General Trivia 4 Flashcards

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Which of the music on the epic 1982 album “Thriller” was recorded by members of what 80s group?

A

TOTO

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A rare example of a word that rhymes with orange, Blorenge is a what?

A

0

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In one of the shortest Oscar speeches on record, what stunned actor merely said, “It’s my privilege, thank you.”

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JOE PESCI

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Dim sum, a meal of varied dishes originating in Chinese, translates loosely into English as “a little bit of” what?

A

HEART

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Baby Ruth’s creator claimed his candy bar was named not for a ball player, but for what President’s daughter?

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GROVER CLEVELAND

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Henry James famously remarked that “the two most beautiful words in the English language” are what?

A

SUMMER AFTERNOON

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While the winner of the Kentucky derby is draped in red roses, the Belmont stakes winner receives a garland of what?

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WHITE CARNATIONS

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The inscription “Pass and Stow,” appears on which of these US landmarks?

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LIBERTY BELL

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The “Pua alohalo” is Hawaii’s official state what?

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FLOWER

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What song’s famous melody was written in 1893 by sisters Patty and Mildred Hill?

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU

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Under President Ford, 34 year old Dick Cheney became the youngest man to hold what position?

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WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF

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With perhaps most churches per capita in the U.S., what city is known as the “Protestant Vatican?”

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NASHVILLE

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What extremely tall author once used the pen name John Lange, a German surnamed meaning “long?”

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MICHAEL CRICHTON

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Born with the less cool-sounding name Walter, which of these actors prefers to go by his middle name?

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BRUCE WILLIS

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In Egyptian mythology, a criosphinx is a figure that has the body of a lion and the head of a what?

A

RAM

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The first X-ray photograph taken of the human body was an image of the hand of what scientist’s wife?

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WILHEM ROENTGEN

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Aristotle wrote that what animal, though immune from other illnesses, is occasionally subject to “flatulency”?

A

ELEPHANT

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If you suffer from sideromophobia, which of these company’s vehicles would scare you the most?

A

AMTRACK

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According to the Population Reference Bureau, about how many people have ever lived on earth?

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100 BILLION

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Since 1978, “Yankee Doodle” has been the official has been the official song of what U.S. state?

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Connecticut

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Which of these words meaning “disaster” is also the name of a straw-colored wine often used for chianti?

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FIASCO

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Played at Wimbledon in 2010, the longest match in tennis history lasted how long?

A

11 HOURS, 5 MIN

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What is the first name of blues guitar legend B.B. King?

A

RILEY

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Which of these countries remained officially neutral during both WWI and WWII?

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SWEDEN

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25
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The highest point on earth, Mt Everest’s peak lies approximately how many feet above sea level?

A

5.5 (CORRECT)

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In “E.T., The Extra-Terrestrial,” the mischievous alien gets snockered drinking what brand of beer?

A

COORS

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According to legend, what historical figure died of a nosebleed on his wedding night?

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ATTILA THE HUN

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For the 2005 film “Guess Who?” a reported 100,000 dollars was spent to digitally remove Ashton Kucher’s what?

A

KABBALAH BRACELET

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What is the actual line of dialogue in “Casablanca”that is often misquoted as “Play it again, Sam”?

A

“PLAY IT, SAM.”

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30
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In Slumdog Millionaire, Jamal wins the 20 million rupees top prize, which is how much in US dollars at the film’s debut?

A

405,000 *CORRECT*

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A 2010 study by IBM on “commuter pain” revealed which of these cities has the most painful commute?

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BEIJING

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32
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George Washington had numerous pets and dogs, including two not-presidential names?

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DRUNKARD AND TIPSEY

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Coined in recent years, the term “ludology” often refers to the academic study of what?

A

VIDEO GAMES

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Thanks to its surging high-tech sector, what city did Forbes rank as “America’s Most Wired” in 2010?

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RALEIGH, NC

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“Roux-en-Y” is a common type of surgery primarily aimed at achieving what result?

A

WEIGHT LOSS

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36
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If you say, “It’s the greatest thing since sliced bread,” you are paying a compliment to whose invention?

A

OTTO ROHWEDDER

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In “Good Will Hunting,” Will first solves a difficult equation attributed to what mathematician?

A

JOSEPH FOURIER

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38
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Poison ivy belongs to a diverse botanical family that also includes the cashew and what tropical fruit?

A

MANGO

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The title of the 2009 film “Drive Angry 3D” is taken from “Don’t Drive Angry!,” a line Bill Murray says in what movie?

A

GROUNDHOG DAY

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Before a British family adopted him, kids lit Paddington Bear lived in Peru and had what name?

A

PASTUSO

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Which of these ancient Greek philosophers first wrote about the lost civilization of Atlantis?

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PLATO

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Common on American Idol, a “run,” or singing one syllable across many notes, has what technical term?

A

MELISMA

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43
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What poker hand is known as “Dead Man’s Hand?”

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TWO ACES AND TWO EIGHTS

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44
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The Leaning Tower of Pisa leans in what direction?

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SOUTH

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45
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The word “school” is derived from a Greek word that had what original meaning?

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LEISURE

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46
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Prized for their distinctive flavor, vanilla beans are the fruit of a rare type of what flower?

A

ORCHIDS

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47
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According to Crayola, which of these products will help remove crayon stains from washable clothing?

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WD-40 *CORRECT*

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48
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Which one of these events happened in the 80s and not the 70s?

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SALLY RIDE GOES TO SPACE

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By definition, an ecdysiast has what unusual job?

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EXOTIC DANCER

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During their historic first flight at Kitty Hawk, the Wright brothers’ plane traveled about how far?

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120 FEET

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51
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Despite their similar names, John Luther Adams and John Coolidge Adams are two very different modern what?

A

COMPOSERS

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Which of these famous Americans was a founding member of the ACLU?

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HELEN KELLER

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53
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Which of these Olympic events would most likely be performed by a toxophilite?

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ARCHERY

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54
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Founded in 1964, the restaurant Benihana takes its name from a Japanese phrase meaning what?

A

RED FLOWER

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To maximize his time, what famous thinker allegedly only took short naps throughout each 24-hour period?

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LEONARDO DA VINCI

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Known for his reckless spending, what movie star once paid $276,000 for a dinosaur skull?

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NICHOLAS CAGE

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In which of these countries do motorists usually drive on the right-hand side of the street?

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BRAZIL

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On Sesame Street, the feathers on the big bird costume, excluding the tail, are from what bird?

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TURKEY

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59
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In Stephen Spielburg’s 1982 classic, E.T. watches a love scene from what film?

A

THE QUIET MAN

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What explorer, who landed on the Australian coast in 1770, was the first to record the word “kangaroo”?

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JAMES COOK

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The mascot of Columbian coffee growers, and icon Juan Valdez is flanked by a trusty mule named what?

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CONCHITA

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In Cervantes, “Don Quixote” becomes delusional after doing what?

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READING TOO MANY BOOKS

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63
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“Tarzan” means what in ape language?

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WHITE SKIN

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In which movie does Arnold Schwarzneggar not repeat his Terminator catchphrase “I’ll be back”?

A

PREDATOR

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What country’s capital city has a name that means “capital” in its native tongue?

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SOUTH KOREA

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In the popular folk song, “Alouette,” what type of bird is being prepared for a meal?

A

LARK

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During the Titanic disaster, what nearby ship was accused of ignoring its distress signals?

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CALIFORNIAN

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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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The children’s modeling clay Play-Doh was originally invented in 1933 for use as a what?

A

WALLPAPER CLEANER

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In 1944, frustrated Congressman Maury Maverick coined what word for Washington jargon?

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GOBBLEDYGOOK

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In “The Shankshaw Redemption,” Andy Dufresne is punished for playing what opera on the prison loudspeakers?

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THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO

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Like Barack Obama, which of these U.S. presidents penned a #1 NY Times bestseller before taking office?

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DWIGHT D. EISENHAUER

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Which First Lady was a ninth-generation descendant of Pocahantas?

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EDITH WILSON

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The Sony Walkman was originally marketed in the U.S. under what name?

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SOUNDABOUT

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75
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What is the International radio signal for an emergency not quite as severe as “Mayday”?

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PAN-PAN

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Which author’s first and only novel was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in fiction?

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HARPER LEE

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Which of these common foods was unknown in Europe prior to the discovery of the New World?

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POTATOES

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What age was Rosa Parks when she refused to give up her seat on the bus in 1955?

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42 *CORRECT*

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What is the only country in the world in which the head of state is a grand duke?

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LUXEMBOURG

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What real U.S. politician tells the Joker “We’re not intimidated by thugs,” in the movie “The Dark Knight”?

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PATRICK LEAHY

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Which of these states has never had a governor who later became a U.S. president?

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ILLINOIS

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Produced by Thomas Edison, the earliest surviving copyrighted movie depicts a man doing what?

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SNEEZING

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The symbol for a popular Japanese beer, the kirin closely resembles what mythical creature?

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UNICORN

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Huge in the 1700s, what wine was used to toast the signing of the Declaration of Independence?

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MADEIRA

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In Rudyard Kipling’s poem “Gunga Din,” Gunga Din works for the British army as a what?

A

WATER BOY

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In 1939, what car company unveiled the “Hydra-matic Drive,” the first fully automated transmission?

A

OLDSMOBILE

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Named for a Greek word meaning “not intoxicating,” what gem was once thought to prevent drunkenness?

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AMETHYST

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Which of these celebrities is not a twin?

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JESSICA ALBA

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What TV couple resided at 623 East 68th Street in New York City?

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LUCY AND RICKY RICARDO

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Which of these food items was not featured in the first ever Swanson TV dinner?

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CHOCOLATE BROWNIE

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Which of these ancient Greek philosophers first wrote about the lost colony of Atlantis?

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PLATO

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What country has the world’s most vending machines per capita, about one for every 23 people?

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JAPAN

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In the popcorn industry, what term is used to refer to kernels that don’t pop?

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OLD MAIDS

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What movie icon’s body was buried under six feet of concrete after it was stolen and recovered in 1978?

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CHARLIE CHAPLIN

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On the human hand, which of these fingernails typically grows the fastest?

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THE MIDDLE FINGER NAIL

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All but which of these classic sitcoms was based on a similarly successful TV series in England?

A

TAXI

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Forty times longer than the U.S. Constitution, what state’s constitution is the longest in the world?

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ALABAMA

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Which of these is not a name given by astronomers to a geographical location of the Moon?

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OCEAN OF GLASS

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Marc Cherry titles most of his “Desperate Housewives” episodes after songs by whom?

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STEPHEN SONDHEIM

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Later popularized in the Batman comics, “Gotham” was first a NYC term coined by what author?

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WASHINGTON IRVING

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Which of these 80s movies never spawned an animated television series?

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CROCODILE DUNDEE

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The only item that William Shakespeare left his wife Anne in his will was his “second-best” what?

A

BED

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103
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In the Rolling Stones iconic “Tongue and Lip Design” logo, how many teeth are visible?

A

4 *CORRECT*

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Every one of Nadya Suleman’s octuplets has what name?

A

ANGEL

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According to the Japanese toy company Sanrio, what is Hello Kitty’s full name?

A

KITTY WHITE

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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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Gangster John Dillinger was shot outside Chicago’s Biograph Theater after watching what film?

A

MANHATTAN MELODRAMA

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Because fast food chains are banned by law there, which of these islands is not home to a McDonald’s?

A

BERMUDA

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Which of these founding fathers was known to be an occasional vegetarian?

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

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While about 90% of the atoms in the universe are hydrogen, the remaining 10% are mostly all what?

A

HELIUM

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In 1962, John Glenn became the first American to eat in space when he ate what food out of a tube?

A

APPLESAUCE

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112
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What great thinker allegedly died from stuffing snow into a chicken for an experiment on refrigeration?

A

FRANCIS BACON

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113
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What state has voted for the winning candidate in 24 of the last 25 presidential elections?

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NEVADA

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114
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Before becoming a novelist, what man came up with the ad slogan, “I’m a Toys R Us Kid”?

A

JAMES PATTERSON

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What European capital’s airport is named in honor of its famous resident,composer Frederic Chopin?

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WARSAW

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Celebrated on the first day of May, Primero De Mayo is the Mexican equivalent of what U.S. holiday?

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LABOR DAY

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In order to win a bet, what historical female once allegedly dissolved a pearl in vinegar and drank it?

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CLEOPATRA

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“Tik Tok,” a chart-topping hit by Ke$ha, is also the name of a character in the work of what children’s author?

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L. FRANK BAUM

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What European capital’s airport is named in honor of its famous resident, composer Frederick Chopin?

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WARSAW

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Before changing it to “Yesterday”,Paul McCartney’s beloved 1965 song originally began with what odd lyric?

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SCRAMBLED EGGS

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In a landmark 1993 issue of “Superman”,the Man of Steel dies after a titanic battle with what supervillain?

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DOOMSDAY

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Known for ubiquitous signs and free ice water, Wall Drug is a famously kitschy tourist trap in what state?

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SOUTH DAKOTA

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Which of these is the name of a bakery that has been an official Girl Scout cookie producer since 1939?

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ABC BAKERS

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In January 1995, who became the first celebrity to appear in the well-known “Milk-mustache” ad campaign?

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NAOMI CAMPBELL

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In a landmark 1993 issue of Superman, the Man of Steel dies after a titanic battle with what supervillain?

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DOOMSDAY

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“You be careful out among them English” is the last line from what film?

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WITNESS

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Known only by her headgear, what never-identified woman was seen taking pictures at JFK’s fatal motorcade?

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BABUSHKA LADY

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Which of these novelty items makes use of a technological process called microencapsulation?

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SCRATCH AND SNIFF STICKER

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What famous piece of classical music is memorably featured in the 1980 film “Ordinary People”?

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PACHEBEL’s CANON

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The well-known phrase “a clear and present danger” was coined in 1919 by which of the following?

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SUPREME COURT JUSTICE

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Though most trees have a layer of cork bark, most of the world’s supply of cork comes from what?

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OAK

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The popular surfing expression “Cowabunga”originated on which of these TV shows?

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THE HOWDY DOODY SHOW

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What famous wit reputedly said on his deathbed, “Either that wallpaper goes or I do?”

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OSCAR WILDE

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What is the first name of the Star Trek character often referred to by Captain Cook as Mr. Sulu/

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HIKARU

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Made by Corning, the hard, scratch-resistant glass found on countless tablets and smartphones is called what?

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GORILLA GLASS

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Originally called “Cadabra,” what country changed its name after someone misheard it as “cadaver?”

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AMAZON.COM

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At just 21, who was the youngest woman ever to receive an Oscar for Best Actress?

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MARLEE MATLIN

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With a total of eight born there, what state has produced more U.S. presidents than any other?

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VIRGINIA

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The late rapper Tupac Shukar was named after Tupac Amaru II, an 18th century revolutionary in what country?

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PERU

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As Scar in “The Lion King,” Jeremy Irons repeats what famous line from “Reversal of Fortune”?

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“YOU HAVE NO IDEA.”

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After the Wright brothers’ historic flight, how long did it take for man to walk on the moon?

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66 YEARS

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What beer’s label features the phrase “Anno 1366,” referring to the year it was first allegedly brewed?

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STELLA ARTOIS

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Which of these classic works of literature features the first known use of the word “Satanic”?

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PARADISE LOST

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Which of these exotic islands is known to locals as Rapa Nui?

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EASTER ISLAND

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What Central American country was named by Columbus after the Spanish word for “depths”?

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HONDURAS

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A rare example of a word that rhymes with “orange,” the Blorenge is a what?

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MOUNTAIN IN WALES

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Though she would later don countless outfits, the first Barbie doll, sold in 1959, was wearing what?

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ZEBRA STRIPED SWIMSUIT

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Which of these famous plays ends with a woman blowing out candles?

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A GLASS MANAGERIE

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Though most famous for other endeavors, which businessman is known for inventing the charcoal briquette?

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HENRY FORD

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“Red Vineyard at Arles” is believed to be the only painting sold by what artist during his lifetime?

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VINCENT VAN GOGH

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The subject of Richard Wagner’s famous composition “Ride of the Valkyries,” a Valkyry is a what?

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NORSE HANDMAIDEN

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The Cabinet member who is last in the presidential line of succession is the Secretary of what?

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HOMELAND SECURITY

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Because its spelling was not firmly established at the time, what word is misspelled on the Liberty Bell?

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PENNSYLVANIA

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The fictional Columbian town of Macondo is the setting of which of these classic novels?

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ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLITUDE

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What was the occupation of Edward A. Murphy, Jr, the supposed namesake of “Murphy’s Law”?

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ENGINEER

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The bikini takes its name from the Bikini Atoll, a coral formation located in what Pacific Island group?

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MARSHALL ISLANDS

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In 1997, the idea for Netflix was hatched when its founder was charged a $40 later fee on what movie rental?

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APOLLO 13

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What is the rough translation of “buzkashi,” the name of a popular sport in Afghanistan?

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GOAT-GRABBING

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What famous thinker is credited with inventing the cat flap, a small hole in a door pets use to enter and exit?

