General Trivia 3 Flashcards

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

A

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

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

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IMAGING

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

A

RESTRAINT

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

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SARAJEVO

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

A

EMPLOYMENT

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

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ALPHA

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

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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

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

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GOLIATH

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

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CIGARETTE FACTORY

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

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ASIA

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

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MARGARET

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

A

JUNKYARD

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

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RESEARCH

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

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CHICAGO

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

A

CRATCHIT

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

A

TOYS

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

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NOISES EVERYWHERE

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

A

TO MARKET

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

A

FLOUNDER

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

A

WASPS

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

A

IN A TREE

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

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Mountain

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

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MISSISSIPPI

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

A

FLYING SQUIRREL

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

A

APPLE TREE

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

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NEEDLE AND THREAD

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

A

VIRGINIA

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

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SPERM WHALE

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

A

NEW JERSEY

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

A

DENTIST

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

A

ELECTRIC COMPANY

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

A

ELECTRIC COMPANY

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

A

PIG

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

A

GUITAR AMPLIFIERS

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

A

BOSTON RED SOX

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

A

PIGPEN

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

A

WESTERN PIONEERS

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

A

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

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

A

RIVER

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

A

JULIANNA MARGULIES

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

A

SUNRISE

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

A

WHALE

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

A

BLIND

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

A

FLOWERS

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

A

REACH THE NORTH POLE

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46
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In the early ’90s, comic strip housewife Blondie Bumstead began a career as a what?

A

CATERER

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47
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In the fairy tale ending of “Pretty Woman,” what does Edward do to “rescue” Vivian?

A

CLIMB A FIRE ESCAPE

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

A

I SAW

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

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POACHED

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

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RACKETEER

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

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REBOOT

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

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JOHNNY B. GOODE

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

A

DR.PEPPER

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

A

GAELIC

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

A

SIX WHITE HORSES

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

A

TREATY

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

A

COUNTRY

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

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GEESE-A-LAYING

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

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PEKING DUCK

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

A

78

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

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FALL ASLEEP

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

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HEART

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

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LIVER

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

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HEART

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

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DIGESTIVE

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

A

FLEXING HER BICEPS

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

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MARTINIS

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

A

NEW YORK

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

A

YEAST

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

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TACO BELL

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

A

L *CORRECT*

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

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HAWAII

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

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HELICOPTER

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

A

CORPORAL

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

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KLICK

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

A

I’M GOING TO TAKE A BATH

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

A

THE PLASTICS

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

A

2

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

A

ARAGORN

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

A

ALPS

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

A

TELEGRAPH

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

A

FURS

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

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FURS

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

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UNIFORM,SIERRA,ALPHA

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

A

HULL OF A SHIP

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

A

SUPER PAC

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

A

KNITTING

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

A

WASHINGTON

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

A

3 *CORRECT*

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

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THE CHEESE

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

A

MOSES

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

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7

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

A

GEORGE JETSON

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

A

HISTORY

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

A

GEORGE CLOONEY

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

A

FILL UP THE TANK,HANK

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

A

JACK

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

A

SON AND DAUGHTER

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

A

ASKED

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

A

SOMEBODY SNEEZES

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

A

BLOOD TYPE

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

A

TAPIOCA

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

A

SABER-TOOTHED SQUIRREL

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

A

COMIC BOOK ARTISTS

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

A

EGGS

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

A

GRAND

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

A

TRAIN CARS

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

A

JUST TO WATCH HIM DIE

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

A

NOSE

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

A

C-NOTE

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

A

HELICOPTER

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

A

NEWSPAPERS

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

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CIRCUITS

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

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MAY 25th

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

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43%

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

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ACCELERATION

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

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SOLDIERS IN COMBAT

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

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PAINT

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

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WATCH POCKET

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

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WORLD WAR II

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

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CARNATION

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

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

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

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GERMAN

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

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VODKA

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

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QUADRILLION

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

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LABOR DAY

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

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BABY CARRIAGE

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

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FEBRUARY

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

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MARGARET THATCHER

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

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FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT

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

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LIGHT

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

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SKI JUMPING

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

A

GENERATION

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In the world of comics,who is Selina Kyle?

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CATWOMAN

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

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BATGIRL

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

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THE RIDDLER

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

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ELYSIUM

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

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HUMAN INTEREST

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

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LIAR’S PARADOX

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

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NAME ONLY

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

A

THE “MILLIONAIRE MATCHMAKER”

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

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PAPER SHREDDER

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

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FISH

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

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TENNIS

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

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OXYGEN

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

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AARON NEVILLE

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

A

BEND AND SNAP

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

A

VINCENT VAN GOGH

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

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HOBBIT

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

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FIREFIGHTER

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

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A STAR

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

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12

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

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TEENS

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

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SALLY

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

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TOM HANKS

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

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METAL

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

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THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK

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158
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In what body of water are the islands collectively known as the Grecian Archipelago found?

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AEGEAN SEA

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159
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In what classic comedy does a confused Steve Martin memorably exclaim “Those aren’t pillows!”?

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PLANES,TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES

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

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GREASE

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

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CUBA

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

A

JAPAN

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163
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In what Denzel Washington movie does he say “We didn’t land on Plymouth Rock. Plymouth Rock landed on us!”?

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MALCOLM X

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

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PULP FICTION

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

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CAPE FEAR

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

A

ANALYZE THIS

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

A

MISERY

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

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SPANISH

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

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PRACTICAL MAGIC

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

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DINER

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

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THE SHINING

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

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STAIRCASE

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

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GRAND CANYON

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

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NEVADA

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

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UTAH

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

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NEW MEXICO

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

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1926

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

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1967

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179
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In what year did thousands of baby boomers converge in San Francisco for the so-called “Summer of Love”?

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1967

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180
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In what ’90s movie does Winona Ryder fail an impromptu pop quiz about the definition of irony?

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REALITY BITES

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

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SHALLOW HAL

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

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FOOSBALL

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

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NEW ORLEANS

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

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ANNIE

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

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WEDDING CRASHERS

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

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ETHIOPIA

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

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ARGENTINA

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

A

WHAT LIES BENEATH

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189
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In which of these films is Joaquin Phoenix credited as “Leaf Phoenix,” his self-given childhood moniker?

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PARENTHOOD

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190
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In which of these films is the director not also the lead actor?

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MICHAEL CLAYTON

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

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ITALIAN

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

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RAILROAD STATION

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193
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In which of these occupations would a person likely suffer from the medical condition known as “circadian dysrhythmia”?

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FLIGHT ATTENDANT

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

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ARCHERY

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

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HAWAII

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

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ARIZONA DESERT

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

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BOXING

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

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WATER POLO

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

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FIELD HOCKEY

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

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SOCCER

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

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TENNIS

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

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BASKETBALL

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

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SNOW WHITE

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

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TORSO

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

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BRIDESMAID

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

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SANTA’S SUPER SLEIGH

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

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ENORMOUS GRIN

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

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CHARLIE DON’T SURF

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

A

THE DALAI LAMA

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

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BLUEBERRY

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

A

THE PRICE IS WRONG!

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

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GOOFUS

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

A

TWISTED SISTER

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

A

ARAMIS

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

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PALERMO

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

A

BASKETBALL

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

A

CHEWBACCA

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

A

I DON’T CARE

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

A

DO A SERVICE FOR ME

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

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WEEDING HIS GARDEN

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

A

THOMAS

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

A

SIX FINGERS

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

A

FIGHT

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

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BAMBOO

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

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CLAUDE DEBUSSY

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

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ATLANTA

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

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TONY BLAIR

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

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NORA EPHRON

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

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KICKBOXING

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

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FROZEN YOGURT

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

A

FACEBOOK

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

A

RAW

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

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ANTELOPE

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

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SNAKE

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

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FRAN DRESCHER

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

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MOROCCAN

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

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MCMANSION

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

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BLUE

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

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LOUIS

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

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FREAKONOMICS

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

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HORSES

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

A

COTTAGE CHEESE

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

A

CURACAO

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

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FRUIT JUICY RED

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

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IMAC

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

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THINNING HAIR

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

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BANNED BOOKS

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

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PALMOLIVE

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

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KEWPIE DOLLS

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

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KEWPIE DOLLS

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

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JAMAICA

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

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CAKES

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

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RAZZLES

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

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BARBECUE SAUCE

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

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GLASSES

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

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GLASSES

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

A

BASKETBALL SHOE

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

A

KHAKI PANTS

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

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COOKING RANGES

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

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KENNETH COLE

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

A

HUD

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

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WRISTWATCHES

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

A

OCTUPUS

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

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BRAKES

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265
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Introduced in the ’50s,the first Swanson frozen TV dinners were ready to eat in how many minutes?

A

25

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

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CORN SYRUP

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

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LATIN DANCE

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

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STEREO SPEAKERS

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

A

SPAIN

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

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NIGHTHAWK

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

A

THE SOUP NAZI

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

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SHAG

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

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CHINA

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

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OLD SPICE

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

A

THE LONG FORM

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

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MIND YOUR BUSINESS

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277
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It is often said about what Hollywood legend that she did everything her partner did,only “backwards and in high heels”?

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GINGER ROGERS

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278
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Jazz legend Charlie Parker is best known for playing what instrument?

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SAXOPHONE

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279
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Jeans get their name from the French word for what European city,where the first denim trousers were made?

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GENOA

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280
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Jeff Lewis,host of the reality series “Flipping Out,” has what main occupation?

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REAL ESTATE INVESTOR

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281
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Jeremy Piven’s character on TV’s “Entourage” is said to be modeled after what politician’s brother

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RAMH

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282
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Jim Carrey plays many roles, including Ebenezer Scrooge, in a 2009 adaptation of what classic story?

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A Christmas Carol

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283
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Joanna Kramer,Karen Silkwood,and Miranda Priestly are all characters portrayed by what film actress?

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MERYL STREEP

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

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INDIA

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285
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John F. Kennedy’s Pulitzer Prize-winning account of eight great political leaders is titled “Profiles in” what?

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COURAGE

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286
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John Lennon’s 1971 song “Imagine” asks listeners to imagine a world without all but which of these things?

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POLITICS

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

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BEER

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288
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Johnny Depp modeled his Pirates of the Caribbean character in large part after what musician?

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KEITH RICHARDS

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

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MEXICO

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

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DIANE LANE

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

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STEROID USE

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

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IN SOUTH DETROIT

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293
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Jude Law claims he was named after both a Beatles song and the title character of a novel by whom?

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THOMAS HARDY

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294
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Julia Roberts became the first actress to be paid $20 million for her role in what movie?

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ERIN BROCKOVICH

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

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6 AND 2

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

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HAIR COLOR

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

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BLINDFOLD

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

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PAKISTAN

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

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COFFEE

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

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SCARLETT JOHANSSON

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

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THE BEACH BOYS

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

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SOUTH PACIFIC

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

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THOMAS JEFFERSON

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

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ENRON

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

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THE CLOSER

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

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AFGHANISTAN

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

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AFGHANISTAN

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

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AFGHANISTAN

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

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GOAT

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

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CHEESE

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

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COSTCO

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

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ALONG YOUR THIGH

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

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NINA SIMONE

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

A

ECSTASY

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

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ANAHEIM

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

A

NEUROSURGERY

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

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OLEG CASSINI

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

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DAVID BOWIE

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

A

227 *CORRECT*

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320
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Known for his big mouth,Cartman from “South Park” has been described as a little version of what classic sitcom character?

A

ARCHIE BUNKER

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

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STANLEY FRANK MUSIAL

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

A

DAISY

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

A

HAZELNUT

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

A

IN THE AIR TONIGHT

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

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TCM

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

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ROSWELL, NM

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327
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Known for its signature square bottles, Essie is a leading maker of what beauty product?

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NAIL POLISH

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

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FRA DIAVOLO

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

A

THE LAUGHING COW

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330
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Known for playing Arizona on “Grey’s Anatomy,” actress Jessica Capshaw has what famous stepdad?

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STEVEN SPIELBERG

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331
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Known for the hit “Mr.Roboto,” the band Styx shares its name with a famous what in Greek mythology?

A

RIVER

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332
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Known for their classic fairy tale collections,the Brothers Grimm had what first names?

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JACOB & WILHEIM

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

A

FASHION

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334
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Known to most Americans by his Anglicized name,Cristobal Colon was a famous what?

A

EXPLORER

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335
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Known to ruin the occasional reputation,Page Six is a famous gossip column in what U.S. newspaper?

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NEW YORK POST

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

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27

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

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ARKANSAS

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

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BOOKS

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

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CROCODILE

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

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RED

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

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VATICAN CITY

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

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ANDY WARHOL

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

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ORANGE

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

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PRADA

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

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NANCY DREW

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

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APPLE

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

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OBESITY

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

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JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE!

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

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HORSESHOES

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

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BRAVEHEART

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

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MIRROR WRITING

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

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100TH *CORRECT*

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

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LEAF

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

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GRILL

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

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VANDALISM

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

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REGGAE

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

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LARA CROFT

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

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HOOVER

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

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ABBA

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

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TAJ MAHAL

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

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SATURDAY

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

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ZUCCINI

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

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EXECUTIVE DECISION

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

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GIMLET

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365
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Limestone that has been heated and pressurized eventually turns into what building material?

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MARBLE

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366
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Lipase is a digestive enzyme used by the body to break down what food component?

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FAT

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

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RADIO

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

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GRILLING

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369
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LL Cool J once jokingly teased he was “too sexy for Barbara,” during an appearance on what talk show?

A

THE VIEW

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370
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Loaded dice would give an unfair advantage to players of which of these casino games?

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CRAPS

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

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MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

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

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TOKYO

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

A

CABBAGE PATCH KIDS

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

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SALEM WITCH TRIALS

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

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BILLIE JEAN KING

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

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THEODORE ROOSEVELT

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

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WINGS

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

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GOOSEBUMPS

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379
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Logophobia is an irrational fear of what?

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WORDS

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

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MUSHROOM

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

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SCRAPBOOKING

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

A

THE MUSTACHE OF JUSTICE

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

A

FRENCH

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384
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Love Field is a major airport of which of these US cities?

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DALLAS

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

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DOS EQUIS

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

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MOON

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

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IMMUNE

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388
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Lynne Spears’s 2008 memoir “Through the Storm” chronicles the ups and downs of parenting a what?

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POP STAR

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

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RHODE ISLAND

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

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BROWN

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

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ROMANIA

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

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POMPADOUR

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

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NEW ZEALAND

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

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THAILAND

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

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GREECE

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

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ITALY

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

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IN A KITCHEN

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

A

PINK

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

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2400

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

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RAPUNZEL

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

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JAMBA JUICE

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

A

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

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

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TABLEWARE

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

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BOUNCING A CHECK

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

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DISSERTATION

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406
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Many graduate students find themselves in the ambiguous status commonly known as “ABD,” or “all but” what?

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DISSERTATION

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

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LIMBURGER

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

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DIAMONDS

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

A

DEATH VALLEY

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

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SPECIAL K

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

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LAUNDRY DETERGENT

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

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FOREHEAD

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

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RED

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

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RED

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

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GRAND CANYON

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

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MAGNUM OPUS

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

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CUT PASTA

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

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CHOPPING

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

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FLIP FLOPS

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

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MIGUEL DE CERVANTES

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

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TEACHER

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

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EX PARTE

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

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EXEUNT

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

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HEARTS

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

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UTAH

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

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1980S

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427
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Meg Ryan was married for ten years to what leading man,her costar in the 1987 comedy “Innerspace”?

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DENNIS QUAID

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

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SCARY SPICE

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429
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Members of Gideon International are best known for their distribution of what items in hotel rooms?

A

BIBLES

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430
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Members of Gideons International are best known for their distribution of what items in hotel rooms?

A

BIBLES

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

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SHOES

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

A

SPANISH

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

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WOODED VALLEY

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

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BARRICADE

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435
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Mentioned in “Twas the Night Before Christmas”,a “Sugarplum” is what kind of treat?

A

CANDY

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436
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Merino wool comes from sheep originally native to what country?

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SPAIN

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437
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Merriam-Webster credits what prominent figure with popularizing a new definition of the word “earmark”?

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JOHN MCCAIN

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438
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Michael Balzary, bassist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, is better known by what insect-inspired alias?

A

FLEA

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439
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Michael Jackson’s father shares his name with a famous baseball player who had what nickname?

A

SHOELESS

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440
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Michael Jordan has appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine playing all but which of these sports?

A

TENNIS

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441
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Millions more viewers tuned in for Little Ricky’s birth on “I Love Lucy” than whose inauguration the next day?

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DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER

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442
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Miners used to carry canaries into the mines in order to detect what?

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POISONOUS GASES

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443
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Moet & Chandon’s headquarters in France features a statue of which of these French icons?

A

DOM PERIGNON

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

A

FRENCH RIVIERA

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445
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Most experts would agree that which of these kitchen staples is the best way to treat a jellyfish sting?

A

VINEGAR

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

A

“OH STEWARDESS!I SPEAK JIVE.”

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

A

BUTTERFLIES

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448
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Most household aquariums are equipped with bubbler systems to maintain levels of what gas?

