?

Answer 475

ROME

Question 476

Named for a Shakespeare character, a balcony roughly large enough for one person to use is called a what?

Answer 476

JULIET BALCONY

Question 477

Named for her most famous screen role,”Foxy” is the title of a 2010 memoir by what actress?

Answer 477

PAM GRIER

Question 478

Named for its distinctive shape, a porkpie is what type of fashion accessory?

Answer 478

HAT

Question 479

Named for its proximity to the border between two states, the Flora-Bama nightclub is located where?

Answer 479

SOUTHEAST

Question 480

Named for shortstop Mario Mendoza’s lousy stats, “The Mendoza Line” is baseball slang for what poor batting average?

Answer 480

POINT .200

Question 481

Named for the activity that inspired their design,which of these terms refers to a popular kind of women’s shoe?

Answer 481

BALLET FLAT

Question 482

Named for the artist who famously photographed it,Mount Ansal Adams is a peak in what U.S. mountain range?

Answer 482

SIERRA NEVADA

Question 483

Named for the artist’s last name, who released the number-one album “Raymond v. Raymond” in 2010?

Answer 483

USHER

Question 484

Named for the Dutch business that originated it,what is an Asscher cut?

Answer 484

SHAPE OF DIAMOND

Question 485

Named for the Dutch city where it originated,Gouda is a well-known type of what?

Answer 485

CHEESE

Question 486

Named for the expensive spice, the color saffron is what hue?

Answer 486

YELLOW-ORANGE

Question 487

Named for the Fair Isaac Corporation, a FICO score measures a person’s what?

Answer 487

CREDIT RATING

Question 488

Named for the physicist who invented it,a Moog is what type of musical instrument?

Answer 488

KEYBOARD

Question 489

Named for the state where they were developed,concrete barrier walls that often line highways are called what?

Answer 489

JERSEY BARRIERS

Question 490

Named for the town’s most famous disc-jockey, “Moondog” is a lovable mascot of what city’s NBA team?

Answer 490

CLEVELAND

Question 491

Named for the writer who first popularized it,what questionnaire appears in issues of “Vanity Fair”?

Answer 491

PROUST QUESTIONNAIRE

Question 492

Named for the young star who popularized it,”The Bieber” is a style of what?

Answer 492

HAIRCUT

Question 493

Named for two of the instruments they play, the U.S. Army’s “Old Guard” music corps is known as the what?

Answer 493

FIFE AND DRUM CORPS

Question 494

Native to Borneo,the proboscis monkey gets its name because the males have what distinctive body part?

Answer 494

BIG NOSE

Question 495

Natives of what country traditionally have a last name that combines their father’s first name with either “son” or “dottir”?

Answer 495

ICELAND

Question 496

Navis Amoris is a loose Latin translation of what classic TV show’s title?

Answer 496

THE LOVE BOAT

Question 497

New England barn owners know that mixing ferric oxide with linseed oil,lime and milk creates what color paint?

Answer 497

RED

Question 498

New York’s Oak Beach Inn is believed to be the birthplace of what cocktail?

Answer 498

LONG ISLAND ICED TEA

Question 499

Nicknamed “Hemingway cats” for the author who owned several,polydactyl cats have what distinctive trait?

Answer 499

EXTRA TOES

Question 500

Nicole Richie’s first child,Harlow,was reportedly named after a famous 1930s what?

Answer 500

MOVIE STAR

Question 501

Night of the Living Dead popularized what monster?

Answer 501

ZOMBIES

Question 502

Nobel laureate Robert Richardson once claimed that party balloons should cost $100 apiece because of what gas’s scarcity?

Answer 502

HELIUM

Question 503

North America is connected to South America by an isthmus located in what country?

Answer 503

PANAMA

Question 504

Norton and McAfee are two of the biggest names in what type of computer software?

Answer 504

ANTI-VIRUS

Question 505

Not as pleasant as it sounds, giving someone a “Glasgow kiss” means doing what to them?

Answer 505

HEADBUTTING THEM

Question 506

Not connected to another bone in the body,the hyoid bone is supported by a network of muscles located in what area?

Answer 506

NECK

Question 507

Not just an Asian-inspired menu item,which of the following is a publicly traded commodity that is sold as in investment?

Answer 507

PORK BELLIES

Question 508

Not just found on fish,which of these growing things have also ribbed structures referred to as “gills”?

Answer 508

MUSHROOMS

Question 509

Not quite as American as apple pie,what came in second on the American Pie Council’s 2008 survey of favorite flavors?

Answer 509

PUMPKIN

Question 510

Not surprisingly, what classic novel figures prominently in the plot of the 2010 teen comedy “Easy A”?

Answer 510

THE SCARLET LETTER

Question 511

Not surprisingly,which of these countries often ranks lowest on the Reporters Without Borders “Press Freedom Index”?

Answer 511

NORTH KOREA

Question 512

Not surprisingly,Wiz Khalifa’s rap hit “Black and Yellow” served as what NFL team’s unofficial anthem in 2011?

Answer 512

PITTSBURGH STEELERS

Question 513

Notable for its narrow, curly outer leaves, which of these fancy green salads is also called “curly endive”?

Answer 513

FRISEE

Question 514

Notably set in a parish, not a county, “Steven Seagal: Lawman” follows the actor’s work as a policeman where?

Answer 514

LOUISIANA

Question 515

Notably worn by Theodore Roosevelt,pince-nez are a type of what fashion accessory?

Answer 515

EYEGLASSES

Question 516

Noted for its grainy texture, sucanet is an alleged healthier version of what common kitchen ingredient?

Answer 516

SUGAR

Question 517

Nova Scotia,or “Nova” for short,is a popular but pricey type of what food?

Answer 517

SMOKED SALMON

Question 518

Novice callers to sports talk shows often use which of these phrases as part of their greetings?

Answer 518

FIRST TIME,LONG TIME

Question 519

Now available in a variety of flavors, the original Malibu Rum is flavored with what exotic fruit?

Answer 519

COCONUT

Question 520

Now considered a classic teen comedy,the 1995 film “Clueless” is loosely based on what classic novel?

Answer 520

EMMA

Question 521

Now known as “The Gospel of Wealth,” the 1889 article arguing that the wealthy must aid society was written by whom?

Answer 521

ANDREW CARNEGIE

Question 522

Now named for the last name of its inventor, what exercise system was first known as “contrology”?

Answer 522

PILATES

Question 523

Now older than much of its audience,which TV network celebrated its 30th birthday on August 1,2011?

Answer 523

MTV

Question 524

Now present in all 50 U.S. states, in 1962 the very first Wal-Mart store opened where?

Answer 524

ARKANSAS

Question 525

Now produced around the world,Riesling is a white variety of wine that originated in what country?

Answer 525

GERMANY

Question 526

Nuclear reactors generate energy by splitting the atoms of which of these elements?

Answer 526

URANIUM

Question 527

Nutritionists use the glycemic index to rank foods based on how they affect a person’s what?

Answer 527

BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL

Question 528

Octoberfest is a famous beer festival held each year in what German city?

Answer 528

MUNICH

Question 529

Octothorpe is another name for what common computer keyboard symbol?

Answer 529

NUMBER SIGN

Question 530

Oddly enough,on the 2012 sitcom “Are You There,Chelsea?” Chelsea Handler does not play “Chelsea,” but whom?

Answer 530

CHELSEA’S SISTER

Question 531

Of all the U.S. presidents, which of these statements applies only to Ronald Reagan?

Answer 531

HE WAS DIVORCED

Question 532

Of the 193 member states of the United Nations,the greatest number–54–are from what continent?

Answer 532

AFRICA

Question 533

Of the 2006 movie “Dreamgirls,” what singer once joked,”I’m going to see it with my lawyers”?

Answer 533

DIANA ROSS

Question 534

Of the following Tonys,who is the only won to have won a Tony Award?

Answer 534

TONY KUSHNER

Question 535

Of the world’s seven continents,four have names that begin with what letter?

Answer 535

A

Question 536

Of these clothing brand names,which is the only one that refers to a specific geographic region?

Answer 536

PATAGONIA

Question 537

Of these Starbucks coffee sizes,which is the smallest?

Answer 537

TALL

Question 538

Of these “50 Greatest Political Moments” listed on Politico.com,which occurred first?

Answer 538

DUKAKIS GETS TANKED

Question 539

Officially called the University of Southern California,USC in Los Angeles is sarcastically nicknamed the “University of” what?

Answer 539

SPOILED CHILDREN

Question 540

Often a topic in the world of yoga,what is a “chakra”?

Answer 540

AN ENERGY ZONE IN THE BODY

Question 541

Often associated with weddings,an advanced notice stating the date of the big event is called a what?

Answer 541

SAVE-THE-DATE

Question 542

Often called Coach K, he won a fourth NCAA men’s basketball title with what school in 2010?

Answer 542

DUKE

Question 543

Often called the “Mozart of the Madras,” A.R. Rahman is a prolific composer from what country?

Answer 543

INDIA

Question 544

Often called the “poor man’s koi,” a shubunkin is a popular variety of what?

Answer 544

GOLDFISH

Question 545

Often called the “richest city in the world,” Abu Dhabi is located in what Middle Eastern country?

Answer 545

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Question 546

Often called “Rooster Sauce” because of the image on its label, Sriracha is a popular brand of what?

Answer 546

HOT SAUCE

Question 547

Often causing injury,the hard-to-open plastic packaging encasing many electronics is known as what?

Answer 547

CLAMSHELL PACKAGING

Question 548

Often compared to “Tetris,” which of these is the name of a wildly popular smartphone puzzle game?

Answer 548

BEJEWELED

Question 549

Often confused with “e.g.,” which of these phrases best conveys the meaning of the abbreviation of “i.e.”?

Answer 549

THAT IS

Question 550

Often described as the nation’s largest block party,The Calle Ocho Festival takes place annually in what U.S. city?

Answer 550

MIAMI

Question 551

Often dubbed “the St.Tropez of South America,” Punta del Este is an upscale resort located where?

Answer 551

URUGUAY

Question 552

Often featuring a woman in white silhouette,a gem brooch that is carved in a raised design is called a what?

Answer 552

CAMEO

Question 553

Often found in cafes throughout the Middle East, a hookah is an ancient device traditionally used to do what?

Answer 553

SMOKE TOBACCO

Question 554

Often found in cafes throughout the Middle East,a hookah is an ancient device traditionally used to do what?

Answer 554

SMOKE TOBACCO

Question 555

Often found in the pockets of new clothes,silica gel packets are “desiccants,” meaning they do what?

Answer 555

SOAK UP MOISTURE

Question 556

Often governing the use of music,books and films acquired online,”DRM” stands for what kind of “Management”?

Answer 556

DIGITAL RIGHTS

Question 557

Often heard at weddings, “May the road rise to meet you” is the start of what traditional blessing of what country?

Answer 557

IRELAND

Question 558

Often located in airports and train stations, what restaurant chain’s logo features a halo above a pretzel?

Answer 558

AUNTIE ANNE’S

Question 559

Often located in convenience stores,RedBox kiosks offer a simple way for consumers to do what?

Answer 559

RENT DVDS

Question 560

Often made by pranksters in photos,the “rabbit ears” hand signal is identical to what other gesture?

Answer 560

PEACE SIGN

Question 561

Often marketed as a cure-all for fatigue and aging, royal jelly is a secretion produced by what animals?

Answer 561

HONEY BEES

Question 562

Often misportrayed in film and TV,Dissociative Identity Disorder is a condition formerly known as what?

Answer 562

MULTIPLE PERSONALITY DISORDER

Question 563

Often misquoted the “Wall Street” line “Greed…is good” actually contains what phrase after the first word?

Answer 563

FOR LACK OF A BETTER WORD

Question 564

Often needed after a trip to IKEA, what tool is also known as a “hex key”?

Answer 564

ALLEN WRENCH

Question 565

Often part of a traditional Jewish wedding, the “ketubah” is a type of what?

Answer 565

MARRIAGE CONTRACT

Question 566

Often read at weddings,the Bible verse 1 Corinthians 13:4 begins “Love is patient,love is” what?

Answer 566

KIND

Question 567

Often referred to as the “good cholesterol,” HDL stands for “high- density” what?

Answer 567

LIPOPROTEIN

Question 568

Often referred to as “NASCAR Valley,” what U.S. state is home to the NASCAR Hall of Fame?

Answer 568

NORTH CAROLINA

Question 569

Often seen in postcards of Paris,the historic Pont-Neuf is what type of structure?

Answer 569

BRIDGE

Question 570

Often served as an hors’d’oeuvres, a cornichon is a what?

Answer 570

SMALL PICKLE

Question 571

Often served with gravy,steak that’s been coated with flour and deep fried is known by which of the following?

Answer 571

CHICKEN-FRIED STEAK

Question 572

Often served with sushi as a palate cleanser,gari is a type of pickled what?

Answer 572

GINGER

Question 573

Often served with tea,a “crumpet” is most aptly described as which of the following?

Answer 573

AN UNSWEETENED MUFFIN

Question 574

Often sporting an outfit covered with shamrocks,Lucky the Leprechaun is the official mascot of what NBA team?

Answer 574

BOSTON CELTICS

Question 575

Often topped with caviar or smoked salmon, a blini is a small what?

Answer 575

PANCAKE

Question 576

Often topped with confectioners’ sugar, the New Orleans delicacy beignets are a type of what?

Answer 576

FRIED PASTRY

Question 577

Often used a magic symbol,a pentacle is what shape?

Answer 577

FIVE-POINTED STAR

Question 578

Often used in desserts, mascarpone is an Italian variety of what?

Answer 578

CHEESE

Question 579

Often used in French, what pronunciation mark is always placed under a letter and never above it?

Answer 579

CEDILLA

Question 580

Often used in French,what pronunciation mark is always placed under a letter and never above it?

Answer 580

CEDILLA

Question 581

Often used in the past to transport cargo, a windjammer is a large type of which vehicle?

Answer 581

SAILBOAT

Question 582

Often used sarcastically,someone who is very cool is often said to be “all that” plus what snack food?

Answer 582

A BAG OF CHIPS

Question 583

Often used to describe an accomplished conductor,the word “maestro” comes from which of these languages?

Answer 583

ITALIAN

Question 584

Often used to describe something incredibly dumb online,Urban Dictionary defines “smh” as what?

Answer 584

SHAKING MY HEAD

Question 585

Often used to make clothing, pima is a variety of what?

Answer 585

COTTON

Question 586

Often used to make shawls,pashmina is woven from the soft wool of what animals?

Answer 586

GOATS

Question 587

Often very annoying to people dining nearby,pagophagia is the compulsive chewing of what?

Answer 587

ICE

Question 588

Often viewed as the fifth taste detected by the human tongue, “umami” is closely associated with what foodstuff?

Answer 588

MSG

Question 589

Often wrapped in lettuce leaves, barbecued short ribs called kalbi are a key part of the cuisine of what nation?

Answer 589

SOUTH KOREA

Question 590

Often “played” by car horns,the classic Mexican folk song “La Cucaracha” tells the story of a type of what?

Answer 590

INSECT

Question 591

On a 2012 “Glee” episode,Ricky Martin sings “Soy sexy y lo sabes” in a bilingual rendition of a hit song by what group?

Answer 591

LMFAO

Question 592

On a bank check for a million dollars,the “Amount” box should feature a “1” with how many zeros?

Answer 592

SIX

Question 593

On a classic episode of the “Brady Bunch,” Jan makes up an imaginary boyfriend with what name?

Answer 593

GEORGE GLASS

Question 594

On a classic “Seinfeld” episode, George undergoes a phenomenon called “shrinkage” as a result of doing what?

Answer 594

SWIMMING IN A POOL

Question 595

On a classic “Seinfeld” episode,what future “desperate housewife” declared “They’re real,and they’re spectacular”?

Answer 595

TERI HATCHER

Question 596

On a direct flight,which of these pairs of cities are farthest apart in terms of air miles?

Answer 596

MIAMI AND PHOENIX

Question 597

On a football field,the 50-yard line is located how many feet from either team’s goal line?

Answer 597

150 FEET

Question 598

On a man’s jacket, “notch” and “peak” are two common styles of what?

Answer 598

LAPELS

Question 599

On a memorable episode of “Seinfeld,” Jerry is reprimanded for making out with his girlfriend during what movie?

Answer 599

SCHINDLER’S LIST

Question 600

On a movie set, a boom is a long, movable pole often used to do which of the following?

Answer 600

HOLD MICROPHONES

Question 601

On a popular kids’ TV show,Tasha,Tyrone,Pablo,Austin and Uniqua are better known as the what?

Answer 601

BACKYARDIGANS

Question 602

On a restaurant menu,which of these dishes would most likely be followed by the initials “M.P.,” meaning “market price”?

Answer 602

LOBSTER THERMIDOR

Question 603

On a standard backgammon game, players move their pieces onto spaces shaped like what?

Answer 603

TRIANGLES

Question 604

On a standard Bingo card, the “Free Space” is in the column beneath what letter?

Answer 604

N

Question 605

On a standard computer keyboard, what key usually lacks any number or symbol to indicate its function?

Answer 605

SPACE BAR

Question 606

On a standard QWERTY computer keyboard,which of these keys is not directly above the space bar?

Answer 606

P

Question 607

On a standard QWERTY keyboard,which symbol can be typed without pressing the “shift” key?

Answer 607

COMMA

Question 608

On a standard telephone keypad,what number is located directly between the asterick and the number sign?

Answer 608

0

Question 609

On a topographic map, contour lines are used to represent what?

Answer 609

TERRAIN ELEVATION

Question 610

On a “Golden Girls” episode, a confused Dorothy asks, “The actor or the sausage?” in reference to whom?

Answer 610

JIMMY DEAN

Question 611

On account of his yellow skin,a doctor might mistakenly “diagnose” TV’s Homer Simpson with what medical condition?

Answer 611

JAUNDICE

Question 612

On airplanes,a person’s ears “pop” because of air moving through what part of the body?

Answer 612

EUSTACHIAN TUBE

Question 613

Which of these food-related places saw the invention of the chocolate chip cookie in 1933?