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ISAAC NEWTON

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In 1925, dogsledders in Alaska mushed 700 miles to deliver a serum that halted an outbreak of what disease?

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DIPTHERIA

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What U.S. president reportedly once hosted a seance in the White House to ask the spirits for political advice?

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ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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In 1667, the Dutch traded Manhattan for the tiny Indonesian island of Run, valuable for its abundance of what spice?

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NUTMEG

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163
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In the therapy scene in “Austin Powers,” Dr. Evil makes all but which of the following claims about his childhood?

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HE COLLECTED ABNORMAL RODENTS

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Coveted for its flavor and relatively healthy fat content, wagyu is a variety of what type of meat?

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BEEF

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Which of these does not complete a real title in the “Chicken Soup” series of inspirational books?

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FOR THE SQUARE DANCER’S SOUL

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Retail giant Richard Sears began his career in 1886 when he started a company that sold what?

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WATCHES

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Born Marguerite Johnson, what writer adopted her professional name while a dancer at cabaret?

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MAYA ANGELOU

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Who is Oscar Zoroaster Phadrig Isaac Norman Henkle Immanuel Ambrose Diggs?

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THE WIZARD OF OZ

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In 1985, David Letterman aired his Top Ten list, “Top Ten Things That Almost Rhyme With” what?

A

PEAS

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Which of these science fiction authors is credited with the invention of the word “robotics”?

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ISAAC ASIMOV

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171
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The events described in the classic novel “Catcher in the Rye” take place over how many days?

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3 *CORRECT*

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Bluetooth, a wireless technology used to link mobile devices, is named for a former king of what country?

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DENMARK

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What writer coined the term “atomic bomb” approximately thirty years before its invention?

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H.G. WELLS

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What state can boast that it has produced the most Miss America Pageant winners?

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TEXAS

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In an early screen role, what actor played “Hold Up Man” in the 1988 comedy “Coming to America”?

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SAMUEL L. JACKSON

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After Ronald Reagan was shot in 1981, what boxer did he quote when he said, “Honey, I forgot to duck”?

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JACK DEMPSEY

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Allegedly the monthly cost of a baby in 1989, what did Maggie originally “scan” in at the opening of “The Simpsons”?

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$847.63 *CORRECT*

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What would be the title of “Thelma and Louise” if the characters’ last names replaced their first names?

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DICKINSON AND SAWYER

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Deltiology is the study of collecting what everyday object?

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POSTCARDS

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Which of these materials is used by Tibetan Buddhhists to construct circular diagrams called mandalas?

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SAND

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Influenza was named in the 15th century by Italians who believed it was caused by the influence of what?

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STARS AND PLANETS

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“Red Vineyard at Arles” is believed to be the only painting sold by what artist during his lifetime?

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VINCENT VAN GOGH

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Which of these words cannot be turned into its own opposite by replacing “less” with “ful”?

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WIRELESS

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Which of these classic novels was published when the author was only 20 years old?

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FRANKENSTEIN

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In 1999, Al Gore famously said, “I took the initiative in creating the Internet” to what journalist?

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WOLF BLITZER

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

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EXECUTIVE DECISION

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Written by Joe David Brown, the novel “Addie Pray” was adapted into what critically acclaimed 1973 film?

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PAPER MOON

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Long before “Clash of the Titans,” whose 1870 novel made mention of the mythical creature kraken?

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JULES VERNE

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Registered in 1870, which of these advertising icons is the oldest U.S. food trademark still in use today?

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UNDERWOOD DEVIL

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For his contributions to food technology, Frenchman Nicholas Appert is known as “The Father of” what?

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CANNING

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On June 9, 1790, the first ever U.S. copyright was issued for a book about what?

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SPELLING

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Of the planets in our solar system, where does Earth rank in terms of size?

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FIFTH-LARGEST

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Who wrote the famous poem that begins, “A thing of beauty is a joy forever”?

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JOHN KEATS

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As detailed in the 2010 film, how did Penny Chenery come to own the legendary racehorse Secretariat?

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COIN TOSS

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On the classic cartoon series “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?” what is Shaggy’s real name?

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NORVILLE ROGERS

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What team were the Yankees playing the night Lou Gehrig delivered his famous “Luckiest Man” speech?

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WASHINGTON SENATORS

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What is the unlikely author of both the “Texas Saw Chain Massacre” and its 2003 remake?

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JOHN LARROQUETTE

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While at the White House, what was George W. Bush’s unusual writing implement of choice?

A

SHARPIE

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What does an oniomaniac love to do?

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SHOP

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Contrary to popular belief, Robert E. Lee’s surrender took place not in a courthouse, but in whose home?

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THE MCLEANS

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Every single baseball used in the U.S. Major leagues is painstakingly hand-sewn in what country?

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COSTA RICA

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Measuring over 9000 miles in length, what country’s Highway 1 forms a complete loop along its borders?

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AUSTRALIA

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A Sistine chapel fresco depicts God and Adam almost touching which two of their outstretched hands?

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GOD’S RIGHT AND ADAM’S LEFT

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In 2010, which of these movies enjoyed the vicennial anniversary of its original release?

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GOODFELLOWS

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Approximately how long does it take for light from the sun to reach the Earth?

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8 MINUTES

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

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CIGARETTE FACTORY

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In the James Bond movies, Bond’s only marriage was to a “bond girl” played by whom?

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DIANA RIGG

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According to Doris Roberts, “Everybody Loves Raymond” doesn’t air in what country?

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IRAQ

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What author, who ironically once wrote “There are no second acts in American lives” only lived to age 44?

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F. SCOTT FITGERALD

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On July 12, 2000, Russia launched a rocket into space bearing the corporate logo of what company

A

PIZZA HUT

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Nominated five times, which of these Hollywood legends never won an Oscar for Best Director?

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ALFRED HITCHCOCK

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Popular with gourmet chefs, Jerusalem artichokes are not artichokes, but a species of what?

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SUNFLOWER

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The real-life St. Nicholas is known to have been a bishop in a region that is not part of what country?

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TURKEY

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Opus Dei, the controversial Roman Catholic organization, was founded in 1928 in what country?

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SPAIN

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What company was started in 1907 by two Seattle teenagers with a $100 loan and a bicycle?

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UPS (CORRECT)

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Housewife Josephine Dickson’s clumsy mishaps prompted her hubby to invent what product in 1920?

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BAND AID BANDAGES

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What does an oniomaniaic love to do?

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SHOP

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As specified on his Twitter page, Barbie’s boyfriend Ken has what last name?

A

CARSON

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E. Gary Gygax is a hero to generations of nerds because he co-created what?

A

DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS

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The original Declaration of Independence is housed in a sealed case filled with what inert gas?

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ARGON

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Brides in what country place sugar lumps in their gloves to ensure a “sweet” life?

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GREECE

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What artist popularized the use of the elephant and donkey as symbols of our two main political parties?

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THOMAS NAST

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The Fort McHenry flag that inspired the composition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” had how many stars?

A

15 *CORRECT*

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The coffee tree is believe to have originated in the Kaffa region of what present-day country?

A

ETHIOPIA

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At the age of 19, what future politician married his 26 year old high school geometry teacher?

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NEWT GINGRICH

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Which of these men caused controversy as a fierce opponent of the United States’ entry into WWII?

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CHARLES LINDBERGH

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Which of these cheeky lyrics is not in Spinal Tap’s ode to the backside “Big Bottom”?

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CAN I CALL YOU FANNY?

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Which of these foreign-language editions of Scrabble omits the letters J, K, W, X, and Y from its tiles?

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ITALIAN

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In Margaret Mitchell’s early drafts of “Gone With the Wind,” what was Scarlett O Hara’s first name?

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PANSY

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A southpaw boxer is typically left-handed, but which of these terms describes a right-handed fighter?

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ORTHODOX

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Who wrote the 1865 book of poetry “Drum-Taps,” while a war correspondent for the New York Times?

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WALT WHITMAN

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In the racy French phrase “menage a trois,” the word “menage” literally means what?

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HOUSEHOLD

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Derived from the Greek word for “fire,” pyrexia is another term for what medical condition?

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FEVER

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Jon Bon Jovi once said that he held itunes and what CEO personally responsible for “killing the music business”?

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STEVE JOBS

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In 1876, Alexander Graham Bell famously shouted “Mr. Watson, come here!” because he had just done what?

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SPILLED ACID ON HIS CLOTHES

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On the TV series “Gilligan’s Island,” what is Mrs. Lovey Howell’s first name?

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EUNICE

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What line appeared on the reverse side of President Truman’s “The Buck Stops Here” desk sign?

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I”M FROM MISSOURI

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Patzer is slang for someone who is bad at playing what?

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CHESS

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

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MEAT INSPECTOR

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On Amelia Earhart’s historic 1932 solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean, she landed in what country?

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IRELAND

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In February 2010, Apple revealed what chart topping hit as “The Most Downloaded Itunes Song of All Time”?

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I GOTTA FEELING

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What Hollywood-leading man made his big-screen debut in the 1991 sci-fi comedy “Critters 3”?

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LEONARDO DICAPRIO

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Whose left arm is buried more than a hundred miles away from the rest of his body?

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STONEWALL JACKSON

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To a physicist, a quark is a subatomic particle, but to a chef, a quark is a what?

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SOFT CHEESE

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Mario, Nintendo’s most famous creation, first appeared in “Donkey Kong” not as a plumber but as a what?

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CARPENTER

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What is the subject of the proposed legislation in the Schoolhouse Rock cartoon “I’m Just a Bill”?

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SCHOOL BUS SAFETY

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In 2007, what eco-conscious city became the first in the U.S. to ban the use of plastic shopping bags?

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SAN FRANCISCO

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Though Tom Cruise’s camp says it is Hebrew for “princess,” “Suri” also means what in Japanese?

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PICKPOCKET

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249
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In 2010, a British mag published “Last Letter,” a draft of a poem by Ted Hughes about what poet’s death?

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SYLVIA PLATH

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Which of these Disney cartoon characters debuted the earliest, alongside Mickey in “Steamboat Willie”?

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MINNIE MOUSE

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Chomolunga, or “Goddess Mother of the World,” is a local name for what natural wonder?

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MOUNT EVEREST

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Forgoing an agent, what actor allegedly forces filmmakers to call a 1800 number and leave voicemails?

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BILL MURRAY

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Though now mostly void of big-name businesses, London’s Fleet Street is short for what industry?

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NEWSPAPER

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Used to describe someone who is annoyingly virtuous, the phrase “little two-goody shoes” comes from a what?

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OLD CHILDREN’S STORY

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In 1892, Juan Vucetich gained notoriety as the first to solve a murder case using what?

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FINGERPRINTS

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What lovey-dovey couple’s Barbara Walters interview inspired the love song “I don’t wanna miss a thing”?

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BARBARA STREISAND AND JAMES BROLIN

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Now used to refer to a “snooty person,” the word snob originally referred to a person with what job?

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SHOEMAKER

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With over 20% of the world’s forests, what nation has more forestland than any other?

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RUSSIA

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What club did astronaut Alan Shepard use to make his famous golf shot on the moon?

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SIX IRON

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If Prince Charles assumes the throne and uses “Charles” as his king name, what Charles will he be?

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CHARLES III

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Which of these cartoon characters is usually squinting?

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MR. MAGOO

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

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HISPANIOLA

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Which of these potent potables is not one of the 50 official flavors of Jelly Belly jellybeans?

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IRISH COFFEE

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Originally reading “Hollywoodland,” the “Hollywood” sign was built as a giant advertisement for a what?

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HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

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In 1982, who became the first professional baseball player to be featured on a U.S. postal stamp?

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JACKIE ROBINSON

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One of the world’s most famous gems, the Hope Diamond is cut into what classic shape?

A

CUSHION

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What is the name of the east coast peninsula that includes land from Virginia, Delaware, and Maryland?

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DELMARVA

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Ronald Reagan was famous for his love of Jelly Belly jelly beans, with what flavor being his favorite?

A

LICORICE

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Featuring a stick and a ball, “kolven” is thought to be a 1300s Dutch forerunner of which of these sports?

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GOLF

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Before he was a legendary Wild West gunslinger, John “Doc” Halliday was what type of doctor?

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DENTIST

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The voyager space proves traveling to interstellar space bear notes to exterrestrials from what U.S. president?

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JIMMY CARTER

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272
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“Hypermobility” and “ligamentous laxity” are two ways of describing what common condition?

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DOUBLE-JOINTEDNESS

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273
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In CB radio lingo, the question “What’s your 20?” is actually asking what?

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WHAT IS YOUR LOCATION?

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Until switching over to vanilla in the 1940s,Hostess Twinkies had what flavor cream filling?

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BANANA

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Inaugurated in 1875,what is the oldest continuously running sporting event in the United States?

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KENTUCKY DERBY

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276
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England coronated Queen Elizabeth II in 1953,how many years after the death of Queen Elizabeth I?

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350 *CORRECT*

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277
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The first McDonald’s Happy Meal to feature a movie tie-in promoted what popular film?

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STAR TREK

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278
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The term “slush fund” was originally used by sailors to refer to the side money they made selling what?

A

ANIMAL FAT

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Rejected for financing reasons,a 1937 Congressional bill proposed adding what woman to Mount Rushmore?

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SUSAN B.ANTHONY

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280
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On the classic sitcom “Gilligan’s Island,” what character’s full name is never revealed on the show?

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GILLIGAN

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Which piece of U.S. currency was the first to use the motto “In God We Trust”?

A

TWO-CENT COIN

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282
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Which of these actors has appeared in films directed by Spike Lee and Ang Lee?

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RANDY QUAID

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283
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Only two men are said to have run unopposed for U.S. president:George Washington and whom?

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JAMES MONROE

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284
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In the 1961 movie “West Side Story”,the Jets battle the Sharks after triumphing over what other gangs?

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THE EMERALDS & THE HAWKS

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285
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Which of these locales is not mentioned in Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous “I Have A Dream” speech?

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BLUE RIDGES OF NORTH CAROLINA

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286
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An important Aztec god,Quetzalcoatl was depicted as a feathered version of what animal?

A

SERPENT

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Which author is among the few to have topped both the NY Times Fiction and Non Fiction Bestseller lists?

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DR.SEUSS

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Though most trees have a layer of cork bark,most of the world’s supply of cork comes from a species of what?

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OAK

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289
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“And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free” is etched in the lobby of what agency’s headquarters?

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CIA *CORRECT*

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290
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Kept in an Atlanta bank vault,the secret formula for classic Coca-Cola has what mysterious code name?

A

MERCHANDISE 7X

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Visibly dehydrated,Michael Jordan’s legendary “flu game” came against what 1997 NBA finals opponent?

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UTAH JAZZ

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Though treasured today,what famous painting was once cut into to enlarge a doorway?

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THE LAST SUPPER

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293
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Though not toxic in reasonable amounts, which of these foods contains the radioactive element radium?

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BRAZIL NUT

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Joachim Prinz, who spoke just before Martin Luther King at the 1963 March on Washington, is a what?

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RABBI

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What was the name of the first chimpanzee sent into space by NASA?

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HAM

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In 1999, Al Gore famously said, “I took the initiative in creating the Internet” to what journalist?

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WOLF BLITZER

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Short for Club Mediterranee, Club Med opened its first vacation village in 1950 on what island?

A

MARJORCA

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Since winning a hotly contested election in 2006,Felipe Calderon has been president of what country?

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MEXICO

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299
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In which of these novels is the last word of the novel the same as the title of the novel itself?

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LOLITA

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Retired broadcaster Elwood Edwards is the voice for what famous recorded phrase?

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YOU’VE GOT MAIL

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301
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A person who suffers from gamophobia has an exaggerated fear of what?

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MARRIAGE

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For ordering his favorite beverages,LBJ had four buttons in the Oval Office:”coffee”,”tea”,”Coke” and what?

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FRESCA *CORRECT*

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By definition, eustatic change is a worldwide alteration in what?

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SEA LEVELS

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A 1925 advertisement for what product gave us the saying, “Often a bridesmaid but never a bride”?

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LISTERINE

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According to Bill Cosby, instead of obstetrician, Cliff Huxtable was originally going to have what job?

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CHAUFFEUR

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306
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If you were tracking animals and found prints with four toes,not five,which of these animals could they belong to?

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COYOTE

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Before his film career took off,what actor played a hotel manager on a short-lived “Golden Girls” spin-off?

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DON CHEADLE

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Now referring to a tactic used to delay legislation,the word “filibuster” originally referred to what outlaws?

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PIRATES

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309
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As of 2010,approximately how many Social Security numbers have been assigned since the first in 1936?

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457 MILLION *CORRECT*

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According to the United Nations,who is the most widely translated author in the world?

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AGATHA CHRISTIE

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Sent by Samuel Morse in 1844,the first public telegram in America had what message?

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WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT!

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Excluding honorary awards,which of these computer whizzes actually earned a college degree?

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STEVE WOZNIAK

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Considered one of the best racehorses of all time,Phar Lap was the national pride of what country?