A

OXYGEN

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449
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Most of the world’s supply of table sugar is derived from either sugar cane or what other sucrose-filled vegetable?

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SUGAR BEET

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

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BOTSWANA

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

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4

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

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POTOMAC

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453
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Movie posters for which of these biopics sported the tagline “A life misunderestimated”?

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W.

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

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JAMES BOND

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

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JAPAN

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

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SOUTH KOREA

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457
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Muscatel is a sweet-flavored type of what?

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WINE

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458
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Muscatel is a sweet-flavored type of what?

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WINE

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

A

BABY

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460
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Mycotic,psoriatic and rheumatoid are three varieties of what common medical condition?

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ARTHRITIS

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461
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Myology is the scientific study of what?

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MUSCLES

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

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TEXACO

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

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CAVITY SAM

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464
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N2O is the chemical formula for what?

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LAUGHING GAS

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

A

APU

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466
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Named #1 jingle of the century by Ad Age,”You Deserve a break today” appeared in ads for what?

A

MCDONALD’S

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467
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Named after her father, what best-selling author was born with the unusual name Howard Allen O’Brien?

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ANNE RICE

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468
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Named after Sergei Rachmanioff, “Rach 3” is the nickname of a famous what?

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PIANO CONCERTO

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

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VENUS

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470
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Named for a city in Poland,what food has been described as “a bagel that’s lost inside a Polish joke”?

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BIALY

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471
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Named for a famous fictional character, a “Cyber-Cyrano” is a person paid to write what?

A

ONLINE DATING PROFILES

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472
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Named for a famous poet, Pushkin Square is a busy intersection in what world city?

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MOSCOW

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473
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Named for a key figure in its history,Myles Standish State Forest is located in what U.S. state?

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MASSACHUSETTS

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

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ENGLAND

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475
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Named for a nearby embassy,the renowned Spanish Steps are a tourist attraction not in Spain,but in what city?

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ROME

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476
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Named for a Shakespeare character, a balcony roughly large enough for one person to use is called a what?

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JULIET BALCONY

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477
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Named for her most famous screen role,”Foxy” is the title of a 2010 memoir by what actress?

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PAM GRIER

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478
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Named for its distinctive shape, a porkpie is what type of fashion accessory?

A

HAT

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479
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Named for its proximity to the border between two states, the Flora-Bama nightclub is located where?

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SOUTHEAST

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

A

POINT .200

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481
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Named for the activity that inspired their design,which of these terms refers to a popular kind of women’s shoe?

A

BALLET FLAT

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482
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Named for the artist who famously photographed it,Mount Ansal Adams is a peak in what U.S. mountain range?

A

SIERRA NEVADA

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483
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Named for the artist’s last name, who released the number-one album “Raymond v. Raymond” in 2010?

A

USHER

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484
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Named for the Dutch business that originated it,what is an Asscher cut?

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SHAPE OF DIAMOND

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485
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Named for the Dutch city where it originated,Gouda is a well-known type of what?

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CHEESE

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486
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Named for the expensive spice, the color saffron is what hue?

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YELLOW-ORANGE

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487
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Named for the Fair Isaac Corporation, a FICO score measures a person’s what?

A

CREDIT RATING

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488
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Named for the physicist who invented it,a Moog is what type of musical instrument?

A

KEYBOARD

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489
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Named for the state where they were developed,concrete barrier walls that often line highways are called what?

A

JERSEY BARRIERS

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490
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Named for the town’s most famous disc-jockey, “Moondog” is a lovable mascot of what city’s NBA team?

A

CLEVELAND

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491
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Named for the writer who first popularized it,what questionnaire appears in issues of “Vanity Fair”?

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PROUST QUESTIONNAIRE

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492
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Named for the young star who popularized it,”The Bieber” is a style of what?

A

HAIRCUT

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

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FIFE AND DRUM CORPS

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494
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Native to Borneo,the proboscis monkey gets its name because the males have what distinctive body part?

A

BIG NOSE

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495
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Natives of what country traditionally have a last name that combines their father’s first name with either “son” or “dottir”?

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ICELAND

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496
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Navis Amoris is a loose Latin translation of what classic TV show’s title?

A

THE LOVE BOAT

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497
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New England barn owners know that mixing ferric oxide with linseed oil,lime and milk creates what color paint?

A

RED

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498
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New York’s Oak Beach Inn is believed to be the birthplace of what cocktail?

A

LONG ISLAND ICED TEA

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499
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Nicknamed “Hemingway cats” for the author who owned several,polydactyl cats have what distinctive trait?

A

EXTRA TOES

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500
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Nicole Richie’s first child,Harlow,was reportedly named after a famous 1930s what?

A

MOVIE STAR

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501
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Night of the Living Dead popularized what monster?

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ZOMBIES

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502
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Nobel laureate Robert Richardson once claimed that party balloons should cost $100 apiece because of what gas’s scarcity?

A

HELIUM

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503
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North America is connected to South America by an isthmus located in what country?

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PANAMA

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504
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Norton and McAfee are two of the biggest names in what type of computer software?

A

ANTI-VIRUS

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505
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Not as pleasant as it sounds, giving someone a “Glasgow kiss” means doing what to them?

A

HEADBUTTING THEM

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506
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Not connected to another bone in the body,the hyoid bone is supported by a network of muscles located in what area?

A

NECK

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507
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Not just an Asian-inspired menu item,which of the following is a publicly traded commodity that is sold as in investment?

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PORK BELLIES

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

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MUSHROOMS

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509
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Not quite as American as apple pie,what came in second on the American Pie Council’s 2008 survey of favorite flavors?

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PUMPKIN

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510
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Not surprisingly, what classic novel figures prominently in the plot of the 2010 teen comedy “Easy A”?

A

THE SCARLET LETTER

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511
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Not surprisingly,which of these countries often ranks lowest on the Reporters Without Borders “Press Freedom Index”?

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NORTH KOREA

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512
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Not surprisingly,Wiz Khalifa’s rap hit “Black and Yellow” served as what NFL team’s unofficial anthem in 2011?

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PITTSBURGH STEELERS

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513
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Notable for its narrow, curly outer leaves, which of these fancy green salads is also called “curly endive”?

A

FRISEE

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

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LOUISIANA

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515
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Notably worn by Theodore Roosevelt,pince-nez are a type of what fashion accessory?

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EYEGLASSES

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516
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Noted for its grainy texture, sucanet is an alleged healthier version of what common kitchen ingredient?

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SUGAR

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517
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Nova Scotia,or “Nova” for short,is a popular but pricey type of what food?

A

SMOKED SALMON

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518
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Novice callers to sports talk shows often use which of these phrases as part of their greetings?

A

FIRST TIME,LONG TIME

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519
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Now available in a variety of flavors, the original Malibu Rum is flavored with what exotic fruit?

A

COCONUT

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520
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Now considered a classic teen comedy,the 1995 film “Clueless” is loosely based on what classic novel?

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EMMA

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521
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Now known as “The Gospel of Wealth,” the 1889 article arguing that the wealthy must aid society was written by whom?

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ANDREW CARNEGIE

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522
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Now named for the last name of its inventor, what exercise system was first known as “contrology”?

A

PILATES

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523
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Now older than much of its audience,which TV network celebrated its 30th birthday on August 1,2011?

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MTV

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524
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Now present in all 50 U.S. states, in 1962 the very first Wal-Mart store opened where?

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ARKANSAS

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525
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Now produced around the world,Riesling is a white variety of wine that originated in what country?

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GERMANY

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526
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Nuclear reactors generate energy by splitting the atoms of which of these elements?

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URANIUM

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527
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Nutritionists use the glycemic index to rank foods based on how they affect a person’s what?

A

BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL

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528
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Octoberfest is a famous beer festival held each year in what German city?

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MUNICH

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529
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Octothorpe is another name for what common computer keyboard symbol?

A

NUMBER SIGN

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530
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Oddly enough,on the 2012 sitcom “Are You There,Chelsea?” Chelsea Handler does not play “Chelsea,” but whom?

A

CHELSEA’S SISTER

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

A

HE WAS DIVORCED

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532
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Of the 193 member states of the United Nations,the greatest number–54–are from what continent?

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AFRICA

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533
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Of the 2006 movie “Dreamgirls,” what singer once joked,”I’m going to see it with my lawyers”?

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DIANA ROSS

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534
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Of the following Tonys,who is the only won to have won a Tony Award?

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TONY KUSHNER

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535
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Of the world’s seven continents,four have names that begin with what letter?

A

A

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536
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Of these clothing brand names,which is the only one that refers to a specific geographic region?

A

PATAGONIA

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537
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Of these Starbucks coffee sizes,which is the smallest?

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TALL

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538
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Of these “50 Greatest Political Moments” listed on Politico.com,which occurred first?

A

DUKAKIS GETS TANKED

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539
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Officially called the University of Southern California,USC in Los Angeles is sarcastically nicknamed the “University of” what?

A

SPOILED CHILDREN

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540
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Often a topic in the world of yoga,what is a “chakra”?

A

AN ENERGY ZONE IN THE BODY

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541
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Often associated with weddings,an advanced notice stating the date of the big event is called a what?

A

SAVE-THE-DATE

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542
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Often called Coach K, he won a fourth NCAA men’s basketball title with what school in 2010?

A

DUKE

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543
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Often called the “Mozart of the Madras,” A.R. Rahman is a prolific composer from what country?

A

INDIA

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544
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Often called the “poor man’s koi,” a shubunkin is a popular variety of what?

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GOLDFISH

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545
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Often called the “richest city in the world,” Abu Dhabi is located in what Middle Eastern country?

A

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

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546
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Often called “Rooster Sauce” because of the image on its label, Sriracha is a popular brand of what?

A

HOT SAUCE

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547
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Often causing injury,the hard-to-open plastic packaging encasing many electronics is known as what?

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CLAMSHELL PACKAGING

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548
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Often compared to “Tetris,” which of these is the name of a wildly popular smartphone puzzle game?

A

BEJEWELED

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549
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Often confused with “e.g.,” which of these phrases best conveys the meaning of the abbreviation of “i.e.”?

A

THAT IS

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550
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Often described as the nation’s largest block party,The Calle Ocho Festival takes place annually in what U.S. city?

A

MIAMI

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551
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Often dubbed “the St.Tropez of South America,” Punta del Este is an upscale resort located where?

A

URUGUAY

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552
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Often featuring a woman in white silhouette,a gem brooch that is carved in a raised design is called a what?

A

CAMEO

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553
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Often found in cafes throughout the Middle East, a hookah is an ancient device traditionally used to do what?

A

SMOKE TOBACCO

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554
Q

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

A

SMOKE TOBACCO

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555
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Often found in the pockets of new clothes,silica gel packets are “desiccants,” meaning they do what?

A

SOAK UP MOISTURE

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556
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Often governing the use of music,books and films acquired online,”DRM” stands for what kind of “Management”?

A

DIGITAL RIGHTS

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557
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Often heard at weddings, “May the road rise to meet you” is the start of what traditional blessing of what country?

A

IRELAND

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558
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Often located in airports and train stations, what restaurant chain’s logo features a halo above a pretzel?

A

AUNTIE ANNE’S

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559
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Often located in convenience stores,RedBox kiosks offer a simple way for consumers to do what?

A

RENT DVDS

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560
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Often made by pranksters in photos,the “rabbit ears” hand signal is identical to what other gesture?

A

PEACE SIGN

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561
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Often marketed as a cure-all for fatigue and aging, royal jelly is a secretion produced by what animals?

A

HONEY BEES

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562
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Often misportrayed in film and TV,Dissociative Identity Disorder is a condition formerly known as what?

A

MULTIPLE PERSONALITY DISORDER

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563
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Often misquoted the “Wall Street” line “Greed…is good” actually contains what phrase after the first word?

A

FOR LACK OF A BETTER WORD

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564
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Often needed after a trip to IKEA, what tool is also known as a “hex key”?

A

ALLEN WRENCH

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565
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Often part of a traditional Jewish wedding, the “ketubah” is a type of what?

A

MARRIAGE CONTRACT

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566
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Often read at weddings,the Bible verse 1 Corinthians 13:4 begins “Love is patient,love is” what?

A

KIND

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567
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Often referred to as the “good cholesterol,” HDL stands for “high- density” what?

A

LIPOPROTEIN

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568
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Often referred to as “NASCAR Valley,” what U.S. state is home to the NASCAR Hall of Fame?

A

NORTH CAROLINA

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569
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Often seen in postcards of Paris,the historic Pont-Neuf is what type of structure?

A

BRIDGE

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570
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Often served as an hors’d’oeuvres, a cornichon is a what?

A

SMALL PICKLE

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571
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Often served with gravy,steak that’s been coated with flour and deep fried is known by which of the following?

A

CHICKEN-FRIED STEAK

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572
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Often served with sushi as a palate cleanser,gari is a type of pickled what?

A

GINGER

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573
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Often served with tea,a “crumpet” is most aptly described as which of the following?

A

AN UNSWEETENED MUFFIN

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574
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Often sporting an outfit covered with shamrocks,Lucky the Leprechaun is the official mascot of what NBA team?

A

BOSTON CELTICS

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575
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Often topped with caviar or smoked salmon, a blini is a small what?

A

PANCAKE

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576
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Often topped with confectioners’ sugar, the New Orleans delicacy beignets are a type of what?

A

FRIED PASTRY

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577
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Often used a magic symbol,a pentacle is what shape?

A

FIVE-POINTED STAR

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578
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Often used in desserts, mascarpone is an Italian variety of what?

A

CHEESE

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579
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Often used in French, what pronunciation mark is always placed under a letter and never above it?

A

CEDILLA

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580
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Often used in French,what pronunciation mark is always placed under a letter and never above it?

A

CEDILLA

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581
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Often used in the past to transport cargo, a windjammer is a large type of which vehicle?

A

SAILBOAT

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582
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Often used sarcastically,someone who is very cool is often said to be “all that” plus what snack food?

A

A BAG OF CHIPS

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583
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Often used to describe an accomplished conductor,the word “maestro” comes from which of these languages?

A

ITALIAN

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584
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Often used to describe something incredibly dumb online,Urban Dictionary defines “smh” as what?

A

SHAKING MY HEAD

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585
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Often used to make clothing, pima is a variety of what?

A

COTTON

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586
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Often used to make shawls,pashmina is woven from the soft wool of what animals?

A

GOATS

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587
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Often very annoying to people dining nearby,pagophagia is the compulsive chewing of what?

A

ICE

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588
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Often viewed as the fifth taste detected by the human tongue, “umami” is closely associated with what foodstuff?

A

MSG

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589
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Often wrapped in lettuce leaves, barbecued short ribs called kalbi are a key part of the cuisine of what nation?

A

SOUTH KOREA

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590
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Often “played” by car horns,the classic Mexican folk song “La Cucaracha” tells the story of a type of what?

A

INSECT

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591
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On a 2012 “Glee” episode,Ricky Martin sings “Soy sexy y lo sabes” in a bilingual rendition of a hit song by what group?

A

LMFAO

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592
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On a bank check for a million dollars,the “Amount” box should feature a “1” with how many zeros?

A

SIX

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593
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On a classic episode of the “Brady Bunch,” Jan makes up an imaginary boyfriend with what name?

A

GEORGE GLASS

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594
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On a classic “Seinfeld” episode, George undergoes a phenomenon called “shrinkage” as a result of doing what?

A

SWIMMING IN A POOL

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595
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On a classic “Seinfeld” episode,what future “desperate housewife” declared “They’re real,and they’re spectacular”?

A

TERI HATCHER

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596
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On a direct flight,which of these pairs of cities are farthest apart in terms of air miles?

A

MIAMI AND PHOENIX

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597
Q

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

A

150 FEET

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598
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On a man’s jacket, “notch” and “peak” are two common styles of what?

A

LAPELS

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599
Q

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

A

SCHINDLER’S LIST

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600
Q

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

A

HOLD MICROPHONES

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601
Q

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

A

BACKYARDIGANS

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602
Q

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

A

LOBSTER THERMIDOR

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603
Q

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

A

TRIANGLES

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604
Q

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

A

N

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605
Q

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

A

SPACE BAR

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606
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On a standard QWERTY computer keyboard,which of these keys is not directly above the space bar?

A

P

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607
Q

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

A

COMMA

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608
Q

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

A

0

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609
Q

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

A

TERRAIN ELEVATION

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610
Q

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

A

JIMMY DEAN

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611
Q

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

A

JAUNDICE

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612
Q

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

A

EUSTACHIAN TUBE

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613
Q

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

A

TOLL HOUSE INN

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614
Q

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

A

CAULIFLOWER

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615
Q

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

A

ORANGE JUICE

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616
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Which of these foods is commonly sold in probiotic varieties?

A

YOGURT

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617
Q

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

A

SALMON

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618
Q

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

A

CELERY

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619
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Which of these football-related verbs is also the name of a football position?

A

TACKLE

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620
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Which of these foreign automobile brands translates as “the people’s car” in its country of origin?

A

VOLKSWAGEN

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621
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Which of these foreign-language words literally means “the many”?

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HOI POLLOI

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622
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Which of these former presidents did not serve as a governor before being elected to the White House?