Answer 613

TOLL HOUSE INN

Question 614

Which of these foods goes unmentioned in Sesame Street’s song “I Eat the Colors of the Rainbow”?

Answer 614

CAULIFLOWER

Question 615

Which of these foods has a pH value that is the lowest,making it the most acidic?

Answer 615

ORANGE JUICE

Question 616

Which of these foods is commonly sold in probiotic varieties?

Answer 616

YOGURT

Question 617

Which of these foods is often available in both “farmed” and “wild” varieties?

Answer 617

SALMON

Question 618

Which of these foods is said to have “negative calories” because it requires more calories to eat than it provides?

Answer 618

CELERY

Question 619

Which of these football-related verbs is also the name of a football position?

Answer 619

TACKLE

Question 620

Which of these foreign automobile brands translates as “the people’s car” in its country of origin?

Answer 620

VOLKSWAGEN

Question 621

Which of these foreign-language words literally means “the many”?

Answer 621

HOI POLLOI

Question 622

Which of these former presidents did not serve as a governor before being elected to the White House?

Answer 622

GEORGE H.W. BUSH

Question 623

Which of these FOX shows was not created by animation impresario Seth MacFarlane?

Answer 623

KING OF THE HILL

Question 624

Which of these fractions can be further reduced?

Answer 624

4/8 \*CORRECT\*

Question 625

Which of these French expressions means roughly the the same as “a done deal”?

Answer 625

FAIT ACCOMPLI

Question 626

Which of these French phrases means “to know how to act”?

Answer 626

SAVOIR-FAIRE

Question 627

Which of these French terms is used to refer to the main exhibit in a collection?

Answer 627

PIECE DE RESISTANCE

Question 628

Which of these funny expressions is Yiddish for “dirt?”

Answer 628

SCHMUT

Question 629

Which of these games features the categories “Action,” “Object” and “Person/Place/Animal”?

Answer 629

PICTIONARY

Question 630

Which of these gases is not considered one of the “greenhouse gases” believed to contribute to global warming?

Answer 630

NEON

Question 631

Which of these gemstones is named after a Russian czar?

Answer 631

ALEXANDRITE

Question 632

Which of these genres of world music traces its roots to the Mexican Revolution?

Answer 632

RANCHERA

Question 633

Which of these geological features shares its name with a verb meaning “to reach a stable level”?

Answer 633

PLATEAU

Question 634

Which of these geometric-sounding names is synonymous with the word “scam”?

Answer 634

PYRAMID SCHEME

Question 635

Which of these glands are present only in a person’s skin?

Answer 635

SWEAT

Question 636

Which of these golf terms comes from a Latin word meaning “equality”?

Answer 636

PAR

Question 637

Which of these government agencies is headquartered in Atlanta?

Answer 637

CDC

Question 638

Which of these government officials counts Paul Volcker and Alan Greenspan as predecessors?

Answer 638

BEN BERNANKE

Question 639

Which of these government programs would most likely be affected by “entitlement reform”?

Answer 639

MEDICARE

Question 640

Which of these grocery items is commonly sold in a container that features a gabled top?

Answer 640

MILK

Question 641

Which of these groups define almost all hemophiliacs?

Answer 641

MALES

Question 642

Which of these groups of geometric shapes has the most total sides?

Answer 642

FIVE RECTANGLES

Question 643

Which of these guitar parts shares its name with a verb meaning “to worry”?

Answer 643

FRET

Question 644

Which of these has never been the title of a reality series about people who attempt to flip houses?

Answer 644

ON THE FLIP SIDE

Question 645

Which of these healthy edibles is a type of algae?

Answer 645

KELP

Question 646

Which of these heavy metal bands was named after the title of a Bob Dylan song?

Answer 646

JUDAS PRIEST

Question 647

Which of these herb names comes first in the title of a classic 1966 album by Simon and Garfunkel?

Answer 647

PARSLEY

Question 648

Which of these historic events took place in New Jersey?

Answer 648

HAMILTON-BURR DUEL

Question 649

Which of these historic events took place in NJ?

Answer 649

HAMILTON-BURR DUEL

Question 650

Which of these historic leaders was known to wear clothing he made himself using a spinning wheel?

Answer 650

GHANDI

Question 651

Which of these historical events occurred earliest in the calendar year?

Answer 651

SINKING OF THE TITANIC

Question 652

Which of these History network TV series is hosted by the prominent Egyptologist Dr. Zahi Hawass?

Answer 652

CHASING MUMMIES

Question 653

Which of these hit songs from the ’70s has the same title as a classic Christmas carol?

Answer 653

JOY TO THE WORLD

Question 654

Which of these hit Tom Cruise films is famous for its somewhat gratuitous shirtless volleyball scene?

Answer 654

TOP GUN

Question 655

Which of these hit ’80s songs features the recurring line “The shareef don’t like it”?

Answer 655

ROCK THE CASBAH

Question 656

Which of these Hollywood disaster movies features an African-American president?

Answer 656

DEEP IMPACT

Question 657

Which of these household appliances contains a vacuum tube called a magnetron?

Answer 657

MICROWAVE OVEN

Question 658

Which of these household appliances is commonly equipped with an ionizer?

Answer 658

AIR PURIFIER

Question 659

Which of these household cleaners shares its name with a figure from Greek mythology?

Answer 659

AJAX

Question 660

Which of these idioms features the last names of an Oscar-winning actress and actor?

Answer 660

HUNT AND PECK

Question 661

Which of these illnesses is caused by a bacteria,not a virus?

Answer 661

STREP THROAT

Question 662

Which of these ingredients is not traditionally used to make pesto?

Answer 662

SARDINES

Question 663

Which of these instruments is not part of a traditional mariachi band?

Answer 663

FLUTE

Question 664

Which of these internationally famous luxury brands was founded not in Italy,but in Spain?

Answer 664

BALENCIAGA

Question 665

Which of these is a character on “The Sopranos” and not a cast member on “Jersey Shore”?

Answer 665

PAULIE WALNUTS

Question 666

Which of these is a common slang term meaning “an extremely short period of time”?

Answer 666

NEW YORK MINUTE

Question 667

Which of these is a famous singer’s Web site and not a children’s entertainment site?

Answer 667

KIDROCK.COM

Question 668

Which of these is a fancy word for a “bartender”?

Answer 668

MIXOLOGIST

Question 669

Which of these is a genetic trait that causes one to have an unusual reaction to sunlight?

Answer 669

PHOTIC SNEEZE REFLEX

Question 670

Which of these is a popular carnival game in which you hit mechanical critters on the head with a mallet?

Answer 670

WHACK-A-MOLE

Question 671

Which of these is a show on the Fox Business Channel, and not a USA Network drama/

Answer 671

FREEDOM WATCH

Question 672

Which of these is a term for spicing up otherwise mild food?

Answer 672

DEVILING

Question 673

Which of these is a true statement about celebrities Taylor Lautner,Taylor Hicks and Taylor Swift?

Answer 673

TWO ARE MEN,ONE’S A WOMAN

Question 674

Which of these is a true statement about the letters in the standard Google logo?

Answer 674

BOTH G’S ARE BLUE

Question 675

Which of these is an accurate description of a person with what is playfully known as a “farmer’s tan”?

Answer 675

PALE CHEST,TAN ARMS

Question 676

Which of these is equal in number to the number of items in a baker’s dozen?

Answer 676

ORIGINAL U.S. COLONIES

Question 677

Which of these is equal in number to the number of items in a baker’s dozen?

Answer 677

ORIGINAL U.S. COLONIES

Question 678

Which of these is not a popular Facebook game?

Answer 678

SUBURBVILLE

Question 679

Which of these is not a real movie title?

Answer 679

28 WEEKS \*CORRECT\*

Question 680

Which of these is not a reed instrument?

Answer 680

CORNNET

Question 681

Which of these is not a type of jewelry, but rather a device for monitoring alcohol consumption?

Answer 681

SCRAM BRACELET

Question 682

Which of these is not an actual comic book superhero?

Answer 682

GREEN HAMMER

Question 683

Which of these is not an example of static electricity at work?

Answer 683

A CELL PHONE CHARGING

Question 684

Which of these is not one of the bones found in the human ear?

Answer 684

TARSUS

Question 685

Which of these is not one of the few elements that are naturally magnetic?

Answer 685

COPPER

Question 686

Which of these is not one of the four superheroes featured in the 2005 movie “The Fantastic Four”?

Answer 686

THE FLASH

Question 687

Which of these is not one of the so-called BRIC countries, the four nations with the largest emerging markets?

Answer 687

ROMANIA

Question 688

Which of these is not one of the three corners of the mysterious “Bermuda Triangle”?

Answer 688

JAMAICA

Question 689

Which of these is not one of the twelve years represented in the Chinese calendar?

Answer 689

YEAR OF THE SWAN

Question 690

Which of these is often defined as “doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results”?

Answer 690

INSANITY

Question 691

Which of these is the CORRECT name of a popular brand of eco-friendly household products?

Answer 691

SEVENTH GENERATION

Question 692

Which of these is the CORRECT spelling for a popular brand of breakfast cereal?

Answer 692

CAP’N CRUNCH

Question 693

Which of these is the CORRECTly capitalized abbreviation for a common graduate degree?

Answer 693

PH.D.

Question 694

Which of these is the name for a chain of membership-only warehouse stores?

Answer 694

SAM’S CLUB

Question 695

Which of these is the name of a common type of medium-heeled shoe worn by both men and women?

Answer 695

CUBAN HEEL

Question 696

Which of these is the name of a popular brand of electric-powered “mobility scooter”?

Answer 696

RASCAL

Question 697

Which of these is the name of an all-natural line of products known for its beeswax-based lip balm?

Answer 697

BURT’S BEES

Question 698

Which of these is the not-so-modest title of a ubiquitous hit song in 2006?

Answer 698

FERGALICIOUS

Question 699

Which of these is true about Mike Wazowski, the character that Billy Chrystal plays in “Monsters, Inc.”

Answer 699

HE HAS ONE EYE

Question 700

Which of these Italian greats has a last name that’s only one letter different from his first name?

Answer 700

GALILEO

Question 701

Which of these jazz greats was often billed as “The World’s Greatest Trumpeter”?

Answer 701

LOUIS ARMSTRONG

Question 702

Which of these key ingredients helps give traditional Worcestershire sauce its signature taste?

Answer 702

ANCHOVIES

Question 703

Which of these key ingredients helps give traditional Worchestshire sauce its signature taste?

Answer 703

ANCHOVIES

Question 704

Which of these kinds of documents gets its name from a Greek word meaning “folded paper”?

Answer 704

DIPLOMA

Question 705

Which of these kitchen gadgets performs the same function as a “strainer”?

Answer 705

COLANDER

Question 706

Which of these landmarks selected as one of the “New 7 Wonders of the World” in 2007 was built most recently?

Answer 706

TAJ MAHAL

Question 707

Which of these languages uses the Cyrillic alphabet?

Answer 707

RUSSIAN

Question 708

Which of these Las Vegas casinos is famous for its elaborate “dancing fountains”?

Answer 708

BELLAGIO

Question 709

Which of these Latin phrases roughly translates to “it does not follow”?

Answer 709

NON SEQUITUR

Question 710

Which of these legendary sports figures was nicknamed “Joltin’ Joe”?

Answer 710

JOE DIMAGGIO

Question 711

Which of these lines of a traditional wedding rhyme is the name of a 2011 romantic comedy starring Kate Hudson?

Answer 711

SOMETHING BORROWED

Question 712

Which of these literary children is not an orphan?

Answer 712

ENCYCLOPEDIA BROWN

Question 713

Which of these Looney Tunes cartoons stars Pepe Le Pew and not Speedy Gonzalez?

Answer 713

ODOR-ABLE KITTY

Question 714

Which of these Looney Tunes characters would be classified in the animal kingdom as “Gallus gallas domesticus”?

Answer 714

FOGHORN LEGHORN

Question 715

Which of these lyrics does not appear in The Police’s #1 hit “Every Breath You Take”?

Answer 715

EVERY PRICE YOU PAY

Question 716

Which of these major cities is located in Pakistan?

Answer 716

ISLAMABAD

Question 717

Which of these male names comes from French words meaning “the king”?

Answer 717

LEROY

Question 718

Which of these mammals has the longest maximum life expectancy?

Answer 718

FINE WHALE

Question 719

Which of these mathematical terms best describes the trajectory path of a fly ball?

Answer 719

PARABOLA

Question 720

Which of these members of “The Brady Bunch” is said to be suffering from “middle child syndrome”?

Answer 720

JAN

Question 721

Which of these men’s names is also slang for someone hugely biased towards their favorite sports team?

Answer 721

HOMER

Question 722

Which of these modern inventions uses gyroscopes to operate?

Answer 722

SEGWAY

Question 723

Which of these monuments is the only surviving structure of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World?

Answer 723

GREAT PYRAMID OF GIZA

Question 724

Which of these movie actors has never played Tom Clancy hero Jack Ryan on the big screen?

Answer 724

MATT DAMON

Question 725

Which of these movie funnymen started out as a “correspondent” on Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show”?

Answer 725

STEVE CARELL

Question 726

Which of these movie stars got her famous last name from her first husband?

Answer 726

DEMI MOORE

Question 727

Which of these movie stars named “Sean” is a woman?

Answer 727

SEAN YOUNG

Question 728

Which of these movie stars named “Sean” is a woman?

Answer 728

SEAN YOUNG

Question 729

Which of these movie titles is based on the name of a real person?

Answer 729

MICHAEL COLLINS

Question 730

Which of these movies does not feature Jack Nicholson’s character dying a gruesome death?

Answer 730

CHINATOWN

Question 731

Which of these movies features a prime number in its title?

Answer 731

101 DALMATIANS

Question 732

Which of these movies features a scene in which Brad Pitt’s character wrestles a bear?

Answer 732

LEGENDS OF THE FALL

Question 733

Which of these movies features a scene involving Halloween but not Christmas?

Answer 733

E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL

Question 734

Which of these movies in the “Pirates of the Caribbean” film franchise was released first?

Answer 734

THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL

Question 735

Which of these movies is based on the life of NYPD officer Eddie Egan and his partner Sonny Grosso?

Answer 735

THE FRENCH CONNECTION

Question 736

Which of these movies is not mentioned in the 1989 Billy Joel song “We Didn’t Start the Fire”?

Answer 736

DOCTOR ZHIVAGO

Question 737

Which of these movies named for cities spawned an Oscar-winning song by Bruce Springsteen?

Answer 737

PHILADELPHIA

Question 738

Which of these movies was released the earliest?

Answer 738

BEVERLY HILLS COP

Question 739

Which of these music acts is not co-ed?

Answer 739

COLDPLAY

Question 740

Which of these music icons shares his name with an MLB relief pitcher who inspired the phrase “fear the beard”?

Answer 740

BRIAN WILSON

Question 741

Which of these music legends has a daughter who’s an acclaimed fashion designer?

Answer 741

PAUL MCCARTNEY

Question 742

Which of these musical acts shares its name with a dish traditionally served on New Year’s Day in the South?

Answer 742

THE BLACK EYED PEAS

Question 743

Which of these musical groups could be loosely described as a “string quartet”?

Answer 743

FOUR VIOLINISTS

Question 744

Which of these musical stars is the only one not born and raised in Canada?

Answer 744

CHRISTINA AGUILERA

Question 745

Which of these musical terms means “very slowly”?

Answer 745

LENTISSIMO

Question 746

Which of these names for a Mexican dish is also the Spanish name for a musical instrument?

Answer 746

FLAUTA

Question 747

Which of these names is trademarked by the Sealed Air Corporation?

Answer 747

BUBBLE WRAP

Question 748

Which of these national landmarks features a large stone tablet inscribed with the text of the Gettysburg Address?

Answer 748

LINCOLN MEMORIAL

Question 749

Which of these nations is not considered to be part of the European region known as Scandinavia?

Answer 749

THE NETHERLANDS

Question 750

Which of these natural wonders is a cataract?

Answer 750

NIAGARA FALLS

Question 751

Which of these natural wonders is a well-known example of a chasm?

Answer 751

GRAND CANYON

Question 752

Which of these nautical terms refers to the rear part of a ship?

Answer 752

STERN

Question 753

Which of these New York City landmarks is a prime example of Art Deco architecture?

Answer 753

CHRYSLER BUILDING

Question 754

Which of these New York Times front page headlines ran in the 1910s and not the 1920s?

Answer 754

TITANIC SINKS

Question 755

Which of these newspapers features distinctive portraits called “dot-drawings” instead of actual photos?

Answer 755

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Question 756

Which of these newspapers is published the farthest west?

Answer 756

LOS ANGELES TIMES

Question 757

Which of these NFL venues boasts a scoreboard topped with two giant condiment bottles?

Answer 757

HEINZ FIELD

Question 758

Which of these non-common disorders did not exist until the 20th century?

Answer 758

JET LAG

Question 759

Which of these noted scientists is often referred to as a “primatologist”?

Answer 759

JANE GOODALL

Question 760

Which of these nouns does not function as a one-word definition for the word “teddy”?

Answer 760

VEHICLE

Question 761

Which of these nouns is not commonly used as a slang verb meaning “to dismiss from a job”?

Answer 761

HORN

Question 762

Which of these nouns,when used as an adjective,means “typical” or “classic”?

Answer 762

TEXTBOOK

Question 763

Which of these now generic terms did not once refer to a specific brand name?

Answer 763

STYROFOAM

Question 764

Which of these numbers is considered an improper fraction?

Answer 764

3/2 \*CORRECT\*

Question 765

Which of these numbers is used as a slang term meaning “to get rid of”?

Answer 765

86

Question 766

Which of these nursery rhymes is about a treat traditionally eaten around Easter?

Answer 766

HOT CROSS BUNS

Question 767

Which of these objects is not part of the contraption at the center of the board game “Mouse Trap?”

Answer 767

BICYCLE

Question 768

Which of these objects weights roughly 45.52 carets?

Answer 768

HOPE DIAMOND

Question 769

Which of these ocean-dwelling creatures is named for its equine profile?