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AUSTRALIA

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On July 12,2000,Russia launched a rocket into space bearing the corporate logo of what company?

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PIZZA HUT

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What film actress’s death was reported on the front page of the debut issue of USA Today?

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GRACE KELLY

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What Middle Eastern country is composed of a series of islands located in the Persian Gulf?

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BAHRAIN

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Granting his last wishes,Hunter S.Thompson’s ashes were disposed of in 2005 in what odd way?

A

SHOT OUT OF A CANNON

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318
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Prosopagnosia is an unusual neurological impairment that renders a person unable to do what?

A

RECOGNIZE FACES

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By definition,”deglutition” is a medical term for what?

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SWALLOWING

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320
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As proven on a David Letterman “Will it Float?”segment,which of these items floats in water?

A

SIX-POUND CAN OF CRISCO

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What is the name of the young boy in Ernest Hemingway’s story “The Old Man and the Sea”?

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MANOLIN

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In 1922,the highest air temperature ever recorded,136 degrees Fahrenheit,was taken in what country?

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LIBYA

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Which of these world cities occupy roughly the same latitude?

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WASHINGTON,D.C. & ATHENS

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324
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While President,Bill Clinton sent only two official e-mails:one test message and one message to whom?

A

JOHN GLENN

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325
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In 2001,which of these people was named Honorary Sergeant,Regular Army by President Clinton?

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SACAGAWEA

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In 1902,Willis Carrier created modern air conditioning when he built a humidity controller for use where?

A

PRINTING SHOP

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Which of the following men does not have a chemical element named for him?

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ISAAC NEWTON

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Though set at a fictional school,the 1978 comedy “Animal House” is based on a real frat at what college?

A

DARTMOUTH

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329
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What celestial object was named in 1930,by an eleven-year-old girl named Venetia Burney?

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PLUTO

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330
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In the classic 1975 thriller “Jaws,”we see the deadly shark kill how many people on screen?

A

4 *CORRECT*

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331
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Which of these men was elected to the U.S. presidency despite losing the popular vote?

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BENJAMIN HARRISON

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332
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Though not smelling as nice,onions are commonly classified in the same family as what flower?

A

LILY

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333
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What popular women’s magazine began in the 1930s as a menu leaflet handed out at A&P supermarkets?

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WOMAN’S DAY

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334
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In 1973,what major tennis tournament became the first to offer equal prize money to both men and women?

A

U.S. OPEN

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335
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“Nephelococcygia” is the practice of doing what?

A

FINDING SHAPES IN CLOUDS

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336
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What Shakespeare play contains the famous line “The course of true love never did run smooth”?

A

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM

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337
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Diamonds being the hardest,which of these gems is the second hardest according to the Mohs scale?

A

SAPPHIRE

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338
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After nitrogen and oxygen,what is the third most abundant gas in air?

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ARGON

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To the delight of singles everywhere,SpeedDating was invented in 1998 by an individual with what profession?

A

RABBI

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340
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Icebergs that are the smallest in size are classified as what?

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GROWLERS

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341
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In the 1600s philosopher Blaise Pascal devised a famous “wager” concerning what issue?

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BELIEF IN GOD

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342
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Viewed from above the sun’s north pole,which of these planets is the only one to rotate clockwise?

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VENUS

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343
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In Abbott and Costello’s famous “Who’s on first?” routine,what baseball position is never mentioned?

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RIGHT FIELD

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344
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As chefs know,the two succulent bits of meat on the back of a chicken,just above the thigh,are called what?

A

OYSTERS

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345
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In Charlotte Bronte’s novel “Jane Eyre,” Jane’s planned wedding to Edward Rochester hits what snag?

A

HE’S ALREADY MARRIED

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346
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In the Hemingway story “The Old Man and the Sea,” what baseball player does the fisherman most admire?

A

JOE DIMAGGIO

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347
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Well known to coin collectors,the Toven Specimen is an extremely rare example of what type of coin?

A

PENNY

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348
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Prior to stardom,what actress worked as a funeral home cosmetician to make ends meet?

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WHOOPI GOLDBERG

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Which of these creatures are featured in Salvador Dali’s 1931 painting “The Persistence of Memory”?

A

ANTS

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350
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Known for her beauty,which of these historic ladies inspired the name of cosmetics retailer Sephora?

A

MOSES’ WIFE

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351
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On the California coast,what kind of fish is known for coming ashore and laying its eggs on the beach?

A

GRUNION

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352
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The only woman ever to be awarded the Medal of Honor received it for her service in what war?

A

U.S. CIVIL WAR

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353
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Introduced in 1847,the first two stamps issued by the USPS featured George Washington and what other American?

A

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

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354
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Which of these insects shorted out an early supercomputer,giving rise to the term “computer bug”?

A

MOTH

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355
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What popular ski resort town was founded by the Union Pacific Railroad to boost winter ticket sales?

A

SUN VALLEY,ID *CORRECT*

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356
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In the boot-shaped country of Italy,what region comprises the “toe”?

A

CALABRIA

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357
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To a winemaker,a “bung” is a what?

A

CORK

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358
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What Dr.Seuss book character was loosely based on Adolf Hitler?

A

YERTLE THE TURTLE

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What U.S. state’s lottery,introduced in 1964,is the oldest state-run lottery still in existance?

A

NEW HAMPSHIRE

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360
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Which of the following was not one of the nine original Beanie Babies introduced in 1993?

A

BOOTIES THE CAT

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361
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What popular TV host once appeared on an episode of “Star Trek:Enterprise” as “Alien Trader D’Marr”?

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TOM BERGERON

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362
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When filled to capacity,what college’s football stadium becomes the third largest “city” in its state?

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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA

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363
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Warfarin,a popular blood thinner medication,was originally developed and is still used as a what?

A

RAT POISON

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364
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At the end of the 1984 movie “Romancing the Stone,”Jack Colton names his long-awaited sailboat what?

A

ANGELINA

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365
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Ronald Reagan once claimed that he was given the nickname “Dutch” in his childhood due to what?

A

“DUTCH BOY” HAIRCUT

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366
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Before becoming the go-to music industry magazine,Billboard focused on which of these subjects?

A

CARNIVALS

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367
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What classic novel is based on the adventures of Alexander Selkirk,an early 18th-century Scottish sailor?

A

ROBINSON CRUSOE

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368
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An iconic sports photo taken on May 25th,1965 depicts Muhammed Ali standing over what defeated opponent?

A

SONNY LISTON

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369
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In 1939,the tale of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was created as a Christmas promotion for a what?

A

DEPARTMENT STORE

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370
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People who have a marked physical reaction to beautiful art are said to suffer from what syndrome?

A

STENDHAL SYNDROME

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371
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On Amelia Earhart’s historic 1932 solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean,she landed in what country?

A

IRELAND

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372
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In Cervantes’ “Don Quixote,” the main character becomes delusional after doing what?

A

READING TOO MANY BOOKS

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373
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“Diaphoresis” is a medical term for what condition,which might be caused by a difficult trivia question?

A

EXCESSIVE SWEATING

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374
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If it were named for its founders’ first names instead of their last,the Harley-Davidson company could be called what?

A

WILLIAM-ARTHUR

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375
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What author is credited with coining the phrase “seeing pink elephants” to refer to a drunk person?

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JACK LONDON

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376
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In a 1970 speech,what group of people did Spiro Agnew famously describe as “nattering nabobs of negativism”?

A

THE MEDIA

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377
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What martial art’s name literally means “the gentle way”?

A

JUDO

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378
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The ’90s hit “Macarena” tells the story of a woman who cheats on her boyfriend,a man with what name?

A

VITORINO

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379
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The prop mask that the killer wears in the 1978 film “Halloween” is a painted mask of what TV character?

A

CAPTAIN KIRK

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380
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What Central American country was named by Columbus after the Spanish word for “depths”?

A

HONDURAS

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381
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Though not smelling as nice,onions are commonly classified in the same family as what flower?

A

LILY

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382
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Issued on March 4,1974,what celebrity appeared on the very first cover of People magazine?

A

MIA FARROW

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383
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Which of these cities is famous for its catacombs,underground tunnels used to house millions of skeletal remains?

A

PARIS

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Originally named Farrokh Bulsara,Queen singer Freddie Mercury was born in what exotic location?

A

ZANZIBAR

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385
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Founded in 1865,what is the oldest continuously published weekly magazine in the United States?

A

THE NATION

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386
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What actress was “discovered” at a Canadian football game when her image appeared on the JumboTron?

A

PAMELA ANDERSON

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387
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In the 1997 movie “Titanic,” Jack wins passage onto the doomed vessel with what poker hand?

A

FULL HOUSE

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388
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The son of a jazz promoter,Billy Crystal was taken to his first movie by what legendary singer?

A

BILLIE HOLIDAY

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389
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The 1477 union of Archduke Maximilian of Austria and Mary of Burgundy allegedly begat what tradition?

A

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING

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390
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In a famous ’90s TV ad,what is the name of the old woman who says “I’ve fallen,and I can’t get up”?

A

MRS.FLETCHER

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391
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In the 1920s,the term “makeup” was popularized by which of these cosmetics companies?

A

MAX FACTOR

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In an iconic series of TV ads,who was the first NFL player to shout, “I’m going to Disneyland!”?

A

PHIL SIMMS

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Since 2008,what author of “The Lottery” has lent her name to annual awards for horror and suspense writing?

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SHIRLEY JACKSON

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394
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What real-life European castle and tourist attraction is the inspiration for Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty castle?

A

NEUSCHWANSTEIN CASTLE

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395
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Which of these foreign greetings derives from a phrase meaning “I am your slave”?

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CIAO

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396
Q

“Sparks” are often visible when you bite into “Wint O Green” Life Savers due to the presence of what?

A

METHYL SALICYLATE

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397
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Mexico shares its southern border with Guatemala and what other country?

A

BELIZE

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As revealed in the series finale of “Seinfeld,” what is the Soup Nazi’s name?

A

YEV KASEM

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Before becoming an international singing star,Julio Iglesias briefly played what sport professionally?

A

SOCCER

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400
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In the garment industry,what characteristic of a sports jacket is referred to as its “stance”?

A

BUTTON POSITION

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Most scholars agree Columbus first landed in the New World on coastline now part of what country?

A

BAHAMAS

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Which of the music on the epic 1982 album “Thriller” was recorded by members of what 80s group?

A

TOTO

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As specified on his twitter page,Barbie’s boyfriend Ken has what last name?

A

CARSON

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404
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Before switching career paths,what prominent American studied clarinet performance at Juilliard?

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ALAN GREENSPAN

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In 2009,after decades of secrecy,Mrs.Butterworth’s first name was revealed to be what?

A

JOY

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406
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In 1951,what U.S. agency first used a UNIVAC,the first commercial computer,to process information?

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CENSUS BUREAU *CORRECT*

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407
Q

A popular novelty item since the ’60s, lava lamps primarily contain water and what colored “lava-like” substance?

A

WAX

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408
Q

In the movie “Pulp Fiction,” Samuel L. Jackson’s character memorably quotes what book of the Bible?

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EZEKIEL

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In the Grimm’s fairy tale,the Pied Piper of Hamelin is described as “pied” because he does what?

A

WEARS COLORFUL CLOTHING

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410
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Though they’ve all been in more than one,which of these actors has appeared in the most Spike Lee films?

A

JOHN TURTURRO

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Costing about $2,500 as of 2010,the Tata Nano is a car built and targeted for sale chiefly in what country?

A

INDIA

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As of 2010,which of these countries has elected not one,but two,female presidents in its history?

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PHILLIPPINES

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What do the six flags historically stand for in the Six Flags amusement park chain?

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GOVERNMENTS OF TEXAS

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In 1871, Henry Stanley found explorer David Livingstone in Ujiji,a town in what modern country?

A

TANZANIA

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415
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Girl detective Nancy Drew made her debut in the 1930 book titled “The Secret of the” what?

A

OLD CLOCK

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416
Q

Expressed using old-fashioned slang terms for money,which amount is equal to twenty dollars?

A

ONE SAWBUCK & TWO FINS

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Commonly used in the shower, a loofah is the fibrous interior of which of the following?

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TROPICAL GOURD

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418
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Roughly how far apart are Tora Bora and Bora Bora?

A

9690 MILES *CORRECT*

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419
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Which of these artists is notorious for singing through Auto-Tune pitch correction software?

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TPAIN

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So named because it was once believed to cure kidney stones, nephrite is a mineral also known as what?

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JADE

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In the classic 1942 movie “Bambi,” what is Bambi’s first word?

A

BIRD

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422
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Selling 5 million copies in just two days,what Ernest Hemingway work was first published in Life magazine?

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THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA

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How many U.S. state capitals have the word “city” in their name?

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4 *CORRECT*

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424
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In the classic 1942 movie “Bambi,” what is Bambi’s first word?

A

BIRD

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425
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In Travel & Leisure’s 2010 survey, what city unseated Miami as having the most attractive residents in the U.S.?

A

CHARLESTON

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426
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In his illustrious career as a daredevil, Evel Knievel attempted to jump all but which of these obstacles?

A

74 NEW YORK CABS

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427
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The famous 4-note opening to Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony consists of three quick G notes followed by a long what?

A

E FLAT

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428
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Which of these names never appeared on the infamous “enemies list” kept by Nixon’s White House counsel?

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WALTER MATTHEU

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429
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What are the dimensions of Leonardo da Vinci’s famous painting, “Mona Lisa”?

A

30 TALL BY 21 WIDE

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430
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Famous pediatrician and author Dr. Benjamin Spock won an Olympic gold medal in what sport?

A

ROWING

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431
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Founded in 1885, Washington, D.C.’s Gridiron Club is a prestigious organization for what professionals?

A

JOURNALISTS

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432
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Which of these monarchs is the only one to have ruled England longer than than its current queen, Elizabeth II?

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VICTORIA

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433
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In all seriousness, the satirical newspaper The Onion has tried and failed to win what prestigious journalism award?

A

PULITZER PRIZE

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434
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Who is the only character mentioned by name in the famous opening crawl at the start of the 1977 movie “Star Wars”?

A

PRINCESS LEIA

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435
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The melody for the wedding song known as “Here Comes The Bride” is from what Wagner opera?

A

LOHENGRIN

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436
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The name of a type of Asian dumpling, “won ton” is Chinese for what two words?

A

CLOUD,SWALLOW

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437
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For a device he created that aids “Buoying Vessels Over Shoals,” who is the only U.S. president ever awarded a patent?

A

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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438
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Unlike its source material, which of these ’90s film adaptations features a happy ending?

A

THE SCARLET LETTER

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439
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Used to describe a carefree lifestyle, “bohemian” refers to an area in what modern day country?

A

CZECH REPUBLIC

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440
Q

A classic episode of “Cheers” features Coach singing a song about Albania to the tune of what standard?

A

WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN

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441
Q

In the series finale of “M*A*S*H*,” the last aerial shot reveals what word spelled out in stones on the launch pad?

A

GOODBYE

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442
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Inspired by a 1,400-pound gift given to Andrew Jackson,on “The West Wing” President Bartlet held what special workday?

A

BIG BLOCK OF CHEESE DAY

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443
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Starring Art Carney as a police chief who uses his best friend to help him solve crime,a short-lived 1977 series had what name?

A

LANIGAN’S RABBI

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444
Q

Which of these legendary baseball players had a dramatic end to his career,famously hitting a home run at his last at-bat?

A

TED WILLIAMS

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445
Q

In a campy “Dynasty” cliffhanger,several main characters are gunned down during Amanda’s wedding to a prince from where?

A

MOLDAVIA

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446
Q

The Tesla Roadster,the world’s first electric sports car,is named for Nikola Tesla,the inventor of the what?

A

ALTERNATING CURRENT MOTOR

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447
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Murdered in 1985,zoologist Dian Fossey was buried with more than a dozen of her gorillas in what country?

A

RWANDA

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448
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Published in 1936,the first issue of Life magazine had a Margaret Bourke-White photo of a what on its cover?

A

DAM

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449
Q

Though born in the U.S.,which of these film directors is an English Baron?

A

CHRISTOPHER GUEST

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450
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While the first music video ever to air on MTV was by The Buggles,the second was by whom?

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PAT BENATAR

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To complete the Ironman Triathlon,one must swim,bike and run about how many miles in total?

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140 *CORRECT*

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Which of these medical conditions is also known as “telangiectasia”?

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SPIDER VEINS

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In 2008, what one word did Google add to its sparse home page in order to conform with California law?

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PRIVACY

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Of these famous children’s book authors, who was the only one to have had children?

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ROALD DAHL

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In its 30 years of flight ending in 2011, NASA’s Space Shuttle Program flew how many missions?

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135 *CORRECT

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456
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Which of these is the title of an unfinished Mark Twain novel, first published 59 years after his death?

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TOM SAWYER’S CONSPIRACY

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A phillumenist is a collector of what?

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MATCHBOOKS

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458
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Where would you likely find the warning “Contains Phenylalanine”?