A

GEORGE H.W. BUSH

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623
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Which of these FOX shows was not created by animation impresario Seth MacFarlane?

A

KING OF THE HILL

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624
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Which of these fractions can be further reduced?

A

4/8 *CORRECT*

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625
Q

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

A

FAIT ACCOMPLI

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626
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Which of these French phrases means “to know how to act”?

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SAVOIR-FAIRE

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627
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Which of these French terms is used to refer to the main exhibit in a collection?

A

PIECE DE RESISTANCE

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628
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Which of these funny expressions is Yiddish for “dirt?”

A

SCHMUT

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629
Q

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

A

PICTIONARY

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630
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Which of these gases is not considered one of the “greenhouse gases” believed to contribute to global warming?

A

NEON

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631
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Which of these gemstones is named after a Russian czar?

A

ALEXANDRITE

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632
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Which of these genres of world music traces its roots to the Mexican Revolution?

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RANCHERA

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633
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Which of these geological features shares its name with a verb meaning “to reach a stable level”?

A

PLATEAU

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634
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Which of these geometric-sounding names is synonymous with the word “scam”?

A

PYRAMID SCHEME

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635
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Which of these glands are present only in a person’s skin?

A

SWEAT

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636
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Which of these golf terms comes from a Latin word meaning “equality”?

A

PAR

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637
Q

Which of these government agencies is headquartered in Atlanta?

A

CDC

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638
Q

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

A

BEN BERNANKE

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639
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Which of these government programs would most likely be affected by “entitlement reform”?

A

MEDICARE

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640
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Which of these grocery items is commonly sold in a container that features a gabled top?

A

MILK

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641
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Which of these groups define almost all hemophiliacs?

A

MALES

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642
Q

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

A

FIVE RECTANGLES

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643
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Which of these guitar parts shares its name with a verb meaning “to worry”?

A

FRET

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644
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Which of these has never been the title of a reality series about people who attempt to flip houses?

A

ON THE FLIP SIDE

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645
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Which of these healthy edibles is a type of algae?

A

KELP

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646
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Which of these heavy metal bands was named after the title of a Bob Dylan song?

A

JUDAS PRIEST

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647
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Which of these herb names comes first in the title of a classic 1966 album by Simon and Garfunkel?

A

PARSLEY

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648
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Which of these historic events took place in New Jersey?

A

HAMILTON-BURR DUEL

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649
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Which of these historic events took place in NJ?

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HAMILTON-BURR DUEL

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650
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Which of these historic leaders was known to wear clothing he made himself using a spinning wheel?

A

GHANDI

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651
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Which of these historical events occurred earliest in the calendar year?

A

SINKING OF THE TITANIC

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652
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Which of these History network TV series is hosted by the prominent Egyptologist Dr. Zahi Hawass?

A

CHASING MUMMIES

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653
Q

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

A

JOY TO THE WORLD

654
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Which of these hit Tom Cruise films is famous for its somewhat gratuitous shirtless volleyball scene?

A

TOP GUN

655
Q

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

A

ROCK THE CASBAH

656
Q

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

A

DEEP IMPACT

657
Q

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

A

MICROWAVE OVEN

658
Q

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

A

AIR PURIFIER

659
Q

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

A

AJAX

660
Q

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

A

HUNT AND PECK

661
Q

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

A

STREP THROAT

662
Q

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

A

SARDINES

663
Q

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

A

FLUTE

664
Q

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

A

BALENCIAGA

665
Q

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

A

PAULIE WALNUTS

666
Q

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

A

NEW YORK MINUTE

667
Q

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

A

KIDROCK.COM

668
Q

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

A

MIXOLOGIST

669
Q

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

A

PHOTIC SNEEZE REFLEX

670
Q

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

A

WHACK-A-MOLE

671
Q

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

A

FREEDOM WATCH

672
Q

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

A

DEVILING

673
Q

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

A

TWO ARE MEN,ONE’S A WOMAN

674
Q

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

A

BOTH G’S ARE BLUE

675
Q

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

A

PALE CHEST,TAN ARMS

676
Q

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

A

ORIGINAL U.S. COLONIES

677
Q

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

A

ORIGINAL U.S. COLONIES

678
Q

Which of these is not a popular Facebook game?

A

SUBURBVILLE

679
Q

Which of these is not a real movie title?

A

28 WEEKS *CORRECT*

680
Q

Which of these is not a reed instrument?

A

CORNNET

681
Q

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

A

SCRAM BRACELET

682
Q

Which of these is not an actual comic book superhero?

A

GREEN HAMMER

683
Q

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

A

A CELL PHONE CHARGING

684
Q

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

A

TARSUS

685
Q

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

A

COPPER

686
Q

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

A

THE FLASH

687
Q

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

A

ROMANIA

688
Q

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

A

JAMAICA

689
Q

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

A

YEAR OF THE SWAN

690
Q

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

A

INSANITY

691
Q

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

A

SEVENTH GENERATION

692
Q

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

A

CAP’N CRUNCH

693
Q

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

A

PH.D.

694
Q

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

A

SAM’S CLUB

695
Q

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

A

CUBAN HEEL

696
Q

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

A

RASCAL

697
Q

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

A

BURT’S BEES

698
Q

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

A

FERGALICIOUS

699
Q

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

A

HE HAS ONE EYE

700
Q

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

A

GALILEO

701
Q

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

A

LOUIS ARMSTRONG

702
Q

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

A

ANCHOVIES

703
Q

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

A

ANCHOVIES

704
Q

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

A

DIPLOMA

705
Q

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

A

COLANDER

706
Q

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

A

TAJ MAHAL

707
Q

Which of these languages uses the Cyrillic alphabet?

A

RUSSIAN

708
Q

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

A

BELLAGIO

709
Q

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

A

NON SEQUITUR

710
Q

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

A

JOE DIMAGGIO

711
Q

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

A

SOMETHING BORROWED

712
Q

Which of these literary children is not an orphan?

A

ENCYCLOPEDIA BROWN

713
Q

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

A

ODOR-ABLE KITTY

714
Q

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

A

FOGHORN LEGHORN

715
Q

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

A

EVERY PRICE YOU PAY

716
Q

Which of these major cities is located in Pakistan?

A

ISLAMABAD

717
Q

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

A

LEROY

718
Q

Which of these mammals has the longest maximum life expectancy?

A

FINE WHALE

719
Q

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

A

PARABOLA

720
Q

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

A

JAN

721
Q

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

A

HOMER

722
Q

Which of these modern inventions uses gyroscopes to operate?

A

SEGWAY

723
Q

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

A

GREAT PYRAMID OF GIZA

724
Q

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

A

MATT DAMON

725
Q

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

A

STEVE CARELL

726
Q

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

A

DEMI MOORE

727
Q

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

A

SEAN YOUNG

728
Q

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

A

SEAN YOUNG

729
Q

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

A

MICHAEL COLLINS

730
Q

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

A

CHINATOWN

731
Q

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

A

101 DALMATIANS

732
Q

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

A

LEGENDS OF THE FALL

733
Q

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

A

E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL

734
Q

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

A

THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL

735
Q

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

A

THE FRENCH CONNECTION

736
Q

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

A

DOCTOR ZHIVAGO

737
Q

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

A

PHILADELPHIA

738
Q

Which of these movies was released the earliest?

A

BEVERLY HILLS COP

739
Q

Which of these music acts is not co-ed?

A

COLDPLAY

740
Q

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

A

BRIAN WILSON

741
Q

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

A

PAUL MCCARTNEY

742
Q

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

A

THE BLACK EYED PEAS

743
Q

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

A

FOUR VIOLINISTS

744
Q

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

A

CHRISTINA AGUILERA

745
Q

Which of these musical terms means “very slowly”?

A

LENTISSIMO

746
Q

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

A

FLAUTA

747
Q

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

A

BUBBLE WRAP

748
Q

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

A

LINCOLN MEMORIAL

749
Q

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

A

THE NETHERLANDS

750
Q

Which of these natural wonders is a cataract?

A

NIAGARA FALLS

751
Q

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

A

GRAND CANYON

752
Q

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

A

STERN

753
Q

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

A

CHRYSLER BUILDING

754
Q

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

A

TITANIC SINKS

755
Q

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

A

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

756
Q

Which of these newspapers is published the farthest west?

A

LOS ANGELES TIMES

757
Q

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

A

HEINZ FIELD

758
Q

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

A

JET LAG

759
Q

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

A

JANE GOODALL

760
Q

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

A

VEHICLE

761
Q

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

A

HORN

762
Q

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

A

TEXTBOOK

763
Q

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

A

STYROFOAM

764
Q

Which of these numbers is considered an improper fraction?

A

3/2 *CORRECT*

765
Q

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

A

86

766
Q

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

A

HOT CROSS BUNS

767
Q

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

A

BICYCLE

768
Q

Which of these objects weights roughly 45.52 carets?

A

HOPE DIAMOND

769
Q

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

A

SEA HORSE

770
Q

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

A

OCTOPUS

771
Q

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

A

LIQUID SMOKE

772
Q

Which of these offenses can be committed simply by speaking?

A

SLANDER

773
Q

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

A

“I’M WALKING HERE!”

774
Q

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

A

MADONNA

775
Q

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

A

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

776
Q

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

A

YMCA

777
Q

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

A

PETA

778
Q

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

A

CATE BLANCHETT

779
Q

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

A

TEACHABLE MOMENT

780
Q

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

A

GUSTAV KLIMT

781
Q

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

A

XV

782
Q

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

A

JOHNSON & JOHNSON

783
Q

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

A

THROAT

784
Q

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

A

SPAGHETTI

785
Q

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

A

THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER

786
Q

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

A

SONIA SOTOMAYOR

787
Q

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

A

ELVIS PRESLEY

788
Q

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

A

TOO FEW RED BLOOD CELLS

789
Q

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

A

FULL SPEED AHEAD!

790
Q

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

A

FROM THE PEOPLE

791
Q

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

A

FLIGHT OF THE DRAGON

792
Q

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

A

RIGHT-BRAINED

793
Q

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

A

NO STORES

794
Q

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

A

I DON’T CARE

795
Q

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

A

PAPER SHREDDER

796
Q

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

A

EVANESCENCE

797
Q

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

A

A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

798
Q

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

A

P.B. SHELLEY

799
Q

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

A

MIKE HUCKABEE

800
Q

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

A

JAMES CARVILLE

801
Q

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

A

MARIAH CAREY

802
Q

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

A

WHOPPERS

803
Q

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

A

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

804
Q

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

A

PAYDAY

805
Q

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

A

FOURSQUARE

806
Q

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

A

JINGLE BELLS

807
Q

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

A

ROGAINE

808
Q

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

A

TROY

809
Q

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

A

ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS

810
Q

Which of these popular liqueurs is not orange flavored?

A

MIDORI

811
Q

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

A

MOUNTAIN DEW

812
Q

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

A

THE BIG BANG THEORY

813
Q

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

A

BORDER COLLIE

814
Q

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

A

EBAY

815
Q

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

A

WHO’S THE BOSS?

816
Q

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

A

ALL IN THE FAMILY

817
Q

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

A

CHICK FIL A

818
Q

Which of these precious metals is a form of resin?

A

AMBER

819
Q

Which of these prefixes literally means “occurring together”?

A

SYNCHRO-

820
Q

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

A

MILWAUKEE BREWERS

821
Q

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

A

TOMATOES

822
Q

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

A

BABY POWDER

823
Q

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

A

NFL

824
Q

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

A

OBAMA

825
Q

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

A

A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE

826
Q

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

A

CATHARSIS

827
Q

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

A

CASEY KASEM

828
Q

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

A

CROESUS

829
Q

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

A

MYTHBUSTERS

830
Q

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

A

HER SISTER AND GRANDMOTHER

831
Q

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

A

VICTORIA’S SECRET

832
Q

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

A

LANE BRYANT

833
Q

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

A

LEAVES OF 3, LET IT BE

834
Q

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

A

HARP AND CARP

835
Q

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

A

JUMPING OVER A BROOM

836
Q

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

A

FLINT

837
Q

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

A

PACKRATS

838
Q

Which of these S&P credit ratings would most strongly suggest that a company is a good investment?

A

AAA

839
Q

Which of these sassy phrases is not also the title of a film featuring Diane Keaton?

A

YOU CAN SAY THAT AGAIN

840
Q

Which of these schools features a famous Rotunda that is a half-scale version of the Pantheon in Rome?

A

UNIV OF VA

841
Q

Which of these scientific units is named in honor of the inventor of the telephone?

A

DECIBEL

842
Q

Which of these scientists made his most famous discoveries while working with pea plants?

A

GREGOR MENDEL

843
Q

Which of these sea creatures can be classified as a pinniped?

A

SEAL

844
Q

Which of these Sesame Street characters is known for referring to himself in third person?

A

ELMO

845
Q

Which of these sets of celebrity siblings are professional football players?

A

MANNING BROTHERS

846
Q

Which of these Shakespeare characters is guilty of regicide?

A

MACBETH

847
Q

Which of these sheet music notations directs a musician to play “lovingly”?

A

AMOROSO

848
Q

Which of these shoe companies shares its name with a type of antelopes?

A

REEBOK

849
Q

Which of these shoe styles traditionally has soles made of rope?

A

ESPADRILLES

850
Q

Which of these sides of a standard six-sided die does not have a dot located directly in the middle?

A

4

851
Q

Which of these signs of the zodiac is traditionally symbolized by a person and not an animal?

A

VIRGO

852
Q

Which of these singers could sing “EIEIO” if she sang only the vowels in her name in a row?

A

CELINE DION

853
Q

Which of these singers could sing “EIEIO” if she sang only the vowels in her name in a row?

A

CELINE DION

854
Q

Which of these singers had a hit Top 40 song with a title that begins with the letter X?

A

LINDA PONSTADT

855
Q

Which of these singers had a Top 40 song with a title that begins with the letter “X”?

A

OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN

856
Q

Which of these slang phrases means roughly the same thing as “put the pedal to the metal”?

A

BURN RUBBER

857
Q

Which of these slang phrases means “to contribute money to a special collection”?

A

FEED THE KITTY

858
Q

Which of these slang terms is defined out west as “an urban easterner who vacations on a ranch?”

A

DUDE

859
Q

Which of these slang terms is defined out West as “an urban Easterner who vacations on a ranch”?

A

DUDE

860
Q

Which of these snack brands has a name that was inspired by a First Lady?

A

DOLLY MADISON

861
Q

Which of these snack food brands has a mascot named “Finn” who,for some reason,wears sunglasses?

A

GOLDFISH

862
Q

Which of these songs by the Beatles contains three different pronouns in its title?

A

I ME MINE

863
Q

Which of these soon-to-be stars did not appear in the 1983 movie “The Outsiders?”

A

KEIFER SUTHERLAND

864
Q

Which of these sources of light can be categorized as phosphorescent?

A

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK STICKER

865
Q

Which of these Southern cities shares its name with a dance that was wildly popular in the 1920s?

A

CHARLESTON

866
Q

Which of these Spanish phrases is often used to help make a person feel comfortable in your home?

A

MI CASA ES SU CASA

867
Q

Which of these sports has a “shot clock” that gives players 24 seconds to try to score?

A

BASKETBALL

868
Q

Which of these sports stars was not in the top 5 of Sports Illustrated’s 2010 list of highest-earning athletes?

A

PEYTON MANNING

869
Q

Which of these stars is not among the few to have won an Emmy, Oscar, Grammy, and Tony?

A

JULIE ANDREWS

870
Q

Which of these state capitals is closest to the Mexican border?

A

PHOENIX

871
Q

Which of these statements is true regarding Pinot Grigio and Pinot Gris wines?

A

THEY ARE BOTH WHITE

872
Q

Which of these states has a postal abbreviation that is also a commonly used exclamation?

A

OHIO

873
Q

Which of these states is longer from east to west than it is from north to south?

A

NEBRASKA

874
Q

Which of these states is longer from east to west than it is from north to south?

A

NEBRASKA

875
Q

Which of these states is often referred to in the media as a “flyover state”?

A

KANSAS

876
Q

Which of these states shares a border with more than two other U.S. states?

A

MICHIGAN

877
Q

Which of these Steven Seagal movie titles does not begin with a preposition?

A

HARD TO KILL

878
Q

Which of these stringed instruments often has over forty-five strings?

A

HARP

879
Q

Which of these stunning natural landmarks inspired the composition of “America The Beautiful”?

A

PIKES PEAK

880
Q

Which of these substances,if subjected to enough heat and pressure,could theoretically be turned into a diamond?

A

PENCIL GRAPHITE

881
Q

Which of these suffixes appears in the names of two U.S. state capitals?

A

-POLIS *CORRECT*

882
Q

Which of these superstar superheroes,when properly spelled,has a hyphen before the “man”?

A

SPIDERMAN

883
Q

Which of these tabloid mainstays is a mom to a young son named “Jayden James”?

A

BRITNEY SPEARS

884
Q

Which of these talk shows is not considered a spin-off of “The Oprah Winfrey Show”?

A

THE WENDY WILLIAMS SHOW

885
Q

Which of these technological advancements was not invented by Benjamin Franklin?