Answer 769

SEA HORSE

Question 770

Which of these ocean-dwelling creatures is named for its equine profile?

Answer 770

OCTOPUS

Question 771

Which of these odd-sounding terms is actually a popular type of additive?

Answer 771

LIQUID SMOKE

Question 772

Which of these offenses can be committed simply by speaking?

Answer 772

SLANDER

Question 773

Which of these oft-quoted movie lines was originally spoken by Dustin Hoffman?

Answer 773

“I’M WALKING HERE!”

Question 774

Which of these one-named performers has a name that means “my lady” in Italian?

Answer 774

MADONNA

Question 775

Which of these organizations holds a massive get-together every four years called a “Jamboree”?

Answer 775

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

Question 776

Which of these organizations is commonly known by just the first letter of its abbreviation?

Answer 776

YMCA

Question 777

Which of these organizations proclaims on it’s Web site, “Animals are not ours to wear”?

Answer 777

PETA

Question 778

Which of these Oscar-winning actresses won her Oscar for playing an Oscar-winning actress?

Answer 778

CATE BLANCHETT

Question 779

Which of these overused words on Lake Superior University’s “Banished Words” list was added last?

Answer 779

TEACHABLE MOMENT

Question 780

Which of these painters is known for his prominent use of gold leaf?

Answer 780

GUSTAV KLIMT

Question 781

Which of these pairs of letters would not appear on the face of a clock that uses Roman numerals?

Answer 781

XV

Question 782

Which of these pairs of same-named presidents served their terms in office furthest apart?

Answer 782

JOHNSON & JOHNSON

Question 783

Which of these parts of the body is formally known as the pharynx?

Answer 783

THROAT

Question 784

Which of these pastas derives its name from an Italian word meaning “little twine”?

Answer 784

SPAGHETTI

Question 785

Which of these patriotic songs was written by a person whose last name ends with the letters “U-S-A?”

Answer 785

THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER

Question 786

Which of these people belongs to a group often identified by the acronym “SCOTUS”?

Answer 786

SONIA SOTOMAYOR

Question 787

Which of these performers was famous for saying in a deep voice, “Thank you, thank you very much”?

Answer 787

ELVIS PRESLEY

Question 788

Which of these phrases best describes the blood of a person suffering from anemia?

Answer 788

TOO FEW RED BLOOD CELLS

Question 789

Which of these phrases completes the famous Admiral David Farragut saying, “Damn The Torpedoes!”?

Answer 789

FULL SPEED AHEAD!

Question 790

Which of these phrases does not appear in the famous last line of the Gettysburg Address?

Answer 790

FROM THE PEOPLE

Question 791

Which of these phrases does not appear in the title of one of the bestselling Harry Potter books?

Answer 791

FLIGHT OF THE DRAGON

Question 792

Which of these phrases is commonly used to describe a person who is emotional and creative?

Answer 792

RIGHT-BRAINED

Question 793

Which of these phrases is not sung at the end of the theme to “Gilligan’s Island”?

Answer 793

NO STORES

Question 794

Which of these phrases is sung repeatedly in the popular kids’ song “Jimmy Crack Corn”?

Answer 794

I DON’T CARE

Question 795

Which of these pieces of office equipment is widely regarded as useful for preventing identity theft?

Answer 795

PAPER SHREDDER

Question 796

Which of these platinum- selling hard rock bands is fronted by a woman?

Answer 796

EVANESCENCE

Question 797

Which of these plays was written while the playwright lived at 632 St. Peter Street in New Orleans?

Answer 797

A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

Question 798

Which of these poets shares his initials with the TV network that airs “Sesame Street”?

Answer 798

P.B. SHELLEY

Question 799

Which of these political figures was born in Hope,Arkansas,just nine years after Bill Clinton?

Answer 799

MIKE HUCKABEE

Question 800

Which of these political pundits is nicknamed “The Ragin’ Cajun?”

Answer 800

JAMES CARVILLE

Question 801

Which of these pop singers was never a guest star on an episode of “Will & Grace”?

Answer 801

MARIAH CAREY

Question 802

Which of these popular candies are often sold in containers resembling milk cartons?

Answer 802

WHOPPERS

Question 803

In the AAMCO song, when does the double beep occur.

Answer 803

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

Question 804

Which of these popular candy bars is not normally covered in chocolate?

Answer 804

PAYDAY

Question 805

Which of these popular cell phone apps allows users to “check-in” to the places they visit?

Answer 805

FOURSQUARE

Question 806

Which of these popular Christmas tunes was originally titled “One Horse Open Sleigh”?

Answer 806

JINGLE BELLS

Question 807

Which of these popular drugstore brands is used to treat the medical condition androgenic alopecia?

Answer 807

ROGAINE

Question 808

Which of these popular films does not share its name with a main character in the film?

Answer 808

TROY

Question 809

Which of these popular kids’ movie franchises features a 2009 film subtitled “The Squeakquel”?

Answer 809

ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS

Question 810

Which of these popular liqueurs is not orange flavored?

Answer 810

MIDORI

Question 811

Which of these popular soft drink brands was named after a slang term for “moonshine”?

Answer 811

MOUNTAIN DEW

Question 812

Which of these popular TV sitcoms is not filmed in a mock documentary style?

Answer 812

THE BIG BANG THEORY

Question 813

Which of these popular types of dogs was originally bred to herd livestock?

Answer 813

BORDER COLLIE

Question 814

Which of these popular Web sites designates its most active users as “PowerSellers?”

Answer 814

EBAY

Question 815

Which of these popular ’80s sitcoms shares its names with a TV game show that aired in the ’50s?

Answer 815

WHO’S THE BOSS?

Question 816

Which of these popular “family” sitcoms debuted on TV the earliest?

Answer 816

ALL IN THE FAMILY

Question 817

Which of these poultry-peddling fast food chains is famous for always being closed on Sundays?

Answer 817

CHICK FIL A

Question 818

Which of these precious metals is a form of resin?

Answer 818

AMBER

Question 819

Which of these prefixes literally means “occurring together”?

Answer 819

SYNCHRO-

Question 820

Which of these pro baseball teams fittingly plays its home games in a stadium named for a beer company?

Answer 820

MILWAUKEE BREWERS

Question 821

Which of these produce items is known for having high levels of lycopene?

Answer 821

TOMATOES

Question 822

Which of these products comes in a “pure cornstarch” variety?

Answer 822

BABY POWDER

Question 823

Which of these professional sports leagues does not include a team from Canada?

Answer 823

NFL

Question 824

Which of these prominent political surnames is also the name of a Japanese town that lies west of Tokyo?

Answer 824

OBAMA

Question 825

Which of these proverbs has the same meaning as “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”?

Answer 825

A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE

Question 826

Which of these psychology terms comes from a Greek verb meaning “to purge”?

Answer 826

CATHARSIS

Question 827

Which of these Radio Hall of Fame inductees is nicknamed “King of the Countdowns”?

Answer 827

CASEY KASEM

Question 828

Which of these real-life figures of antiquity was renowned above all for his fabulous wealth?

Answer 828

CROESUS

Question 829

Which of these reality shows is hosted by visual effects experts Jamie Hynamen and Adam Savage?

Answer 829

MYTHBUSTERS

Question 830

Which of these relatives of former First Daughter Jenna Bush are named “Barbara?”

Answer 830

HER SISTER AND GRANDMOTHER

Question 831

Which of these retail chains is named for a prudish English queen?

Answer 831

VICTORIA’S SECRET

Question 832

Which of these retailers claim to be the most recognized name in “plus-size” clothing?

Answer 832

LANE BRYANT

Question 833

Which of these rhymes correctly reminds you how to identify and avoid poison ivy?

Answer 833

LEAVES OF 3, LET IT BE

Question 834

Which of these rhyming pairs of words are both synonyms for “complain”?

Answer 834

HARP AND CARP

Question 835

Which of these rituals traditionally takes place at an African-American wedding?

Answer 835

JUMPING OVER A BROOM

Question 836

Which of these rocks is known for its ability to produce sparks when it is struck with steel?

Answer 836

FLINT

Question 837

Which of these rodents are known for collecting bright, shiny objects and taking them to their nests?

Answer 837

PACKRATS

Question 838

Which of these S&P credit ratings would most strongly suggest that a company is a good investment?

Answer 838

AAA

Question 839

Which of these sassy phrases is not also the title of a film featuring Diane Keaton?

Answer 839

YOU CAN SAY THAT AGAIN

Question 840

Which of these schools features a famous Rotunda that is a half-scale version of the Pantheon in Rome?

Answer 840

UNIV OF VA

Question 841

Which of these scientific units is named in honor of the inventor of the telephone?

Answer 841

DECIBEL

Question 842

Which of these scientists made his most famous discoveries while working with pea plants?

Answer 842

GREGOR MENDEL

Question 843

Which of these sea creatures can be classified as a pinniped?

Answer 843

SEAL

Question 844

Which of these Sesame Street characters is known for referring to himself in third person?

Answer 844

ELMO

Question 845

Which of these sets of celebrity siblings are professional football players?

Answer 845

MANNING BROTHERS

Question 846

Which of these Shakespeare characters is guilty of regicide?

Answer 846

MACBETH

Question 847

Which of these sheet music notations directs a musician to play “lovingly”?

Answer 847

AMOROSO

Question 848

Which of these shoe companies shares its name with a type of antelopes?

Answer 848

REEBOK

Question 849

Which of these shoe styles traditionally has soles made of rope?

Answer 849

ESPADRILLES

Question 850

Which of these sides of a standard six-sided die does not have a dot located directly in the middle?

Answer 850

4

Question 851

Which of these signs of the zodiac is traditionally symbolized by a person and not an animal?

Answer 851

VIRGO

Question 852

Which of these singers could sing “EIEIO” if she sang only the vowels in her name in a row?

Answer 852

CELINE DION

Question 853

Which of these singers could sing “EIEIO” if she sang only the vowels in her name in a row?

Answer 853

CELINE DION

Question 854

Which of these singers had a hit Top 40 song with a title that begins with the letter X?

Answer 854

LINDA PONSTADT

Question 855

Which of these singers had a Top 40 song with a title that begins with the letter “X”?

Answer 855

OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN

Question 856

Which of these slang phrases means roughly the same thing as “put the pedal to the metal”?

Answer 856

BURN RUBBER

Question 857

Which of these slang phrases means “to contribute money to a special collection”?

Answer 857

FEED THE KITTY

Question 858

Which of these slang terms is defined out west as “an urban easterner who vacations on a ranch?”

Answer 858

DUDE

Question 859

Which of these slang terms is defined out West as “an urban Easterner who vacations on a ranch”?

Answer 859

DUDE

Question 860

Which of these snack brands has a name that was inspired by a First Lady?

Answer 860

DOLLY MADISON

Question 861

Which of these snack food brands has a mascot named “Finn” who,for some reason,wears sunglasses?

Answer 861

GOLDFISH

Question 862

Which of these songs by the Beatles contains three different pronouns in its title?

Answer 862

I ME MINE

Question 863

Which of these soon-to-be stars did not appear in the 1983 movie “The Outsiders?”

Answer 863

KEIFER SUTHERLAND

Question 864

Which of these sources of light can be categorized as phosphorescent?

Answer 864

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK STICKER

Question 865

Which of these Southern cities shares its name with a dance that was wildly popular in the 1920s?

Answer 865

CHARLESTON

Question 866

Which of these Spanish phrases is often used to help make a person feel comfortable in your home?

Answer 866

MI CASA ES SU CASA

Question 867

Which of these sports has a “shot clock” that gives players 24 seconds to try to score?

Answer 867

BASKETBALL

Question 868

Which of these sports stars was not in the top 5 of Sports Illustrated’s 2010 list of highest-earning athletes?

Answer 868

PEYTON MANNING

Question 869

Which of these stars is not among the few to have won an Emmy, Oscar, Grammy, and Tony?

Answer 869

JULIE ANDREWS

Question 870

Which of these state capitals is closest to the Mexican border?

Answer 870

PHOENIX

Question 871

Which of these statements is true regarding Pinot Grigio and Pinot Gris wines?

Answer 871

THEY ARE BOTH WHITE

Question 872

Which of these states has a postal abbreviation that is also a commonly used exclamation?

Answer 872

OHIO

Question 873

Which of these states is longer from east to west than it is from north to south?

Answer 873

NEBRASKA

Question 874

Which of these states is longer from east to west than it is from north to south?

Answer 874

NEBRASKA

Question 875

Which of these states is often referred to in the media as a “flyover state”?

Answer 875

KANSAS

Question 876

Which of these states shares a border with more than two other U.S. states?

Answer 876

MICHIGAN

Question 877

Which of these Steven Seagal movie titles does not begin with a preposition?

Answer 877

HARD TO KILL

Question 878

Which of these stringed instruments often has over forty-five strings?

Answer 878

HARP

Question 879

Which of these stunning natural landmarks inspired the composition of “America The Beautiful”?

Answer 879

PIKES PEAK

Question 880

Which of these substances,if subjected to enough heat and pressure,could theoretically be turned into a diamond?

Answer 880

PENCIL GRAPHITE

Question 881

Which of these suffixes appears in the names of two U.S. state capitals?

Answer 881

-POLIS \*CORRECT\*

Question 882

Which of these superstar superheroes,when properly spelled,has a hyphen before the “man”?

Answer 882

SPIDERMAN

Question 883

Which of these tabloid mainstays is a mom to a young son named “Jayden James”?

Answer 883

BRITNEY SPEARS

Question 884

Which of these talk shows is not considered a spin-off of “The Oprah Winfrey Show”?

Answer 884

THE WENDY WILLIAMS SHOW

Question 885

Which of these technological advancements was not invented by Benjamin Franklin?

Answer 885

ELEVATOR

Question 886

Which of these television networks bills itself with the punny slogan “Positively Entertaining”?

Answer 886

ION \*CORRECT\*

Question 887

Which of these terms derives from early film shorts that often ended with its female characters in perilous situations?

Answer 887

CLIFFHANGER

Question 888

Which of these terms for a writing implement is actually a brandname trademarked in 1957?

Answer 888

MAGIC MARKER

Question 889

Which of these terms is often used to refer to the generation of Americans born between 1978 and 1989?

Answer 889

MILLENNIALS

Question 890

Which of these terms is commonly used to describe a group of locusts?

Answer 890

PLAGUE

Question 891

Which of these terms is often used to describe radio static or the humm of a fan?

Answer 891

WHITE NOISE

Question 892

Which of these terms is the apt name of one of the most common causes of the common cold?

Answer 892

RHINOVIRUS

Question 893

Which of these terms is used to refer to things that are suitable for either gender?

Answer 893

UNISEX

Question 894

Which of these terms of endearment are repeated throughout the Motown classic “I Can’t Help Myself”?

Answer 894

SUGAR PIE,HONEY BUNCH

Question 895

Which of these terms refers to a psychic entertainer who specializes in manipulating people’s minds?

Answer 895

MENTALIST

Question 896

Which of these Texan city names is Spanish for “yellow”?

Answer 896

AMARILLO

Question 897

Which of these Texan city names is Spanish for “yellow”?

Answer 897

AMARILLO

Question 898

Which of these Texas city names can be spelled by writing three well-known musical syllables?

Answer 898

LAREDO

Question 899

Which of these theme restaurants typically features simulated thunderstorms and animatronic gorillas?

Answer 899

RAINFOREST CAFE

Question 900

Which of these things found in nature are often classified as “angiosperms” or “gymnosperms?”

Answer 900

PLANTS

Question 901

Which of these title characters rarely talks?

Answer 901

MR BEAN

Question 902

Which of these Tom Cruise movies is technically a sequel?

Answer 902

THE COLOR OF MONEY

Question 903

Which of these Toyota models shares its name with the 3rd largest city in the state of Washington?

Answer 903

TACOMA

Question 904

Which of these trademarked kitchen products is a form of acrylic?

Answer 904

CORIAN

Question 905

Which of these traffic signs is in the shape of a polygon with the most sides?

Answer 905

STOP

Question 906

Which of these trees secretes a thick,sticky substance called pitch?

Answer 906

PINE

Question 907

Which of these tropical locales is not mentioned in the Beach Boys hit song “Kokomo”?

Answer 907

BARBADOS

Question 908

Which of these TV characters commonly buzzed friends into his home using a two-way intercom?

Answer 908

JERRY SEINFELD

Question 909

Which of these TV comedies popularized the catch phrase “That’s what she said”?

Answer 909

THE OFFICE

Question 910

Which of these TV dramas is credited with inventing the jokey holiday tradition known as “Chrismukkah”?

Answer 910

THE O.C.

Question 911

Which of these TV personalities is a former fashion model,who once spent a summer modeling for Chanel?

Answer 911

MARTHA STEWART

Question 912

Which of these TV series titles contains a superlative adjective?

Answer 912

THE BIGGEST LOSER

Question 913

Which of these TV show ratings denotes programming intended specifically for viewers seventeen and older?

Answer 913

TV-MA

Question 914

Which of these TV show titles contains an ampersand?

Answer 914

LAW & ORDER

Question 915

Which of these TV show titles is a synonym for “happiness”?

Answer 915

GLEE

Question 916

Which of these TV shows typically concluded with its main character typing an entry into his computer diary?

Answer 916

DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.

Question 917

Which of these TV sitcoms features a pesky uber-geek whose signature catch-phrase is “Did I do that?”

Answer 917

FAMILY MATTERS

Question 918

Which of these types of jewelry in standard sizes known as “opera,” “princess” and “choker”?

Answer 918

NECKLACE

Question 919

Which of these types of shower takes place in outer space and is not a weather phenomenon?

Answer 919

METEOR SHOWER

Question 920

Which of these U.S. banknotes features a portrait of a man who is bearded?

Answer 920

$50

Question 921

Which of these U.S. cities is located in a tri-state region known as “Ark-La-Tex”?

Answer 921

SHREVEPORT

Question 922

Which of these U.S. cities is located in the tri-state region known as “Ark-la-Tx”?

Answer 922

SHREVEPORT

Question 923

Which of these U.S. cities is named after an ancient Greek city, not a Native American tribe?