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CAN OF DIET SODA

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From 2005 to 2011, what movie held the top spot as Netflix’s most rented DVD?

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CRASH

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460
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In 1997, in the first known “space funeral,” whose ashes were released from a rocket into space?

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TIMOTHY LEARY

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461
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The word “plagiarism” comes from the Latin word “plagiarius,” meaning what?

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KIDNAPPER

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Which person is not one of the seven to have been granted honorary U.S. citizenship by Congress?

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MAHATMA GANDHI

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In 2009, Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize,the first sitting U.S. president to do so since whom?

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WOODROW WILSON

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Boasting over 200 film credits,whom does Guinness list as “the most portrayed character in film”?

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SHERLOCK HOLMES

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What Elvis Presley song was originally a hit for blues singer Willie Mae “Big Mama” Thornton in 1953?

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HOUND DOG

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Suriphobia,which has nothing to do with the daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes,is the fear of what?

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MICE

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467
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How many workers sit on a steel beam hundreds of feet in the air in the iconic 1932 photo “Lunch atop a Skyscraper”?

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11 *CORRECT*

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After calcium,what is the second-most abundant mineral in the human body?

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PHOSPHORUS

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Until they were also discovered in Brazil in the 1720s,most of the world’s diamonds came from what country?

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INDIA

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On the list of modern wedding anniversary gifts,what is given instead of the traditional first-year gift of paper?

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CLOCKS

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TV’s “The Simpsons” is set in fictional Springfield,a sly reference to the locale of what ’50s sitcom?

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FATHER KNOWS BEST

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Because its thick atmosphere filters out blue light,the surface of Venus appears to be mainly what color?

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ORANGE

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473
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Martin Luther King,Jr. once famously said, “The arc of the moral universe is long,but it bends towards” what?

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JUSTICE

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474
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Bromhidrosis is more commonly called what?

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BODY ODOR

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As of 2011,what is Africa’s most populous country?

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NIGERIA

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Though it has since expired,in 1977 a patent was successfully obtained for which of these hairstyles?

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COMBOVER

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More common than “First” or “Main,” what is the most popular street name in the U.S.?

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SECOND

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The $1,000 bill,which the U.S. stopped circulating in 1969,features a portrait of what president?

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GROVER CLEVELAND

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The first X-ray photograph taken of the human body was an image of the hand of what scientist’s wife?

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WILHELM ROENTGEN

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In 1969,who became the first celebrity to make a guest appearance on “Sesame Street”?

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JAMES EARL JONES

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The first LEGOLAND theme park opened in 1968 in what country?

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DENMARK

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482
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Strawberry Field,a favorite childhood hangout of John Lennon’s,was what kind of establishment?

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ORPHANAGE

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483
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Neander Valley,where original Neanderthal man remains were found,is located in what country?

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GERMANY

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484
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Boasting over 200 film credits, whom does Guiness list as “the most portrayed character in film”?

A

SHERLOCK HOLMES

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485
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What event inspired the world’s first ticker-tape parade?

A

STATUE OF LIBERTY DEDICATION

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486
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Which of these family TV sitcoms featured a married couple that was actually married in real life?

A

WEBSTER

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487
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What baseball player was the first to have his signature printed on a Louisville Slugger bat?

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HONUS WAGNER

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In France,the English Channel is known as “La Manche,” meaning what?

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THE SLEEVE

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489
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The Sazerac,a mix of rye whiskey,bitters and absinthe,is the official cocktail of what U.S. city?

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NEW ORLEANS

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Misinterpreted by Charles Manson, the Beatles song “Helter Skelter” alludes to what childhood amusement?

A

SLIDE

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491
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Debuting in 1997,what hunky actor was the very first celebrity guest on the long-running talk show “The View”?

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TOM SELLECK

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492
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Which of these objects must weigh between 3 pounds,6 ounces and 3 pounds, 10 ounces?

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AN OFFICIAL BOWLING PIN

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493
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What author’s tombstone reads “So we beat on,boats against the current,borne back ceaselessly into the past”?

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F. SCOTT FITZGERALD

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What famously quotable female head of state once told her foreign minister, “Don’t be so humble–you’re not that great”?

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GOLDA MEIR

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495
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On the human body,a second toe that is longer than the big toe is a harmless condition known as what?

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MORTON’S TOE

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496
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Which of these planets’ average orbital paths come closest to one another?

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VENUS AND EARTH

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497
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Of these classic literary works,which is the only one completed by its author before his death?

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THE DIVINE COMEDY

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498
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If you’re good at the Kevin Bacon game,you can connect Marlon Brando directly to Kevin Bacon through which actor?

A

ROBERT DE NIRO

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499
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Which of these classic novels was first published when the author was only twenty years old?

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FRANKENSTEIN

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500
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As of 2011,which of the following has never been a flavor of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream?

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DREAM A LITTLE CREAM

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501
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What well-known organization has the motto “For the benefit of all”?

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NASA *CORRECT*

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502
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The rarely heard second verse of “The Star-Spangled Banner” begins what with phrase?

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ON THE SHORE,DIMLY SEEN

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503
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Which of these adjectives is not one of the twelve featured in the Boy Scout Law?

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CAREFUL

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Before he adopted the “J,” what was Michael J. Fox’s middle name?

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ANDREW

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505
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Where are Fraunhofer lines?

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AROUND THE SUN

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506
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Though it’s now known as “The Thinker,” sculptor Auguste Rodin once gave his iconic statue what title?

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THE POET

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507
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The prehistoric archaeopteryx is believed by many scientists to be an early specimen of which of these animal types?

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BIRDS

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508
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In an infamous act of betrayal, Benedict Arnold arranged to surrender what military base to the British?

A

WEST POINT

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509
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According to the Census Bureau,when was the world’s population approximately half of its 2012 total?

A

1967 *CORRECT*

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510
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What company’s stock has been a part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average the longest?

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GENERAL ELECTRIC

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511
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Which of these dishes is named in honor of an Italian opera singer who was famous in the early 1900s?

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TURKEY TETRAZZINI

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In “The Catcher in the Rye,” Holden Caulfield wanders Manhattan,visiting all but which of these famous NYC locales?

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EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

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513
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As of 2011,which of the following is not the name of a color found in a 120-count box of Crayola crayons?

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GRAY MATTER

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514
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What U.S. president was shot at twice at point-blank range,but survived because both guns misfired?

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ANDREW JACKSON

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515
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What video game character lent its name to a human gene that affects finger and toe placement?

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SONIC THE HEDGEHOG

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516
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The first thirteen games of the ancient Olympics featured what sole event?

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FOOTRACE

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517
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What automaker’s name is a word that means “modern” in its home country?

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HYUNDAI

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518
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In Abbott & Costello’s famous “Who’s on First?” routine, what is the name of the team being discussed?

A

ST. LOUIS WOLVES

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519
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Who was the first U.S. president born a citizen of the newly independent United States of America?

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MARTIN VAN BUREN

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520
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In 1920,the infamous con man Charles Ponzi duped investors in a fraudulent scheme involving what?

A

POSTAGE STAMPS

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521
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In “The Godfather,” Michael Corleone learns his father has been shot after taking Kay to see what film?

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THE BELLS OF ST.MARY’S

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522
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Which of these classic literary characters were created by the same author?

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DR.JEKYLL & LONG JOHN SILVER

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523
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What culture’s mythology holds that all life was created during a period known as “dreamtime”?

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ABORIGINE

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524
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The “Pepperidge” in the name of the Pepperidge farm brand of baked goods refers to a what?

A

TYPE OF TREE

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525
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Which of these Best Picture-winning films features an Oscar statuette as a prop in one of its scenes?

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THE GODFATHER

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526
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In the 1890s,heroin was introduced commercially to the U.S. by Bayer as a remedy for what ailment?

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PERSISTENT COUGH

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527
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By tradition, what dish has been served daily at the restaurant of the U.S. Senate since the early 1900s?

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BEAN SOUP

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528
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In 1980, the first 1-900 number was used for what television event?

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REAGAN-CARTER DEBATE

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529
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On its fateful night,what precursor to “SOS” did the Titanic use when it first signaled on its radio for help?

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CQD *CORRECT*

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530
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In the 1982 movie “Diner,” what is the name of the diner where the main characters hang out?

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FELLS POINT DINER

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What state is home to Northwest Angle,the only land in the lower 48 states that is north of the 49th parallel?

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MINNESOTA

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532
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Which of these government agencies is headquartered in Atlanta?

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CDC *CORRECT*

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533
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Winner of the 2011 “Celebrity Apprentice,” country star John Rich competed against all but which of these celebrities?

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SINBAD

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534
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At the Royal Wedding,William and Kate shared a romantic balcony kiss as Grace,William’s 3-year old goddaughter,did what?

A

COVERED HER EARS

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535
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In psychology,the tendency for people to believe they are above average is an “effect” named after what fictional town?

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LAKE WOBEGON

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536
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What U.S. president’s farewell address famously warned Americans against the “military-industrial complex”?

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DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER

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537
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If you added Jackie Robinson’s Dodgers jersey number to Babe Ruth’s Yankees jersey number,what “sum” would you get?

A

45 *CORRECT*

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538
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In an infamous act of betrayal, Benedict Arnold arranged to surrender what military base to the British?

A

WEST POINT

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539
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In his famous 1997 acceptance speech,an excited Cuba Gooding,Jr. used what phrase 14 times?

A

I LOVE YOU

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540
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Which of these Oscar-winning musicals stars a lead actress whose singing parts were largely dubbed?

A

MY FAIR LADY

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541
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According to James Cameron’s “Titanic,” paintings by all but which of these notable artists went down with the doomed vessel?

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GEORGES SEURAT

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542
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In “Driving Miss Daisy,” the first car that Hoke drives Miss Daisy in is a 1949 what?

A

HUDSON COMMODORE

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543
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In the classic 1939 film “Gone With The Wind,” a “slap happy” Scarlett O’Hara wallops all but which of these characters?

A

MELANIE

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544
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In his Oscar-nominated role in “Tootsie,” Dustin Hoffman’s character dons a dress to land a part on what fictional soap?

A

SOUTHWEST GENERAL

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545
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Which of these is the title of two different movies–one nominated for Best Picture in 1953 and the other in 2002?

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MOULIN ROUGE

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546
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Appearing briefly in the 2000 film about her life,the real Erin Brockovich is credited as “Julia,the” what?

A

WAITRESS

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547
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In the 2005 film “Brokeback Mountain,” Ennis’ only keepsake of his relationship with Jack is Jack’s old what?

A

DENIM SHIRT

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548
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In a scene from “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest,” the mental patients stare at a blank TV screen and pretend to watch what?

A

THE WORLD SERIES

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549
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In “Pulp Fiction,” Christopher Walken delivers a humorous monologue about what treasured object?

A

A WATCH

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550
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What Oscar-winning film features the line “I believe God made me for a purpose,but he also made me fast”?

A

CHARIOTS OF FIRE

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551
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At the end of “The Deer Hunter,” Meryl Streep’s character leads the other mourners in a rendition of what song?

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GOD BLESS AMERICA

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552
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In the 1999 film “American Beauty,” Lester Burnham quits his job as an ad executive to work at what fictitious fast food joint?

A

MR. SMILEY’S

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553
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According to Pixar,when the house in “Up” floated across South America, how many balloons were holding it up?

A

10,297 *CORRECT*

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554
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Which of these actors won an Oscar for a role in which he had a beard?

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ROBIN WILLIAMS

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555
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The title of the Academy Award-winning song from “Slumdog Millionaire,” “Jai Ho” roughly means what in Hindi?

A

LET THERE BE VICTORY

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556
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Shot in 1962,Marilyn Monroe’s last film before her death was an unfinished screwball comedy with Dean Martin called what?

A

SOMETHING’S GOT TO GIVE

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557
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Which of these films is not a so-called “Big Five” film,a film that won Oscars in all top five categories?

A

ANNIE HALL

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558
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In its shocking twist ending,what character name in “The Usual Suspects” is revealed to have come from the bottom of a coffee cup?

A

KOBAYASHI

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559
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In “The Godfather,” using a gun hidden in the restroom,Michael murders his father’s assassins in what Italian restaurant?

A

LOUIS’

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560
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In a possible allusion to “Casablanca,” a scene in “The Sting” involves a rigged roulette wheel landing on what?

A

BLACK 22

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561
Q

While singing the title song in “Singin’ In the Rain,” Gene Kelly dances by all but which of these establishments?

A

LAUNDROMAT

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562
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Perhaps because he only ever won one competitive Oscar,whose statuette sold at a 2011 auction for almost a million dollars?

A

ORSON WELLES

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563
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Anthony Hopkins has said Hannibal Lecter’s voice is a mix of Truman Capote,Kate Hepburn,and what movie character?

A

HAL 9000 *CORRECT*

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564
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Aside from voiceover narration,which of these actresses won her Oscar for a primarily non-speaking role?

A

HOLLY HUNTER

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565
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Which of these movies was nominated for 11 Academy Awards,only to win none of them?

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THE COLOR PURPLE

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566
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The only person named “Oscar” ever to win an Oscar won in both 1942 and 1946 in what category?

A

BEST SONG

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567
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Which of these legendary actors is the only one to not appear in three different Best Picture Oscar-winning films?

A

AL PACINO

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568
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In the 2002 film “Catch Me If You Can,” Leonardo DiCaprio uses what comic book character’s name as an alias?

A

BARRY ALLEN

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The oldest living Oscar winner is 102-year-old Luise Rainer,who won her first statuette in 1937 for what movie?

A

THE GREAT ZIEGFELD

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570
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In “Moonstruck,” Cher’s character says “You know,I don’t think she was gonna die,” after being taken to what Italian opera?

A

LA BOHEME

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571
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Known for creating strong female characters,Woody Allen’s films have earned Oscars for all but which of these actresses?

A

JENNIFER TILLY

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572
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The youngest actor ever nominated for an Oscar was 8-year-old Justin Henry,who played the kid in what movie?

A

KRAMER VS.KRAMER

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573
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Boy,I got vision,and the rest of the world wears bifocals is a famous line from which of these classic Paul Newman movies?

A

BUTCH CASSIDY & THE SUNDANCE KID

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574
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The movie “Sideways” ends with Paul Giamatti’s character finally uncorking his prized possession,a bottle of what wine?

A

1961 CHEVAL BLANC

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575
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According to George Lucas,what character in 1977’s “Star Wars” is the “driving force in the movie…the object of everybody’s search”?

A

R2-D2 *CORRECT*

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576
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An Oscar winner for Best Screenplay,which of these slangy phrases does not appear in the very slangy film “Juno”?

A

IT’S A PASSPORT TO JERSEY

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577
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Said by Elizabeth Taylor in an Oscar-winning performance, “What a dump!” is originally a line from what Bette Davis film?

A

BEYOND THE FOREST

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578
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According to Hollywood lore,what 2007 Eddie Murphy critical flop ruined his chances of winning an Oscar for “Dreamgirls”?

A

NORBIT

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579
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Which of these Oscar-winning actresses won their statuette on their first nomination?

A

CHARLIZE THERON

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580
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In the infamous 1974 streaking incident, what surprised presenter quipped of the prankster’s “shortcomings”?

A

DAVID NIVEN

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581
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Though the scene didn’t end up in the final cut,what Oscar-nominated film originally ended with an enormous pie fight?

A

DR. STRANGELOVE

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582
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According to Harrison Ford,it came down to him and what other actor and “great dancer” to play Hans Solo in “Star Wars”?

A

CHRISTOPHER WALKEN

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583
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In his brief career,actor John Cazale appeared in just 5 movies,all Oscar-nominated,including all but which of these?

A

TAXI DRIVER

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584
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Ending with a “beautiful friendship,” what’s the first part of the famous last line of “Casablanca”?

A

I THINK IT IS THE BEGINNING OF

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585
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In the classic film “Citizen Kane,” what is the name of the sled that replaces Kane’s beloved Rosebud?

A

THE CRUSADER

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586
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Who beat out Jessica Tandy as the oldest winner of an Academy Award?

A

GEORGE BURNS

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587
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In “Dances With Wolves,” what was the wolf’s name that Kevin Costner danced with?

A

2 SOCKS

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588
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What Oscar-nominated actor made his big-screen debut as Duke the Dog-Faced Boy in 1988’s “Big Top Pee-wee”?

A

BENICIO DEL TORO

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589
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The host of the Oscars who made a comment about someone streaking was?

A

DAVID NIVEN

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590
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What does Diane Keaton say right before saying “La dee dah”?

A

“OH WELL”

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591
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According to the Academy,what actor was the first to receive a posthumous Oscar nomination?

A

JAMES DEAN

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592
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All but which of these famous movie lines earned its speaker an Academy Award for that role?

A

“I SEE DEAD PEOPLE.”

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593
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“This is my rifle.There are many like it,but this one is mine” is a famous line from what Oscar-nominated war movie?

A

FULL METAL JACKET

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594
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In the Oscar-winning film “The English Patient,” what object does Laszlo give Katharine as a symbol of their illicit love?