A

ELEVATOR

886
Q

Which of these television networks bills itself with the punny slogan “Positively Entertaining”?

A

ION *CORRECT*

887
Q

Which of these terms derives from early film shorts that often ended with its female characters in perilous situations?

A

CLIFFHANGER

888
Q

Which of these terms for a writing implement is actually a brandname trademarked in 1957?

A

MAGIC MARKER

889
Q

Which of these terms is often used to refer to the generation of Americans born between 1978 and 1989?

A

MILLENNIALS

890
Q

Which of these terms is commonly used to describe a group of locusts?

A

PLAGUE

891
Q

Which of these terms is often used to describe radio static or the humm of a fan?

A

WHITE NOISE

892
Q

Which of these terms is the apt name of one of the most common causes of the common cold?

A

RHINOVIRUS

893
Q

Which of these terms is used to refer to things that are suitable for either gender?

A

UNISEX

894
Q

Which of these terms of endearment are repeated throughout the Motown classic “I Can’t Help Myself”?

A

SUGAR PIE,HONEY BUNCH

895
Q

Which of these terms refers to a psychic entertainer who specializes in manipulating people’s minds?

A

MENTALIST

896
Q

Which of these Texan city names is Spanish for “yellow”?

A

AMARILLO

897
Q

Which of these Texan city names is Spanish for “yellow”?

A

AMARILLO

898
Q

Which of these Texas city names can be spelled by writing three well-known musical syllables?

A

LAREDO

899
Q

Which of these theme restaurants typically features simulated thunderstorms and animatronic gorillas?

A

RAINFOREST CAFE

900
Q

Which of these things found in nature are often classified as “angiosperms” or “gymnosperms?”

A

PLANTS

901
Q

Which of these title characters rarely talks?

A

MR BEAN

902
Q

Which of these Tom Cruise movies is technically a sequel?

A

THE COLOR OF MONEY

903
Q

Which of these Toyota models shares its name with the 3rd largest city in the state of Washington?

A

TACOMA

904
Q

Which of these trademarked kitchen products is a form of acrylic?

A

CORIAN

905
Q

Which of these traffic signs is in the shape of a polygon with the most sides?

A

STOP

906
Q

Which of these trees secretes a thick,sticky substance called pitch?

A

PINE

907
Q

Which of these tropical locales is not mentioned in the Beach Boys hit song “Kokomo”?

A

BARBADOS

908
Q

Which of these TV characters commonly buzzed friends into his home using a two-way intercom?

A

JERRY SEINFELD

909
Q

Which of these TV comedies popularized the catch phrase “That’s what she said”?

A

THE OFFICE

910
Q

Which of these TV dramas is credited with inventing the jokey holiday tradition known as “Chrismukkah”?

A

THE O.C.

911
Q

Which of these TV personalities is a former fashion model,who once spent a summer modeling for Chanel?

A

MARTHA STEWART

912
Q

Which of these TV series titles contains a superlative adjective?

A

THE BIGGEST LOSER

913
Q

Which of these TV show ratings denotes programming intended specifically for viewers seventeen and older?

A

TV-MA

914
Q

Which of these TV show titles contains an ampersand?

A

LAW & ORDER

915
Q

Which of these TV show titles is a synonym for “happiness”?

A

GLEE

916
Q

Which of these TV shows typically concluded with its main character typing an entry into his computer diary?

A

DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.

917
Q

Which of these TV sitcoms features a pesky uber-geek whose signature catch-phrase is “Did I do that?”

A

FAMILY MATTERS

918
Q

Which of these types of jewelry in standard sizes known as “opera,” “princess” and “choker”?

A

NECKLACE

919
Q

Which of these types of shower takes place in outer space and is not a weather phenomenon?

A

METEOR SHOWER

920
Q

Which of these U.S. banknotes features a portrait of a man who is bearded?

A

$50

921
Q

Which of these U.S. cities is located in a tri-state region known as “Ark-La-Tex”?

A

SHREVEPORT

922
Q

Which of these U.S. cities is located in the tri-state region known as “Ark-la-Tx”?

A

SHREVEPORT

923
Q

Which of these U.S. cities is named after an ancient Greek city, not a Native American tribe?

A

SYRACUSE

924
Q

Which of these U.S. cities is primarily serviced by a major airport named for jazz great Louis Armstrong?

A

NEW ORLEANS

925
Q

Which of these U.S. cities is situated northeast of Denver, CO?

A

MINNEAPOLIS

926
Q

Which of these U.S. cities is west of the Mississippi River?

A

LITTLE ROCK,AR

927
Q

Which of these U.S. cities’ social elite were commonly known as “brahmins” in the 19th century?

A

BOSTON

928
Q

Which of these U.S. corporations has thousands of employees that are members of the UAW?

A

GENERAL MOTORS

929
Q

Which of these U.S. national parks lies across the Continental Divide?

A

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

930
Q

Which of these U.S. presidents does not have a state capital named after him?

A

GROVER CLEVELAND

931
Q

Which of these U.S. presidents has a middle name that was the last name of another U.S. president?

A

RONALD REAGAN

932
Q

Which of these U.S. states has a capital city whose name features an adjective?

A

ARKANSAS

933
Q

Which of these U.S. states has a postal abbreviation whose letters are not in alphabetical order?

A

NEW MEXICO

934
Q

Which of these U.S. states have postal abbreviations that contain the same two letters?

A

ALABAMA AND LOUISIANA

935
Q

Which of these U.S. states is home to the Chocolate Mountains, rumored to contain vast amounts of gold?

A

CALIFORNIA

936
Q

Which of these U.S. states is located east and not west of the Mississippi River?

A

ILLINOIS

937
Q

Which of these U.S. states is located entirely in the Eastern time zone?

A

OHIO

938
Q

Which of these units of measurement comes in standard “statute” and slightly longer “nautical” versions?

A

MILE

939
Q

Which of these vegetables is actually a miniature variety of cabbage?

A

BRUSSELS SPROUTS

940
Q

Which of these vegetables is also known as the “Mexican turnip”?

A

JICAMA

941
Q

Which of these vegetables is commonly referred to as a “spring onion” or “green onion”?

A

SCALLION

942
Q

Which of these vehicles often lacks handlebars?

A

UNICYCLE

943
Q

Which of these verbs has a past tense form that is also a word for a type of woman’s shoulder scarf?

A

STEAL

944
Q

Which of these wars took place during the nineteenth century?

A

U.S. CIVIL WAR

945
Q

Which of these was not a member of the original cast of “Saturday Night Live”?

A

BILL MURRAY

946
Q

Which of these web sites requires visitors to give a DOB before entering?

A

GREYGOOSE

947
Q

Which of these websites features often-annoying pop-up text balloons officially dubbed “Annotations”?

A

YOUTUBE

948
Q

Which of these websites is not about a Founding Father, but the home page of a major insurance company?

A

JOHNHANCOCK.COM

949
Q

Which of these well-known nicknames is not commonly used to refer to a former U.S. President?

A

THE DONALD

950
Q

Which of these well-known nursery rhymes prominently features an insect?

A

LITTLE MISS MUFFET

951
Q

Which of these well-known songs is an example of a sea chanty?

A

BLOW THE MAN DOWN

952
Q

Which of these well-known TV dads was played by an actor who had the same first name as his character?

A

TONY MICELLI

953
Q

Which of these winged creatures is not featured in the U.S. postal stamp series “Pollination”?

A

EAGLE

954
Q

Which of these women has never been married to Tom Cruise?

A

Nicole Kidman

955
Q

Which of these women helped created the “Parental Advisory Labels” found on albums with explicit content?

A

TIPPER GORE

956
Q

Which of these words comes from a Latin term meaning, “almost an island”?

A

PENINSULA

957
Q

Which of these words contains an umlaut?

A

DOPPELGANGER

958
Q

Which of these words contains an umlaut?

A

DOPPELGANGER

959
Q

Which of these words derives from the belief that mental illness is influenced by the moon?

A

LUNATIC

960
Q

Which of these words does not form an English word when the suffix “-ster” is added to it?

A

PUSH

961
Q

Which of these words features all five vowels in alphabetical order?

A

FACETIOUS

962
Q

Which of these words features four consecutive letters in alphabetical order?

A

UNDERSTUDY

963
Q

Which of these words features four consecutive letters in alphabetical order?

A

UNDERSTUDY

964
Q

Which of these words features the chemical symbols for sulfur, gold, and sodium?

A

SAUNA

965
Q

Which of these words is a fancier way of saying a “lie”?

A

MENDACITY

966
Q

Which of these words is derived from the popular name of a notorious London mental institution?

A

BEDLAM

967
Q

Which of these words is derived from two Greek roots meaning “self” and “write”?

A

AUTOGRAPH

968
Q

Which of these words is often seen on Nintendo’s Web site,but never in Merriam-Webster’s dictionary?

A

WII

969
Q

Which of these words means both “to stick together” and “to split apart”?

A

CLEAVE

970
Q

Which of these words means “dramatic” or “theatrical?”

A

HISTRIONIC

971
Q

Which of these words once referred to hoods worn by French nobles?

A

CHAPERONE

972
Q

Which of these world leaders is a graduate of the University of Leipzig?

A

ANGELA MERKEL

973
Q

Which of these would be an appropriate response to the Spanish question “Que tal?”

A

MUY BIEN

974
Q

Which of these would be an appropriate response to the Spanish question “Que tal”?

A

MUY BIEN

975
Q

Which of these years will be a leap year?

A

2012

976
Q

Which of these ’80s movies did not star both “Coreys,” Haim and Feldman?

A

LUCAS

977
Q

Which of these ’80s sitcoms did not feature a live-in housekeeper as one of its main characters?

A

GROWING PAINS

978
Q

Which of these ’90s movies shares a main character with the best-selling novel “Hannibal Rising”?

A

THE SILENCE OF LAMBS

979
Q

Which of these ’90s romantic comedies did not star Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan?

A

FRENCH KISS

980
Q

Which of these “colorful” characters does not appear in the 1992 movie “Reservoir Dogs”?

A

MR.GREEN

981
Q

Which of these “old” cities shares its name with a popular brand of Mexican food products?

A

OLD EL PASO

982
Q

Which of these “Real Housewives” installments was canceled after only one season?

A

WASHINGTON,D.C.

983
Q

Which pair of Santa’s reindeer derive their names from the German words for “thunder” and “lightning,” respectively?

A

DONNER AND BLITZEN

984
Q

Which planet is often called the earth’s twin because it is nearly the same size in diameter?

A

VENUS

985
Q

Which popular reality show is based out of the island town Unalaska,Alaska,better known as “Dutch Harbor”?

A

DEADLIEST CATCH

986
Q

Which retailer donates 5 percent of its income–about $3 million per week–to community outreach programs?

A

TARGET

987
Q

Which sports position is assessed using a “passer rating” that incorporates “completion percentage” and “yards per attempt”?

A

QUARTERBACK

988
Q

Which treat was the indirect result of a failed attempt by its inventor to make synthetic rubber?

A

CHEWING GUM

989
Q

Which type of nut puts the “rocks” in Haagen-Dazs’ Rocky Road ice cream?

A

ALMONDS

990
Q

Which writer captured the essence of Transcendentalism thinking with an 1841 essay that advised, “Trust thyself”?

A

RALPH WALDO EMERSON

991
Q

Which “Dancing With the Stars” professional shares their name with a well-known brand of vodka?

A

KARINA SMIRNOFF

992
Q

Which “Desperate Housewives’” actress’s first name is also a noun meaning “happiness”?

A

FELICITY HUFFMAN

993
Q

While a fisherman hauls in the catch, what is the name for the person who sells it?

A

FISHMONGER

994
Q

While campaigning,what U.S. president appeared on “Laugh-In,” delivering a deadpan “Sock It To Me?”

A

RICHARD NIXON

995
Q

While First Lady,Nancy Reagan regularly enlisted the help of Joan Quigley,a San Francisco what?

A

ASTROLOGER

996
Q

While in office,which of these U.S. presidents donated his entire salary to charity?

A

JOHN F. KENNEDY

997
Q

While Johnny Cash famously sang about “A Boy Named Sue,” what oldie features a lyric about “a gal named Sue”?

A

TUTTI FRUTTI

998
Q

While on the job,which of these sports stars often uses a black finish Louisville Slugger C271?

A

ALEX RODRIGUEZ

999
Q

Who are the three “Heathers” in the cult 1989 movie of the same name?

A

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS

1000
Q

Who are “The Twitter Guys”?

A

EVAN WILLIAMS & BIZ STONE

1001
Q

Who created the SNL character Sally O’Malley,a 50 year-old who loves to “kick,stretch and kick!”?

A

MOLLY SHANNON

1002
Q

Who designed the famous black and red dress worn by Michelle Obama the night of the 2008 election?

A

NARCISCO RODRIGUEZ

1003
Q

Who designed the iconic pink suit worn by Jackie Kennedy the day of her husband’s assassination?

A

COCO CHANEL

1004
Q

Who holds the record for the longest Senate speech, spending 24 hrs attacking a famous Civil Rights bill?

A

STROM THURMOND

1005
Q

Who holds the record for the longest Senate speech,spending 24 hours attacking a famous civil rights bill?

A

STROM THURMOND

1006
Q

Who is Alberto Contador?

A

2010 TOUR DE FRANCE WINNER

1007
Q

Who is Berry Gordy, Jr.?

A

MOTOWN RECORDS FOUNDER

1008
Q

Who is credited with the memorable quip “In the future,everyone will be world-famous for fifteen minutes”?

A

ANDY WARHOL

1009
Q

Who is Curtis Stone?

A

AN AUSTRIAN CELEBRITY CHEF

1010
Q

Who is Dr. Egon Spendler?`

A

HARRY RAMIS IN “GHOSTBUSTERS”

1011
Q

Who is Laurence Tureaud?

A

MR. T

1012
Q

Who is Mario Lavandeira?

A

GOSSIP BLOGGER PEREZ HILTON

1013
Q

Who is Marshal Bruce Mathers III?

A

RAP STAR EMINEM

1014
Q

Who is Marshall Bruce Mathers III?

A

RAP STAR EMINEM

1015
Q

Who is Michael Buble?

A

GRAMMY-WINNING SINGER

1016
Q

Who is Reginald Dwight?

A

ELTON JOHN

1017
Q

Who is Rick Rubin?

A

MUSIC PRODUCER

1018
Q

Who is Rick Rubin?

A

MUSIC PRODUCER

1019
Q

Who is the only person currently featured on the front of U.S. paper currency whose portrait faces the observer’s left?

A

ALEXANDER HAMILTON

1020
Q

Who is the only person who has won Emmys for both Lead Actress in a Drama and Lead Actress in a Comedy?

A

EDIE FALCO

1021
Q

Who is the only U.S. president in history to serve two nonconsecutive terms?

A

GROVER CLEVELAND

1022
Q

Who is the youngest justice currently sitting on the U.S. Supreme Court?

A

ELENA KAGAN

1023
Q

Who once referred to her parents’ love triangle as the Brad Pitt/JenniferAniston/Angelina Jolie of their day?

A

CARRIE FISHER

1024
Q

Who penned the 2008 memoir “Here’s the Story: Surviving Marcia Brady and Finding My True Voice”?

A

MAUREEN MCCORMICK

1025
Q

Who was both the last U.S. president of the 19th century and the first U.S. president of the 20th century?

A

WILLIAM MCKINLEY

1026
Q

Who was David Letterman’s first guest on NBC in 1982 and again on CBS in 1993?

A

BILL MURRAY

1027
Q

Who was president of the Soviet Union when it formally dissolved in 1991?

A

MIKHAIL GORBACHEV

1028
Q

Who was president when CNN debuted “Larry King Live,” which ended its 25-year run in 2010?

A

RONALD REAGAN

1029
Q

Who was sworn in as a Supreme Court justice13 years after winning “Brown v. Board of Education”?

A

THURGOOD MARSHALL

1030
Q

Who wrote the famous poem that begins, “A thing of beauty is a joy forever”?

A

JOHN KEATS

1031
Q

Whose famous World Series walk-off home run inspired Jack Buck’s classic line, “I don’t believe what I just saw”?

A

KIRK GIBSON

1032
Q

Whose NY Times obituary noted that “his fashion and portrait photographs helped define America’s image of style”?

A

RICHARD AVEDON

1033
Q

Whose work on sound recordings earned him a spot in the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2004?

A

RAY DOLBY

1034
Q

Why do old newspapers turn yellow?

A

BECAUSE OF OXIDATION

1035
Q

Why is there a brass ring embedded in the middle of 8th Street in the town of Manitowoc,Wisconsin?

A

SPUTNIK CRASHED THERE

1036
Q

Winner of seventeen James Beard awards, “Saveur” magazine primarily covers what topic?

A

CUISINE

1037
Q

With 21 states,what letter is by far the most common one found at the end of the names of the U.S. states?

A

A *CORRECT*

1038
Q

With a career that spans over fifty years,singer Joan Baez is known as “The Queen of” what?

A

FOLK

1039
Q

With a diet that includes gibbons and macaques, clouded leopards are native to what part of the world?

A

SOUTHEAST ASIA

1040
Q

With a traditional French manicure, a person’s nails receive which of these treatments?