Answer 923

SYRACUSE

Question 924

Which of these U.S. cities is primarily serviced by a major airport named for jazz great Louis Armstrong?

Answer 924

NEW ORLEANS

Question 925

Which of these U.S. cities is situated northeast of Denver, CO?

Answer 925

MINNEAPOLIS

Question 926

Which of these U.S. cities is west of the Mississippi River?

Answer 926

LITTLE ROCK,AR

Question 927

Which of these U.S. cities’ social elite were commonly known as “brahmins” in the 19th century?

Answer 927

BOSTON

Question 928

Which of these U.S. corporations has thousands of employees that are members of the UAW?

Answer 928

GENERAL MOTORS

Question 929

Which of these U.S. national parks lies across the Continental Divide?

Answer 929

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Question 930

Which of these U.S. presidents does not have a state capital named after him?

Answer 930

GROVER CLEVELAND

Question 931

Which of these U.S. presidents has a middle name that was the last name of another U.S. president?

Answer 931

RONALD REAGAN

Question 932

Which of these U.S. states has a capital city whose name features an adjective?

Answer 932

ARKANSAS

Question 933

Which of these U.S. states has a postal abbreviation whose letters are not in alphabetical order?

Answer 933

NEW MEXICO

Question 934

Which of these U.S. states have postal abbreviations that contain the same two letters?

Answer 934

ALABAMA AND LOUISIANA

Question 935

Which of these U.S. states is home to the Chocolate Mountains, rumored to contain vast amounts of gold?

Answer 935

CALIFORNIA

Question 936

Which of these U.S. states is located east and not west of the Mississippi River?

Answer 936

ILLINOIS

Question 937

Which of these U.S. states is located entirely in the Eastern time zone?

Answer 937

OHIO

Question 938

Which of these units of measurement comes in standard “statute” and slightly longer “nautical” versions?

Answer 938

MILE

Question 939

Which of these vegetables is actually a miniature variety of cabbage?

Answer 939

BRUSSELS SPROUTS

Question 940

Which of these vegetables is also known as the “Mexican turnip”?

Answer 940

JICAMA

Question 941

Which of these vegetables is commonly referred to as a “spring onion” or “green onion”?

Answer 941

SCALLION

Question 942

Which of these vehicles often lacks handlebars?

Answer 942

UNICYCLE

Question 943

Which of these verbs has a past tense form that is also a word for a type of woman’s shoulder scarf?

Answer 943

STEAL

Question 944

Which of these wars took place during the nineteenth century?

Answer 944

U.S. CIVIL WAR

Question 945

Which of these was not a member of the original cast of “Saturday Night Live”?

Answer 945

BILL MURRAY

Question 946

Which of these web sites requires visitors to give a DOB before entering?

Answer 946

GREYGOOSE

Question 947

Which of these websites features often-annoying pop-up text balloons officially dubbed “Annotations”?

Answer 947

YOUTUBE

Question 948

Which of these websites is not about a Founding Father, but the home page of a major insurance company?

Answer 948

JOHNHANCOCK.COM

Question 949

Which of these well-known nicknames is not commonly used to refer to a former U.S. President?

Answer 949

THE DONALD

Question 950

Which of these well-known nursery rhymes prominently features an insect?

Answer 950

LITTLE MISS MUFFET

Question 951

Which of these well-known songs is an example of a sea chanty?

Answer 951

BLOW THE MAN DOWN

Question 952

Which of these well-known TV dads was played by an actor who had the same first name as his character?

Answer 952

TONY MICELLI

Question 953

Which of these winged creatures is not featured in the U.S. postal stamp series “Pollination”?

Answer 953

EAGLE

Question 954

Which of these women has never been married to Tom Cruise?

Answer 954

Nicole Kidman

Question 955

Which of these women helped created the “Parental Advisory Labels” found on albums with explicit content?

Answer 955

TIPPER GORE

Question 956

Which of these words comes from a Latin term meaning, “almost an island”?

Answer 956

PENINSULA

Question 957

Which of these words contains an umlaut?

Answer 957

DOPPELGANGER

Question 958

Which of these words contains an umlaut?

Answer 958

DOPPELGANGER

Question 959

Which of these words derives from the belief that mental illness is influenced by the moon?

Answer 959

LUNATIC

Question 960

Which of these words does not form an English word when the suffix “-ster” is added to it?

Answer 960

PUSH

Question 961

Which of these words features all five vowels in alphabetical order?

Answer 961

FACETIOUS

Question 962

Which of these words features four consecutive letters in alphabetical order?

Answer 962

UNDERSTUDY

Question 963

Which of these words features four consecutive letters in alphabetical order?

Answer 963

UNDERSTUDY

Question 964

Which of these words features the chemical symbols for sulfur, gold, and sodium?

Answer 964

SAUNA

Question 965

Which of these words is a fancier way of saying a “lie”?

Answer 965

MENDACITY

Question 966

Which of these words is derived from the popular name of a notorious London mental institution?

Answer 966

BEDLAM

Question 967

Which of these words is derived from two Greek roots meaning “self” and “write”?

Answer 967

AUTOGRAPH

Question 968

Which of these words is often seen on Nintendo’s Web site,but never in Merriam-Webster’s dictionary?

Answer 968

WII

Question 969

Which of these words means both “to stick together” and “to split apart”?

Answer 969

CLEAVE

Question 970

Which of these words means “dramatic” or “theatrical?”

Answer 970

HISTRIONIC

Question 971

Which of these words once referred to hoods worn by French nobles?

Answer 971

CHAPERONE

Question 972

Which of these world leaders is a graduate of the University of Leipzig?

Answer 972

ANGELA MERKEL

Question 973

Which of these would be an appropriate response to the Spanish question “Que tal?”

Answer 973

MUY BIEN

Question 974

Which of these would be an appropriate response to the Spanish question “Que tal”?

Answer 974

MUY BIEN

Question 975

Which of these years will be a leap year?

Answer 975

2012

Question 976

Which of these ’80s movies did not star both “Coreys,” Haim and Feldman?

Answer 976

LUCAS

Question 977

Which of these ’80s sitcoms did not feature a live-in housekeeper as one of its main characters?

Answer 977

GROWING PAINS

Question 978

Which of these ’90s movies shares a main character with the best-selling novel “Hannibal Rising”?

Answer 978

THE SILENCE OF LAMBS

Question 979

Which of these ’90s romantic comedies did not star Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan?

Answer 979

FRENCH KISS

Question 980

Which of these “colorful” characters does not appear in the 1992 movie “Reservoir Dogs”?

Answer 980

MR.GREEN

Question 981

Which of these “old” cities shares its name with a popular brand of Mexican food products?

Answer 981

OLD EL PASO

Question 982

Which of these “Real Housewives” installments was canceled after only one season?

Answer 982

WASHINGTON,D.C.

Question 983

Which pair of Santa’s reindeer derive their names from the German words for “thunder” and “lightning,” respectively?

Answer 983

DONNER AND BLITZEN

Question 984

Which planet is often called the earth’s twin because it is nearly the same size in diameter?

Answer 984

VENUS

Question 985

Which popular reality show is based out of the island town Unalaska,Alaska,better known as “Dutch Harbor”?

Answer 985

DEADLIEST CATCH

Question 986

Which retailer donates 5 percent of its income–about $3 million per week–to community outreach programs?

Answer 986

TARGET

Question 987

Which sports position is assessed using a “passer rating” that incorporates “completion percentage” and “yards per attempt”?

Answer 987

QUARTERBACK

Question 988

Which treat was the indirect result of a failed attempt by its inventor to make synthetic rubber?

Answer 988

CHEWING GUM

Question 989

Which type of nut puts the “rocks” in Haagen-Dazs’ Rocky Road ice cream?

Answer 989

ALMONDS

Question 990

Which writer captured the essence of Transcendentalism thinking with an 1841 essay that advised, “Trust thyself”?

Answer 990

RALPH WALDO EMERSON

Question 991

Which “Dancing With the Stars” professional shares their name with a well-known brand of vodka?

Answer 991

KARINA SMIRNOFF

Question 992

Which “Desperate Housewives'” actress’s first name is also a noun meaning “happiness”?

Answer 992

FELICITY HUFFMAN

Question 993

While a fisherman hauls in the catch, what is the name for the person who sells it?

Answer 993

FISHMONGER

Question 994

While campaigning,what U.S. president appeared on “Laugh-In,” delivering a deadpan “Sock It To Me?”

Answer 994

RICHARD NIXON

Question 995

While First Lady,Nancy Reagan regularly enlisted the help of Joan Quigley,a San Francisco what?

Answer 995

ASTROLOGER

Question 996

While in office,which of these U.S. presidents donated his entire salary to charity?

Answer 996

JOHN F. KENNEDY

Question 997

While Johnny Cash famously sang about “A Boy Named Sue,” what oldie features a lyric about “a gal named Sue”?

Answer 997

TUTTI FRUTTI

Question 998

While on the job,which of these sports stars often uses a black finish Louisville Slugger C271?

Answer 998

ALEX RODRIGUEZ

Question 999

Who are the three “Heathers” in the cult 1989 movie of the same name?

Answer 999

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS

Question 1000

Who are “The Twitter Guys”?

Answer 1000

EVAN WILLIAMS & BIZ STONE

Question 1001

Who created the SNL character Sally O’Malley,a 50 year-old who loves to “kick,stretch and kick!”?

Answer 1001

MOLLY SHANNON

Question 1002

Who designed the famous black and red dress worn by Michelle Obama the night of the 2008 election?

Answer 1002

NARCISCO RODRIGUEZ

Question 1003

Who designed the iconic pink suit worn by Jackie Kennedy the day of her husband’s assassination?

Answer 1003

COCO CHANEL

Question 1004

Who holds the record for the longest Senate speech, spending 24 hrs attacking a famous Civil Rights bill?

Answer 1004

STROM THURMOND

Question 1005

Who holds the record for the longest Senate speech,spending 24 hours attacking a famous civil rights bill?

Answer 1005

STROM THURMOND

Question 1006

Who is Alberto Contador?

Answer 1006

2010 TOUR DE FRANCE WINNER

Question 1007

Who is Berry Gordy, Jr.?

Answer 1007

MOTOWN RECORDS FOUNDER

Question 1008

Who is credited with the memorable quip “In the future,everyone will be world-famous for fifteen minutes”?

Answer 1008

ANDY WARHOL

Question 1009

Who is Curtis Stone?

Answer 1009

AN AUSTRIAN CELEBRITY CHEF

Question 1010

Who is Dr. Egon Spendler?`

Answer 1010

HARRY RAMIS IN “GHOSTBUSTERS”

Question 1011

Who is Laurence Tureaud?

Answer 1011

MR. T

Question 1012

Who is Mario Lavandeira?

Answer 1012

GOSSIP BLOGGER PEREZ HILTON

Question 1013

Who is Marshal Bruce Mathers III?

Answer 1013

RAP STAR EMINEM

Question 1014

Who is Marshall Bruce Mathers III?

Answer 1014

RAP STAR EMINEM

Question 1015

Who is Michael Buble?

Answer 1015

GRAMMY-WINNING SINGER

Question 1016

Who is Reginald Dwight?

Answer 1016

ELTON JOHN

Question 1017

Who is Rick Rubin?

Answer 1017

MUSIC PRODUCER

Question 1018

Who is Rick Rubin?

Answer 1018

MUSIC PRODUCER

Question 1019

Who is the only person currently featured on the front of U.S. paper currency whose portrait faces the observer’s left?

Answer 1019

ALEXANDER HAMILTON

Question 1020

Who is the only person who has won Emmys for both Lead Actress in a Drama and Lead Actress in a Comedy?

Answer 1020

EDIE FALCO

Question 1021

Who is the only U.S. president in history to serve two nonconsecutive terms?

Answer 1021

GROVER CLEVELAND

Question 1022

Who is the youngest justice currently sitting on the U.S. Supreme Court?

Answer 1022

ELENA KAGAN

Question 1023

Who once referred to her parents’ love triangle as the Brad Pitt/JenniferAniston/Angelina Jolie of their day?

Answer 1023

CARRIE FISHER

Question 1024

Who penned the 2008 memoir “Here’s the Story: Surviving Marcia Brady and Finding My True Voice”?

Answer 1024

MAUREEN MCCORMICK

Question 1025

Who was both the last U.S. president of the 19th century and the first U.S. president of the 20th century?

Answer 1025

WILLIAM MCKINLEY

Question 1026

Who was David Letterman’s first guest on NBC in 1982 and again on CBS in 1993?

Answer 1026

BILL MURRAY

Question 1027

Who was president of the Soviet Union when it formally dissolved in 1991?

Answer 1027

MIKHAIL GORBACHEV

Question 1028

Who was president when CNN debuted “Larry King Live,” which ended its 25-year run in 2010?

Answer 1028

RONALD REAGAN

Question 1029

Who was sworn in as a Supreme Court justice13 years after winning “Brown v. Board of Education”?

Answer 1029

THURGOOD MARSHALL

Question 1030

Who wrote the famous poem that begins, “A thing of beauty is a joy forever”?

Answer 1030

JOHN KEATS

Question 1031

Whose famous World Series walk-off home run inspired Jack Buck’s classic line, “I don’t believe what I just saw”?

Answer 1031

KIRK GIBSON

Question 1032

Whose NY Times obituary noted that “his fashion and portrait photographs helped define America’s image of style”?

Answer 1032

RICHARD AVEDON

Question 1033

Whose work on sound recordings earned him a spot in the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2004?

Answer 1033

RAY DOLBY

Question 1034

Why do old newspapers turn yellow?

Answer 1034

BECAUSE OF OXIDATION

Question 1035

Why is there a brass ring embedded in the middle of 8th Street in the town of Manitowoc,Wisconsin?

Answer 1035

SPUTNIK CRASHED THERE

Question 1036

Winner of seventeen James Beard awards, “Saveur” magazine primarily covers what topic?

Answer 1036

CUISINE

Question 1037

With 21 states,what letter is by far the most common one found at the end of the names of the U.S. states?

Answer 1037

A \*CORRECT\*

Question 1038

With a career that spans over fifty years,singer Joan Baez is known as “The Queen of” what?

Answer 1038

FOLK

Question 1039

With a diet that includes gibbons and macaques, clouded leopards are native to what part of the world?

Answer 1039

SOUTHEAST ASIA

Question 1040

With a traditional French manicure, a person’s nails receive which of these treatments?

Answer 1040

WHITE POLISH AT THE TIPS

Question 1041

With a wider wingspan than Air Force One, what country’s leader flies in an airbus dubbed “Air Sarko One”?

Answer 1041

FRANCE

Question 1042

With an alien hero sent to earth as an infant, the 2010 film “Megamind” shares a setup with what other movie?

Answer 1042

SUPERMAN

Question 1043

With Dana Andrews as Lt. Ted Stryker,the 1957 film “Zero Hour!” served as the basis for what movie spoof?

Answer 1043

AIRPLANE!

Question 1044

With handles shaped like bunny ears, the Rabbit is a popular high-end version of what kitchen utensil?

Answer 1044

CORKSCREW

Question 1045

With just 100 calories per serving,VitaTops are a snack food that are simply the “tops” of what treat?

Answer 1045

MUFFINS

Question 1046

With lyrical answers like “Shave his belly with a rusty razor,” an old song asks “What shall we do with” whom?

Answer 1046

A DRUNKEN SAILOR

Question 1047

With music by Burt Bacharach,what Broadway musical is based on the 1960 film “The Apartment”?

Answer 1047

PROMISES,PROMISES

Question 1048

With one degree equaling one gram of sucrose,the Brix scale can be used to measure what aspect of a food?

Answer 1048

ITS SWEETNESS

Question 1049

With only a 345-foot difference between its highest and lowest points,what is the flattest U.S. state?

Answer 1049

FLORIDA

Question 1050

With over fifty mountain peeks exceeding 14,000 feet, what U.S. state has the most “fourteeners”?

Answer 1050

COLORADO

Question 1051

With Pluto being labeled a “dwarf planet” in 2006, what is now the smallest planet in our solar system?

Answer 1051

MERCURY

Question 1052

With Pluto reclassified as a “dwarf planet,” what planet in our solar system is now farthest from the Sun?

Answer 1052

NEPTUNE

Question 1053

With roughly 1 in 10 companies giving employees the day off,what is the least-observed major U.S. holiday?

Answer 1053

COLUMBUS DAY

Question 1054

With roughly 8000 residents, what is the smallest state capital in the United States?

Answer 1054

MONTPELIER VT

Question 1055

With the help of Martin Luther,the 16th-century Reformation began as a movement to reform what?

Answer 1055

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

Question 1056

With white sand offsetting dark,peaty water,Ireland’s Lough Tay is a body of water often referred to as what?

Answer 1056

GUINNESS LAKE

Question 1057

Women currently make up what fraction of the Supreme Court?

Answer 1057

2012-01-03

Question 1058

Woodward and Bernstein,the journalists who first broke the Watergate Scandal,have what first names?

Answer 1058

BOB AND CARL

Question 1059

Worn bindings and missing dust jackets are common problems that can devalue what collectibles?

Answer 1059

BOOKS

Question 1060

Wrestler and actor Andre the Giant’s unusual height was caused by a rare defect in what gland?

Answer 1060

PITUITARY

Question 1061

Written by the British group Psapp, “Cosy in the Rocket” is the theme song to what long-running TV drama?

Answer 1061

GREY’S ANATOMY

Question 1062

Written circa 340 BC,Aristotle’s work “Meteorologica” largely examines which of these subjects?

Answer 1062

WEATHER

Question 1063

Years before his brief marriage to Renee Zellweger,what country crooner had a hit with the song “You Had Me from Hello”?

Answer 1063

KENNY CHESNEY

Question 1064

Years before starring in the movie “Enchanted,” what actress worked briefly as a Hooters waitress?

Answer 1064

AMY ADAMS

Question 1065

“1 Radioactive Bite,8 Legs and 183 Previews” was the title of a 2011 review for what Broadway musical?

Answer 1065

SPIDER MAN:TURN OFF THE DARK

Question 1066

“A crate is hidden away in a large government warehouse” describes the end of what adventure film?