A

THIMBLE

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595
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As of 2012,which of these musical artists has never won an Oscar for Best Original Song?

A

BONO

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596
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In “Rocky,” the “Italian Stallion” painfully battles Apollo Creed for a total of how many rounds?

A

15 *CORRECT*

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597
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In “The Graduate,” what is the name of the hotel where Benjamin and Mrs.Robinson have their trysts?

A

THE TAFT

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598
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In “Silence of The Lambs,” Hannibal Lecter recounts a meal of fava beans,chianti and the liver of what unfortunate visitor?

A

CENSUS TAKER

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599
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For a climactic scene in the film “Suspicion,” Alfred Hitchcock famously hid an illuminated light bulb inside a what?

A

GLASS OF MILK

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600
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Which of these nationality-related words has never appeared in the title of a film that won the Oscar for Best Picture?

A

GERMAN

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601
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Though he would grow up to win an Oscar,as a kid what actor had Ball’s Palsy,a condition that partially paralyzes the face?

A

GEORGE CLOONEY

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602
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The only person named “Oscar” ever to win an Oscar won in both 1942 and 1946 in what category?

A

BEST SONG

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603
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In an act of protest,Marlon Brando sent what Native American woman to refuse his Oscar for “The Godfather”?

A

SACHEEN LITTLEFEATHER

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604
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According to Billy Crystal, when he hosts the Oscars,he keeps what toiletry item in his pocket as a good-luck charm?

A

TOOTHBRUSH

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605
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In “It’s a Wonderful Life,” George receives a message from his guardian angel inscribed in what book?

A

THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER

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606
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Exuberant recipients often comment on the heaviness of the Oscar statuette,which weighs in at what?

A

8 1/2 POUNDS *CORRECT*

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607
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Which of these “good” movies was good enough to win two Academy Awards?

A

GOOD WILL HUNTING

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608
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According to his autobiography,which of these Oscar-nominated films is Bill Clinton’s favorite movie?

A

HIGH NOON

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609
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Which of these directors is credited in one of his own Oscar-nominated films as “Man with Knife”?

A

ROMAN POLANSKI

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610
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Who was the first Australian-born actor to win an Academy Award?

A

GEOFFREY RUSH

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611
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In a famous line from the film “Amadeus,” Emperor Joseph II critiques Mozart’s latest composition by saying it has what?

A

TOO MANY NOTES

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612
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What Oscar-winning director’s first feature-length film was the 1981 low-budget horror flick “Piranha 2:The Spawning”?

A

JAMES CAMERON

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613
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Melissa McCarthy has revealed that she based her Oscar-nominated role in “Bridesmaids” on what male celebrity?

A

GUY FIERI

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614
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In the film “Crash,” Anthony and Peter carjack which of the following vehicles?

A

LINCOLN NAVIGATOR

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615
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In “Rain Man,” the Best Picture of 1988,Beatles fan Raymond bonds with his brother singing what classic tune?

A

I SAW HER STANDING THERE

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616
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In “The Blind Side,” Kathy Bates’ “Miss Sue” tells Michael Oher that what school’s football field is full of dead body parts?

A

UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

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617
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The acclaimed 1976 satirical film “Network” centers on what fictional network?

A

UBS *CORRECT*

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618
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What is the only character in film that has won two different actors the Academy Award?

A

VITO CORLEONE

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In the 1994 film “Forrest Gump,” Forrest makes millions through an early investment in what company?

A

APPLE COMPUTERS

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620
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As of 2012,actors have won Oscars for playing all but which of the following British monarchs?

A

GEORGE V *CORRECT*

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621
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In what year did Joan Rivers first dish out one-liners in Oscars red carpet coverage for E!?

A

1996 *CORRECT*

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622
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In both 2002’s “Chicago” and 2003’s “Bringing Down The House,” Queen Latifah plays a character with what last name?

A

MORTON

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623
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In 1990,80-year-old Jessica Tandy broke whose record to become the oldest actor to win an Academy Award?

A

GEORGE BURNS

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624
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The Oscar-winning animated film “Wall-E” prominently features footage of what Oscar-nominated movie musical?

A

HELLO,DOLLY!

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625
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In 1986,which of these famous families became the first to have three generations of Oscar winners?

A

THE HUSTONS

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626
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In a famous scene from the 1960 classic film “The Apartment,” Jack Lemmon’s character strains spaghetti with his what?

A

TENNIS RACKET

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627
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For which of these classic films did every single one of its credited cast members receive an Oscar nomination?

A

WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?

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628
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What is the only Central American nation with English as its official language?

A

BELIZE

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629
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A resident of Sesame Street since 1969,green,garbage-loving Oscar the Grouch was originally what color?

A

ORANGE

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630
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When it runs out of names for tropical storms, the World Meteorological Organization uses what instead?

A

GREEK ALPHABET

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631
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Which of these hit songs is a prime example of the late ’80s musical genre called “New Jack Swing”?

A

MY PREROGATIVE

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632
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The aptly titled Bugs Bunny cartoon “Rabbit of Seville” features music from a famous opera by what composer?

A

ROSSINI

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633
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During World War II, U.S. soldiers used the first commercial aerosol cans to hold what?

A

INSECTICIDE

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634
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Because they’re written in common meter,most Emily Dickinson poems can easily be sung to what TV theme song?

A

GILLIGAN’S ISLAND

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635
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What president allowed his daughter to use the White House for her high school senior prom?

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GERALD FORD

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636
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Quite the opposite of a tropical paradise,which of these U.S. states is home to a city named Kokomo?

A

INDIANA

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637
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In a memorable scene from “Ocean’s Eleven,” Brad Pitt’s character gives a poker lesson to all but which of these actors?

A

CHRIS PINE

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638
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In 1929,the rights to what fictional character were donated to a London children’s hospital?

A

PETER PAN

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639
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Before the American colonies switched to the Gregorian calendar,on what date did their new year start?

A

MARCH 25.

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640
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While still a teenager, which of these soft rocking crooners fought 22 fights as a welterweight boxer?

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BILLY JOEL

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641
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As of 2011, which of these historic people has not been depicted on a Pez dispenser?

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

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642
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What artist coined the word “mobile” to describe a type of moving sculpture popularized in the 1930s?

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MARCEL DUCHAMP

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643
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By definition,a stertorous person does what noisily?

A

SNORES

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644
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According to Seth MacFarlane,the voice of Stewie on TV’s “Family Guy” is based on what British actor?

A

REX HARRISON

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645
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In the “Rocky” film series,Adrian has what maiden name before becoming Mrs. Balboa?

A

PENNINO

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646
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After visiting the Moon,several Apollo astronauts have reported that moondust smells like what?

A

BURNT GUNPOWDER

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647
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What island is often identified on maps by its local name,Kalaallit Nunaat?

A

GREENLAND

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648
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Coffee beans are actually the pits of a sweet-tasting fruit called what?

A

COFFEE CHERRY

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649
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In her Oscar acceptance speech,what actress quipped “All I can say is I’ve loved being hated by you”?

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LOUISE FLETCHER

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650
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Usually referred to by his first name,the Renaissance artist Michelangelo had what surname?

A

BUONARROTI

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651
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Though long associated with New York,the legendary Yankees has its origins in what other Eastern city?

A

BALTIMORE

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652
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Ironically,what Founding Father had a son who was declared an “enemy to the liberties of this country”?

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

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653
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Which of these minor characters from TV’s “Lost” does not share his name with a prominent philosopher?

A

RICHARD MALKIN

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654
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Long before Wrigley,Native Americans taught colonists to make chewing gum with resin from what evergreen?

A

SPRUCE

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655
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To end the Cuban missile crisis,the U.S. agreed to remove its nuclear missiles from what country?

A

TURKEY

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656
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In a military flag-folding ceremony,the U.S. flag is folded how many times until it becomes a triangle?

A

12 *CORRECT*

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657
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“Uncle Sam” is the name of the largest what ever discovered in the U.S.?

A

DIAMOND

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658
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Approximately how much saliva does the average human adult produce each day?

A

QUART

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659
Q

A popular franchise got its start in 1950 when the Open Kettle of Quincy, MA changed its name to what?

A

DUNKIN’ DONUTS

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660
Q

Consisting entirely of whistling,the unusual language Silbo Gomero is native to which of these places?

A

THE CANARY ISLANDS

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661
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Considered the fastest men in history,the Apollo 10 astronauts returning from the moon in 1969 reached what top speed?

A

24,816 MILES PER HOUR *CORRECT*

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662
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In a classic “I Love Lucy” scene,Lucy and Ethel goof off on the assembly line at what chocolate factory?

A

KRAMER’S KANDY KITCHEN

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663
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When the “Mona Lisa” was stolen from the Louvre in 1911, which of these artists was questioned as a possible suspect?

A

PABLO PICASSO

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664
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According to the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America,which of these brands of candy is not kosher?

A

JOLLY RANCHER

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665
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Inspired by Farrah Fawcett’s travel plans,the Gladys Knight hit “Midnight Train to Georgia” originally had what title?

A

MIDNIGHT PLANE TO HOUSTON

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666
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Before it spawned the word “pants,” the term “Pantaloon” first referred to what?

A

AN ITALIAN THEATER CHARACTER

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667
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Before he became famous,which artist’s illustrated children’s stories including 1959’s “Card Games are Fun”?

A

ANDY WARHOL

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668
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Airing as a radio spot on Christmas Eve 1926,what brand is credited with producing the first-ever commercial jingle?

A

WHEATIES

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669
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What novelist’s best-known protagonists include Elizabeth Bennet,Emma Woodhouse and Elinor Dashwood?

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JANE AUSTEN

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670
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What is Dora the Explorer’s last name?

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MARQUEZ

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671
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In 1764,a full round of golf at the famous Old Course at St.Andrew’s consisted of playing not 18,but how many holes?

A

22 *CORRECT*

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672
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The classic tales “The Lord of The Rings” and “Lord of the Flies” both feature a main character with what first name?

A

SAM

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673
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Before his writing career,what children’s author was a dashing ladies’ man and a spy during World War II?

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ROALD DAHL

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674
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Though decades out of fashion,what 19-century president wore a powdered wig,knee breeches and a tricorner hat?

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JAMES MONROE

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675
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What geological epoch are we currently living in?

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HOLOCENE

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676
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Created by Sylvester Graham in 1829,Graham crackers were originally developed as part of a diet meant to do what?

A

DECREASE SEXUAL URGES

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677
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The first ever video posted on YouTube featured its co-founder,Jawed Karim standing in front of what?

A

ELEPHANTS AT THE ZOO

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678
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What action star’s 1970 spot for “Mandom” cologne started the trend of American celebrities appearing in Japanese ads?

A

CHARLES BRONSON

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679
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In a Barbara Walters interview,how did Katharine Hepburn respond to the famous question, “What kind of a tree are you”?

A

AN OAK

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680
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Ms. magazine debuted in July of 1972 with what woman on its cover?

A

WONDER WOMAN

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681
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When baking in high altitudes — over 3,500 feet — Pillsbury recommends all but which of these things?

A

LOWERING OVEN TEMPERATURE

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682
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Twenty-five times the size of the Bonneville Salt Flats, the Salar de Uyuni Salt Flats are located where?

A

BOLIVIA

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683
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In Jonathan Swift’s novel “Gulliver’s Travels,” Gulliver pays a visit to which of these nonfictional countries?

A

JAPAN

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684
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Inspired by Farrah Fawcett’s travel plans, the Gladys Knight hit “Midnight train to Georgia” originally had what title?

A

MIDNIGHT PLANE TO HOUSTON

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685
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Which of these European nations is bordered by exactly two other countries?

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THE NETHERLANDS

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686
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“Taoiseach” which means “leader” or “chief,” is the official title of what country’s prime minister?

A

IRELAND

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687
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In 2012, pop icon Beyonce gave birth to a daughter with what colorful, unusual name?

A

BLUE IVY

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688
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Which of these legendary actresses has lost the Best Actress Oscar a whopping 12 times?

A

MERYL STREEP

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689
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What Oscar-winning film’s advance screening copies were labeled with the decoy title “Baby’s Day Out 2”?

A

TITANIC

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690
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What First Lady is said to haunt the White House’s East Room,where she hangs her laundry out to dry?

A

ABIGAIL ADAMS

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691
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Which of the following is the name of an advanced mathematics problem,and not a ’70s sci-fi movie?

A

THE KATO CONJECTURE

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692
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The world’s first nuclear reactor was built in 1942 in what unusual location on the Universirty of Chicago campus?

A

SQUASH COURT

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693
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A fun abbreviation to text for many Americans, “lol” is a word that means “fun” in what language?

A

DUTCH

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694
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Which of these TV newsmen interned for the CIA in college,causing some to allege that he is an active agent?

A

ANDERSON COOPER

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695
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According to a local legend,the original Garden of Eden is located on the remote island of Praslin where?

A

SEYCHELLES

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696
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According to the company, Chanel No.5 recreates a scent that perfumer Ernest Beaux whiffed while traveling where?

A

INSIDE THE ARCTIC CIRCLE

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697
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Even though he won the 2000 Nobel Prize for Literature,what writer’s books are banned in his native country?

A

GAO XINGJIAN

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698
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Which of these obscure words refers to the plastic or metal tip at the end of a shoelace?

A

AGLET

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699
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A stylish New Yorker,what president refused to move into the White House until a member of the Tiffany family redecorated it?

A

CHESTER ARTHUR

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700
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Later changed at the request of one of its stars,which of these ’70s TV shows was originally titled “Alley Cats”?

A

CHARLIE’S ANGELS

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701
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Ancient Babylon’s Code of Hammurabi contains an early instance of the legal principle “lex talionis,” better known as what?

A

AN EYE FOR AN EYE

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702
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Former House speaker Newt Gingrich once stated in an interview that he thought what actor should play him in a movie?

A

BRAD PITT

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703
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What religious phrase dates back to 1896 when it was the subtitlle of a book by Kansas minister Charles M. Sheldon?

A

WHAT WOULD JESUS DO?

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704
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Like the U.S., which of these countries also saw a massive “gold rush” in the mid-19th century?

A

AUSTRALIA

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705
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Which of these South American capital cities is not located on a coast?

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BOGOTI

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706
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Bitterballen,deep-fried meatballs with mustard,are a traditional treat of what European nation?

A

THE NETHERLANDS

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707
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Featuring participants slathered in olive oil,what nation has hosted the Kirkpinar wrestling festival since 1346?

A

TURKEY

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708
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In 2008,what star NFL quarterback infamously revealed he did not know games could end in ties?

A

DONOVAN MCNABB

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709
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Which of these is not one of the many royal titles held by Prince Charles?

A

DUKE OF EDINBURGH

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710
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A key part of Watergate,the “18 1/2 Minute gap” is an erased portion of a taped conversation between Richard Nixon and whom?

A

H.R. HALDEMAN

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711
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A standard barrel of oil holds roughly how many gallons?

A

42 *CORRECT*

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712
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Before taking its current name,what Internet company was originally called BackRub?

A

GOOGLE

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713
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Khrushchev’s 1960 “shoe-banging” outburst at the U.N. was in response to a delegate from what nation?

A

THE PHILIPPINES

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714
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As of 2011,what magazine’s circulation of 24 million is the largest in the U.S.?

A

AARP THE MAGAZINE

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715
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Refusing the Secret Service,what First Lady was given her own gun and later wrote, “I carried it religiously”?

A

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

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716
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Whose poem “Parliament of Fowls” is believed to contain the first-ever reference to Valentine’s Day as a day for lovers?

A

GEOFFREY CHAUCER

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717
Q

Which of these rooms in the White House is also oval-shaped,like the Oval Office?

A

DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM

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718
Q

Who once endorsed an apple drink in Japan because his name sounds like the Japanese word for “apple”?

A

RINGO STARR

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719
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Eventually revealing GENERAL HOSPITAL,what was the first letter Vanna White ever turned on “Wheel of Fortune”?

A

T *CORRECT*

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720
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Who coined the word “pandemonium” as a name for the capital of Hell?

A

JOHN MILTON

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721
Q

“Borborygmi” is the technical name for a bodily condition more commonly referred to as what?

A

GROWLING STOMACH

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722
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Which of these common Mexican food items was actually invented in California in the late 1940s?

A

TORTILLA CHIPS

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723
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Meaning “to obstruct,” the verb “stymie” derives from an outdated rule about blocking an opponent’s ball in what game?

A

GOLF

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724
Q

The Statue of Freedom,which sits atop the U.S. Capitol Building dome,depicts what?

A

WOMAN WEARING A HELMET

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725
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Though usually translated as “Seize The Day,” Latin scholars will point out that “Carpe Diem” literally means what?

A

PLUCK THE DAY

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726
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Pee-wee Herman came up with his stage name after spying the words “Pee-wee” written on a small what?

A

HARMONICA

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727
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In 1966,a famous “Black & White” masked ball was hosted at New York’s Plaza Hotel by what well-known author?

A

TRUMAN CAPOTE

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728
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The planet Venus is surrounded by a thick layer of clouds composed of what concentrated substance?