A

WHITE POLISH AT THE TIPS

1041
Q

With a wider wingspan than Air Force One, what country’s leader flies in an airbus dubbed “Air Sarko One”?

A

FRANCE

1042
Q

With an alien hero sent to earth as an infant, the 2010 film “Megamind” shares a setup with what other movie?

A

SUPERMAN

1043
Q

With Dana Andrews as Lt. Ted Stryker,the 1957 film “Zero Hour!” served as the basis for what movie spoof?

A

AIRPLANE!

1044
Q

With handles shaped like bunny ears, the Rabbit is a popular high-end version of what kitchen utensil?

A

CORKSCREW

1045
Q

With just 100 calories per serving,VitaTops are a snack food that are simply the “tops” of what treat?

A

MUFFINS

1046
Q

With lyrical answers like “Shave his belly with a rusty razor,” an old song asks “What shall we do with” whom?

A

A DRUNKEN SAILOR

1047
Q

With music by Burt Bacharach,what Broadway musical is based on the 1960 film “The Apartment”?

A

PROMISES,PROMISES

1048
Q

With one degree equaling one gram of sucrose,the Brix scale can be used to measure what aspect of a food?

A

ITS SWEETNESS

1049
Q

With only a 345-foot difference between its highest and lowest points,what is the flattest U.S. state?

A

FLORIDA

1050
Q

With over fifty mountain peeks exceeding 14,000 feet, what U.S. state has the most “fourteeners”?

A

COLORADO

1051
Q

With Pluto being labeled a “dwarf planet” in 2006, what is now the smallest planet in our solar system?

A

MERCURY

1052
Q

With Pluto reclassified as a “dwarf planet,” what planet in our solar system is now farthest from the Sun?

A

NEPTUNE

1053
Q

With roughly 1 in 10 companies giving employees the day off,what is the least-observed major U.S. holiday?

A

COLUMBUS DAY

1054
Q

With roughly 8000 residents, what is the smallest state capital in the United States?

A

MONTPELIER VT

1055
Q

With the help of Martin Luther,the 16th-century Reformation began as a movement to reform what?

A

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

1056
Q

With white sand offsetting dark,peaty water,Ireland’s Lough Tay is a body of water often referred to as what?

A

GUINNESS LAKE

1057
Q

Women currently make up what fraction of the Supreme Court?

A

2012-01-03

1058
Q

Woodward and Bernstein,the journalists who first broke the Watergate Scandal,have what first names?

A

BOB AND CARL

1059
Q

Worn bindings and missing dust jackets are common problems that can devalue what collectibles?

A

BOOKS

1060
Q

Wrestler and actor Andre the Giant’s unusual height was caused by a rare defect in what gland?

A

PITUITARY

1061
Q

Written by the British group Psapp, “Cosy in the Rocket” is the theme song to what long-running TV drama?

A

GREY’S ANATOMY

1062
Q

Written circa 340 BC,Aristotle’s work “Meteorologica” largely examines which of these subjects?

A

WEATHER

1063
Q

Years before his brief marriage to Renee Zellweger,what country crooner had a hit with the song “You Had Me from Hello”?

A

KENNY CHESNEY

1064
Q

Years before starring in the movie “Enchanted,” what actress worked briefly as a Hooters waitress?

A

AMY ADAMS

1065
Q

“1 Radioactive Bite,8 Legs and 183 Previews” was the title of a 2011 review for what Broadway musical?

A

SPIDER MAN:TURN OFF THE DARK

1066
Q

“A crate is hidden away in a large government warehouse” describes the end of what adventure film?

A

RAIDERS OF THE LAST ARK

1067
Q

“A is for Amy,who fell down the stairs,” is a quote from a book by what macabre writer-illustrator?

A

EDWARD GOREY

1068
Q

“Across the Universe” is 2007 film that showcases the music of what legendary group?

A

THE BEATLES

1069
Q

“Aggies,Immies,Shooters,and Swirls” is the title of a coffee table book devoted to what children’s game?

A

MARBLES

1070
Q

“American Idol” judge Randy Jackson got his big break playing what instrument for the rock band Journey?

A

BASS GUITAR

1071
Q

“Ariel’s Beginning” is the sub-title of a 2008 straight-to-DVD prequel of what animated Disney movie?

A

THE LITTLE MERMAID

1072
Q

“As far back as I can remember,I always wanted to be a gangster,” is heard near the start of what Scorsese film?

A

GOODFELLAS

1073
Q

“As-Salaam Alaikum,” which means “peace be unto you,” is a traditional greeting among whom?

A

MUSLIMS

1074
Q

“Avoid Missing Ball for High Score” are the complete instructions for what classic video game?

A

PONG

1075
Q

“Believe the legend.Beware the Wolf” is an apt tagline for a 2011 film featuring what fairy tale protagonist?

A

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

1076
Q

“Big Sky Country” is a popular nickname for what U.S. state?

A

MONTANA

1077
Q

“Boffo” and “whammo” are two examples of the distinctive slang of what trade magazine?

A

VARIETY

1078
Q

“Born” in 1938, what cartoon icon was inspired by a fleet-footed Disney critter named Max Hare?

A

BUGS BUNNY

1079
Q

“Buddha” is an ancient Sanskrit word meaning what?

A

ENLIGHTENED ONE

1080
Q

“Calculus” is another name for what dental problem?

A

TARTAR

1081
Q

“Cash for Clunkers” was a government program that encouraged Americans to switch to more efficient what?

A

CARS

1082
Q

“Cerebro” is the Spanish word for what organ in the human body?

A

BRAIN

1083
Q

“Check the neck” is common advice given to those evaluating the ripeness of what fruit?

A

PEAR

1084
Q

“Circumaural” and “supra-aural” are two common styles of what tech gadget?

A

HEADPHONES

1085
Q

“Citizen Cake,” a popular bakery in San Francisco,derives its name from a classic film directed by whom?

A

ORSON WELLES

1086
Q

“Coaches and assistant coaches must wear a sport coat or suit coat” is an official rule in what pro sport?

A

NBA

1087
Q

“Control +C then Control+V” is a computer keyboard shortcut combination commonly known as what?

A

COPY & PASTE

1088
Q

“Cooties” is a slang word for what insects?

A

LICE

1089
Q

“Cowbell Sketch” and “A View To a Kill” are two listings in the index of a book titled what?

A

CHRISTOPHER WALKEN A TO Z

1090
Q

“Cowboys and Indians” magazine once described what singer as “part cowboy, part Indian, all icon”?

A

WILLIE NELSON

1091
Q

“Cryptophasia” is a fancy term for the made-up language that sometime develops between what?

A

TWINS

1092
Q

“Daniel” and “Sweep the Leg” are two songs inspired by what ’80s teen flick?

A

THE KARATE KID

1093
Q

“Dead-tree version” is slang for a document that is what?

A

PRINTED ON PAPER

1094
Q

“Do a good turn daily” is the official slogan of which of these do-good organizations?

A

BOY SCOUTS

1095
Q

“Do I have to remove my shoes?” is a section found on what government agency’s website?

A

TSA

1096
Q

“Don’t Be Evil” is the unofficial corporate motto of what Internet giant?

A

GOOGLE

1097
Q

“Drink, ye harpooners!” is a line from what classic novel?

A

MOBY-DICK

1098
Q

“EE” is an academic course of study that stands for “electrical” what?

A

ENGINEERING

1099
Q

“Egad!” is an old-fashioned term whose meaning is roughly equivalent to what texting shorthand?

A

OMG

1100
Q

“Eight plus danger-packed days” describes the 2010 DVD box set of the entire run of what TV series?

A

24

1101
Q

“Enriched flour” is flour that has which of the following added to it?

A

VITAMINS

1102
Q

“Erstwhile” is a fancy word for what adjective?

A

FORMER

1103
Q

“Estrella de mar” is the Spanish term for what ocean creature?

A

STARFISH

1104
Q

“Fair and Balanced” is the trademarked slogan of which of these cable news networks?

A

FOX NEWS

1105
Q

“Fierce,” “ferosh,” and “hot tranny mess” are all catchphrases coined by what popular reality star?

A

CHRISTIAN SIRIANO

1106
Q

“Final Fantasy” is a popular series of video games that are classified as RPG’s, or what kind of “games”?

A

ROLE-PLAYING

1107
Q

“Five and a half” is the self-described age of what classic comic strip character?

A

DENNIS THE MENACE

1108
Q

“Flyg,fula fluga,flyg!Och den fula flugen flog” is a tongue twister about an ugly fly in what language?

A

SWEDISH

1109
Q

“For Audrey” is a shade of blue nail polish that pays tribute to what classic Audrey Hepburn film?

A

BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S

1110
Q

“Forget You” is the title of the cleaned up radio version of a popular 2010 expletive-filled song by whom?

A

CEE LO GREEN

1111
Q

“Fork-split and gently pull apart” are common instructions for preparing what type of food?

A

ENGLISH MUFFINS

1112
Q

“God is dead” is a widely quoted line taken from the works of what famous philosopher?

A

FRIEDERICH NIETSZCHE

1113
Q

“Ground Ball Grape,” “Wild Pitch Watermelon” and “Swingin’ Sour Apple” are all flavors of what brand of gum?

A

BIG LEAGUE CHEW

1114
Q

“Handheld collapsible canopy” is a very brief definition of which of these words?

A

UMBRELLA

1115
Q

“He floats through the air with the greatest of ease” is a familiar lyric about what kind of circus performer?

A

TRAPEZE ARTIST

1116
Q

“He is a very good little elephant” is a line in the popular child’s tale “A Story of” who?

A

BABAR

1117
Q

“Hell’s Kitchen,” “Kitchen Nightmares,” and “MasterChef” are reality shows hosted by what hot-tempered chef?

A

GORDON RAMSAY

1118
Q

“Help you I can” is an example of what Star Wars character’s famously “inverted manner of speaking”?

A

YODA

1119
Q

“Heteropaternal superfecundation” is the technical term to describe twins who have what?

A

DIFFERENT FATHERS

1120
Q

“He’s got crazy flipper fingers” and “Never tilts at all” are lyrics from a 1969 song by The Who titled what?

A

PINBALL WIZARD

1121
Q

“Hold Me Closer,Tony Danza,” a 2007 book about misheard song lyrics,references a song by whom?

A

ELTON JOHN

1122
Q

“Home Alone” director Christopher Columbus has a production company that is aptly named for what year?

A

1492

1123
Q

“Honolulu” is a Hawaiian word meaning what?

A

PROTECTED BAY

1124
Q

“I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant” was allegedly said after a famous attack during what war?

A

WORLD WAR II

1125
Q

“I Feel Pretty,” “America,” and “Tonight” are all songs featured in what classic musical?

A

WEST SIDE STORY

1126
Q

“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?

A

THE TURTLES

1127
Q

“Ionization chamber” and “photoelectric” are the two most common types of what household device?

A

SMOKE DETECTOR

1128
Q

“It is better to have 100 friends than 100 rubles” is a proverb in what country?

A

RUSSIA

1129
Q

“It’s like rain on your wedding day” is a lyric from a 1995 Alanis Morissette hit with what title?

A

IRONIC

1130
Q

“I’m Alright,” a 1980 hit by Kenny Loggins,is the opening theme song of what popular comedy?

A

CADDYSHACK

1131
Q

“I’m so hungry I could eat a horse!” is a well-known example of what commonly used literacy device?

A

HYPERBOLE

1132
Q

“Jenny dies from an incurable disease” spoils the ending of not only “Forrest Gump” but what other film?

A

LOVE STORY

1133
Q

“Kim” and “Park are two of the most common family names in which of these Asian countries?

A

SOUTH KOREA

1134
Q

“Kitchen Confidential” is a best-selling memoir by what celebrity chef?

A

ANTHONY BOURDAIN

1135
Q

“Knobby’s Quest” is a video game based on what classic children’s toy?

A

ETCH A SKETCH

1136
Q

“K” is the chemical symbol for what element?

A

POTASSIUM

1137
Q

“Lands End,” a mansion in Long Island built in 1902, is said to have inspired a fancy home in what classic novel?

A

THE GREAT GATSBY

1138
Q

“Laryngeal prominence” is the scientific term for what part of the human body?

A

ADAM’S APPLE

1139
Q

“Love and Glamour” is the name of Jennifer Lopez’s sixteenth what?

A

PERFUME

1140
Q

“Love and Light” is the name of Jennifer Lopez’s seventeenth what?

A

PERFUME

1141
Q

“Mahalo” is a commonly used Hawaiian word that means what?

A

THANK YOU

1142
Q

“Maximum Angle of Stability of a Wet Granular Pile” is a published physics study on how to build the perfect what?

A

SAND CASTLE

1143
Q

“May I have a large container of coffee?” is a popular mnemonic for remembering what?

A

DIGITS OF PI

1144
Q

“Mendicant” is a fancy word for what type of person?

A

BEGGAR

1145
Q

“Molly Pitcher” was so named because she brought water to soldiers on the battlefield during what war?

A

AMERICAN REVOLUTION

1146
Q

“Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow” would be an apt motto for which of these people?

A

PROCRASTINATOR

1147
Q

“New Amerykah” is the title of a 2008 R&B album by an artist with what last name?

A

BADU

1148
Q

“Not Really a Waitress”,OPI is a leading brand of what?

A

NAIL POLISH

1149
Q

“Nowhere Boy” is a 2009 biopic about what legendary musician?

A

JOHN LENNON

1150
Q

“One can fly and the other cannot” is one way of describing a key difference between which of these animals?

A

PENGUINS AND PUFFINS

1151
Q

“One husband, two kids…and multiple personalities” is the apt tagline for what showtime series?

A

UNITED STATES OF TARA

1152
Q

“Parting is such sweet sorrow” is a line from Shakespeare that offers an example of what literary device?

A

OXYMORON

1153
Q

“Patient has some ribs to spare,take out a couple,but use care” is an instruction in what classic game?

A

OPERATION

1154
Q

“Pineapple shrimp, and lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp” is a line from what hit film?

A

FOREST GUMP

1155
Q

“Pink Panther” refers to a what?

A

DIAMOND

1156
Q

“Pinoy Idol” and “Pinoy Big Brother” are what country’s version of the popular reality shows?

A

THE PHILLIPPINES

1157
Q

“Popping” and “locking” are moves associated with what style of dance?

A

BREAKDANCING

1158
Q

“Potent potable” is a fancy phrase that refers to which of the following?

A

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

1159
Q

“Practice” is the answer to an old joke that asks, “How do you get to” what New York City landmark?

A

CARNEGIE HALL

1160
Q

“Publish or perish” is a rule usually said to apply to the careers of what professionals?

A

PROFESSORS

1161
Q

“Quit your jibba jabba!” and “Shut up,fool!” are two phrases that can be played on a novelty toy called what?

A

MR.T IN YOUR POCKET

1162
Q

“Rabbit ears” are a device once commonly used to help improve which of the following?

A

TV RECEPTION

1163
Q

“Rango,” the title character in a 2011 animated movie voiced by Johnny Depp,is what kind of desert creature?

A

CHAMELEON

1164
Q

“Rebound tumbling” is another name for what?

A

TRAMPOLINING

1165
Q

“Red Shirt”, a term for a minor TV character doomed to be killed off quickly,derives from what classic show?

A

STAR TREK

1166
Q

“Reiki” is a type of what?

A

ENERGY HEALING

1167
Q

“Rocky Top” is one of the official songs of what state?

A

TENNESSEE

1168
Q

“Runaway,” a sprawling 35-minute musical film by Kanye West,prominently features what performers?

A

BALLERINAS

1169
Q

“Saltimbocca,” the name of a flavorful Italian veal dish, means what in English?

A

JUMP IN THE MOUTH

1170
Q

“Samuel Spade’s jaw was long and bony” is the first line of what famous detective novel?

A

THE MALTESE FALCON

1171
Q

“Sawing logs” is a slang expression often used to describe someone who is doing what?

A

SNORING

1172
Q

“Schmaltzy,” meaning “overly sentimental,” comes from a Yiddish word for what?

A

CHICKEN FAT

1173
Q

“Scuse me while I kiss this guy” is an often misheard lyric in a song by what classic rock guitarist?

A

JIMI HENDRIX

1174
Q

“Senseless in Seattle” and “The Da Vinci Coma” are Mad Magazine spoofs of movies starring what actor?

A

TOM HANKS

1175
Q

“Sherri Shepherd Wants to Make Whoopee” was a 2010 headline about the comedian hosting what game show?

A

THE NEWLYWED GAME

1176
Q

“Sixteen coaches long” is a lyric in an Elvis Presley song titled what?

A

MYSTERY TRAIN

1177
Q

“Slider” is a common slang term for a miniature version of which of these foods?

A

HAMBURGERS

1178
Q

“Snatiation” is a tongue-in-cheek term that refers to a bout of uncontrallable sneezing brought on by what?

A

A FULL STOMACH

1179
Q

“Someone left the cake out in the rain” is a lyric from what often-ridiculed pop song?

A

MACARTHUR PARK

1180
Q

“Spin Cycle,” “Scary-Go-Round” and “Rib Rage” are all events on what hit TV game show?