Answer 1066

RAIDERS OF THE LAST ARK

Question 1067

“A is for Amy,who fell down the stairs,” is a quote from a book by what macabre writer-illustrator?

Answer 1067

EDWARD GOREY

Question 1068

“Across the Universe” is 2007 film that showcases the music of what legendary group?

Answer 1068

THE BEATLES

Question 1069

“Aggies,Immies,Shooters,and Swirls” is the title of a coffee table book devoted to what children’s game?

Answer 1069

MARBLES

Question 1070

“American Idol” judge Randy Jackson got his big break playing what instrument for the rock band Journey?

Answer 1070

BASS GUITAR

Question 1071

“Ariel’s Beginning” is the sub-title of a 2008 straight-to-DVD prequel of what animated Disney movie?

Answer 1071

THE LITTLE MERMAID

Question 1072

“As far back as I can remember,I always wanted to be a gangster,” is heard near the start of what Scorsese film?

Answer 1072

GOODFELLAS

Question 1073

“As-Salaam Alaikum,” which means “peace be unto you,” is a traditional greeting among whom?

Answer 1073

MUSLIMS

Question 1074

“Avoid Missing Ball for High Score” are the complete instructions for what classic video game?

Answer 1074

PONG

Question 1075

“Believe the legend.Beware the Wolf” is an apt tagline for a 2011 film featuring what fairy tale protagonist?

Answer 1075

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

Question 1076

“Big Sky Country” is a popular nickname for what U.S. state?

Answer 1076

MONTANA

Question 1077

“Boffo” and “whammo” are two examples of the distinctive slang of what trade magazine?

Answer 1077

VARIETY

Question 1078

“Born” in 1938, what cartoon icon was inspired by a fleet-footed Disney critter named Max Hare?

Answer 1078

BUGS BUNNY

Question 1079

“Buddha” is an ancient Sanskrit word meaning what?

Answer 1079

ENLIGHTENED ONE

Question 1080

“Calculus” is another name for what dental problem?

Answer 1080

TARTAR

Question 1081

“Cash for Clunkers” was a government program that encouraged Americans to switch to more efficient what?

Answer 1081

CARS

Question 1082

“Cerebro” is the Spanish word for what organ in the human body?

Answer 1082

BRAIN

Question 1083

“Check the neck” is common advice given to those evaluating the ripeness of what fruit?

Answer 1083

PEAR

Question 1084

“Circumaural” and “supra-aural” are two common styles of what tech gadget?

Answer 1084

HEADPHONES

Question 1085

“Citizen Cake,” a popular bakery in San Francisco,derives its name from a classic film directed by whom?

Answer 1085

ORSON WELLES

Question 1086

“Coaches and assistant coaches must wear a sport coat or suit coat” is an official rule in what pro sport?

Answer 1086

NBA

Question 1087

“Control +C then Control+V” is a computer keyboard shortcut combination commonly known as what?

Answer 1087

COPY & PASTE

Question 1088

“Cooties” is a slang word for what insects?

Answer 1088

LICE

Question 1089

“Cowbell Sketch” and “A View To a Kill” are two listings in the index of a book titled what?

Answer 1089

CHRISTOPHER WALKEN A TO Z

Question 1090

“Cowboys and Indians” magazine once described what singer as “part cowboy, part Indian, all icon”?

Answer 1090

WILLIE NELSON

Question 1091

“Cryptophasia” is a fancy term for the made-up language that sometime develops between what?

Answer 1091

TWINS

Question 1092

“Daniel” and “Sweep the Leg” are two songs inspired by what ’80s teen flick?

Answer 1092

THE KARATE KID

Question 1093

“Dead-tree version” is slang for a document that is what?

Answer 1093

PRINTED ON PAPER

Question 1094

“Do a good turn daily” is the official slogan of which of these do-good organizations?

Answer 1094

BOY SCOUTS

Question 1095

“Do I have to remove my shoes?” is a section found on what government agency’s website?

Answer 1095

TSA

Question 1096

“Don’t Be Evil” is the unofficial corporate motto of what Internet giant?

Answer 1096

GOOGLE

Question 1097

“Drink, ye harpooners!” is a line from what classic novel?

Answer 1097

MOBY-DICK

Question 1098

“EE” is an academic course of study that stands for “electrical” what?

Answer 1098

ENGINEERING

Question 1099

“Egad!” is an old-fashioned term whose meaning is roughly equivalent to what texting shorthand?

Answer 1099

OMG

Question 1100

“Eight plus danger-packed days” describes the 2010 DVD box set of the entire run of what TV series?

Answer 1100

24

Question 1101

“Enriched flour” is flour that has which of the following added to it?

Answer 1101

VITAMINS

Question 1102

“Erstwhile” is a fancy word for what adjective?

Answer 1102

FORMER

Question 1103

“Estrella de mar” is the Spanish term for what ocean creature?

Answer 1103

STARFISH

Question 1104

“Fair and Balanced” is the trademarked slogan of which of these cable news networks?

Answer 1104

FOX NEWS

Question 1105

“Fierce,” “ferosh,” and “hot tranny mess” are all catchphrases coined by what popular reality star?

Answer 1105

CHRISTIAN SIRIANO

Question 1106

“Final Fantasy” is a popular series of video games that are classified as RPG’s, or what kind of “games”?

Answer 1106

ROLE-PLAYING

Question 1107

“Five and a half” is the self-described age of what classic comic strip character?

Answer 1107

DENNIS THE MENACE

Question 1108

“Flyg,fula fluga,flyg!Och den fula flugen flog” is a tongue twister about an ugly fly in what language?

Answer 1108

SWEDISH

Question 1109

“For Audrey” is a shade of blue nail polish that pays tribute to what classic Audrey Hepburn film?

Answer 1109

BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S

Question 1110

“Forget You” is the title of the cleaned up radio version of a popular 2010 expletive-filled song by whom?

Answer 1110

CEE LO GREEN

Question 1111

“Fork-split and gently pull apart” are common instructions for preparing what type of food?

Answer 1111

ENGLISH MUFFINS

Question 1112

“God is dead” is a widely quoted line taken from the works of what famous philosopher?

Answer 1112

FRIEDERICH NIETSZCHE

Question 1113

“Ground Ball Grape,” “Wild Pitch Watermelon” and “Swingin’ Sour Apple” are all flavors of what brand of gum?

Answer 1113

BIG LEAGUE CHEW

Question 1114

“Handheld collapsible canopy” is a very brief definition of which of these words?

Answer 1114

UMBRELLA

Question 1115

“He floats through the air with the greatest of ease” is a familiar lyric about what kind of circus performer?

Answer 1115

TRAPEZE ARTIST

Question 1116

“He is a very good little elephant” is a line in the popular child’s tale “A Story of” who?

Answer 1116

BABAR

Question 1117

“Hell’s Kitchen,” “Kitchen Nightmares,” and “MasterChef” are reality shows hosted by what hot-tempered chef?

Answer 1117

GORDON RAMSAY

Question 1118

“Help you I can” is an example of what Star Wars character’s famously “inverted manner of speaking”?

Answer 1118

YODA

Question 1119

“Heteropaternal superfecundation” is the technical term to describe twins who have what?

Answer 1119

DIFFERENT FATHERS

Question 1120

“He’s got crazy flipper fingers” and “Never tilts at all” are lyrics from a 1969 song by The Who titled what?

Answer 1120

PINBALL WIZARD

Question 1121

“Hold Me Closer,Tony Danza,” a 2007 book about misheard song lyrics,references a song by whom?

Answer 1121

ELTON JOHN

Question 1122

“Home Alone” director Christopher Columbus has a production company that is aptly named for what year?

Answer 1122

1492

Question 1123

“Honolulu” is a Hawaiian word meaning what?

Answer 1123

PROTECTED BAY

Question 1124

“I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant” was allegedly said after a famous attack during what war?

Answer 1124

WORLD WAR II

Question 1125

“I Feel Pretty,” “America,” and “Tonight” are all songs featured in what classic musical?

Answer 1125

WEST SIDE STORY

Question 1126

“Imagine me and you,I do/I think about you day and night,it’s only right” are lyrics to a 1967 song by what group?

Answer 1126

THE TURTLES

Question 1127

“Ionization chamber” and “photoelectric” are the two most common types of what household device?

Answer 1127

SMOKE DETECTOR

Question 1128

“It is better to have 100 friends than 100 rubles” is a proverb in what country?

Answer 1128

RUSSIA

Question 1129

“It’s like rain on your wedding day” is a lyric from a 1995 Alanis Morissette hit with what title?

Answer 1129

IRONIC

Question 1130

“I’m Alright,” a 1980 hit by Kenny Loggins,is the opening theme song of what popular comedy?

Answer 1130

CADDYSHACK

Question 1131

“I’m so hungry I could eat a horse!” is a well-known example of what commonly used literacy device?

Answer 1131

HYPERBOLE

Question 1132

“Jenny dies from an incurable disease” spoils the ending of not only “Forrest Gump” but what other film?

Answer 1132

LOVE STORY

Question 1133

“Kim” and “Park are two of the most common family names in which of these Asian countries?

Answer 1133

SOUTH KOREA

Question 1134

“Kitchen Confidential” is a best-selling memoir by what celebrity chef?

Answer 1134

ANTHONY BOURDAIN

Question 1135

“Knobby’s Quest” is a video game based on what classic children’s toy?

Answer 1135

ETCH A SKETCH

Question 1136

“K” is the chemical symbol for what element?

Answer 1136

POTASSIUM

Question 1137

“Lands End,” a mansion in Long Island built in 1902, is said to have inspired a fancy home in what classic novel?

Answer 1137

THE GREAT GATSBY

Question 1138

“Laryngeal prominence” is the scientific term for what part of the human body?

Answer 1138

ADAM’S APPLE

Question 1139

“Love and Glamour” is the name of Jennifer Lopez’s sixteenth what?

Answer 1139

PERFUME

Question 1140

“Love and Light” is the name of Jennifer Lopez’s seventeenth what?

Answer 1140

PERFUME

Question 1141

“Mahalo” is a commonly used Hawaiian word that means what?

Answer 1141

THANK YOU

Question 1142

“Maximum Angle of Stability of a Wet Granular Pile” is a published physics study on how to build the perfect what?

Answer 1142

SAND CASTLE

Question 1143

“May I have a large container of coffee?” is a popular mnemonic for remembering what?

Answer 1143

DIGITS OF PI

Question 1144

“Mendicant” is a fancy word for what type of person?

Answer 1144

BEGGAR

Question 1145

“Molly Pitcher” was so named because she brought water to soldiers on the battlefield during what war?

Answer 1145

AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Question 1146

“Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow” would be an apt motto for which of these people?

Answer 1146

PROCRASTINATOR

Question 1147

“New Amerykah” is the title of a 2008 R&B album by an artist with what last name?

Answer 1147

BADU

Question 1148

“Not Really a Waitress”,OPI is a leading brand of what?

Answer 1148

NAIL POLISH

Question 1149

“Nowhere Boy” is a 2009 biopic about what legendary musician?

Answer 1149

JOHN LENNON

Question 1150

“One can fly and the other cannot” is one way of describing a key difference between which of these animals?

Answer 1150

PENGUINS AND PUFFINS

Question 1151

“One husband, two kids…and multiple personalities” is the apt tagline for what showtime series?

Answer 1151

UNITED STATES OF TARA

Question 1152

“Parting is such sweet sorrow” is a line from Shakespeare that offers an example of what literary device?

Answer 1152

OXYMORON

Question 1153

“Patient has some ribs to spare,take out a couple,but use care” is an instruction in what classic game?

Answer 1153

OPERATION

Question 1154

“Pineapple shrimp, and lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp” is a line from what hit film?

Answer 1154

FOREST GUMP

Question 1155

“Pink Panther” refers to a what?

Answer 1155

DIAMOND

Question 1156

“Pinoy Idol” and “Pinoy Big Brother” are what country’s version of the popular reality shows?

Answer 1156

THE PHILLIPPINES

Question 1157

“Popping” and “locking” are moves associated with what style of dance?

Answer 1157

BREAKDANCING

Question 1158

“Potent potable” is a fancy phrase that refers to which of the following?

Answer 1158

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

Question 1159

“Practice” is the answer to an old joke that asks, “How do you get to” what New York City landmark?

Answer 1159

CARNEGIE HALL

Question 1160

“Publish or perish” is a rule usually said to apply to the careers of what professionals?

Answer 1160

PROFESSORS

Question 1161

“Quit your jibba jabba!” and “Shut up,fool!” are two phrases that can be played on a novelty toy called what?

Answer 1161

MR.T IN YOUR POCKET

Question 1162

“Rabbit ears” are a device once commonly used to help improve which of the following?

Answer 1162

TV RECEPTION

Question 1163

“Rango,” the title character in a 2011 animated movie voiced by Johnny Depp,is what kind of desert creature?

Answer 1163

CHAMELEON

Question 1164

“Rebound tumbling” is another name for what?

Answer 1164

TRAMPOLINING

Question 1165

“Red Shirt”, a term for a minor TV character doomed to be killed off quickly,derives from what classic show?

Answer 1165

STAR TREK

Question 1166

“Reiki” is a type of what?

Answer 1166

ENERGY HEALING

Question 1167

“Rocky Top” is one of the official songs of what state?

Answer 1167

TENNESSEE

Question 1168

“Runaway,” a sprawling 35-minute musical film by Kanye West,prominently features what performers?

Answer 1168

BALLERINAS

Question 1169

“Saltimbocca,” the name of a flavorful Italian veal dish, means what in English?

Answer 1169

JUMP IN THE MOUTH

Question 1170

“Samuel Spade’s jaw was long and bony” is the first line of what famous detective novel?

Answer 1170

THE MALTESE FALCON

Question 1171

“Sawing logs” is a slang expression often used to describe someone who is doing what?

Answer 1171

SNORING

Question 1172

“Schmaltzy,” meaning “overly sentimental,” comes from a Yiddish word for what?

Answer 1172

CHICKEN FAT

Question 1173

“Scuse me while I kiss this guy” is an often misheard lyric in a song by what classic rock guitarist?

Answer 1173

JIMI HENDRIX

Question 1174

“Senseless in Seattle” and “The Da Vinci Coma” are Mad Magazine spoofs of movies starring what actor?

Answer 1174

TOM HANKS

Question 1175

“Sherri Shepherd Wants to Make Whoopee” was a 2010 headline about the comedian hosting what game show?

Answer 1175

THE NEWLYWED GAME

Question 1176

“Sixteen coaches long” is a lyric in an Elvis Presley song titled what?

Answer 1176

MYSTERY TRAIN

Question 1177

“Slider” is a common slang term for a miniature version of which of these foods?

Answer 1177

HAMBURGERS

Question 1178

“Snatiation” is a tongue-in-cheek term that refers to a bout of uncontrallable sneezing brought on by what?

Answer 1178

A FULL STOMACH

Question 1179

“Someone left the cake out in the rain” is a lyric from what often-ridiculed pop song?

Answer 1179

MACARTHUR PARK

Question 1180

“Spin Cycle,” “Scary-Go-Round” and “Rib Rage” are all events on what hit TV game show?

Answer 1180

WIPEOUT

Question 1181

“Stay Puft” is a brand of marshmallows inspired by what ’80s film?

Answer 1181

GHOSTBUSTERS

Question 1182

“Stick-to-itiveness” is a folksy synonym for which of these words?

Answer 1182

PERSEVERANCE

Question 1183

“Surfer dude feuds with teacher while teenage girl loses her innocence” summarizes what movie’s plot?

Answer 1183

FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH

Question 1184

“Synchronicity”, the last studio album by The Police, shares its name with a theory put forward by whom?

Answer 1184

CARL JUNG

Question 1185

“Systolic” and “diastolic” are medical terms that refer to what human vital sign?

Answer 1185

BLOOD PRESSURE

Question 1186

“Take me down to the Paradise City,where the grass is green and the girls are pretty” are lyrics in an ’80s hit by whom?

Answer 1186

GUNS N’ ROSES

Question 1187

“Team Edward or Team Jacob” is a passionate debate amongst readers of which of these authors?

Answer 1187

STEPHENIE MEYER

Question 1188

“The Adventures of Trash Gordon” is a favorite bedtime story of what “Sesame Street’ character?

Answer 1188

OSCAR

Question 1189

“The Blind Side” depicts the troubled adolescence of Michael Oher, a linebacker drafted by what NFL team in 2009?

Answer 1189

BALTIMORE RAVENS

Question 1190

“The Boot” is the name of a popular website featuring inside information for fans of what music genre?

Answer 1190

COUNTRY

Question 1191

“The Foie Gras Wars” is a 2009 book that features what type of animal on the cover?

Answer 1191

DUCK

Question 1192

“The Lost Symbol” is the latest in a series of Dan Brown novels that center on what protagonist?

Answer 1192

ROBERT LANGDON

Question 1193

“The Meltdown” and “Dawn of the Dinosaurs” are both apt subtitles of sequels to what animated film?

Answer 1193

ICE AGE

Question 1194

“The Roaring Twenties” is a well-known nickname for a decade that coincided with what historic period?

Answer 1194

THE JAZZ AGE

Question 1195

“The Wicker Man, the Weather Man, and the Family man” are all films starring what lead man?

Answer 1195

NICOLAS CAGE

Question 1196

“The Widows Of Eastwick” is the follow-up novel to a 1984 work with which of these words in its title?

Answer 1196

WITCHES

Question 1197

“There’s More Than Meets the Arch” is the former motto of what U.S. city?

Answer 1197

ST LOUIS

Question 1198

“Thrombocyte” is another name for what common component of blood that aids in clotting?

Answer 1198

PLATELET

Question 1199

“Ti amo” means “I love you” in what language?

Answer 1199

ITALIAN

Question 1200

“Tip the pan slightly to ignite the rum” is an instruction in the recipe for which of these popular desserts?

Answer 1200

BANANAS FOSTER

Question 1201

“Tippling” is an old-fashioned term for what unsavory behavior?