A

SULFURIC ACID

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729
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The runaway winner of the Associated Press 2011 Female Athlete of the Year award,Abby Wambach is a what?

A

SOCCER PLAYER

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730
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The disputed academic theory of “Oxfordianism” holds that Edward de Vere actually wrote what famous author’s works?

A

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

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731
Q

The longest place name in the U.S., Chargoggagoggoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg is a lake located in what state?

A

MASSACHUSETTS

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732
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The Henry Ford Museum displays a test tube that allegedly holds what odd memento of Ford’s hero,Thomas Edison?

A

HIS BREATH

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733
Q

In the title of a classic novel by James Fenimore Cooper,what character is considered “The Last of the Mohicans”?

A

UNCAS

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734
Q

At the 1927 Thanksgiving Day Parade,Macy’s debuted its official balloon in the form of what character?

A

FELIX THE CAT

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735
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Besides Abraham Lincoln,who is the only other signer of the Emancipation Proclamation?

A

WILLIAM SEWARD

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736
Q

Real-life serial killer Ed Gein is said to have at least partially inspired all but which of these horror films?

A

FRIDAY THE 13TH

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737
Q

Truman Capote’s groundbreaking book “In Cold Blood” was first published in serial form in what magazine?

A

THE NEW YORKER

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738
Q

Which of these historic events happened the same year actress Betty White was born?

A

USSR WAS FORMED

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739
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Though she rarely left her house,which of these poets loved baking,and often sent cakes to her neighbors?

A

EMILY DICKINSON

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740
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The humorous “Godwin’s Law” theory says that if an online discussion gets long enough,what figure will inevitably be mentioned?

A

HITLER

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741
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Muenster is a semisoft cheese that is named after a city in what European country?

A

FRANCE

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742
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Which of these actresses is named after her birthplace,a small town in Minnesota?

A

WINONA RYDER

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743
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What celebrity animal is buried near the Seine River in a French cemetery named Cimetire des Chiens?

A

RIN TIN TIN

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744
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While “web” was the American Dialect Society’s “Word of the 1990s,” what was its “Word of the Twentieth Century”?

A

JAZZ

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745
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Of the following wildly successful businessmen,which is the only one that is not dyslexic?

A

WARREN BUFFETT

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746
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As of 2011,what actress has won more Primetime Emmy Awards than any other performer?

A

CLORIS LEACHMAN

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747
Q

Featuring a less rounded shape,what car’s 2012 model is marketed with the slogan “More power,less flower”?

A

VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE

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748
Q

Located outside the Guggenheim Bilbao,Jeff Koon’s 43-ft. tall sculpture “Puppy” is covered with what unusual material?

A

FLOWERS

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749
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While Aretha Franklin sang at the inauguration,who performed at the Obamas’ first official state dinner?

A

JENNIFER HUDSON

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750
Q

The person often credited with firing the first shot for the North in the Civil War was also credited with doing what?

A

INVENTING BASEBALL

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751
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In a famous scene in “Meet The Parents,” an irate Ben Stiller asks if which of these terms is okay to say on an airplane?

A

BOMBARDLER

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752
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What U.S. President had the most children,fathering 15 kids over a period of 45 years?

A

JOHN TYLER

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753
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In 1961,curators at New York’s MoMA discovered that for 47 days they had displayed what Henri Matisse work upside-down?

A

LE BATEAU

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754
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Given it’s 140-character limit,one Twitter tweet is not long enough for the first sentence of which of these novels?

A

THE CATCHER IN THE RYE

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755
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What famous author was also an inventor who received three patents,including one for a device to replace suspenders?

A

MARK TWAIN

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756
Q

What famous landmark’s name means “Gate of Heavenly Peace”?

A

TIANANMEN SQUARE

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757
Q

In the 18th century,the now-famous Madame Tussaud made her first wax figure in the likeness of what Frenchman?

A

VOLTAIRE

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758
Q

Which of these acclaimed filmmakers directed the video for Michael Jackson’s 1987 single “Bad”?

A

MARTIN SCORSESE

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759
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Billionaire Howard Hughes reportedly spent the last years of his life watching what movie over and over?

A

ICE STATION ZEBRA

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760
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In 1972,the U.S. gave what animals to China in exchange for the pandas Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing?

A

MUSK OXEN

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761
Q

A popular variety of asparagus shares its name with what First Lady?

A

MARTHA WASHINGTON

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762
Q

What happens when unopened cans of Pepsi and Diet Pepsi are put in a tank of water at room temperature?

A

PEPSI SINKS,DIET PEPSI FLOATS

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763
Q

Which of these cities does not appear in the title of a film that won the Academy Award for Best Picture?

A

PHILADELPHIA

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764
Q

Which of these colorfully-titled ’80s movies made the most money at the box office?

A

PURPLE RAIN

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765
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Shakespeare’s play “Henry IV, Part I” is credited with introducing what food term into the English language?

A

SKIM MILK

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766
Q

Which of these familiar brands was named for its creator’s favorite childhood song?

A

SWEET N’ LOW

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767
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An early race of humans,the Cro-Magnons are named after a cave in what country?

A

FRANCE

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768
Q

The sheer netting used in most bridal veils,the fabric called tulle is named for what?

A

A TOWN IN FRANCE

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769
Q

According to symbolic tradition,which popular wedding flower is said to literally say “I love you”?

A

RED CHRYSANTHEMUM

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770
Q

Often taken to mean “good luck,” the Hebrew phrase “mazel tov” can be literally translated as “good” what?

A

CONSTELLATION

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771
Q

A popular real-life destination for eloping couples,the Scottish town of Gretna Green is referenced in what classic novel?

A

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

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772
Q

Long before you could buy them at Jared’s,what ancient people believed diamonds were tears of the gods?

A

GREEKS

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773
Q

In “The Wedding Singer,” the title character is attacked by a father-of-the-bride after a bitter rendition of what song?

A

LOVE STINKS

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774
Q

In France,the traditional wedding cake is known as a “croquembouche” and consists of a giant tower of what?

A

CREAM PUFFS

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775
Q

Of these elements,which is the only one not combined with gold to make “white gold” wedding rings?

A

LITHIUM

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776
Q

According to English superstitions,it is good luck to find what surprise in your wedding dress?

A

A SPIDER

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777
Q

Which of Elizabeth Taylor’s seven husbands was she married to the longest?

A

RICHARD BURTON

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778
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Which of these names is not one of the aliases used by Vince Vaughn or Owen Wilson in the 2005 film “Wedding Crashers”?

A

JEBEDIAH CRUMP

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779
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What happily married singer’s 1989 wedding in Las Vegas is one of the few lasting celeb nupitals to take place there?

A

JON BON JOVI

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780
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In a trend,more couples are being married by friends ordained online by the Universal Life Church,whose creed is simply what?

A

DO ONLY THAT WHICH IS RIGHT

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781
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Seen at the fanciest of weddings,the type of service where waiters serve each guest from a platter is called what?

A

RUSSIAN SERVICE

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782
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Having outfitted millions of brides all across the U.S.,the first David’s Bridal shop opened in 1950 in what city?

A

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

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783
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Often played at the end of a wedding ceremony,Mendelssohn’s “Wedding March” was composed for what Shakespeare play?

A

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM

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784
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What is the last word of the Elizabeth Barrett Browning poem that begins,”How do I love thee?Let me count the ways”?

A

DEATH

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785
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In Colonial America,what household item was often given in place of an engagement ring?

A

THIMBLE

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786
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Who was the only U.S. president to get married at the White House?

A

GROVER CLEVELAND

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787
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The familiar song known as “Here Comes The Bride” comes from the opera “Lohengrin,” in which it plays for a bride named what?

A

ELSA

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788
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For good luck on their wedding day,Greek brides have a tradition of slipping what object into their gloves?

A

A SUGAR CUBE

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789
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In July 1982,who presided over a mass wedding of 2,075 couples at Madison Square Garden?

A

REV. SUN MYUNG MOON

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790
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Because gold is so coveted there,in what country are brides often draped in more than a kilo of gold jewelry?

A

INDIA

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791
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Because they mate for life,what animal was traditionally given by Korean grooms to the mother of the bride?

A

WILD GOOSE

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792
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Which of Bravo’s “Real Housewives” claims she has accepted a marriage proposal a shocking nineteen times?

A

DANIELLE STAUB

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793
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Which of these famous people was never married to his first cousin?

A

SALVADOR DALI

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794
Q

Though her 2008 wedding was private,Beyonce’s 2011 video for “I Was Here” revealed footage of what special moment?

A

HER TRYING ON HER WEDDING DRESS

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795
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Queen Victoria’s 1840 wedding is credited with popularizing what tradition?

A

WHITE BRIDAL GOWN

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796
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In 1994,what TV show broke ground depicting a gay marriage between inkeepers Ron and Erick?

A

NORTHERN EXPOSURE

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797
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At the end of a Czech wedding,it is customary to shower the couple with what instead of rice?

A

PEAS

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798
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Because “he would never have presumed to take such liberty,” Queen Victoria proposed to what first cousin of hers?

A

ALBERT

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799
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At the end of “When Harry Met Sally,” the couple recalls serving what flavor wedding cake with chocolate sauce “on the side”?

A

COCONUT

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800
Q

When Big marries Carrie in “Sex and The City,” he whispers “Ever thine,ever mine,ever ours,” a line from whose famous love letter?

A

BEETHOVEN

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801
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In what country is it especially lucky to serve a whole fish at a wedding,since the word for “fish” sounds like “abundance”?

A

CHINA

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802
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According to legend,what did Guinevere’s father give King Arthur as a wedding gift?

A

THE ROUND TABLE

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803
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Which of the music on the epic 1982 album “Thriller” was recorded by members of what 80s group?

A

TOTO

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804
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As your florist can tell you,a tussie-mussie bouquet is most similar to what other kind of bouquet?

A

NOSEGAY

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805
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On the series finale of “The Golden Girls,” Dorothy becomes “Mrs. Lucas Hollingsworth” by marrying Blanche’s what?

A

UNCLE

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806
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Frequently heard at weddings,Johann Pachelbel’s famous canon is in what key?

A

D MAJOR

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807
Q

In 2011,William and Kate left the royal wedding in a vintage model of what make with the license plate “JU5T WED”?

A

ASTON MARTIN

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808
Q

In “Rocky II,” the Italian Stallion proposes to his girlfriend Adrian on a cold,snowy day at what location?

A

ZOO

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809
Q

In the 1994 comedy “Four Weddings and a Funeral,” which of these pairs does not wed at one of the four weddings?

A

SCARLETT & DAVID

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810
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In “Wuthering Heights,” what does Catherine give as the reason that she cannot marry her beloved Heathcliff?

A

HIS SOCIAL STATUS

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811
Q

If you wanted to write a special poem for a bride and groom on their wedding day,you could technically call it a what?

A

EPITHALAMIUM

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812
Q

The series finale of the original “Beverly Hills,90210” ends with the gang boogying down to what song at Donna and David’s wedding?

A

CELEBRATION

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813
Q

Popular at weddings and beyond,the “Big Three” varietals of the U.S. wine industry include all but which of the following?

A

WHITE ZINFANDEL

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814
Q

The word “bride” is thought to derive from the ancient European verb root “bru-,” which means what?

A

TO COOK

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815
Q

In a 1978 “Muppet Show” episode,Kermit’s wedding to Miss Piggy is disrupted at the last moment by a what?

A

BOOMERANG FISH

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816
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In 2008,a National Science Foundation survey said what nation’s residents are the happiest in the world?

A

DENMARK

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817
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Which of these women’s engagement rings famously featured an enormous,2.8 carat green emerald?

A

JACQUELINE KENNEDY

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818
Q

What poet wrote the marriage advice, “Whenever you’re wrong,admit it; whenever you’re right,shut up”?

A

OGDEN NASH

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819
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Contrary to popular belief,Robert E. Lee’s surrender took place not in a courthouse,but in whose home?

A

THE MCLEANS

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820
Q

A staple at Jewish weddings and Bar Mitzvahs,”Hava Nagila” is a Hebrew folk song that means “Let us” what?

A

REJOICE

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821
Q

What popular movie features a comical priest who declares “Mawage is wot bwings us togeder today”?

A

THE PRINCESS BRIDE

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822
Q

As opposed to a ring bearer,the traditional job of a wedding page boy is to do what?

A

CARRY THE BRIDE’S TRAIN

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823
Q

Because it’s considered good luck to see one on your wedding day,couples in England often hire a what to attend their nupitals?

A

CHIMNEY SWEEP

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824
Q

Since 1962,jousting has been the official sport of what U.S. state?

A

MARYLAND

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825
Q

Often standing up to lions and leopards,what mammal holds the Guinness title as “World’s Most Fearless Animal”?

A

HONEY BADGER

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826
Q

The word “tabloid” was originally trademarked in 1884 as the brand name for a new type of what?

A

PILL

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827
Q

As the result of a duel,what president harbored a bullet near his heart for the last 39 years of his life?

A

ANDREW JACKSON

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828
Q

Who was the only U.S. president to get married at the White House?

A

GROVER CLEVELAND

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829
Q

What is the last word of the Elizabeth Barrett Browning poem that begins, “How do I love thee? Let me count the ways”?

A

DEATH

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830
Q

According to legend, what did Guinevere’s father give King Arthur as a wedding gift?

A

THE ROUND TABLE

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831
Q

In 1986, who became the first female comic invited to sit down with Johnny Carson after her set on the “Tonight Show”?

A

ELLEN DEGENERES

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832
Q

Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, a leading counterterrorism expert in the U.S., was also a lead guitarist for what band?

A

THE DOOBIE BROTHERS

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833
Q

Which of these devices needs to take into account Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity to work properly?

A

GPS RECEIVERS

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834
Q

During the “baby boom” era that lasted from 1946 to 1964,about how many babies were born in the U.S.?

A

76 MILLION *CORRECT*

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835
Q

In pirate lingo,what does it mean to “splice the mainbrace”?

A

HAVE A DRINK

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836
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According to legend,what president is credited with inspiring the Maxwell House slogan “Good to the last drop”?

A

THEODORE ROOSEVELT

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837
Q

What did Charles Darwin once call “the most peculiar and the most human of all expressions”?

A

BLUSHING

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838
Q

The name of the Arab television network Jazeera literally means what?

A

THE ISLAND

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839
Q

What does John Lennon actually say at the end of “Strawberry Fields Forever” that is often misheard as “I buried Paul”?

A

CRANBERRY SAUCE

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840
Q

“Which of these lines does not appear in the chorus of Martina McBride’s classic country song “Independence Day”?

A

LET THE WHOLE WORLD SING

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841
Q

“Dying days later,what U.S. president is thought to have contracted cholera from iced milk and cherries at a 4th of July celebration?”

A

ZACHARY TAYLOR

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842
Q

“In Chicago’s “Saturday In The Park,” the singer sees all but which of the following in a park on a day he “thinks” is the 4th of July?”

A

PEOPLE RUNNING

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843
Q

In “Independence Day,” “POTUS” Bill Pullman vows to fight for freedom “not from tyranny,oppression,or persecution,but from” what?

A

ANNIHILATION

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844
Q

What patriotic state is home to the towns North Liberty,West Liberty,New Liberty and Libertyville?

A

IOWA

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845
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Serving as a messenger during the Revolutionary War,who was the only U.S. president to be held as a prisoner of war?

A

ANDREW JACKSON

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846
Q

After his apparent assassination in a 2007 issue,the mantle of Captain America was taken over by what Steve Rogers sidekick?

A

BUCKY BARNES

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847
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Which of these cities is not mentioned in the lyrics to Lee Greenwood’s patriotic song “God Bless The USA”?

A

PHOENIX

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848
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Long served as a July 4th-friendly fruit,watermelon surprisingly became what state’s official “vegetable” in 2007?

A

OKLAHOMA

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849
Q

How many red stripes of the American flag are visible on the cover of Bruce Springsteen’s album, “Born In The U.S.A.”?

A

THREE

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850
Q

Though he famously sang on 4th of July in nearby Ashbury Park,Bruce Springsteen was born in what Jersey Shore town?

A

LONG BRANCH

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851
Q

On July 4,2009,Joey Chestnut set a new world record when he consumed how many hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes?

A

68 *CORRECT*

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852
Q

What year marked the first time the U.S. celebrated July 4th with an official display of fireworks?

A

1777 *CORRECT*

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853
Q

If you played the July 4th “greased watermelon” pool game on the continent where the fruit originated,you’d be where?

A

AFRICA

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854
Q

Which of these phrases appears in both the Declaration of Independence and the Gettysburg Address?

A

ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL

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855
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Allegedly held by four immigrants to prove who was the most patriotic,the first winner of Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating contest was what?

A

AN IRISHMAN

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856
Q

Which of these Founding Fathers signed both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution?

A

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

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857
Q

Many vexillologists have poked holes in the famous legend associated with what Revolutionary War figure?

A

BETSY ROSS

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858
Q

Popular on holiday playlists,what CCR song contains the line “I can remember the Fourth of July”?