A

WIPEOUT

1181
Q

“Stay Puft” is a brand of marshmallows inspired by what ’80s film?

A

GHOSTBUSTERS

1182
Q

“Stick-to-itiveness” is a folksy synonym for which of these words?

A

PERSEVERANCE

1183
Q

“Surfer dude feuds with teacher while teenage girl loses her innocence” summarizes what movie’s plot?

A

FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH

1184
Q

“Synchronicity”, the last studio album by The Police, shares its name with a theory put forward by whom?

A

CARL JUNG

1185
Q

“Systolic” and “diastolic” are medical terms that refer to what human vital sign?

A

BLOOD PRESSURE

1186
Q

“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?

A

GUNS N’ ROSES

1187
Q

“Team Edward or Team Jacob” is a passionate debate amongst readers of which of these authors?

A

STEPHENIE MEYER

1188
Q

“The Adventures of Trash Gordon” is a favorite bedtime story of what “Sesame Street’ character?

A

OSCAR

1189
Q

“The Blind Side” depicts the troubled adolescence of Michael Oher, a linebacker drafted by what NFL team in 2009?

A

BALTIMORE RAVENS

1190
Q

“The Boot” is the name of a popular website featuring inside information for fans of what music genre?

A

COUNTRY

1191
Q

“The Foie Gras Wars” is a 2009 book that features what type of animal on the cover?

A

DUCK

1192
Q

“The Lost Symbol” is the latest in a series of Dan Brown novels that center on what protagonist?

A

ROBERT LANGDON

1193
Q

“The Meltdown” and “Dawn of the Dinosaurs” are both apt subtitles of sequels to what animated film?

A

ICE AGE

1194
Q

“The Roaring Twenties” is a well-known nickname for a decade that coincided with what historic period?

A

THE JAZZ AGE

1195
Q

“The Wicker Man, the Weather Man, and the Family man” are all films starring what lead man?

A

NICOLAS CAGE

1196
Q

“The Widows Of Eastwick” is the follow-up novel to a 1984 work with which of these words in its title?

A

WITCHES

1197
Q

“There’s More Than Meets the Arch” is the former motto of what U.S. city?

A

ST LOUIS

1198
Q

“Thrombocyte” is another name for what common component of blood that aids in clotting?

A

PLATELET

1199
Q

“Ti amo” means “I love you” in what language?

A

ITALIAN

1200
Q

“Tip the pan slightly to ignite the rum” is an instruction in the recipe for which of these popular desserts?

A

BANANAS FOSTER

1201
Q

“Tippling” is an old-fashioned term for what unsavory behavior?

A

DRINKING ALCHOHOL

1202
Q

“To serve,not to be served” is the motto of what organization?

A

AARP *CORRECT*

1203
Q

“TomKitten” is a tabloid nickname for a celebrity kid with what first name?

A

SURI

1204
Q

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

A

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

1205
Q

“Top hat” and “junk shot” were two proposed,albeit bizarre-sounding,solutions for what 2010 crisis?

A

BP OIL SPILL

1206
Q

“Tramp Stamp” is a common slang term for a tattoo found where?

A

LOWER BACK

1207
Q

“Tramp Stamp” is a common slang term for a tattoo found where?

A

LOWER BACK

1208
Q

“Traveling” is a common violation in which of these sports?

A

BASKETBALL

1209
Q

“Two bufoons go to Aspen to return a woman’s purse” is the basic premise of what big-screen comedy?

A

DUMB AND DUMBER

1210
Q

“Two cows,make ’em cry” is diner slang for an order of two hamburgers topped with what?

A

ONIONS

1211
Q

“Two small antelopes can beat a big one” is a traditional proverb in which of these countries?

A

GHANA

1212
Q

“Uncap what’s inside” is the slogan of what popular office supply brand?

A

SHARPIE

1213
Q

“Ursus arctos horribilis” is the scientific name for what kind of bear?

A

GRIZZLY BEAR

1214
Q

“Violet Precipitation” could be an “alternate title” of a 1984 movie starring whom?

A

PRINCE

1215
Q

“What is…Cliff Clavin?” is the title of a classic “Cheers” episode in which Cliff appears on what TV show?

A

JEOPARDY!

1216
Q

“When the night has come / And the land is dark” are the first two lines in what classic 1961 song?

A

STAND BY ME

1217
Q

“Whew!” is an interjection often used to express which of these emotions?

A

RELIEF

1218
Q

“Who Do You Think You Are” is a question repeatedly posed to the “Mr” in what hit song?

A

MR. BIG STUFF

1219
Q

“World Without End” is the title of the 2007 follow-up to what author’s best-selling “Pillars of the Earth”?

A

KEN FOLLETT

1220
Q

“Yappy hours” are social events in which attendees are encouraged to bring their what?

A

DOGS

1221
Q

“You must have been something before electricity” is a playful jab at a person’s what?

A

AGE

1222
Q

“You probably think this song is about you” is a famously caustic lyric from what hit song?

A

YOU’RE SO VAIN

1223
Q

“You take the high road and I’ll take the low road” is a line from a traditional song of what people?

A

SCOTTISH

1224
Q

“Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries” is a bizarre insult from what funny film?

A

MONTY PYTHON & THE HOLY GRAIL

1225
Q

On an Italian restaurant menu,which of these dishes would typically be listed under the heading “Zuppa”?

A

MINESTRONE

1226
Q

Which of these body parts is not normally treated by an otolaryngologist?

A

EYE

1227
Q

Which of these body parts is not normally treated by an otolaryngologist?

A

EYE

1228
Q

Which of these bottled water brands is produced by the makers of Coca-Cola?

A

DASANI

1229
Q

Which of these Brady Bunch episode titles is also the title of a 1974 Martin Scorsese film?

A

ALICE DOESN’T LIVE HERE ANYMORE

1230
Q

Which of these branches of mathematics would a student most likely learn first?

A

ARITHMETIC

1231
Q

Which of these branches of the Armed Forces operates F-16s?

A

AIR FORCE

1232
Q

Which of these brand names features two misspelled words?

A

REDDI-WIP

1233
Q

Which of these brave actresses appeared in a 2006 movie in which her head was shaved on screen?

A

NATALIE PORTMAN

1234
Q

Which of these breeds of dogs takes it name from the region in Germany where it was originally bred?

A

WEIMARANER

1235
Q

Which of these Broadway musicals was inspired by a famous painting?

A

SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE

1236
Q

Which of these cable networks focuses on music,not movies?

A

CMT

1237
Q

Which of these cable pundits is known for using an old-fashioned chalkboard as a visual aid?

A

GLEN BECK

1238
Q

Which of these cable reality series is usually set nearest to the Arctic Circle?

A

ICE ROAD TRUCKERS

1239
Q

Which of these cable TV news hosts once served in Congress as a Florida Republican?

A

JOE SCARBOROUGH

1240
Q

Which of these California cities lays claim to the title “Capital of Silicon Valley”?

A

SAN JOSE

1241
Q

Which of these camera parts controls how much light passes through the lens?

A

APERTURE

1242
Q

Which of these candies typically comes in only two colors,pink and white?

A

GOOD & PLENTY

1243
Q

Which of these candy bars was once marked with the slogan “Two for me,none for you”?

A

TWIX

1244
Q

Which of these capital cities is not located in mainland Asia?

A

TOKYO

1245
Q

Which of these card games is also called “Memory”?

A

CONCENTRATION

1246
Q

Which of these cartoon characters is usually squinting?

A

MR.MAGOO

1247
Q

Which of these cartoon characters likely suffers from rhotacism,a speech disorder where R’s are pronounced like W’s?

A

ELMER FUDD

1248
Q

Which of these cartoon characters would best be described as a lothario?

A

PEPE LE PEW

1249
Q

Which of these celebrities is not mentioned in the lyrics of the 1998 Barenaked Ladies hit “One Week?”

A

MEG RYAN

1250
Q

Which of these celebrities was born in Cuba and not Puerto Rico?

A

GLORIA ESTEFAN

1251
Q

Which of these celebrity kids is the child of an Oscar-winning mother and a Grammy-winning father?

A

APPLE MARTIN

1252
Q

Which of these characteristics must be true about an Olympic-size pool?

A

50 METERS LONG

1253
Q

Which of these characters appeared in the short-lived Broadway musical “Seussical”?

A

THE CAT IN THE HAT

1254
Q

Which of these characters from AFI’s list of the fifty greatest movie villains was an actual movie star?

A

JOAN CRAWFORD

1255
Q

Which of these characters from the original “Star Trek” TV series speaks with a Russian accent?

A

MR.CHEKOV

1256
Q

Which of these characters is from the 1978 movie “Grease” and not the 1988 movie “Hairspray?”

A

MARTY MARASCHINO

1257
Q

Which of these Charlie Chaplin movies was intended to make fun of Adolf Hitler?

A

THE GREAT DICTATOR

1258
Q

Which of these Charlie Chaplin movies was intended to make fun of Adolph Hitler?

A

THE GREAT DICTATOR

1259
Q

Which of these chart-topping albums was recorded by an “American Idol” champion?

A

SOME HEARTS

1260
Q

Which of these chart-topping albums was recorded by an “American Idol” champion?

A

SOME HEARTS

1261
Q

Which of these cheeses is commonly known in the United States as “Swiss Cheese”?

A

EMMENTALER

1262
Q

Which of these children’s games traditionally ends when someone reaches “tensies”?

A

JACKS

1263
Q

Which of these children’s games uses a spinner to determine a player’s move?

A

CHUTES AND LADDERS

1264
Q

Which of these children’s movies was not based on a book by Roald Dahl?

A

THE JUNGLE BOOK

1265
Q

Which of these cities has roughly the same latitude as New York City?

A

TOKYO

1266
Q

Which of these cities in Michigan shares its name with a cryptocrystalline variety of the mineral quartz?

A

FLINT

1267
Q

Which of these cities is also the name of a famous cocktail made with vermouth, whiskey, and a dash of bitters?

A

MANHATTAN

1268
Q

Which of these city-themed songs mentions Graceland and the ghost of Elvis in its lyrics?

A

WALKING IN MEMPHIS

1269
Q

Which of these classic animated Disney characters never communicates using words?

A

TINKER BELL

1270
Q

Which of these classic board games is designed for the youngest age group?

A

CHUTES AND LADDERS

1271
Q

Which of these classic fairy tales does not feature a wicked stepmother?

A

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

1272
Q

Which of these classic fictional characters performs his on-the-job duties in a belfry?

A

QUASIMODO

1273
Q

Which of these classic films was directed by Diane Sawyer’s husband?

A

THE GRADUATE

1274
Q

Which of these classic movies is set during the Korean War?

A

M.A.S.H.

1275
Q

Which of these classic novels features the wise advice “Never laugh at live dragons”?

A

THE HOBBIT

1276
Q

Which of these classic novels was written by a man named after Ralph Waldo Emerson?

A

INVISIBLE MAN

1277
Q

Which of these classic sitcom characters was not played by an actor with the same first name?

A

ELAINE BENES

1278
Q

Which of these classic TV characters often tells others to “sit on it!”?

A

THE FONZ

1279
Q

Which of these classic TV series featured a regular character who was a cross-dresser?

A

MASH

1280
Q

Which of these classic TV shows has a title character whose name means “large” in Latin?

A

MAGNUM, P.I.

1281
Q

Which of these classic works of literature is a sequel?

A

HUCKLEBERRY FINN

1282
Q

Which of these classic works of literature is typically categorized as a short story and not a novel?

A

THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM

1283
Q

Which of these classroom supplies is traditionally made of calcium carbonate?

A

CHALK

1284
Q

Which of these cocktails typically requires the use of a bartending tool called a muddler?

A

MOJITO

1285
Q

Which of these coffee shop orders requires the least preparation,simply adding water to espresso?

A

AMERICANO

1286
Q

Which of these coins depicts the U.S. president who served in office the earliest?

A

QUARTER

1287
Q

Which of these colors does not take its name from a gemstone?

A

PERIWINKLE

1288
Q

Which of these colors is,by defintion, a shade of purplish-red?

A

MAGENTA

1289
Q

Which of these combinations of road races would require a participant to run the farthest?

A

TEN HALF-MARATHONS

1290
Q

Which of these combinations of standard coin rolls is worth the most money?

A

FIVE ROLLS OF DIMES

1291
Q

Which of these comedies features both Luke and Owen Wilson?

A

THE ROYAL TENEBAUMS

1292
Q

Which of these comedies prominently features a fortune-telling carnival game called “Zoltar Speaks”?

A

BIG

1293
Q

Which of these common house plants does not actually produce flowers?

A

FERN

1294
Q

Which of these common household objects is a simple incendiary device?

A

MATCH

1295
Q

Which of these common ingredients in Japanese cuisine is a vegetable, and not a type of edible seaweed?

A

DAIKON

1296
Q

Which of these common kitchen ingredients is often “clarified” by heating it on the stove?

A

BUTTER

1297
Q

Which of these common Latin phrases means “to a sickening degree”?

A

AD NAUSEAM

1298
Q

Which of these common tongue-twisting phrases features numerous examples of sibilance?

A

SHE SELLS SEASHELLS

1299
Q

Which of these common yoga positions involves standing on one leg?

A

TREE POSE

1300
Q

Which of these commonly used abbreviations is short for a French phrase?

A

RSVP

1301
Q

Which of these companies was founded in the early 1980s in Melbourne,Australia ,by a woman and her husband?

A

JENNY CRAIG

1302
Q

Which of these company’s stocks more than doubled in the early ’20s,largely as a result of Prohibition?

A

COCA-COLA

1303
Q

Which of these computer keyboard symbols is also featured on a standard telephone keypad?

A

ASTERISK

1304
Q

Which of these computer keyboard symbols is also featured on a standard telephone keypad?

A

Asterick

1305
Q

Which of these condiments is sold under the brand name “Best Foods” west of the Rockies?

A

HELLMAN’S MAYONNAISE

1306
Q

Which of these confections is often made in a machine that uses centrifugal force?

A

COTTON CANDY

1307
Q

Which of these consumer product titans is known as the “father of frozen food”?

A

CLARENCE BIRDSEYE

1308
Q

Which of these continents lies in the Northern,Southern,Eastern and Western Hemispheres?

A

AFRICA

1309
Q

Which of these cooking terms is believed to come from a Norweigan word meaning “lump”?

A

DOLLOP

1310
Q

Which of these cooking-related words is also a verb meaning “to hunt illegally”?

A

POACH

1311
Q

Which of these cosmetics can be used in an emergency to stop pantyhose from running?

A

NAIL POLISH

1312
Q

Which of these could be an alternative title for TV Land’s celeb reality show “Harry Loves Lisa?”

A

HAMLIN LOVES RINNA

1313
Q

Which of these countries generally gets colder in temperature the farther south you travel?

A

AUSTRALIA

1314
Q

Which of these countries is an island nation in the Pacific and not a country in Africa?

A

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

1315
Q

Which of these countries is home to the world’s largest Kurdish population?

A

TURKEY

1316
Q

Which of these countries is situated partly on what continent and partly on the other?

A

TURKEY

1317
Q

Which of these countries lies in the coffee-producing region of the world known as the “bean belt”?

A

COLUMBIA

1318
Q

Which of these countries’ people usually eat with fork and spoon, using only chopsticks for noodles?

A

THAILAND

1319
Q

Which of these country names can be spelled by placing three U.S. state postal abbreviations in a row?

A

MALAWI

1320
Q

Which of these Crayola Crayon colors takes its name from a lyric in the song “America the Beautiful”?

A

Purple Mountain’s Majesty

1321
Q

Which of these creatures are on display in the Nocturnal House at the Cincinnati Zoo?

A

BATS

1322
Q

Which of these deserts is by far the coldest,with temperatures known to fall as low as minus 40 degrees?

A

GOBI

1323
Q

Which of these designer labels is best known for its trendy line of eyewear?

A

OLIVER PEOPLES

1324
Q

Which of these devices indicates the time of day with a shadow?

A

SUNDIAL

1325
Q

Which of these dishes is traditionally prepared in a molcajete,a heavy bowl made of volcanic rock?

A

GUACAMOLE

1326
Q

Which of these Disney characters is typically drawn wearing only a collar?

A

PLUTO

1327
Q

Which of these Disney Princesses was not born with,but rather married into her royal title?

A

CINDERELLA

1328
Q

Which of these dog breeds is also slang for an overly aggressive person?

A

PIT BULL

1329
Q

Which of these drinks is sometimes ceremoniously opened by cutting the top off the bottle with a specialized sword?

A

CHAMPAGNE

1330
Q

Which of these drugstore brands operates the website RespectTheRoll.com?

A

COTTONELLE

1331
Q

Which of these drugstore brands shares its logo design with the Socialist Labor Party of America?

A

ARM AND HAMMER

1332
Q

Which of these elements derives its chemical symbol, “Hg,” from the Latin word for “liquid silver”?

A

MERCURY

1333
Q

Which of these elements is an active ingredient in calamine lotion?

A

ZINC

1334
Q

Which of these English towns is famous for the bath salts that come from its local springs?

A

EPSOM

1335
Q

Which of these entries from the Cassell Dictionary of Slang means “to follow closely?”