Answer 1201

DRINKING ALCHOHOL

Question 1202

“To serve,not to be served” is the motto of what organization?

Answer 1202

AARP \*CORRECT\*

Question 1203

“TomKitten” is a tabloid nickname for a celebrity kid with what first name?

Answer 1203

SURI

Question 1204

In the AAMCO song, when does the double beep occur.

Answer 1204

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

Question 1205

“Top hat” and “junk shot” were two proposed,albeit bizarre-sounding,solutions for what 2010 crisis?

Answer 1205

BP OIL SPILL

Question 1206

“Tramp Stamp” is a common slang term for a tattoo found where?

Answer 1206

LOWER BACK

Question 1207

“Tramp Stamp” is a common slang term for a tattoo found where?

Answer 1207

LOWER BACK

Question 1208

“Traveling” is a common violation in which of these sports?

Answer 1208

BASKETBALL

Question 1209

“Two bufoons go to Aspen to return a woman’s purse” is the basic premise of what big-screen comedy?

Answer 1209

DUMB AND DUMBER

Question 1210

“Two cows,make ’em cry” is diner slang for an order of two hamburgers topped with what?

Answer 1210

ONIONS

Question 1211

“Two small antelopes can beat a big one” is a traditional proverb in which of these countries?

Answer 1211

GHANA

Question 1212

“Uncap what’s inside” is the slogan of what popular office supply brand?

Answer 1212

SHARPIE

Question 1213

“Ursus arctos horribilis” is the scientific name for what kind of bear?

Answer 1213

GRIZZLY BEAR

Question 1214

“Violet Precipitation” could be an “alternate title” of a 1984 movie starring whom?

Answer 1214

PRINCE

Question 1215

“What is…Cliff Clavin?” is the title of a classic “Cheers” episode in which Cliff appears on what TV show?

Answer 1215

JEOPARDY!

Question 1216

“When the night has come / And the land is dark” are the first two lines in what classic 1961 song?

Answer 1216

STAND BY ME

Question 1217

“Whew!” is an interjection often used to express which of these emotions?

Answer 1217

RELIEF

Question 1218

“Who Do You Think You Are” is a question repeatedly posed to the “Mr” in what hit song?

Answer 1218

MR. BIG STUFF

Question 1219

“World Without End” is the title of the 2007 follow-up to what author’s best-selling “Pillars of the Earth”?

Answer 1219

KEN FOLLETT

Question 1220

“Yappy hours” are social events in which attendees are encouraged to bring their what?

Answer 1220

DOGS

Question 1221

“You must have been something before electricity” is a playful jab at a person’s what?

Answer 1221

AGE

Question 1222

“You probably think this song is about you” is a famously caustic lyric from what hit song?

Answer 1222

YOU’RE SO VAIN

Question 1223

“You take the high road and I’ll take the low road” is a line from a traditional song of what people?

Answer 1223

SCOTTISH

Question 1224

“Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries” is a bizarre insult from what funny film?

Answer 1224

MONTY PYTHON & THE HOLY GRAIL

Question 1225

On an Italian restaurant menu,which of these dishes would typically be listed under the heading “Zuppa”?

Answer 1225

MINESTRONE

Question 1226

Which of these body parts is not normally treated by an otolaryngologist?

Answer 1226

EYE

Question 1227

Which of these body parts is not normally treated by an otolaryngologist?

Answer 1227

EYE

Question 1228

Which of these bottled water brands is produced by the makers of Coca-Cola?

Answer 1228

DASANI

Question 1229

Which of these Brady Bunch episode titles is also the title of a 1974 Martin Scorsese film?

Answer 1229

ALICE DOESN’T LIVE HERE ANYMORE

Question 1230

Which of these branches of mathematics would a student most likely learn first?

Answer 1230

ARITHMETIC

Question 1231

Which of these branches of the Armed Forces operates F-16s?

Answer 1231

AIR FORCE

Question 1232

Which of these brand names features two misspelled words?

Answer 1232

REDDI-WIP

Question 1233

Which of these brave actresses appeared in a 2006 movie in which her head was shaved on screen?

Answer 1233

NATALIE PORTMAN

Question 1234

Which of these breeds of dogs takes it name from the region in Germany where it was originally bred?

Answer 1234

WEIMARANER

Question 1235

Which of these Broadway musicals was inspired by a famous painting?

Answer 1235

SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE

Question 1236

Which of these cable networks focuses on music,not movies?

Answer 1236

CMT

Question 1237

Which of these cable pundits is known for using an old-fashioned chalkboard as a visual aid?

Answer 1237

GLEN BECK

Question 1238

Which of these cable reality series is usually set nearest to the Arctic Circle?

Answer 1238

ICE ROAD TRUCKERS

Question 1239

Which of these cable TV news hosts once served in Congress as a Florida Republican?

Answer 1239

JOE SCARBOROUGH

Question 1240

Which of these California cities lays claim to the title “Capital of Silicon Valley”?

Answer 1240

SAN JOSE

Question 1241

Which of these camera parts controls how much light passes through the lens?

Answer 1241

APERTURE

Question 1242

Which of these candies typically comes in only two colors,pink and white?

Answer 1242

GOOD & PLENTY

Question 1243

Which of these candy bars was once marked with the slogan “Two for me,none for you”?

Answer 1243

TWIX

Question 1244

Which of these capital cities is not located in mainland Asia?

Answer 1244

TOKYO

Question 1245

Which of these card games is also called “Memory”?

Answer 1245

CONCENTRATION

Question 1246

Which of these cartoon characters is usually squinting?

Answer 1246

MR.MAGOO

Question 1247

Which of these cartoon characters likely suffers from rhotacism,a speech disorder where R’s are pronounced like W’s?

Answer 1247

ELMER FUDD

Question 1248

Which of these cartoon characters would best be described as a lothario?

Answer 1248

PEPE LE PEW

Question 1249

Which of these celebrities is not mentioned in the lyrics of the 1998 Barenaked Ladies hit “One Week?”

Answer 1249

MEG RYAN

Question 1250

Which of these celebrities was born in Cuba and not Puerto Rico?

Answer 1250

GLORIA ESTEFAN

Question 1251

Which of these celebrity kids is the child of an Oscar-winning mother and a Grammy-winning father?

Answer 1251

APPLE MARTIN

Question 1252

Which of these characteristics must be true about an Olympic-size pool?

Answer 1252

50 METERS LONG

Question 1253

Which of these characters appeared in the short-lived Broadway musical “Seussical”?

Answer 1253

THE CAT IN THE HAT

Question 1254

Which of these characters from AFI’s list of the fifty greatest movie villains was an actual movie star?

Answer 1254

JOAN CRAWFORD

Question 1255

Which of these characters from the original “Star Trek” TV series speaks with a Russian accent?

Answer 1255

MR.CHEKOV

Question 1256

Which of these characters is from the 1978 movie “Grease” and not the 1988 movie “Hairspray?”

Answer 1256

MARTY MARASCHINO

Question 1257

Which of these Charlie Chaplin movies was intended to make fun of Adolf Hitler?

Answer 1257

THE GREAT DICTATOR

Question 1258

Which of these Charlie Chaplin movies was intended to make fun of Adolph Hitler?

Answer 1258

THE GREAT DICTATOR

Question 1259

Which of these chart-topping albums was recorded by an “American Idol” champion?

Answer 1259

SOME HEARTS

Question 1260

Which of these chart-topping albums was recorded by an “American Idol” champion?

Answer 1260

SOME HEARTS

Question 1261

Which of these cheeses is commonly known in the United States as “Swiss Cheese”?

Answer 1261

EMMENTALER

Question 1262

Which of these children’s games traditionally ends when someone reaches “tensies”?

Answer 1262

JACKS

Question 1263

Which of these children’s games uses a spinner to determine a player’s move?

Answer 1263

CHUTES AND LADDERS

Question 1264

Which of these children’s movies was not based on a book by Roald Dahl?

Answer 1264

THE JUNGLE BOOK

Question 1265

Which of these cities has roughly the same latitude as New York City?

Answer 1265

TOKYO

Question 1266

Which of these cities in Michigan shares its name with a cryptocrystalline variety of the mineral quartz?

Answer 1266

FLINT

Question 1267

Which of these cities is also the name of a famous cocktail made with vermouth, whiskey, and a dash of bitters?

Answer 1267

MANHATTAN

Question 1268

Which of these city-themed songs mentions Graceland and the ghost of Elvis in its lyrics?

Answer 1268

WALKING IN MEMPHIS

Question 1269

Which of these classic animated Disney characters never communicates using words?

Answer 1269

TINKER BELL

Question 1270

Which of these classic board games is designed for the youngest age group?

Answer 1270

CHUTES AND LADDERS

Question 1271

Which of these classic fairy tales does not feature a wicked stepmother?

Answer 1271

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

Question 1272

Which of these classic fictional characters performs his on-the-job duties in a belfry?

Answer 1272

QUASIMODO

Question 1273

Which of these classic films was directed by Diane Sawyer’s husband?

Answer 1273

THE GRADUATE

Question 1274

Which of these classic movies is set during the Korean War?

Answer 1274

M.A.S.H.

Question 1275

Which of these classic novels features the wise advice “Never laugh at live dragons”?

Answer 1275

THE HOBBIT

Question 1276

Which of these classic novels was written by a man named after Ralph Waldo Emerson?

Answer 1276

INVISIBLE MAN

Question 1277

Which of these classic sitcom characters was not played by an actor with the same first name?

Answer 1277

ELAINE BENES

Question 1278

Which of these classic TV characters often tells others to “sit on it!”?

Answer 1278

THE FONZ

Question 1279

Which of these classic TV series featured a regular character who was a cross-dresser?

Answer 1279

MASH

Question 1280

Which of these classic TV shows has a title character whose name means “large” in Latin?

Answer 1280

MAGNUM, P.I.

Question 1281

Which of these classic works of literature is a sequel?

Answer 1281

HUCKLEBERRY FINN

Question 1282

Which of these classic works of literature is typically categorized as a short story and not a novel?

Answer 1282

THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM

Question 1283

Which of these classroom supplies is traditionally made of calcium carbonate?

Answer 1283

CHALK

Question 1284

Which of these cocktails typically requires the use of a bartending tool called a muddler?

Answer 1284

MOJITO

Question 1285

Which of these coffee shop orders requires the least preparation,simply adding water to espresso?

Answer 1285

AMERICANO

Question 1286

Which of these coins depicts the U.S. president who served in office the earliest?

Answer 1286

QUARTER

Question 1287

Which of these colors does not take its name from a gemstone?

Answer 1287

PERIWINKLE

Question 1288

Which of these colors is,by defintion, a shade of purplish-red?

Answer 1288

MAGENTA

Question 1289

Which of these combinations of road races would require a participant to run the farthest?

Answer 1289

TEN HALF-MARATHONS

Question 1290

Which of these combinations of standard coin rolls is worth the most money?

Answer 1290

FIVE ROLLS OF DIMES

Question 1291

Which of these comedies features both Luke and Owen Wilson?

Answer 1291

THE ROYAL TENEBAUMS

Question 1292

Which of these comedies prominently features a fortune-telling carnival game called “Zoltar Speaks”?

Answer 1292

BIG

Question 1293

Which of these common house plants does not actually produce flowers?

Answer 1293

FERN

Question 1294

Which of these common household objects is a simple incendiary device?

Answer 1294

MATCH

Question 1295

Which of these common ingredients in Japanese cuisine is a vegetable, and not a type of edible seaweed?

Answer 1295

DAIKON

Question 1296

Which of these common kitchen ingredients is often “clarified” by heating it on the stove?

Answer 1296

BUTTER

Question 1297

Which of these common Latin phrases means “to a sickening degree”?

Answer 1297

AD NAUSEAM

Question 1298

Which of these common tongue-twisting phrases features numerous examples of sibilance?

Answer 1298

SHE SELLS SEASHELLS

Question 1299

Which of these common yoga positions involves standing on one leg?

Answer 1299

TREE POSE

Question 1300

Which of these commonly used abbreviations is short for a French phrase?

Answer 1300

RSVP

Question 1301

Which of these companies was founded in the early 1980s in Melbourne,Australia ,by a woman and her husband?

Answer 1301

JENNY CRAIG

Question 1302

Which of these company’s stocks more than doubled in the early ’20s,largely as a result of Prohibition?

Answer 1302

COCA-COLA

Question 1303

Which of these computer keyboard symbols is also featured on a standard telephone keypad?

Answer 1303

ASTERISK

Question 1304

Which of these computer keyboard symbols is also featured on a standard telephone keypad?

Answer 1304

Asterick

Question 1305

Which of these condiments is sold under the brand name “Best Foods” west of the Rockies?

Answer 1305

HELLMAN’S MAYONNAISE

Question 1306

Which of these confections is often made in a machine that uses centrifugal force?

Answer 1306

COTTON CANDY

Question 1307

Which of these consumer product titans is known as the “father of frozen food”?

Answer 1307

CLARENCE BIRDSEYE

Question 1308

Which of these continents lies in the Northern,Southern,Eastern and Western Hemispheres?

Answer 1308

AFRICA

Question 1309

Which of these cooking terms is believed to come from a Norweigan word meaning “lump”?

Answer 1309

DOLLOP

Question 1310

Which of these cooking-related words is also a verb meaning “to hunt illegally”?

Answer 1310

POACH

Question 1311

Which of these cosmetics can be used in an emergency to stop pantyhose from running?

Answer 1311

NAIL POLISH

Question 1312

Which of these could be an alternative title for TV Land’s celeb reality show “Harry Loves Lisa?”

Answer 1312

HAMLIN LOVES RINNA

Question 1313

Which of these countries generally gets colder in temperature the farther south you travel?

Answer 1313

AUSTRALIA

Question 1314

Which of these countries is an island nation in the Pacific and not a country in Africa?

Answer 1314

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Question 1315

Which of these countries is home to the world’s largest Kurdish population?

Answer 1315

TURKEY

Question 1316

Which of these countries is situated partly on what continent and partly on the other?

Answer 1316

TURKEY

Question 1317

Which of these countries lies in the coffee-producing region of the world known as the “bean belt”?

Answer 1317

COLUMBIA

Question 1318

Which of these countries’ people usually eat with fork and spoon, using only chopsticks for noodles?

Answer 1318

THAILAND

Question 1319

Which of these country names can be spelled by placing three U.S. state postal abbreviations in a row?

Answer 1319

MALAWI

Question 1320

Which of these Crayola Crayon colors takes its name from a lyric in the song “America the Beautiful”?

Answer 1320

Purple Mountain’s Majesty

Question 1321

Which of these creatures are on display in the Nocturnal House at the Cincinnati Zoo?

Answer 1321

BATS

Question 1322

Which of these deserts is by far the coldest,with temperatures known to fall as low as minus 40 degrees?

Answer 1322

GOBI

Question 1323

Which of these designer labels is best known for its trendy line of eyewear?

Answer 1323

OLIVER PEOPLES

Question 1324

Which of these devices indicates the time of day with a shadow?

Answer 1324

SUNDIAL

Question 1325

Which of these dishes is traditionally prepared in a molcajete,a heavy bowl made of volcanic rock?

Answer 1325

GUACAMOLE

Question 1326

Which of these Disney characters is typically drawn wearing only a collar?

Answer 1326

PLUTO

Question 1327

Which of these Disney Princesses was not born with,but rather married into her royal title?

Answer 1327

CINDERELLA

Question 1328

Which of these dog breeds is also slang for an overly aggressive person?

Answer 1328

PIT BULL

Question 1329

Which of these drinks is sometimes ceremoniously opened by cutting the top off the bottle with a specialized sword?

Answer 1329

CHAMPAGNE

Question 1330

Which of these drugstore brands operates the website RespectTheRoll.com?

Answer 1330

COTTONELLE

Question 1331

Which of these drugstore brands shares its logo design with the Socialist Labor Party of America?

Answer 1331

ARM AND HAMMER

Question 1332

Which of these elements derives its chemical symbol, “Hg,” from the Latin word for “liquid silver”?

Answer 1332

MERCURY

Question 1333

Which of these elements is an active ingredient in calamine lotion?

Answer 1333

ZINC

Question 1334

Which of these English towns is famous for the bath salts that come from its local springs?

Answer 1334

EPSOM

Question 1335

Which of these entries from the Cassell Dictionary of Slang means “to follow closely?”

Answer 1335

LIKE WHITE ON RICE

Question 1336

Which of these entries from the Cassell Dictionary of Slang means “very closely”?

Answer 1336

LIKE WHITE ON RICE

Question 1337

Which of these esteemed actors had a brief, if memorable, nude scene in the comedy classic “Animal House”?

Answer 1337

DONALD SUTHERLAND

Question 1338

Which of these European capitals is not located along the Danube river?

Answer 1338

BERN

Question 1339

Which of these European cities was built thousands of years ago atop seven hills?

Answer 1339

ROME

Question 1340

Which of these European countries is,in large part,a peninsula?

Answer 1340

ITALY

Question 1341

Which of these European “lands” is an island?

Answer 1341

IRELAND

Question 1342

Which of these events derives its name from a Greek word meaning “to dip”?

Answer 1342

BAPTISM

Question 1343

Which of these events occurs quadrennially?

Answer 1343

SUMMER OLYMPICS

Question 1344

Which of these fabrics is named for a variety of goat found in a hilly region between India and Pakistan?

Answer 1344

CASHMERE

Question 1345

Which of these family movies about animals centers on a creature that weighs the most?

Answer 1345

FREE WILLY

Question 1346

Which of these family movies about animals centers on a creature that weights the most?

Answer 1346

FREE WILLY

Question 1347

Which of these famous actors overcame childhood stuttering to become the voice of Darth Vader and CNN?

Answer 1347

JAMES EARL JONES

Question 1348

Which of these famous American poems mentions the Massachusetts towns of Lexington and Concord?

Answer 1348

PAUL REVERE’S RIDE

Question 1349

Which of these famous authors was not born in Ireland?

Answer 1349

EUGENE O’NEILL

Question 1350

Which of these famous lines is associated with a president who was a Democrat?