A

BORN ON THE BAYOU

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859
Q

Because her house was too small,Mary Pickersgill chose to sew the huge “Star Spangled Banner” flag at a Baltimore what?

A

BREWERY

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860
Q

Many historians believe Paul Revere made his famous midnight ride on a horse with what name?

A

BROWN BEAUTY

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861
Q

Who is the only U.S. president to be born on the Fourth of July?

A

CALVIN COOLIDGE

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862
Q

“According to local lore,what city’s residents became the first Americans to delcare independence on May 20,1775”?

A

“CHARLOTTE,NORTH CAROLINA”

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863
Q

“Though it soon became worthless,” what was the name of the currency used by the Colonies during the American Revolution?

A

CONTINENTALS

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864
Q

Sitting just across a river from each other,what two cities jointly celebrate Canada Day and the Fourth of July with a huge fireworks display?

A

DETROIT AND WINDSOR

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865
Q

“In 1817,Fourth of July celebrations included the start of construction on what public works project?”

A

ERIE CANAL

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866
Q

“At the end of “North by Northwest,” Eva Marie Saint dangles perilously just below which president on Mt. Rushmore”?

A

GEORGE WASHINGTON

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867
Q

Before it was set to music,the first line of the poem that became “America The Beautiful” read “O beautiful,for” what?

A

HALCYON SKIES

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868
Q

“In a non-leap year,an alternate way of wishing someone a good Fourth of July is saying what”?

A

“””HAPPY 185TH DAY OF THE YEAR!”””

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869
Q

“Measuring 255 ft. by 505 ft,the largest U.S. flag ever made debuted in 1996 when it was hung from what landmark?”

A

HOOVER DAM

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870
Q

“Spoken in the 1929 short “The Karnival Kid,” the first line ever uttered by Mickey Mouse was which of these 4th of July faves”?

A

“””HOT DOGS!”””

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871
Q

“Though it was still under construction,who was the first U.S. president to live in the White House”?

A

JOHN ADAMS

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872
Q

Who wrote of a person’s right to “life,liberty and estate” years before Thomas Jefferson tweaked the phrase in 1776?

A

JOHN LOCKE

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873
Q

What singer pioneered “personalized” versions of the national anthem with this nontraditional arrangement at the 1968 World Series?

A

JOSE FELICIANO

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874
Q

Which of these actors has never portrayed Abraham Lincoln?

A

KEVIN KLINE

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875
Q

Thomas Jefferson is credited with inventing all but which of the following?

A

LAZY SUSAN

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876
Q

Beginning with the words “I celebrate myself,” what classic American work of literature was first published on July 4th?

A

LEAVES OF GRASS

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877
Q

The hopeful song “America” in the Broadway musical “West Side Story” contains all but which of these lines?

A

LIVING A DREAM IN AMERICA

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878
Q

Which of these inspirational events in American history took place on the Fourth of July?

A

“LOU GEHRIG’S “LUCKIEST MAN SPEECH”

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879
Q

“What country’s quest for independence began with a priest’s fiery 1810 speech known as “The Cry of Dolores”?

A

MEXICO

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880
Q

“Celebrating the 4th since 1785,what state’s town of Bristol is home to America’s oldest Independence Day parade”?

A

RHODE ISLAND

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881
Q

Suspicious of increasing federal power,what was the only state to boycott the 1787 Constitutional Convention?

A

RHODE ISLAND

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882
Q

At the 1969 Woodstock festival,Jimi Hendrix played a famous virtuoso rendition of what patriotic song?

A

STAR-SPANGLED BANNER

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883
Q

Though the statue depicts a woman with wings,the “Emmy” derives its name from “Immy,” a nickname for an early what?

A

TV CAMERA TUBE

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884
Q

On October 1,1962,who introduced Johnny Carson as the new host of “The Tonight Show”?

A

GROUCHO MARX

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885
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Fred Kaps,the man who had to follow The Beatles after their debut on “The Ed Sullivan Show,” was what type of performer?

A

MAGICIAN

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886
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Which of these great painters is commonly known by the name of his home town, not by his birth name?

A

CARAVAGGIO

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887
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Ron Wayne, who would be a billionaire today had he not sold his 10% stake for $800 back in 1976, co-founded what company?

A

APPLE

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888
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In 1968, what overzealous airline began taking reservations for lunar flights that were set to take off in 2000?

A

PAN AM

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889
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Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back was first advertised in the 1870s by what company?

A

MONTGOMERY WARD

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890
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What legendary entertainer was buried with $1,008 so he’d always have enough money to play cards?

A

GEORGE BURNS

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891
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In Edward Hopper’s painting “Nighthawks,” a sign atop the diner advertises what cigar brand?

A

PHILLIES

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892
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When England adopted the new Gregorian calendar in 1752,people complained that they “lost” how many days?

A

11 *CORRECT*

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893
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Though his real name is Riley B. King, the initials in guitarist B.B. King’s stage name stand for what?

A

BLUE BOYS

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894
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Often referenced in rap songs, what alcoholic beverage was originally created in 1876 for Czar Alexander II?

A

CRISTAL

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895
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In the D.H. Lawrence novel “Lady Chatterley’s Lover,” who is Lady Chatterley’s lover?

A

A GAMEKEEPER

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896
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Which of these countries’ people usually eat with fork and spoon, only using chopsticks for noodles?

A

THAILAND

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897
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Who wrote “Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations is an admirable book,” a quote now listed in “Bartlett’s”?

A

WINSTON CHURCHILL

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898
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Named for an English stable owner, which of these phrases refers to a so-called “choice” of just one option?

A

HOBSON’S CHOICE

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899
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Which of these famous musical frontmen briefly attended the London School of Economics?

A

MICK JAGGER

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900
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Once included in its country’s name,the word “Soviet” actually means what in Russian?

A

COUNCIL

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901
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The Canadian national flag features a stylized red maple leaf that has how many points?

A

11

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902
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ccording to common estimates, what are the odds of finding a four-leaf clover?

A

1 in 10000

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903
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Using data from a probe in outer space, NASA is able to calculate that our universe is precisely how old

A

13.7 billion years

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904
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According to Greek myth, Persephone was forced to spend part of the year in Hades after eating what?

A

POMEGRANATE SEEDS

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905
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What now-famous person served as the model for Diane Arbus’ iconic 1968 photo “A Very Young Baby”?

A

ANDERSON COOPER

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906
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The chimes in London’s Big Ben clock tower play a tune from a famous work by what composer?

A

HANDEL

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907
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Richard Nixon helped finance his first Congressional campaign in 1946 with money he made doing what?

A

PLAYING-HIGH-STAKES POKER

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908
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From 1638 to 1655, parts of present-day Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania formed what short-lived colony?

A

NEW SWEDEN

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909
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Which of these Stephen King novels features a villain who sometimes goes by the alias “Bob Gray”?

A

It

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910
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Worn by the antagonists in the “Scream” series, the Ghostface mask was inspired by a famous painting by what artist?

A

Edward Munch

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911
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Who was the first U.S. president whose body was embalmed?

A

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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912
Q

Thought to be the source of a classic joke, “Knock, knock, knock! Who’s there…?” is a line from what Shakespeare play?

A

Macbeth

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913
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Who is the only astronaut known to have given himself communion on the surface of the moon?

A

Buzz Aldrin

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914
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In his illustrious career as a daredevil,Evel Knievel attempted to jump all but which of these obstacles?

A

74 NEW YORK CABS

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915
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Before being replaced,who first played the title alien in the 1987 Schwarzenegger action film “Predator”?

A

JEAN-CLAUDE VAN DAMME

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916
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What president remarried his wife 3 years after their wedding because her first divorce wasn’t finalized?

A

ANDREW JACKSON

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917
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When introduced in 1932,the 3 Musketeers candy bar had three pieces: chocolate,vanilla and what?

A

STRAWBERRY

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918
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Because the number is similar to the word for “death,” Chinese high-rise buildings often “lack” what floor?

A

4TH *CORRECT*

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919
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Who chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee during the 1991 Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas hearings?

A

JOSEPH BIDEN

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920
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The fictional hero of “The Scarlet Pimpernel” uses as his emblem a scarlet pimpernel,which is a type of what?

A

FLOWER

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921
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Because of its easternmost location,which of these island nations is the first to ring in the New Year?

A

KIRIBATI

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922
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Years before FDR said something similar,who wrote the line,”Nothing is so much to be feared as fear”?

A

HENRY DAVID THOREAU

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923
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What Jim Carrey movie features the “Millionaire”- inspired line “Is that your final answer”?

A

BRUCE ALMIGHTY

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924
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What historic item was accidentally discovered in 1940 by four teenage boys looking for lost treasure?

A

LASCAUX CAVE PAINTINGS

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925
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The 1909 short “Mr.Flip” is believed to include the first instance of what comedy gag captured on film?

A

PIE IN THE FACE

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926
Q

In a classic scene from “The Seven Year Itch,” Marilyn Monroe’s skirt flies up as she asks what provocative question?

A

ISN’T IT DELICIOUS?

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927
Q

A popular pastime the world over, “karaoke” is a Japanese word which roughly translates to what?

A

EMPTY ORCHESTRA

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928
Q

The expression “red-letter day” derives from an old custom of using red ink on calendars to indicate what?

A

RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS

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929
Q

In 1982, the very first album to be released commercially on CD was a popular 1978 LP by what artist?

A

BILLY JOEL

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930
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In its lesser-known verses, what popular song tells the story of a headstrong woman named Nelly Kelly?

A

TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME

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931
Q

In 1952, Tony the Tiger debuted on Kellogg’s cereal boxes along with what less successful mascot?

A

KATY THE KANGAROO

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932
Q

In fireworks, the color blue is created by burning compounds of what metal?

A

COPPER

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933
Q

Which of these retailers is credited with inventing the quilted goose down jacket after suffering a bout of hypothermia in 1936?

A

EDDIE BAUER

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934
Q

Whose New York Times obituary mentioned that “Since 1889” he “had been hopelessly insane”?

A

FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE

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935
Q

Born Aristocles, it is believed Plato got his name from his wrestling coach, who called him “Platon,” meaning what?

A

BROAD

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936
Q

Introduced in 1912, what was the first flavor of Life Savers candy?

A

PEPPERMINT

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937
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Which of these classic toys had its official launch in 1978 at New York’s famous disco Studio 54?

A

SIMON

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938
Q

When the Social Security Administration began tracking the most popular baby names in 1880, what two names topped the list?

A

JOHN AND MARY

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939
Q

Because it is surrounded by land,which of these “seas” is actually the world’s largest lake?

A

CASPIAN SEA

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940
Q

What Hollywood legend’s wry last words were, “I should never have switched from scotch to martinis”?

A

HUMPHREY BOGART

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941
Q

Which of these countries is not home to a “Blue Zone,” a region with an unusually high number of centenarians?

A

BRAZIL

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942
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What actress’ voice was used when developing the voice of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial?

A

DEBRA WINGER

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943
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Before the motorcycle gang,you would most likely find “Hells Angels” written on which of these?

A

WWII BOMBER PLANES

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944
Q

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

A

PANAMA AND COLOMBIA

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945
Q

Spotted by Woody Allen and Diane Keaton in Central Park,who makes an uncredited cameo in the 1977 film “Annie Hall”?

A

TRUMAN CAPOTE

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946
Q

TV actor Richard Belzer has appeared as Detective John Munch on all but which of these shows?

A

SCRUBS

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947
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In 1909, who became the first president to be depicted on a circulating U.S. monetary coin?

A

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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948
Q

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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949
Q

Joseph Smith,founder of the Mormon church,believed the Garden on Eden was located where?

A

MISSOURI

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950
Q

In 1974,what product became the first to be scanned by a retailer using the UPC bar code?

A

WRIGLEY’S GUM

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951
Q

Ian Fleming named his greatest literary creation,fictional spy James Bond,after a real-life what?

A

AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGIST

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952
Q

In the Tv series “The Brady Bunch,” what is Carol Brady’s maiden name?

A

TYLER

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953
Q

What lesser-known Patrick Swayze film was the first movie to be released with a PG-13 rating?

A

RED DAWN

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954
Q

According to NASA, what is the only planet in the solar system that would be able to float in water?

A

SATURN

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955
Q

In the song “Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer,” which of these facts about Grandma is not revealed?

A

SHE LOST HER HEARING AIDS

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956
Q

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

A

MIRROR WRITING

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957
Q

What does the Russian name “Sputnik” mean in English?

A

TRAVELING COMPANION

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958
Q

In a now-notorious episode of “Happy Days,” Fonzie agrees to waterski over a shark in order to do what?

A

CALL A LOCAL KID’S BLUFF

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959
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Excluding its fifty-six signatures,the Declaration of Independence ends with what word?

A

HONOR

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960
Q

The famously haunting score of the film “Jaws” opens with what ominously repeating first two notes?

A

E AND F *CORRECT*

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961
Q

Often compared to the Champs-Elysees,what city has a prominent avenue called “The Ku’Damm”?

A

BERLIN

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962
Q

In 2011,Channing Tatum admitted he worked as a what before making it big in movies?

A

EXOTIC DANCER

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963
Q

Held by “Wild Bill” Hickok when he was shot,what poker hand is known as a “Dead Man’s Hand”?

A

TWO ACES AND TWO EIGHTS *CORRECT*

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964
Q

The word “boycott” comes from the name of Charles C. Boycott,who was ostracized in 1880 for not doing what?

A

REDUCING RENTS

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965
Q

A rare achievement,which of these actresses won both an Oscar and a Tony for playing the same role?

A

ANNE BANCROFT

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966
Q

A wine steward found at fancier restaurants,the word “sommelier” comes from an old French term for what?

A

PACK ANIMAL DRIVER

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967
Q

While a larynx is the vocal organ of a human,a syrinx is the vocal organ of what animal?

A

BIRD

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968
Q

Sesame Street’s Bert and Ernie happen to share their names with a cop and a cabdriver from what classic film?

A

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE

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969
Q

Numbers preceded by the letter “K” are used to identify the over 600 works by what composer?

A

MOZART

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970
Q

Featuring scenes lit only by candles,what Kubrick film is famous for its limited use of artificial light?

A

BARRY LYNDON

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971
Q

According to the CDC, the average height of a U.S. adult male is closest to which of these?

A

5 FT 9 and A HALF INCHES

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972
Q

At the time he was “discovered” by music executives in 1954, Elvis Presley was working as a what?

A

TRUCK DRIVER

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973
Q

Used to describe a particular type of government rule, “junta” is a Spanish word that literally means what?

A

COMMITTEE

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974
Q

The Earth is approximately how many miles from the Sun?

A

93 MILLION

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975
Q

What president was the first to use the Oval Office as his personal workspace, and also had the idea to make it oval?

A

WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT

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976
Q

Famously cited in “Romeo and Juliet,” which of these gestures was considered an insult in Elizabethan times?

A

BITING YOUR THUMB

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977
Q

Which of these animals is reportedly responsible for the most human deaths in Africa?

A

HIPPOPOTAMUS

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978
Q

With less than 5 persons per square mile, what is the most sparsely populated country on Earth?

A

MONGOLIA

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979
Q

The sandwich is said to have been invented by John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, so he could eat while doing what?

A

GAMBLING

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980
Q

What tribute is inscribed on the back of the U.S. military’s Purple Heart medal?

A

FOR MILITARY MERIT

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981
Q

Named for its resemblence to Germany’s Wilhelm II, the Emperor Tamarin monkey is noted for having what?

A

A VERY LARGE MUSTACHE

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982
Q

At the end of “Casablanca”, Ilsa leaves behind her beloved Rick to board a plane bound for what city?

A

LISBON

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983
Q

New Zealand is named after a province in what nation?

A

THE NETHERLANDS

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984
Q

The saying “Don’t give up the ship” comes from the last words of Captain James Lawrence, in what war?

A

WAR OF 1812

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985
Q

In Vittorio De Sica’s classic film “The Bicycle Thief,” the main character needs a bicycle to do what job?

A

HANG POSTERS

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986
Q

According to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,what was the average cost of producing a new currency note in 2010?

A

9.6 CENTS

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987
Q

Composed by John Williams,the familiar theme song of “NBC Nightly News” has what title?

A

THE MISSION

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988
Q

The British royal family often forgoes surnames, but Prince William uses what last name in the military?

A

WALES

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989
Q

New Zealand is named after a province in what nation?

A

THE NETHERLANDS

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990
Q

In her unusual will,hotel magnate Leona Helmsley left $12 million to her beloved pooch,a Maltese named what?

A

TROUBLE

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991
Q

Who did artist Grant Wood use as the model for the farmer in his classic painting “American Gothic”?

A

HIS DENTIST

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992
Q

Traditionally hailed as the Pilgrims’ landing spot in 1620, Plymouth Rock is what type of rock?

A

GRANITE

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993
Q

Due to its strict obscenity laws.which of these countries once published a version of “Playboy” without any nudity?

A

INDONESIA

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994
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What Hawaiian island was once called the “Pineapple Island” because the Dole company owned most of it?