A

LIKE WHITE ON RICE

1336
Q

Which of these entries from the Cassell Dictionary of Slang means “very closely”?

A

LIKE WHITE ON RICE

1337
Q

Which of these esteemed actors had a brief, if memorable, nude scene in the comedy classic “Animal House”?

A

DONALD SUTHERLAND

1338
Q

Which of these European capitals is not located along the Danube river?

A

BERN

1339
Q

Which of these European cities was built thousands of years ago atop seven hills?

A

ROME

1340
Q

Which of these European countries is,in large part,a peninsula?

A

ITALY

1341
Q

Which of these European “lands” is an island?

A

IRELAND

1342
Q

Which of these events derives its name from a Greek word meaning “to dip”?

A

BAPTISM

1343
Q

Which of these events occurs quadrennially?

A

SUMMER OLYMPICS

1344
Q

Which of these fabrics is named for a variety of goat found in a hilly region between India and Pakistan?

A

CASHMERE

1345
Q

Which of these family movies about animals centers on a creature that weighs the most?

A

FREE WILLY

1346
Q

Which of these family movies about animals centers on a creature that weights the most?

A

FREE WILLY

1347
Q

Which of these famous actors overcame childhood stuttering to become the voice of Darth Vader and CNN?

A

JAMES EARL JONES

1348
Q

Which of these famous American poems mentions the Massachusetts towns of Lexington and Concord?

A

PAUL REVERE’S RIDE

1349
Q

Which of these famous authors was not born in Ireland?

A

EUGENE O’NEILL

1350
Q

Which of these famous lines is associated with a president who was a Democrat?

A

THE BUCK STOPS HERE

1351
Q

Which of these famous melodies is traditionally played on a bugle?

A

TAPS

1352
Q

Which of these famous names features a Spanish phrase meaning “of the bull”?

A

BENICIO DEL TORO

1353
Q

Which of these famous people never appeared as a guest star on the HBO series “Sex and The City”?

A

ROBERT DOWNEY, JR

1354
Q

Which of these famous phrases was chanted throughout the New Orleans Saints’ Super Bowl victory in 2010?

A

WHO DAT

1355
Q

Which of these famous poem titles features the first words of the poem itself?

A

O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN!

1356
Q

Which of these famous poems recounts an event immediately preceding the American Revolution?

A

PAUL REVERE’S RIDE

1357
Q

Which of these famous scientists was an Augustinian monk?

A

GREGOR MENDEL

1358
Q

Which of these famous statues depicts a young man who is about to do battle with a giant?

A

DAVID

1359
Q

Which of these famous structures was built as a tomb?

A

GREAT PYRAMID OF GIZA

1360
Q

Which of these famous teenagers is a black belt in karate?

A

TAYLOR LAUTNER

1361
Q

Which of these famous women was beheaded?

A

MARIE ANTOINETTE

1362
Q

Which of these famous WWII battles took place on a Pacific island?

A

IWO JIMA

1363
Q

Which of these fancy deserts is not typically lit on fire as part of its preparation?

A

BAKED ALASKA

1364
Q

Which of these fashion accessory names is sometimes used as a verb to mean eating very quickly?

A

SCARF

1365
Q

Which of these fashion houses is named after its founder’s first name and not his last name?

A

VALENTINO

1366
Q

Which of these fast food chains specializes in burgers known as “sliders”?

A

MCDONALD’S

1367
Q

Which of these fast food chains specializes in miniature hamburgers known as “sliders”?

A

WHITE CASTLE

1368
Q

Which of these features of planet Earth is considered part of its hydrosphere?

A

ATLANTIC OCEAN

1369
Q

Which of these felines lends its name to Apple’s 2011 version of their operating system OS X?

A

LION

1370
Q

Which of these female names has not appeared in a Rolling Stones hit song title?

A

DAISY

1371
Q

Which of these fictional characters are described as being “three apples tall”?

A

SMURFS

1372
Q

Which of these fictional characters gives a famous speech popularly known as the “Nose Tirade”?

A

CYRANO DE BERGERAC

1373
Q

Which of these films depicts a real-live court case and not an epic battle between two fictional creatures?

A

Dracula v. Frankenstein

1374
Q

Which of these films features an ordinal number in its title?

A

THE THIRD MAN

1375
Q

Which of these films is a “real” Hollywood movie,and not a “mockbuster”– a low-budget ripoff of a hit film?

A

LAND OF THE LOST

1376
Q

Which of these films was loosely based on a 1927 Upton Sinclair novel?

A

THERE WILL BE BLOOD

1377
Q

Which of these firearms also serves as shorthand for punching a hole in a beer can and drinking it quickly?

A

SHOTGUN

1378
Q

Which of these fish names is thought to derive from the Latin word for “leaper”?

A

SALMON

1379
Q

Which of these flowers has a common yoga pose named after it?

A

LOTUS

1380
Q

Which of these fonts consists of symbols instead of letters?

A

WINGDINGS

1381
Q

Which of these food brand names would also serve as a proper response to the Italian expression “grazie”?

A

PREGO

1382
Q

Which of these food items is predominantly produced in the Italian town of Modena

A

BALSAMIC VINEGAR

1383
Q

Which of these food pairs is commonly used to refer to one’s job or livelihood?

A

BREAD AND BUTTER

1384
Q

In Disney’s “Operation Dumbo Drop,” U.S. soldiers attempt to bring what animal to a Vietnamese village?

A

ELEPHANT

1385
Q

In E.B. White’s classic children’s novel “Charlotte’s Web,” what is the name of the gluttonous rat?

A

TEMPLETON

1386
Q

In education,the Flesch-Kincaid readability test assigns a level of difficulty that corresponds to what statistic?

A

GRADE LEVEL

1387
Q

In England, the term “Oxbridge” is used to refer collectively to the country’s two best-known what?

A

UNIVERSITIES

1388
Q

In England, the word “lorry” refers to what type of vehicle?

A

TRUCK

1389
Q

In England, what professionals are classified either as barristers or solicitors?

A

LAWYERS

1390
Q

In England,a “hackney carriage” is another name for a what?

A

TAXI CAB

1391
Q

In England,which of these common police detective duties is known as an “identity parade”?

A

POLICE LINEUP

1392
Q

In English,the letter “B” is often silent when it is directly followed by what other letter?

A

T

1393
Q

In farm lingo,the eggs laid by one hen during a single nesting period are known as what?

A

CLUTCH

1394
Q

In February 2011,what cell phone provider began selling the iPhone,ending AT&T’s run as its exclusive carrier?

A

VERIZON WIRELESS

1395
Q

In figure skating,which of these crowd-pleasing maneuvers requires two skaters?

A

DEATH SPIRAL

1396
Q

In film credits,which of these actors is typically listed with his full middle name,and not just a middle initial?

A

PHILLIP HOFFMAN

1397
Q

In finance, what adjective is used to describe a person’s income after taxes have been taken out?

A

DISPOSABLE

1398
Q

In France,”haricot vert” is the term used for which of these vegetables?

A

GREEN BEAN

1399
Q

In Frank Sinatra’s ode to “New York,New York,” what completes the famous line,”Start spreading the news”?

A

I’M LEAVING TODAY

1400
Q

In French cuisine,a remoulade is a type of what?

A

SAUCE

1401
Q

In genealogical terms, your grandfather’s great-great granddaughter is best described as your what?

A

FIRST COUSIN, TWICE REMOVED

1402
Q

In geometry, which of these measurements applies only to circles and not triangles?

A

CIRCUMFERENCE

1403
Q

In Germany,which of these common household items is known as a “fingerhut”?

A

THIMBLE

1404
Q

In golf,if you “bogey” a hole,what score did you get?

A

ONE STROKE OVER PAR

1405
Q

In Gray’s Anatomy, what bone in the human wrist is described as having a “crescentic outline”?

A

SEMILUNAR

1406
Q

In Greek myth,what form did Zeus assume when he seduced Leda?

A

SWAN

1407
Q

In Greek mythology, who succeeded in killing Achilles?

A

PARIS

1408
Q

In Greek mythology,who is the goddess of the rainbow?

A

IRIS

1409
Q

In health insurance parlance, the abbreviation “PPO” usually denotes what type of organization?

A

PREFERRED PROVIDER

1410
Q

In her 1985 number one single. Whitney Houston asks, “How will I know if” what?

A

HE REALLY LOVES ME

1411
Q

In her memoir,”Then Again,” what actress explains the origins of her love of men’s hats?

A

DIANE KEATON

1412
Q

In hiking, the marks on trees that indicate the trail are called what?

A

BLAZES

1413
Q

In hip-hop lingo,the word “shorty” commonly refers to a what?

A

YOUNG WOMAN

1414
Q

In his 1989 book “From Beirut to Jerusalem,” Thomas Friedman recounts a journey he once took from Lebanon to where?

A

ISRAEL

1415
Q

In his 1999 film “The Sixth Sense,” director M. Night Shyamalan makes a cameo appearance playing a what?

A

DOCTOR

1416
Q

In his hit 1983 song,Elton John ponders “I guess that’s why they call it” what?

A

THE BLUES

1417
Q

In his memoir, George W. Bush reveals his “all-time low” in office was hearing what rapper’s harsh, post-Katrina comments?

A

KANYE WEST

1418
Q

In his memoir,celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain warns against ordering which of these foods on a Monday?

A

FISH

1419
Q

In his Oscar acceptance speech, what actor asked for a moment of silence for the victims of the Titanic?

A

JAMES CAMERON

1420
Q

In his satirical essay “A Modest Proposal,” Jonathan Swift proposed that Ireland’s poor do what with their children?

A

SELL THEM TO BE EATEN

1421
Q

In honor of the famous race held in its capital,what state’s commemorative quarter features a racecar?

A

INDIANA

1422
Q

In humans, what joint causes the “click” or “pop” that’s heard when mouths open and close?

A

TEMPORAMANDIBULAR JOINT

1423
Q

In humans,the trachea is a tube that runs in front of what other body part?

A

ESOPHAGUS

1424
Q

In Internet chat and text lingo,”ITA” is typically short for what phrase?

A

I TOTALLY AGREE

1425
Q

In its final episode, what TV show revealed that the hospital was actually inside a snowglobe?

A

ST ELSEWHERE

1426
Q

In its logo,the fast food chain Wendy’s described its hamburgers as what?

A

OLD FASHIONED

1427
Q

In its third season,what TV drama featured an actor playing real-life hotel tycoon Conrad “Connie” Hilton?

A

MAD MEN

1428
Q

In its title, a fitness article posted online asks the age-old question “Can You Get Six Pack Abs Without” what?

A

CRUNCHES

1429
Q

In its TV ads,which brand of cat food is known for featuring a fluffy white cat eating from a crystal goblet?

A

FANCY FEAST

1430
Q

In its written form,which of these languages has over 50,000 characters but no alphabet?

A

CHINESE

1431
Q

In January 2012,many websites,including Google,loudly protested a proposed law known as SOPA,the “Stop Online” what?

A

PIRACY ACT

1432
Q

In keeping with its maritime image,what fashion label’s logo features a J-class sailboat?

A

NAUTICA

1433
Q

In keeping with its name,what Web Site once billed itself as “The World’s Greatest Recipe Collection”?

A

EPICURIOUS.COM

1434
Q

In law, what is the term for a document that revises a person’s will?

A

CODICIL

1435
Q

In law,the time period during which a person may be sued is called the “statute of” what?

A

LIMITATIONS

1436
Q

In law,what is the term for a child who has been officially released from the control of his parents?

A

EMANCIPATED

1437
Q

In law,what is the term for a document that revises a person’s will?

A

CODICIL

1438
Q

In Los Angeles in 1927, Sid Grauman opened a now-famous what?

A

MOVIE THEATER

1439
Q

In lunch counter lingo,what kind of bread does a customer get if his sandwich is “on whiskey?”

A

RYE

1440
Q

In Mafia lingo,the phrase “sleeping with the fishes” refers to person who is what?

A

DECEASED

1441
Q

In math, a ratio is commonly written as two numbers separated by which of these punctuation marks?

A

COLON

1442
Q

In math, which of these numbers is a common denominator of the fractions 1/3 and 2/5?

A

15

1443
Q

In math,what two letters are used to identify the horizontal and vertical axes on a graph?

A

X AND Y

1444
Q

In mathematics,what punctuation mark is commonly used between numbers to indicate a ratio?

A

COLON

1445
Q

In Mexico, a tortilla is a thin corn or flour flatbread, but in Spain, a tortilla is a what?

A

POTATO OMELET

1446
Q

In Michael Jackson’s “You Rock My World” video,what actor makes a fitting cameo as the boss of “The Waterfront Hotel”?

A

MARLON BRANDO

1447
Q

In military time, what number denotes one minute past midnight?

A

0001 ..

1448
Q

In movies, what actor has twice portrayed Dr. Alex Cross, the hero of several James Patterson movies?

A

MORGAN FREEMAN

1449
Q

In movies,Eric Bana and Edward Norton have both played a comic book character that was played on TV by whom?

A

BILL BIXBY

1450
Q

In music industry lingo, an artist’s record “drops” when it what?

A

GETS RELEASED

1451
Q

In music industry lingo,an artist’s record “drops” when it does what?

A

GETS RELEASED

1452
Q

In musical notation,a flat is denoted by a symbol resembling what lowercase letter?

A

B

1453
Q

In musical notation,a set of five horizontal lines and four spaces on which music is written is known as a what?

A

STAFF

1454
Q

In musical theater,when a dancer shakes his open palms to the audience with fingers splayed,it is known as what?

A

JAZZ HANDS

1455
Q

In NASCAR racing, how many cars traditionally start in each race?

A

43

1456
Q

In New Orleans, the “po boy” is a signature style of what?

A

SANDWICH

1457
Q

In office for 22 years,Richard M. Daley was the longest serving mayor of what U.S. city?

A

CHICAGO

1458
Q

In one of 2010’s biggest viral videos,a hiker laughs and cries for three minutes at the sight of a what?

A

DOUBLE RAINBOW

1459
Q

In one of his fireside chats,what U.S. president described America as a great “Arsenal of Democracy”?

A

FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT

1460
Q

In order to perform the Heimlech maneuver on a choking person,you usually put your arms where?

A

AROUND HIS WAIST

1461
Q

In order to play the banjo more effectively, what comedian maintains acrylic nails nails on two of his picking fingers?

A

STEVE MARTIN

1462
Q

In order to “ford” a stream, how does a person cross it?

A

BY WADING

1463
Q

In orthodontics,dental braces that are fitted behind the teeth,so as not to be visible,are called what?

A

LINGUAL

1464
Q

In Pamplona’s Running of the Bulls, brave tourists run through the streets wearing what distinctive piece of clothing?

A

RED SCARVES

1465
Q

In Paris, the Moulin Rouge nightclub is located in what historic neighborhood?

A

MONTMARTE

1466
Q

In performing Darth Vader’s stunts,Bob Anderson called on his skills as an Olympic what?

A

FENCER

1467
Q

In physics equations, what letter is typically used to represent the speed of light?

A

c

1468
Q

In physics,the point at which an object can be balanced is called its “center of” what?

A

GRAVITY

1469
Q

In pool,if you accidentally shoot the cue ball into a pocket,what have you done?

A

SCRATCHED

1470
Q

In popular money slang,if you have five “Lincolns” and five “Hamiltons,” how much cash do you have?

A

$75

1471
Q

In pregnant women,what is the name of the thin,fluid-filled membrane that surrounds the fetus?

A

AMNION

1472
Q

In preparation for hosting the 2008 Olympics, what country launched a campaign to stop public spitting?

A

CHINA

1473
Q

In publishing,what nickname is commonly used for novels that are geared toward a female readership?

A

CHICK LIT

1474
Q

In real estate lingo, buying a house with the intention of quickly reselling it for a profit is called what?

A

FLIPPING

1475
Q

In real estate listings, the common acronym “FSBO” means “for sale” what?

A

BY OWNER

1476
Q

In real estate listings,”a/g pl” stands for a swimming pool that is what?

A

ABOVEGROUND

1477
Q

In recent years,several U.S. cities and towns have passed ordinances banning what contentious fashion trend?

A

SAGGY PANTS

1478
Q

In response to a new immigration law, what city’s NBA team donned “Los Suns” jerseys in May 2010?

A

PHOENIX

1479
Q

In restaurant lingo,a server who is falling behind is said to be where?

A

IN THE WEEDS

1480
Q

In Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel “Treasure Island,” Long John Silver has a pet parrot named what?

A

CAPTAIN FLINT

1481
Q

In Rodin’s statue “The Thinker,” which of these correctly describes the pose of the man’s arm touching his head?

A

RIGHT ELBOW ON LEFT KNEE

1482
Q

In Roman mythology, Vulcan was the god of what?

A

FIRE

1483
Q

In roman numerals, how is the year 2011 written?

A

MMXI

1484
Q

In scientific classification,which of the taxonomic ranks are ranked in the right order,from highest to lowest?

A

FAMILY,GENUS,SPECIES

1485
Q

In Shakespearean English, the word “ere” was commonly used to mean what?

A

BEFORE

1486
Q

In Shakespeare’s “Richard III,” the main character famously shouts, “My kingdom for a” what?