Answer 1350

THE BUCK STOPS HERE

Question 1351

Which of these famous melodies is traditionally played on a bugle?

Answer 1351

TAPS

Question 1352

Which of these famous names features a Spanish phrase meaning “of the bull”?

Answer 1352

BENICIO DEL TORO

Question 1353

Which of these famous people never appeared as a guest star on the HBO series “Sex and The City”?

Answer 1353

ROBERT DOWNEY, JR

Question 1354

Which of these famous phrases was chanted throughout the New Orleans Saints’ Super Bowl victory in 2010?

Answer 1354

WHO DAT

Question 1355

Which of these famous poem titles features the first words of the poem itself?

Answer 1355

O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN!

Question 1356

Which of these famous poems recounts an event immediately preceding the American Revolution?

Answer 1356

PAUL REVERE’S RIDE

Question 1357

Which of these famous scientists was an Augustinian monk?

Answer 1357

GREGOR MENDEL

Question 1358

Which of these famous statues depicts a young man who is about to do battle with a giant?

Answer 1358

DAVID

Question 1359

Which of these famous structures was built as a tomb?

Answer 1359

GREAT PYRAMID OF GIZA

Question 1360

Which of these famous teenagers is a black belt in karate?

Answer 1360

TAYLOR LAUTNER

Question 1361

Which of these famous women was beheaded?

Answer 1361

MARIE ANTOINETTE

Question 1362

Which of these famous WWII battles took place on a Pacific island?

Answer 1362

IWO JIMA

Question 1363

Which of these fancy deserts is not typically lit on fire as part of its preparation?

Answer 1363

BAKED ALASKA

Question 1364

Which of these fashion accessory names is sometimes used as a verb to mean eating very quickly?

Answer 1364

SCARF

Question 1365

Which of these fashion houses is named after its founder’s first name and not his last name?

Answer 1365

VALENTINO

Question 1366

Which of these fast food chains specializes in burgers known as “sliders”?

Answer 1366

MCDONALD’S

Question 1367

Which of these fast food chains specializes in miniature hamburgers known as “sliders”?

Answer 1367

WHITE CASTLE

Question 1368

Which of these features of planet Earth is considered part of its hydrosphere?

Answer 1368

ATLANTIC OCEAN

Question 1369

Which of these felines lends its name to Apple’s 2011 version of their operating system OS X?

Answer 1369

LION

Question 1370

Which of these female names has not appeared in a Rolling Stones hit song title?

Answer 1370

DAISY

Question 1371

Which of these fictional characters are described as being “three apples tall”?

Answer 1371

SMURFS

Question 1372

Which of these fictional characters gives a famous speech popularly known as the “Nose Tirade”?

Answer 1372

CYRANO DE BERGERAC

Question 1373

Which of these films depicts a real-live court case and not an epic battle between two fictional creatures?

Answer 1373

Dracula v. Frankenstein

Question 1374

Which of these films features an ordinal number in its title?

Answer 1374

THE THIRD MAN

Question 1375

Which of these films is a “real” Hollywood movie,and not a “mockbuster”– a low-budget ripoff of a hit film?

Answer 1375

LAND OF THE LOST

Question 1376

Which of these films was loosely based on a 1927 Upton Sinclair novel?

Answer 1376

THERE WILL BE BLOOD

Question 1377

Which of these firearms also serves as shorthand for punching a hole in a beer can and drinking it quickly?

Answer 1377

SHOTGUN

Question 1378

Which of these fish names is thought to derive from the Latin word for “leaper”?

Answer 1378

SALMON

Question 1379

Which of these flowers has a common yoga pose named after it?

Answer 1379

LOTUS

Question 1380

Which of these fonts consists of symbols instead of letters?

Answer 1380

WINGDINGS

Question 1381

Which of these food brand names would also serve as a proper response to the Italian expression “grazie”?

Answer 1381

PREGO

Question 1382

Which of these food items is predominantly produced in the Italian town of Modena

Answer 1382

BALSAMIC VINEGAR

Question 1383

Which of these food pairs is commonly used to refer to one’s job or livelihood?

Answer 1383

BREAD AND BUTTER

Question 1384

In Disney’s “Operation Dumbo Drop,” U.S. soldiers attempt to bring what animal to a Vietnamese village?

Answer 1384

ELEPHANT

Question 1385

In E.B. White’s classic children’s novel “Charlotte’s Web,” what is the name of the gluttonous rat?

Answer 1385

TEMPLETON

Question 1386

In education,the Flesch-Kincaid readability test assigns a level of difficulty that corresponds to what statistic?

Answer 1386

GRADE LEVEL

Question 1387

In England, the term “Oxbridge” is used to refer collectively to the country’s two best-known what?

Answer 1387

UNIVERSITIES

Question 1388

In England, the word “lorry” refers to what type of vehicle?

Answer 1388

TRUCK

Question 1389

In England, what professionals are classified either as barristers or solicitors?

Answer 1389

LAWYERS

Question 1390

In England,a “hackney carriage” is another name for a what?

Answer 1390

TAXI CAB

Question 1391

In England,which of these common police detective duties is known as an “identity parade”?

Answer 1391

POLICE LINEUP

Question 1392

In English,the letter “B” is often silent when it is directly followed by what other letter?

Answer 1392

T

Question 1393

In farm lingo,the eggs laid by one hen during a single nesting period are known as what?

Answer 1393

CLUTCH

Question 1394

In February 2011,what cell phone provider began selling the iPhone,ending AT&T’s run as its exclusive carrier?

Answer 1394

VERIZON WIRELESS

Question 1395

In figure skating,which of these crowd-pleasing maneuvers requires two skaters?

Answer 1395

DEATH SPIRAL

Question 1396

In film credits,which of these actors is typically listed with his full middle name,and not just a middle initial?

Answer 1396

PHILLIP HOFFMAN

Question 1397

In finance, what adjective is used to describe a person’s income after taxes have been taken out?

Answer 1397

DISPOSABLE

Question 1398

In France,”haricot vert” is the term used for which of these vegetables?

Answer 1398

GREEN BEAN

Question 1399

In Frank Sinatra’s ode to “New York,New York,” what completes the famous line,”Start spreading the news”?

Answer 1399

I’M LEAVING TODAY

Question 1400

In French cuisine,a remoulade is a type of what?

Answer 1400

SAUCE

Question 1401

In genealogical terms, your grandfather’s great-great granddaughter is best described as your what?

Answer 1401

FIRST COUSIN, TWICE REMOVED

Question 1402

In geometry, which of these measurements applies only to circles and not triangles?

Answer 1402

CIRCUMFERENCE

Question 1403

In Germany,which of these common household items is known as a “fingerhut”?

Answer 1403

THIMBLE

Question 1404

In golf,if you “bogey” a hole,what score did you get?

Answer 1404

ONE STROKE OVER PAR

Question 1405

In Gray’s Anatomy, what bone in the human wrist is described as having a “crescentic outline”?

Answer 1405

SEMILUNAR

Question 1406

In Greek myth,what form did Zeus assume when he seduced Leda?

Answer 1406

SWAN

Question 1407

In Greek mythology, who succeeded in killing Achilles?

Answer 1407

PARIS

Question 1408

In Greek mythology,who is the goddess of the rainbow?

Answer 1408

IRIS

Question 1409

In health insurance parlance, the abbreviation “PPO” usually denotes what type of organization?

Answer 1409

PREFERRED PROVIDER

Question 1410

In her 1985 number one single. Whitney Houston asks, “How will I know if” what?

Answer 1410

HE REALLY LOVES ME

Question 1411

In her memoir,”Then Again,” what actress explains the origins of her love of men’s hats?

Answer 1411

DIANE KEATON

Question 1412

In hiking, the marks on trees that indicate the trail are called what?

Answer 1412

BLAZES

Question 1413

In hip-hop lingo,the word “shorty” commonly refers to a what?

Answer 1413

YOUNG WOMAN

Question 1414

In his 1989 book “From Beirut to Jerusalem,” Thomas Friedman recounts a journey he once took from Lebanon to where?

Answer 1414

ISRAEL

Question 1415

In his 1999 film “The Sixth Sense,” director M. Night Shyamalan makes a cameo appearance playing a what?

Answer 1415

DOCTOR

Question 1416

In his hit 1983 song,Elton John ponders “I guess that’s why they call it” what?

Answer 1416

THE BLUES

Question 1417

In his memoir, George W. Bush reveals his “all-time low” in office was hearing what rapper’s harsh, post-Katrina comments?

Answer 1417

KANYE WEST

Question 1418

In his memoir,celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain warns against ordering which of these foods on a Monday?

Answer 1418

FISH

Question 1419

In his Oscar acceptance speech, what actor asked for a moment of silence for the victims of the Titanic?

Answer 1419

JAMES CAMERON

Question 1420

In his satirical essay “A Modest Proposal,” Jonathan Swift proposed that Ireland’s poor do what with their children?

Answer 1420

SELL THEM TO BE EATEN

Question 1421

In honor of the famous race held in its capital,what state’s commemorative quarter features a racecar?

Answer 1421

INDIANA

Question 1422

In humans, what joint causes the “click” or “pop” that’s heard when mouths open and close?

Answer 1422

TEMPORAMANDIBULAR JOINT

Question 1423

In humans,the trachea is a tube that runs in front of what other body part?

Answer 1423

ESOPHAGUS

Question 1424

In Internet chat and text lingo,”ITA” is typically short for what phrase?

Answer 1424

I TOTALLY AGREE

Question 1425

In its final episode, what TV show revealed that the hospital was actually inside a snowglobe?

Answer 1425

ST ELSEWHERE

Question 1426

In its logo,the fast food chain Wendy’s described its hamburgers as what?

Answer 1426

OLD FASHIONED

Question 1427

In its third season,what TV drama featured an actor playing real-life hotel tycoon Conrad “Connie” Hilton?

Answer 1427

MAD MEN

Question 1428

In its title, a fitness article posted online asks the age-old question “Can You Get Six Pack Abs Without” what?

Answer 1428

CRUNCHES

Question 1429

In its TV ads,which brand of cat food is known for featuring a fluffy white cat eating from a crystal goblet?

Answer 1429

FANCY FEAST

Question 1430

In its written form,which of these languages has over 50,000 characters but no alphabet?

Answer 1430

CHINESE

Question 1431

In January 2012,many websites,including Google,loudly protested a proposed law known as SOPA,the “Stop Online” what?

Answer 1431

PIRACY ACT

Question 1432

In keeping with its maritime image,what fashion label’s logo features a J-class sailboat?

Answer 1432

NAUTICA

Question 1433

In keeping with its name,what Web Site once billed itself as “The World’s Greatest Recipe Collection”?

Answer 1433

EPICURIOUS.COM

Question 1434

In law, what is the term for a document that revises a person’s will?

Answer 1434

CODICIL

Question 1435

In law,the time period during which a person may be sued is called the “statute of” what?

Answer 1435

LIMITATIONS

Question 1436

In law,what is the term for a child who has been officially released from the control of his parents?

Answer 1436

EMANCIPATED

Question 1437

In law,what is the term for a document that revises a person’s will?

Answer 1437

CODICIL

Question 1438

In Los Angeles in 1927, Sid Grauman opened a now-famous what?

Answer 1438

MOVIE THEATER

Question 1439

In lunch counter lingo,what kind of bread does a customer get if his sandwich is “on whiskey?”

Answer 1439

RYE

Question 1440

In Mafia lingo,the phrase “sleeping with the fishes” refers to person who is what?

Answer 1440

DECEASED

Question 1441

In math, a ratio is commonly written as two numbers separated by which of these punctuation marks?

Answer 1441

COLON

Question 1442

In math, which of these numbers is a common denominator of the fractions 1/3 and 2/5?

Answer 1442

15

Question 1443

In math,what two letters are used to identify the horizontal and vertical axes on a graph?

Answer 1443

X AND Y

Question 1444

In mathematics,what punctuation mark is commonly used between numbers to indicate a ratio?

Answer 1444

COLON

Question 1445

In Mexico, a tortilla is a thin corn or flour flatbread, but in Spain, a tortilla is a what?

Answer 1445

POTATO OMELET

Question 1446

In Michael Jackson’s “You Rock My World” video,what actor makes a fitting cameo as the boss of “The Waterfront Hotel”?

Answer 1446

MARLON BRANDO

Question 1447

In military time, what number denotes one minute past midnight?

Answer 1447

0001 ..

Question 1448

In movies, what actor has twice portrayed Dr. Alex Cross, the hero of several James Patterson movies?

Answer 1448

MORGAN FREEMAN

Question 1449

In movies,Eric Bana and Edward Norton have both played a comic book character that was played on TV by whom?

Answer 1449

BILL BIXBY

Question 1450

In music industry lingo, an artist’s record “drops” when it what?

Answer 1450

GETS RELEASED

Question 1451

In music industry lingo,an artist’s record “drops” when it does what?

Answer 1451

GETS RELEASED

Question 1452

In musical notation,a flat is denoted by a symbol resembling what lowercase letter?

Answer 1452

B

Question 1453

In musical notation,a set of five horizontal lines and four spaces on which music is written is known as a what?

Answer 1453

STAFF

Question 1454

In musical theater,when a dancer shakes his open palms to the audience with fingers splayed,it is known as what?

Answer 1454

JAZZ HANDS

Question 1455

In NASCAR racing, how many cars traditionally start in each race?

Answer 1455

43

Question 1456

In New Orleans, the “po boy” is a signature style of what?

Answer 1456

SANDWICH

Question 1457

In office for 22 years,Richard M. Daley was the longest serving mayor of what U.S. city?

Answer 1457

CHICAGO

Question 1458

In one of 2010’s biggest viral videos,a hiker laughs and cries for three minutes at the sight of a what?

Answer 1458

DOUBLE RAINBOW

Question 1459

In one of his fireside chats,what U.S. president described America as a great “Arsenal of Democracy”?

Answer 1459

FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT

Question 1460

In order to perform the Heimlech maneuver on a choking person,you usually put your arms where?

Answer 1460

AROUND HIS WAIST

Question 1461

In order to play the banjo more effectively, what comedian maintains acrylic nails nails on two of his picking fingers?

Answer 1461

STEVE MARTIN

Question 1462

In order to “ford” a stream, how does a person cross it?

Answer 1462

BY WADING

Question 1463

In orthodontics,dental braces that are fitted behind the teeth,so as not to be visible,are called what?

Answer 1463

LINGUAL

Question 1464

In Pamplona’s Running of the Bulls, brave tourists run through the streets wearing what distinctive piece of clothing?

Answer 1464

RED SCARVES

Question 1465

In Paris, the Moulin Rouge nightclub is located in what historic neighborhood?

Answer 1465

MONTMARTE

Question 1466

In performing Darth Vader’s stunts,Bob Anderson called on his skills as an Olympic what?

Answer 1466

FENCER

Question 1467

In physics equations, what letter is typically used to represent the speed of light?

Answer 1467

c

Question 1468

In physics,the point at which an object can be balanced is called its “center of” what?

Answer 1468

GRAVITY

Question 1469

In pool,if you accidentally shoot the cue ball into a pocket,what have you done?

Answer 1469

SCRATCHED

Question 1470

In popular money slang,if you have five “Lincolns” and five “Hamiltons,” how much cash do you have?

Answer 1470

$75

Question 1471

In pregnant women,what is the name of the thin,fluid-filled membrane that surrounds the fetus?

Answer 1471

AMNION

Question 1472

In preparation for hosting the 2008 Olympics, what country launched a campaign to stop public spitting?

Answer 1472

CHINA

Question 1473

In publishing,what nickname is commonly used for novels that are geared toward a female readership?

Answer 1473

CHICK LIT

Question 1474

In real estate lingo, buying a house with the intention of quickly reselling it for a profit is called what?

Answer 1474

FLIPPING

Question 1475

In real estate listings, the common acronym “FSBO” means “for sale” what?

Answer 1475

BY OWNER

Question 1476

In real estate listings,”a/g pl” stands for a swimming pool that is what?

Answer 1476

ABOVEGROUND

Question 1477

In recent years,several U.S. cities and towns have passed ordinances banning what contentious fashion trend?

Answer 1477

SAGGY PANTS

Question 1478

In response to a new immigration law, what city’s NBA team donned “Los Suns” jerseys in May 2010?

Answer 1478

PHOENIX

Question 1479

In restaurant lingo,a server who is falling behind is said to be where?

Answer 1479

IN THE WEEDS

Question 1480

In Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel “Treasure Island,” Long John Silver has a pet parrot named what?

Answer 1480

CAPTAIN FLINT

Question 1481

In Rodin’s statue “The Thinker,” which of these correctly describes the pose of the man’s arm touching his head?

Answer 1481

RIGHT ELBOW ON LEFT KNEE

Question 1482

In Roman mythology, Vulcan was the god of what?

Answer 1482

FIRE

Question 1483

In roman numerals, how is the year 2011 written?

Answer 1483

MMXI

Question 1484

In scientific classification,which of the taxonomic ranks are ranked in the right order,from highest to lowest?

Answer 1484

FAMILY,GENUS,SPECIES

Question 1485

In Shakespearean English, the word “ere” was commonly used to mean what?

Answer 1485

BEFORE

Question 1486

In Shakespeare’s “Richard III,” the main character famously shouts, “My kingdom for a” what?

Answer 1486

HORSE

Question 1487

In some cases, “hands-only” CPR can be as effective as the original method, which also involves doing what to the patient?

Answer 1487

BREATHING INTO HIS MOUTH

Question 1488

In Spain, which of these popular reality TV shows goes by the name, “No te lo pongas!”

Answer 1488

WHAT NOT TO WEAR

Question 1489

In Spain,which of these meals is typically taken at 9:00 p.m.?

Answer 1489

LA CENA

Question 1490

In Spanish cuisine,the dish “gambas al ajillo” is literally what main ingredient in garlic sauce?

Answer 1490

SHRIMP

Question 1491

In Spanish, which of these wines is not considered a “vino tinto”?

Answer 1491

RIESLING

Question 1492

In Spanish,”de nada” is a standard response to which of these niceties?