A

HORSE

1487
Q

In some cases, “hands-only” CPR can be as effective as the original method, which also involves doing what to the patient?

A

BREATHING INTO HIS MOUTH

1488
Q

In Spain, which of these popular reality TV shows goes by the name, “No te lo pongas!”

A

WHAT NOT TO WEAR

1489
Q

In Spain,which of these meals is typically taken at 9:00 p.m.?

A

LA CENA

1490
Q

In Spanish cuisine,the dish “gambas al ajillo” is literally what main ingredient in garlic sauce?

A

SHRIMP

1491
Q

In Spanish, which of these wines is not considered a “vino tinto”?

A

RIESLING

1492
Q

In Spanish,”de nada” is a standard response to which of these niceties?

A

MUCHAS GRACIAS

1493
Q

In street lingo, “Scratch” is slang for what?

A

MONEY

1494
Q

In surfing and skateboarding,a person who rides with their right foot forward is known as a what?

A

GOOFY FOOT

1495
Q

In tabloid gossip,the term “new ink” refers to a star’s newly acquired what?

A

TATTOO

1496
Q

In taste tests,60% of consumers indicate preferring the “creamy” over the “crunchy” version of what food?

A

PEANUT BUTTER

1497
Q

In teen girl slang, if someone is your “BFF,” she is your what “Forever”?

A

BEST FRIEND

1498
Q

In tennis,a player who has lost a set 6-0 is said to have been what?

A

BAGELED

1499
Q

In terms of square mileage,which of these Middle Eastern countries is the largest?

A

SAUDI ARABIA

1500
Q

In the 1800s,Ohio native Annie Oakley gained national fame for her remarkable skills as a what?

A

SHARPSHOOTER

1501
Q

In the 1870s,the standard QWERTY keyboard was developed to prevent which of these common typewriter problems?

A

JAMMED TYPEWRITERS

1502
Q

In the 1880s,Australians built an enormously long fence to keep what animals from attacking their sheep?

A

DINGOES

1503
Q

In the 1895 novel “Red Badge of Courage,” Henry Fleming, the main character, is a what?

A

UNION SOLDIER

1504
Q

In the 1895 novel “The Red Badge Of Courage”, Henry Fleming,the main character,is a young what?

A

UNION SOLDIER

1505
Q

In the 1945 novel “Animal Farm,” what animals control the “government” of the farm?

A

PIGS

1506
Q

In the 1958 film “Vertigo,” Jimmy Stewart’s character has an irrational fear of what?

A

HEIGHTS

1507
Q

In the 1960s,the CIA reportedly tried to manufacture exploding cigars in order to assassinate what world leader?

A

FIDEL CASTRO

1508
Q

In the 1960s,the FBI conducted an investigation into the unintelligible lyrics of what popular song?

A

LOUIE LOUIE

1509
Q

In the 1962 movie “The Manchurian Candidate,” what playing card triggers Raymond’s trances?

A

QUEEN OF DIAMONDS

1510
Q

In the 1967 film “Bonnie and Clyde,” Clyde famously offers what terse description of the duo’s occupation?

A

WE ROB BANKS

1511
Q

In the 1968 movie “Funny Girl,” Barbara Streisand’s character looks into the mirror and says “Hello” what?

A

GORGEOUS

1512
Q

In the 1972 film “The Godfather,” Vito Corleone dies while playing with his grandson where?

A

IN A TOMATO GARDEN

1513
Q

In the 1979 hit song “Escape,” what does the singer claim to like in addition to pina coladas?

A

GETTING CAUGHT IN THE RAIN

1514
Q

In the 1980s the Members Only brand became famous for its wildly popular version of what?

A

MEN’S JACKET

1515
Q

In the 1987 movie “The Princess Bride,” what actress plays the Princess Bride?

A

ROBIN WRIGHT PENN

1516
Q

In the 1988 movie “Rain Man,” Raymond Babbitt is obsessed with watching what TV personality?

A

JUDGE WAPNER

1517
Q

In the 1989 movie “Field Of Dreams”,a mysterious voice inspires a farmer to build what in his cornfield?

A

BASEBALL DIAMOND

1518
Q

In the 1989 movie, “When Harry met Sally…” Harry and Sally first meet at what university?

A

UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

1519
Q

In the 1990 movie “Ghost,” what classic song is featured during the famous “pottery-making” love scene?

A

UNCHAINED MELODY

1520
Q

In the 1992 film “My Cousin Vinny,” Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomei memorably sample what Southern dish?

A

GRITS

1521
Q

In the 1993 drama “Indecent Proposal,” Demi Moore agrees to sleep with Robert Redford for what tidy sum?

A

ONE MILLION DOLLARS 1,000,000

1522
Q

In the 1994 film “The Shawshank Redemption” a newly freed Red reunites with Andy in what Mexican town?

A

ZIHUATANEJO

1523
Q

In the 1994 movie “Speed,” a bomb is set to go off as soon as a bus’s speed falls below what?

A

50 MPH

1524
Q

In the 1995 comedy “Tommy Boy,” Chris Farley ruins David Spade’s clothes as he sings, “Fat guy in” what?

A

A LITTLE COAT

1525
Q

In the 1997 film “Donnie Brasco,” Johnnie Depp memorably explains the varied nuances of what mob phrase?

A

“FORGET ABOUT IT!”

1526
Q

In the 1997 movie “Boogie Nights,” Heather Graham plays a young starlet known by what nickname?

A

ROLLERGIRL

1527
Q

In the 1997 movie “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” who plays the titular “best friend”?

A

DERMOT MULRONEY

1528
Q

In the 1998 film “The Big Lebowski,” what actress plays Bunny,a trophy wife who wears green nail polish?

A

TARA REID

1529
Q

In the 1999 film “Muppets from Space,” what muppet is revealed to actually be an alien?

A

GONZO

1530
Q

In the 1999 movie “American Pie” Alyson Hannigan’s character discusses playing what instrument at band?

A

FLUTE

1531
Q

In the 2003 animated movie “Finding Nemo,” the good-natured Dory suffers from what problem?

A

MEMORY LOSS

1532
Q

In the 2003 film “The Last Samurai,” Tom Cruise plays a soldier who goes to what country to train its warriors?

A

JAPAN

1533
Q

In the 2003 hit song “Hey ya!” the band OutKast urges listeners to “shake it like a” what?

A

POLAROID PICTURE

1534
Q

In the 2004 movie “Sideways,” wine lover Miles adamantly states that he will not drink what varietal?

A

MERLOT

1535
Q

In the 2009 film “Watchmen” which character fittingly wears a mask decorated with inkblots?

A

RORSCHACH

1536
Q

In the 2009 movie “The Hangover,” the missing groom is eventually found at what Las Vegas locale?

A

ROOF OF CAESARS PALACE

1537
Q

In the 2009 movie “The Hangover,” what eccentric celeb cameos as the owner of a stolen tiger?

A

MIKE TYSON

1538
Q

In the 2010 film “Black Swan,” Natalie Portman plays a dancer who performs in a famous ballet composed by whom?

A

TCHAIKOVSKY

1539
Q

In the 2010 film “Eat, pray, love,” Julia Roberts eats in Italy, prays in India, and loves where?

A

INDONESIA

1540
Q

In the 2010 movie “Shutter Island,” Shutter Island is primarily home to what?

A

MENTAL INSTITUTION

1541
Q

In the 2010 sequel “Tron:Legacy,” Jeff Bridges reprises his 1982 role in “Tron” as a man transformed into what?

A

A COMPUTER PROGRAM

1542
Q

Which of these actors is a devout Buddhist who studied with the Dalai Lama?

A

RICHARD GERE

1543
Q

Which of these actors is also a successful venture capitalist,who made a killing on an early investment in Skype?

A

ASHTON KUTCHER

1544
Q

Which of these actors’ last names is often used as a slang term meaning “to go”?

A

HUMPHREY BOGART

1545
Q

Which of these actors’ last names is often used as a slang term meaning “to hog”?

A

HUMPHREY BOGART

1546
Q

Which of these actresses bears a heart-shaped tattoo inscribed with her husband’s name “Antonio”?

A

MELANIE GRIFFITH

1547
Q

Which of these actresses did not divorce her husband shortly after receiving her Academy Award?

A

CATHERINE ZETA-JONES

1548
Q

Which of these actresses is the author of a 2010 self-help book,aptly titled “Getting the Pretty Back”?

A

MOLLY RINGWALD

1549
Q

Which of these actresses shares her name with a common shade of brown?

A

SIENNA MILLER

1550
Q

Which of these actresses shares her name with a popular line of Pepperidge Farm cookies?

A

ALYSSA MILANO

1551
Q

Which of these adjectives has never doubled as the name of a Pope?

A

BENIGN

1552
Q

Which of these adjectives is not included in the lyrics of the 1958 novelty song “Purple People Eater”?

A

SIX-LEGGED

1553
Q

Which of these American Revolutionary War figures is buried not in the United States,but in London,England?

A

BENEDICT ARNOLD

1554
Q

Which of these American Revolutionary War figures is often considered the “Father Of The American Navy”?

A

JOHN PAUL JONES

1555
Q

Which of these ancient Greeks is famous for writing “Elements,” an influential treatise on geometry?

A

EUCLID

1556
Q

Which of these ancient locations becomes the name of a present-day country when the first two letters of its name are removed?

A

ASSYRIA

1557
Q

Which of these animal classifications best describes the traditional symbol of the Republican Party?

A

PACHYDERM

1558
Q

Which of these animal names is also a unit of measurement commonly used by chemists?

A

MOLE

1559
Q

Which of these animal noise words is also the name of a popular online urban city guide?

A

YELP

1560
Q

Which of these Animal Planet TV Shows “stars” animals that typically grow the largest?

A

GROWING UP CAMEL

1561
Q

Which of these animal terms comes from a Latin word meaning “to gnaw”?

A

RODENT

1562
Q

Which of these animals can produce upwards of 500 offspring in a single year?

A

COCKROACH

1563
Q

Which of these animals commonly moves around using a technique known as “knuckle-walking”?

A

CHIMPANZEES

1564
Q

Which of these animals has the longest gestation period, lasting an average over 20 months?

A

ELEPHAND

1565
Q

Which of these animals have webbed hind feet that help them to swim?

A

BEAVERS

1566
Q

Which of these animals hunts its prey using echolation, a system of biological sonar?

A

BATS

1567
Q

Which of these animals is a marsupial?

A

WOMBAT

1568
Q

Which of these animals is classified as an actual variety of fish?

A

CATFISH

1569
Q

Which of these animals is known for “breaching”?

A

WHALE

1570
Q

Which of these animals is not considered an insect?

A

SPIDER

1571
Q

Which of these animals is usually trapped for its fur in the winter when its coat is almost completely white?

A

ERMINE

1572
Q

Which of these animals is well known for spitting at people and other creatures when it gets agitated?

A

CAMEL

1573
Q

Which of these animals transports food in its cheeks?

A

HAMSTER

1574
Q

Which of these animated characters flexes his “muskels” in the 1960 cartoon “Muskels Shmuskels”?

A

POPEYE THE SAILOR

1575
Q

Which of these apple varieties shares its name with a well-known mountain in Japan?

A

FUJI

1576
Q

Which of these architectural elements is a type of built-in seat located adjacent to a fireplace?

A

INGLENOOK

1577
Q

Which of these are the initials of a high-end fashion label and not a code for a US city airport?

A

YSL

1578
Q

Which of these articles of clothing fittingly gets its name from the Spanish word for “shade”?

A

SOMBRERO

1579
Q

Which of these articles of clothing shares its name with an 18th-century Spanish folk dance?

A

BOLERO

1580
Q

Which of these artists is notorious for singing through Auto-Tune pitch CORRECTion software?

A

T-PAIN

1581
Q

Which of these artsy surnames is also the name of a division in the World Beard and Moustache Championships?

A

DALI

1582
Q

Which of these Asian “Stans” is an ethnic religion and not an independent country?

A

KURDISTAN

1583
Q

Which of these athletic pursuits is not one of the three events in a traditional triathalon?

A

KAYAKING

1584
Q

Which of these authors’ last names sounds the same as a capital city in Texas?

A

JANE AUSTEN

1585
Q

Which of these authors’ monograms is the same as the name of a well-known delivery company?

A

D.H. LAWRENCE

1586
Q

Which of these band names does not feature the name of a chemical element?

A

STEELY DAN

1587
Q

Which of these bands gets its name from its bassist’s days making change as a cashier at Starbucks?

A

NICKELBACK

1588
Q

Which of these Beatles classics featured several lyrics sung in French?

A

MICHELLE

1589
Q

Which of these beloved comedy pairings consists of two animated characters and not two real-life people?

A

WALLACE AND GROMIT

1590
Q

Which of these beloved Disney characters would be classified by zoologists as a “ruminant”?

A

BAMBI

1591
Q

Which of these beloved Sesame Street muppets doesn’t have a nose?

A

COOKIE MONSTER

1592
Q

Which of these Ben and Jerry’s flavors was named after a key figure in the 1969 Woodstock festival?

A

WAVY GRAVY

1593
Q

Which of these berries is believed to be a hybrid of the blackberry and raspberry?

A

LOGANBERRY

1594
Q

Which of these berries is believed to be a hybrid of the blackberry and the raspberry?

A

LOGANBERRY

1595
Q

Which of these Best Picture winners is about a fictional character and not a historical figure?

A

OLIVER!

1596
Q

Which of these beverages is usually homogenized before being sold to consumers?

A

MILK

1597
Q

Which of these big names in aviation is also the first name of one of Sarah Palin’s children?

A

PIPER

1598
Q

Which of these Bill Murray movies takes place primarily at Christmas time?

A

SCROOGED

1599
Q

Which of these bird names is also a verb meaning “to complain”?

A

GROUSE

1600
Q

Which of these birds is able to fly?

A

PEACOCK

1601
Q

Which of these birds is able to fly?

A

FLAMINGO

1602
Q

Which of these bodies of water was named for the oysters once harvested there?

A

PEARL HARBOR

1603
Q

In art, the Greek Titan Atlas is traditionally depicted holding what on his shoulders?

A

GLOBE

1604
Q

In astrology, what planetary symbol of communication can cause discord when it is in “retrograde?”

A

MERCURY

1605
Q

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

A

AFTER THE DOUBLE A

1606
Q

In Avatar, the humans infiltrate Pandora in order to raid its supply of what highly valuable mineral?

A

UNOBTAMIUM

1607
Q

In baseball lingo,which of the following is known as a “tater”?

A

HOME RUN

1608
Q

In baseball, a “balk” is a deceptive and illegal motion made by what player?

A

PITCHER

1609
Q

In baseball,home plate is traditionally shaped like a what?

A

PENTAGON

1610
Q

In baseball,who is the only fielder positioned in foul territory?

A

CATCHER

1611
Q

In basketball, a referee often forms the letter “T” with his hands to indicate a what?

A

TECHNICAL FOUL

1612
Q

In birds, the gizzard is an organ that plays an important role in what process?

A

DIGESTION

1613
Q

In bowling, how many consecutive strikes comprise a perfectly bowled “300” game?

A

12

1614
Q

In business, what phrase is used to describe traditional companies that do not exist purely on the Internet?

A

BRICK AND MORTAR

1615
Q

In cartoons,Tweety Bird is often portrayed as the pet of a woman simply referred to by what name?

A

GRANNY

1616
Q

In CB radio lingo,the question “What’s your twenty?” is actually asking what?

A

WHAT IS YOUR LOCATION?

1617
Q

In celebration of its 15th anniversary,”South Park” sold a real-life version of what snack?

A

CHEESY POOFS

1618
Q

In Chicago,you’ll find a kitschy 26-foot tall statue of what actress in a famous pose,white dress billowing up around her?

A

MARILYN MONROE

1619
Q

In China,what does a person do with renminbi?

A

SPEND IT

1620
Q

In Christianity, Ascension Day is celebrated 40 days after what holiday?

A

EASTER

1621
Q

In Christianity, the ashes used on Ash Wednesday are traditionally made by burning what?

A

PALM FRONDS

1622
Q

In Christianity,who is said to be the guardian of the Pearly Gates,the entranceway to Heaven?

A

SAINT PETER

1623
Q

In college sports,which of these terms refers to an athlete who was never recruited or offered a scholarship?

A

WALK-ON

1624
Q

In Colombia,the aptly named “Biblioburros” is a program that uses donkeys to distribute what?

A

BOOKS

1625
Q

In comedy, an event where the guest of honor is subjected to humorous criticisms is called a what?

A

ROAST

1626
Q

In comic strips, what letters are depicted on bottles to show alcohol?

A

XXX

1627
Q

In common flavor of potato chips, “sour cream” is usually paired with what?

A

ONION

1628
Q

In competitive swimming, which of these styles is considered the slowest?

A

BREASTSTROKE

1629
Q

In cooking, recipes commonly call for “sprigs” of which of these ingredients?

A

THYME

1630
Q

In cop drama slang terms, a prepaid cell phone is called a what?

A

BURNER

1631
Q

In cosmetic surgery, the temple lift is a procedure that addresses which of the following?

A

DROOPY EYES