Answer 1492

MUCHAS GRACIAS

Question 1493

In street lingo, “Scratch” is slang for what?

Answer 1493

MONEY

Question 1494

In surfing and skateboarding,a person who rides with their right foot forward is known as a what?

Answer 1494

GOOFY FOOT

Question 1495

In tabloid gossip,the term “new ink” refers to a star’s newly acquired what?

Answer 1495

TATTOO

Question 1496

In taste tests,60% of consumers indicate preferring the “creamy” over the “crunchy” version of what food?

Answer 1496

PEANUT BUTTER

Question 1497

In teen girl slang, if someone is your “BFF,” she is your what “Forever”?

Answer 1497

BEST FRIEND

Question 1498

In tennis,a player who has lost a set 6-0 is said to have been what?

Answer 1498

BAGELED

Question 1499

In terms of square mileage,which of these Middle Eastern countries is the largest?

Answer 1499

SAUDI ARABIA

Question 1500

In the 1800s,Ohio native Annie Oakley gained national fame for her remarkable skills as a what?

Answer 1500

SHARPSHOOTER

Question 1501

In the 1870s,the standard QWERTY keyboard was developed to prevent which of these common typewriter problems?

Answer 1501

JAMMED TYPEWRITERS

Question 1502

In the 1880s,Australians built an enormously long fence to keep what animals from attacking their sheep?

Answer 1502

DINGOES

Question 1503

In the 1895 novel “Red Badge of Courage,” Henry Fleming, the main character, is a what?

Answer 1503

UNION SOLDIER

Question 1504

In the 1895 novel “The Red Badge Of Courage”, Henry Fleming,the main character,is a young what?

Answer 1504

UNION SOLDIER

Question 1505

In the 1945 novel “Animal Farm,” what animals control the “government” of the farm?

Answer 1505

PIGS

Question 1506

In the 1958 film “Vertigo,” Jimmy Stewart’s character has an irrational fear of what?

Answer 1506

HEIGHTS

Question 1507

In the 1960s,the CIA reportedly tried to manufacture exploding cigars in order to assassinate what world leader?

Answer 1507

FIDEL CASTRO

Question 1508

In the 1960s,the FBI conducted an investigation into the unintelligible lyrics of what popular song?

Answer 1508

LOUIE LOUIE

Question 1509

In the 1962 movie “The Manchurian Candidate,” what playing card triggers Raymond’s trances?

Answer 1509

QUEEN OF DIAMONDS

Question 1510

In the 1967 film “Bonnie and Clyde,” Clyde famously offers what terse description of the duo’s occupation?

Answer 1510

WE ROB BANKS

Question 1511

In the 1968 movie “Funny Girl,” Barbara Streisand’s character looks into the mirror and says “Hello” what?

Answer 1511

GORGEOUS

Question 1512

In the 1972 film “The Godfather,” Vito Corleone dies while playing with his grandson where?

Answer 1512

IN A TOMATO GARDEN

Question 1513

In the 1979 hit song “Escape,” what does the singer claim to like in addition to pina coladas?

Answer 1513

GETTING CAUGHT IN THE RAIN

Question 1514

In the 1980s the Members Only brand became famous for its wildly popular version of what?

Answer 1514

MEN’S JACKET

Question 1515

In the 1987 movie “The Princess Bride,” what actress plays the Princess Bride?

Answer 1515

ROBIN WRIGHT PENN

Question 1516

In the 1988 movie “Rain Man,” Raymond Babbitt is obsessed with watching what TV personality?

Answer 1516

JUDGE WAPNER

Question 1517

In the 1989 movie “Field Of Dreams”,a mysterious voice inspires a farmer to build what in his cornfield?

Answer 1517

BASEBALL DIAMOND

Question 1518

In the 1989 movie, “When Harry met Sally…” Harry and Sally first meet at what university?

Answer 1518

UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

Question 1519

In the 1990 movie “Ghost,” what classic song is featured during the famous “pottery-making” love scene?

Answer 1519

UNCHAINED MELODY

Question 1520

In the 1992 film “My Cousin Vinny,” Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomei memorably sample what Southern dish?

Answer 1520

GRITS

Question 1521

In the 1993 drama “Indecent Proposal,” Demi Moore agrees to sleep with Robert Redford for what tidy sum?

Answer 1521

ONE MILLION DOLLARS 1,000,000

Question 1522

In the 1994 film “The Shawshank Redemption” a newly freed Red reunites with Andy in what Mexican town?

Answer 1522

ZIHUATANEJO

Question 1523

In the 1994 movie “Speed,” a bomb is set to go off as soon as a bus’s speed falls below what?

Answer 1523

50 MPH

Question 1524

In the 1995 comedy “Tommy Boy,” Chris Farley ruins David Spade’s clothes as he sings, “Fat guy in” what?

Answer 1524

A LITTLE COAT

Question 1525

In the 1997 film “Donnie Brasco,” Johnnie Depp memorably explains the varied nuances of what mob phrase?

Answer 1525

“FORGET ABOUT IT!”

Question 1526

In the 1997 movie “Boogie Nights,” Heather Graham plays a young starlet known by what nickname?

Answer 1526

ROLLERGIRL

Question 1527

In the 1997 movie “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” who plays the titular “best friend”?

Answer 1527

DERMOT MULRONEY

Question 1528

In the 1998 film “The Big Lebowski,” what actress plays Bunny,a trophy wife who wears green nail polish?

Answer 1528

TARA REID

Question 1529

In the 1999 film “Muppets from Space,” what muppet is revealed to actually be an alien?

Answer 1529

GONZO

Question 1530

In the 1999 movie “American Pie” Alyson Hannigan’s character discusses playing what instrument at band?

Answer 1530

FLUTE

Question 1531

In the 2003 animated movie “Finding Nemo,” the good-natured Dory suffers from what problem?

Answer 1531

MEMORY LOSS

Question 1532

In the 2003 film “The Last Samurai,” Tom Cruise plays a soldier who goes to what country to train its warriors?

Answer 1532

JAPAN

Question 1533

In the 2003 hit song “Hey ya!” the band OutKast urges listeners to “shake it like a” what?

Answer 1533

POLAROID PICTURE

Question 1534

In the 2004 movie “Sideways,” wine lover Miles adamantly states that he will not drink what varietal?

Answer 1534

MERLOT

Question 1535

In the 2009 film “Watchmen” which character fittingly wears a mask decorated with inkblots?

Answer 1535

RORSCHACH

Question 1536

In the 2009 movie “The Hangover,” the missing groom is eventually found at what Las Vegas locale?

Answer 1536

ROOF OF CAESARS PALACE

Question 1537

In the 2009 movie “The Hangover,” what eccentric celeb cameos as the owner of a stolen tiger?

Answer 1537

MIKE TYSON

Question 1538

In the 2010 film “Black Swan,” Natalie Portman plays a dancer who performs in a famous ballet composed by whom?

Answer 1538

TCHAIKOVSKY

Question 1539

In the 2010 film “Eat, pray, love,” Julia Roberts eats in Italy, prays in India, and loves where?

Answer 1539

INDONESIA

Question 1540

In the 2010 movie “Shutter Island,” Shutter Island is primarily home to what?

Answer 1540

MENTAL INSTITUTION

Question 1541

In the 2010 sequel “Tron:Legacy,” Jeff Bridges reprises his 1982 role in “Tron” as a man transformed into what?

Answer 1541

A COMPUTER PROGRAM

Question 1542

Which of these actors is a devout Buddhist who studied with the Dalai Lama?

Answer 1542

RICHARD GERE

Question 1543

Which of these actors is also a successful venture capitalist,who made a killing on an early investment in Skype?

Answer 1543

ASHTON KUTCHER

Question 1544

Which of these actors’ last names is often used as a slang term meaning “to go”?

Answer 1544

HUMPHREY BOGART

Question 1545

Which of these actors’ last names is often used as a slang term meaning “to hog”?

Answer 1545

HUMPHREY BOGART

Question 1546

Which of these actresses bears a heart-shaped tattoo inscribed with her husband’s name “Antonio”?

Answer 1546

MELANIE GRIFFITH

Question 1547

Which of these actresses did not divorce her husband shortly after receiving her Academy Award?

Answer 1547

CATHERINE ZETA-JONES

Question 1548

Which of these actresses is the author of a 2010 self-help book,aptly titled “Getting the Pretty Back”?

Answer 1548

MOLLY RINGWALD

Question 1549

Which of these actresses shares her name with a common shade of brown?

Answer 1549

SIENNA MILLER

Question 1550

Which of these actresses shares her name with a popular line of Pepperidge Farm cookies?

Answer 1550

ALYSSA MILANO

Question 1551

Which of these adjectives has never doubled as the name of a Pope?

Answer 1551

BENIGN

Question 1552

Which of these adjectives is not included in the lyrics of the 1958 novelty song “Purple People Eater”?

Answer 1552

SIX-LEGGED

Question 1553

Which of these American Revolutionary War figures is buried not in the United States,but in London,England?

Answer 1553

BENEDICT ARNOLD

Question 1554

Which of these American Revolutionary War figures is often considered the “Father Of The American Navy”?

Answer 1554

JOHN PAUL JONES

Question 1555

Which of these ancient Greeks is famous for writing “Elements,” an influential treatise on geometry?

Answer 1555

EUCLID

Question 1556

Which of these ancient locations becomes the name of a present-day country when the first two letters of its name are removed?

Answer 1556

ASSYRIA

Question 1557

Which of these animal classifications best describes the traditional symbol of the Republican Party?

Answer 1557

PACHYDERM

Question 1558

Which of these animal names is also a unit of measurement commonly used by chemists?

Answer 1558

MOLE

Question 1559

Which of these animal noise words is also the name of a popular online urban city guide?

Answer 1559

YELP

Question 1560

Which of these Animal Planet TV Shows “stars” animals that typically grow the largest?

Answer 1560

GROWING UP CAMEL

Question 1561

Which of these animal terms comes from a Latin word meaning “to gnaw”?

Answer 1561

RODENT

Question 1562

Which of these animals can produce upwards of 500 offspring in a single year?

Answer 1562

COCKROACH

Question 1563

Which of these animals commonly moves around using a technique known as “knuckle-walking”?

Answer 1563

CHIMPANZEES

Question 1564

Which of these animals has the longest gestation period, lasting an average over 20 months?

Answer 1564

ELEPHAND

Question 1565

Which of these animals have webbed hind feet that help them to swim?

Answer 1565

BEAVERS

Question 1566

Which of these animals hunts its prey using echolation, a system of biological sonar?

Answer 1566

BATS

Question 1567

Which of these animals is a marsupial?

Answer 1567

WOMBAT

Question 1568

Which of these animals is classified as an actual variety of fish?

Answer 1568

CATFISH

Question 1569

Which of these animals is known for “breaching”?

Answer 1569

WHALE

Question 1570

Which of these animals is not considered an insect?

Answer 1570

SPIDER

Question 1571

Which of these animals is usually trapped for its fur in the winter when its coat is almost completely white?

Answer 1571

ERMINE

Question 1572

Which of these animals is well known for spitting at people and other creatures when it gets agitated?

Answer 1572

CAMEL

Question 1573

Which of these animals transports food in its cheeks?

Answer 1573

HAMSTER

Question 1574

Which of these animated characters flexes his “muskels” in the 1960 cartoon “Muskels Shmuskels”?

Answer 1574

POPEYE THE SAILOR

Question 1575

Which of these apple varieties shares its name with a well-known mountain in Japan?

Answer 1575

FUJI

Question 1576

Which of these architectural elements is a type of built-in seat located adjacent to a fireplace?

Answer 1576

INGLENOOK

Question 1577

Which of these are the initials of a high-end fashion label and not a code for a US city airport?

Answer 1577

YSL

Question 1578

Which of these articles of clothing fittingly gets its name from the Spanish word for “shade”?

Answer 1578

SOMBRERO

Question 1579

Which of these articles of clothing shares its name with an 18th-century Spanish folk dance?

Answer 1579

BOLERO

Question 1580

Which of these artists is notorious for singing through Auto-Tune pitch CORRECTion software?

Answer 1580

T-PAIN

Question 1581

Which of these artsy surnames is also the name of a division in the World Beard and Moustache Championships?

Answer 1581

DALI

Question 1582

Which of these Asian “Stans” is an ethnic religion and not an independent country?

Answer 1582

KURDISTAN

Question 1583

Which of these athletic pursuits is not one of the three events in a traditional triathalon?

Answer 1583

KAYAKING

Question 1584

Which of these authors’ last names sounds the same as a capital city in Texas?

Answer 1584

JANE AUSTEN

Question 1585

Which of these authors’ monograms is the same as the name of a well-known delivery company?

Answer 1585

D.H. LAWRENCE

Question 1586

Which of these band names does not feature the name of a chemical element?

Answer 1586

STEELY DAN

Question 1587

Which of these bands gets its name from its bassist’s days making change as a cashier at Starbucks?

Answer 1587

NICKELBACK

Question 1588

Which of these Beatles classics featured several lyrics sung in French?

Answer 1588

MICHELLE

Question 1589

Which of these beloved comedy pairings consists of two animated characters and not two real-life people?

Answer 1589

WALLACE AND GROMIT

Question 1590

Which of these beloved Disney characters would be classified by zoologists as a “ruminant”?

Answer 1590

BAMBI

Question 1591

Which of these beloved Sesame Street muppets doesn’t have a nose?

Answer 1591

COOKIE MONSTER

Question 1592

Which of these Ben and Jerry’s flavors was named after a key figure in the 1969 Woodstock festival?

Answer 1592

WAVY GRAVY

Question 1593

Which of these berries is believed to be a hybrid of the blackberry and raspberry?

Answer 1593

LOGANBERRY

Question 1594

Which of these berries is believed to be a hybrid of the blackberry and the raspberry?

Answer 1594

LOGANBERRY

Question 1595

Which of these Best Picture winners is about a fictional character and not a historical figure?

Answer 1595

OLIVER!

Question 1596

Which of these beverages is usually homogenized before being sold to consumers?

Answer 1596

MILK

Question 1597

Which of these big names in aviation is also the first name of one of Sarah Palin’s children?

Answer 1597

PIPER

Question 1598

Which of these Bill Murray movies takes place primarily at Christmas time?

Answer 1598

SCROOGED

Question 1599

Which of these bird names is also a verb meaning “to complain”?

Answer 1599

GROUSE

Question 1600

Which of these birds is able to fly?

Answer 1600

PEACOCK

Question 1601

Which of these birds is able to fly?

Answer 1601

FLAMINGO

Question 1602

Which of these bodies of water was named for the oysters once harvested there?

Answer 1602

PEARL HARBOR

Question 1603

In art, the Greek Titan Atlas is traditionally depicted holding what on his shoulders?

Answer 1603

GLOBE

Question 1604

In astrology, what planetary symbol of communication can cause discord when it is in “retrograde?”

Answer 1604

MERCURY

Question 1605

In the AAMCO song, when does the double beep occur.

Answer 1605

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

Question 1606

In Avatar, the humans infiltrate Pandora in order to raid its supply of what highly valuable mineral?

Answer 1606

UNOBTAMIUM

Question 1607

In baseball lingo,which of the following is known as a “tater”?

Answer 1607

HOME RUN

Question 1608

In baseball, a “balk” is a deceptive and illegal motion made by what player?

Answer 1608

PITCHER

Question 1609

In baseball,home plate is traditionally shaped like a what?

Answer 1609

PENTAGON

Question 1610

In baseball,who is the only fielder positioned in foul territory?

Answer 1610

CATCHER

Question 1611

In basketball, a referee often forms the letter “T” with his hands to indicate a what?

Answer 1611

TECHNICAL FOUL

Question 1612

In birds, the gizzard is an organ that plays an important role in what process?

Answer 1612

DIGESTION

Question 1613

In bowling, how many consecutive strikes comprise a perfectly bowled “300” game?

Answer 1613

12

Question 1614

In business, what phrase is used to describe traditional companies that do not exist purely on the Internet?

Answer 1614

BRICK AND MORTAR

Question 1615

In cartoons,Tweety Bird is often portrayed as the pet of a woman simply referred to by what name?

Answer 1615

GRANNY

Question 1616

In CB radio lingo,the question “What’s your twenty?” is actually asking what?

Answer 1616

WHAT IS YOUR LOCATION?

Question 1617

In celebration of its 15th anniversary,”South Park” sold a real-life version of what snack?

Answer 1617

CHEESY POOFS

Question 1618

In Chicago,you’ll find a kitschy 26-foot tall statue of what actress in a famous pose,white dress billowing up around her?

Answer 1618

MARILYN MONROE

Question 1619

In China,what does a person do with renminbi?

Answer 1619

SPEND IT

Question 1620

In Christianity, Ascension Day is celebrated 40 days after what holiday?

Answer 1620

EASTER

Question 1621

In Christianity, the ashes used on Ash Wednesday are traditionally made by burning what?

Answer 1621

PALM FRONDS

Question 1622

In Christianity,who is said to be the guardian of the Pearly Gates,the entranceway to Heaven?

Answer 1622

SAINT PETER

Question 1623

In college sports,which of these terms refers to an athlete who was never recruited or offered a scholarship?

Answer 1623

WALK-ON

Question 1624

In Colombia,the aptly named “Biblioburros” is a program that uses donkeys to distribute what?

Answer 1624

BOOKS

Question 1625

In comedy, an event where the guest of honor is subjected to humorous criticisms is called a what?

Answer 1625

ROAST

Question 1626

In comic strips, what letters are depicted on bottles to show alcohol?

Answer 1626

XXX

Question 1627

In common flavor of potato chips, “sour cream” is usually paired with what?

Answer 1627

ONION

Question 1628

In competitive swimming, which of these styles is considered the slowest?

Answer 1628

BREASTSTROKE

Question 1629

In cooking, recipes commonly call for “sprigs” of which of these ingredients?

Answer 1629

THYME

Question 1630

In cop drama slang terms, a prepaid cell phone is called a what?

Answer 1630

BURNER

Question 1631

In cosmetic surgery, the temple lift is a procedure that addresses which of the following?

Answer 1631

DROOPY EYES