A

LANAI

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995
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The Philippines is an archipelago that is comprised of approximately how many individual islands?

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7,100 *CORRECT*

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996
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According to legend, what Looney Tunes character was born in a warren under the old Dodgers stadium in Brooklyn?

A

BUGS BUNNY

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997
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The Rolling Stones’ classic “tongue” logo first appeared on the label of what album?

A

STICKY FINGERS

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998
Q

In 2011,Amy Chua raised a ruckus with a memoir of how she had been a “Tiger Mother” to her what?

A

TWO DAUGHTERS

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999
Q

In a 2011 news story,a woman used pepper spray to wrestle an Xbox from fellow shoppers during what store’s Black Friday sale?

A

WALMART

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1000
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With increased amounts of the rare nutrient glucoraphanin,in 2011 scientists announced a “super” version of what vegetable?

A

BROCCOLI

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1001
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Fetching a $3.9 million at auction in 2011, a record for a photograph, “Untitled #96” by Cindy Sherman depicts the artists doing what?

A

LYING ON THE FLOOR

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1002
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When the iPod turned ten years old in 2011,Apple had sold roughly how many of them?

A

320 MILLION *CORRECT*

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1003
Q

What cast member of the 2011 film “New Year’s Eve” also appears in it’s 2010 holiday-themed forerunner “Valentine’s Day”?

A

JESSICA BIEL

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1004
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Fetching over $30,000, John Lennon’s rotten tooth that was auctioned in 2011 was which of the following?

A

MOLAR

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1005
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Traveling over 200,000 miles to nearly 40 nations, Secretary of State Hilary Clinton visited all but which of these countries in 2011?

A

ALGERIA

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1006
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Though they all have birth in 2011, which of these actresses’ new babies arrived earliest in the year?

A

PEN_LOPE CRUZ

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1007
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Which 2011 comedy starred the White House’s former associate director for the Office of Public Engagement?

A

A VERY HAROLD & KUMAR 3D CHRISTMAS

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1008
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In 2011, what company ended Exxon Mobil’s five-year reign as the world’s most valuable public company?

A

APPLE

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1009
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In her highly publicized trial, Casey Anthony claimed to have left her daughter int he care of what fictional “nanny”?

A

ZANNY

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1010
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Premiering in 2011, the NBC comedy “Up All Night” shares its name with a single released by what band in 2011?

A

BLINK-182

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1011
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Which of these comedians does not voice a smurf in the 2011 move “The Smurfs”?

A

ADAM SANDLER

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1012
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Named after his band’s 1998 song, what musician launched a brand of wine called “The Dreaming Tree” in 2011?

A

DAVE MATTHEWS

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1013
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What sitcom comedienne sang the national anthem at Game 4 of the 2011 World Series?

A

ZOOEY DESCHANEL

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1014
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All but which of these funny celebrities hosted an awards show in 2011?

A

RUSSELL BRAND

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1015
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What cast member of the 2011 film “New Year’s Eve” also appears in its 2010 holiday-themed forerunner “Valentine’s Day”?

A

JESSICA BIEL

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1016
Q

The narrator of which of these movies never actually appears as a character in the film?

A

THE ROYAL TANNENBAUMS

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1017
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Introduced in 1888,the first vending machine in the United States dispensed what item?

A

GUM

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1018
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Introduced in 1888, the first vending machine in the United States dispensed what item?

A

GUM

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1019
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What mammal has the shortest known gestation period, an average of just 12.5 days?

A

AMERICAN OPPOSUM

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1020
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Justin Bieber’s manager claims he “discovered” the young talent on YouTube, singing what R&B classic?

A

RESPECT

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1021
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Which of these products is traditionally pink because its inventor only had pink dye on hand at the time of its creation?

A

BUBBLE GUM

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1022
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Justin Bieber’s manager claims he “discovered” the young talent on YouTube,singing what R&B classic?

A

RESPECT

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1023
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In 1885,what popular soft drink was invented at Morrison’s Old Corner Drug Store in Waco,TX?

A

DR.PEPPER

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1024
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In a memorable scene from the movie “Philadelphia,” Tom Hanks interprets an aria sung by what opera great?

A

MARIA CALLAS

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1025
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The American Heart Association says the average adult heart pumps about how much blood each day?

A

2000 GALLONS *CORRECT*

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1026
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Now a museum,the Memphis motel where Martin Luther King,Jr. was assassinated has what name?

A

LORRAINE MOTEL

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1027
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If the countries were represented by their national flowers,what would be the 2010 World Cup final match up?

A

RED CARNATIONS VS. TULIPS *CORRECT*

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1028
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The Barcalounger company says that what American workplace perk began at their company in 1902?

A

COFFEE BREAKS

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1029
Q

Bravo’s acclaimed “Inside The Actor’s Studio” made its television debut in 1994 with what guest?

A

PAUL NEWMAN

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1030
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In 1963,what soap opera was interrupted by Walter Cronkite’s breaking news of the Kennedy assassination?

A

AS THE WORLD TURNS

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1031
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Brittle in its original form,what type of plastic must be softened to make jelly sandals?

A

POLYVINYL CHLORIDE

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1032
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The 2000 film “The Legend of Bagger Vance” is a retelling of what religion’s ancient scripture?

A

HINDUISM

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1033
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What U.S. state’s name is believed to derive from a mythical paradise described in a 1510 Spanish novel?

A

CALIFORNIA

1034
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As of 2011,what massive hit song holds the record for most weeks spent at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart?

A

ONE SWEET DAY

1035
Q

On his father’s side,Barack Obama is a descendant of which of these African ethnic groups?

A

LUO *CORRECT*

1036
Q

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

A

THOMAS JEFFERSON

1037
Q

When President Garfield was shot in 1881,who invented a type of metal detector to try to find the bullet?

A

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL

1038
Q

According to the Federal Reserve Board,what was the average cost of producing a new one dollar bill in 2011?

A

5.5 CENTS *CORRECT*

1039
Q

In 1773,the Boston Tea Party was staged by angry colonists disguised as members of what Native American tribe?

A

MOHAWK

1040
Q

The Philippines is an archipelago that is comprised of approximately how many individual islands?

A

7,100 *CORRECT*

1041
Q

Eleanor Roosevelt famously described what group as having “the cleanest bodies,the filthiest minds,the highest morale”?

A

MARINES

1042
Q

Which of these familiar movie quotes was not part of an Academy Award-winning performance?

A

“YOU CAN’T HANDLE THE TRUTH!”

1043
Q

In 2010,Britain’s Prince Charles admitted to often engaging in what odd behavior,calling it “absolutely crucial”?

A

TALKING TO TREES

1044
Q

Which of these products is traditionally pink because its inventor only had pink dye on hand at the time of its creation?

A

BUBBLE GUM

1045
Q

During the Cold War,the U.S. government built a bunker to house Congress under what golf resort?

A

THE GREENBRIAR

1046
Q

Resigning over his country’s debt crisis in 2011,former Prime Minister of Greece George Papandreou was born in what U.S. state?

A

MINNESOTA

1047
Q

On a memorable 2011 “Jersey Shore” episode,which cast member inexplicably slammed his head into a concrete wall?

A

MIKE “THE SITUATION” SORRENTINO

1048
Q

In 1935,the first character-licensed lunch box came out,featuring which of these characters?

A

MICKEY MOUSE

1049
Q

With the instruction, “Guard this object carefully”, in 1888 Vincent Van Gogh sliced off a portion of his ear and gave it to whom?

A

A PROSTITUTE

1050
Q

Famed for its biodiversity,the Galapagos Islands have belonged to what South American country since 1832?

A

ECUADOR

1051
Q

To perform composer John Cage’s 1952 piece “4′ 33”,what must a pianist do?

A

SIT QUIETLY

1052
Q

In the classic poem “Casey At Bat,” what is the final score?

A

4 TO 2 *CORRECT*

1053
Q

Among his foes,which of these wizard spells is considered to be Harry Potter’s signature move?

A

EXPELLIARMUS

1054
Q

Which animal is considered to be the most fearless?

A

HONEY BADGER

1055
Q

What was the first institution in the United States to be officially chartered as a University?

A

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

1056
Q

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, what politician was first to refer to a late night flight as a “red-eye”?

A

BARRY GOLDWATER

1057
Q

Voiced by Candice Bergen,what is the name of HAL 9000’s “sibling computer” featured in the movie “2010”?

A

SAL 9000 *CORRECT*

1058
Q

Though the field has few PhDs,pogonology is the study of what?

A

BEARDS

1059
Q

The phrase “eating humble pie” originally referred to a dish made from the innards of what animal?

A

DEER

1060
Q

What is Bart Simpson’s middle name?

A

JO-JO *CORRECT*

1061
Q

Which movie was reportedly so bad it inspired the Golden Raspberry Awards,which “honor” Hollywood’s worst films?

A

XANADU

1062
Q

Decades before WikiLeaks,the leaked “Pentagon Papers” were classified documents about what U.S. event?

A

VIETNAM WAR

1063
Q

What ’40s screen siren was also an inventor,patenting a technology that would later be used in modern cell phones?

A

HEDY LAMARR

1064
Q

Popularized by Malcolm Gladwell,”Dunbar’s number” suggests people can have,at most,about how many friends?

A

150 *CORRECT*

1065
Q

Also the name of Harry Potter’s beloved mentor,”dumbledore” is an old-fashioned word for what?

A

BUMBLEBEE

1066
Q

Site of a historic battle,the Alamo Mission gets its name from a Spanish word for a type of what?

A

TREE

1067
Q

What film actress is the daughter of two former porn stars,who reportedly met on the set of “Deep Throat”?

A

THORA BIRCH

1068
Q

In 2011,Oprah Winfrey made a final tear-filled bow on her talk show after 25 years and how many episodes?

A

4,561 *CORRECT*

1069
Q

What disease is believed to have been responsible for up to half of all human deaths since the Stone Age?

A

MALARIA

1070
Q

Known to Big Bird as just “Snuffy,” Sesame Street’s Mr.Snuffleupagus has what rarely used first name?

A

ALOYSIUS

1071
Q

In “The Godfather” film series,what was Kay’s maiden name before becoming Mrs. Michael Corleone?

A

ADAMS

1072
Q

Not factoring in inflation,the USDA estimates that a child born in 2010 costs about how much to raise to the age of 17?

A

$225,000 *CORRECT*

1073
Q

Which of these famous structures was completed most recently?

A

EIFFEL TOWER

1074
Q

In his only commercial endorsement, Elvis Presley sang a jingle for what product on a 1954 broadcast?

A

SOUTHERN MAID DONUTS

1075
Q

Equivalent to twenty bottles,which of these large bottles of champagne holds the greatest volume?

A

NEBUCHADNEZZAR

1076
Q

While making his seminal film “Citizen Kane,” Orson Welles reportedly studied what other film over 40 times for tips?

A

STAGECOACH

1077
Q

In 1935,which of these famous men co-invented the perfusion pump,predecessor to the artificial heart?

A

CHARLES LINDBERGH

1078
Q

Located at the far left of the keyboard,the lowest note on an 88-key piano is known as the “Low” what?

A

A *CORRECT*

1079
Q

In its series finale,what sitcom features two of its main characters memorably performing a duet to “Unforgettable”?

A

WILL & GRACE

1080
Q

In a series lasting 10 seasons,which of these actors did not star in all 292 episodes of “Beverly Hills,90210”?

A

LUKE PERRY

1081
Q

What classic sitcom was the first in television history to display a toilet?

A

LEAVE IT TO BEAVER

1082
Q

In the first episode of “L.A. Law,” what partner in the law firm McKenzie,Brackman,Chaney & Kuzak turns up dead at his desk?

A

CHANEY

1083
Q

The 1975 TV pilot for “The Muppet Show” featured what somewhat shocking subtitle?

A

SEX AND VIOLENCE

1084
Q

Which of the following “employees” of “The Office” is the only one not to have received an Emmy nomination?

A

JOHN KRASINSKI

1085
Q

Upon winning her Oscar for Best Song,who quipped,”This is the only naked man that will ever be in my bedroom”?

A

MELISSA ETHERIDGE

1086
Q

What Jazz legend once appeared on “The Cosby Show” playing Mr. Hampton,Vanessa’s clarinet teacher?

A

DIZZY GILLESPIE

1087
Q

Shirley Dinsdale,the first person to ever receive an Emmy Award,was what kind of entertainer?

A

VENTRILOQUIST

1088
Q

Headed by an Emmy-winning Craig T. Nelson,the Minnesota State University football team on “Coach” was the what?

A

SCREAMING EAGLES

1089
Q

Besides “Family Guy,” what is the only other animated show to be nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series?

A

THE FLINTSTONES

1090
Q

The intro to the second episode of “The Simpsons” contains the first “chalkboard gag,” with Bart writing “I will not” what?

A

WASTE CHALK

1091
Q

Which sitcom centers on a comedian that,by his own request,was never nominated for an Emmy for his work on the series?

A

THE COSBY SHOW

1092
Q

Officially a category in 2003,the first Emmy award for “Outstanding Reality-Competition” was presented to what TV series?

A

THE AMAZING RACE

1093
Q

What acclaimed TV drama holds the all-time record for most Emmy nominations in a single year with 27?

A

NYPD BLUE

1094
Q

Because they’re considered a Melmackian delicacy,ALF often attempts,albeit unsuccessfully,to eat the Tanner family cat named what?

A

LUCKY

1095
Q

With an investment of $10,000,what U.S. newspaper was founded by Alexander Hamilton back in 1801?

A

NEW YORK POST

1096
Q

Though the logo is blurred out on television,since the ’70s “60 Minutes” has featured what brand of stopwatch?

A

ARISTO

1097
Q

With police cars simply labeled “Metro Police,” which of these cop series took place in an unnamed American city?

A

HILL STREET BLUES

1098
Q

Accepting an Emmy for his work on “Dexter” in 2010,what actor accidentally thanked HBO instead of his employer Showtime?

A

JOHN LITHGOW

1099
Q

What First Lady started the tradition of the president’s wife making a guest appearance on “Sesame Street”?

A

BARBARA BUSH

1100
Q

In the series finale of “Frasier,” Dr. Crane ends his final radio show broadcast by quoting from what poet’s “Ulysses”?

A

ALFRED LORD TENNYSON

1101
Q

In a memorable episode of “Everybody Loves Raymond,” Robert suffers what unfortunate injury while on duty as a policeman?

A

GORED IN THE REAR BY A BULL

1102
Q

In the memorable “Chuckles Bites the Dust” episode of “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” how does Chuckles the Clown die?

A

TRAMPLED BY AN ELEPHANT

1103
Q

When Tom Cruise jumped on her couch in 2005,a taken-aback Oprah uttered which of these phrases?

A

“YOU ARE GONE!”

1104
Q

Starring Sarah Michelle Gellar,the teen flick “Cruel Intentions” is based on the same novel as what more grown-up film?

A

DANGEROUS LIASONS

1105
Q

Who was the first married contestant to win “American Idol”?

A

KRIS ALLEN

1106
Q

Because Oprah loved it so much,what TV show once filmed a special 8-minute episode with her playing “Karen Stouffer”?

A

DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES

1107
Q

On “Friends,” Chandler’s subscription to what magazine has the misspelled label “Miss Chanandler Bong”?

A

TV GUIDE

1108
Q

What two “Brady Bunch” characters got their own spinoff in which they got married and moved in with each other’s families?

A

JAN & MARCIA

1109
Q

Signing off in January 2010,Conan O’Brien walked away from “The Tonight Show” after hosting how many episodes?

A

145 *CORRECT*

1110
Q

Known for its big name Hollywood guest stars,all but which of these actors appeared on the classic sitcom “I Love Lucy”?

A

FRANK SINATRA

1111
Q

“From 1946 to 1962,what country also celebrated its independence on July 4th,the day it was no longer a U.S. territory”?

A

THE PHILLIPPINES

1112
Q

What classic baseball movie features a night game backlit by Fourth of July fireworks?

A

THE SANDLOT

1113
Q

Fittingly titled “Independence Day,” which of these TV shows has a series finale that takes place on the Fourth of July?

A

THE WONDER YEARS

1114
Q

With a thermometer he bought for the occassion,what Founding Father recorded a high of 76 degrees on July 4,1776?

A

THOMAS JEFFERSON

1115
Q

“Long before burgers took hold,President Tyler on July 4,1841 served guests a soup made from what other meat?

A

TURTLE

1116
Q

Before writing his influential pamphlet,”Common Sense,” American Founding Father Thomas Paine worked as a what?

A

CORSETMAKER

1117
Q

Making it notoriously difficult to sing,”The Star-Spangled Banner” spans a musical interval known as a what?

A

TWELFTH

1118
Q

The part of the United States flag that is a blue field with white stars is known as which of the following?

A

UNION

1119
Q

In “Born on the Fourth of July,” the real-life subject of the film Ron Kovic makes a cameo appearance playing a what?

A

WORLD WAR II VETERAN

1120
Q

Whipped up by a chef running out of supplies,which of these all-American dishes was allegedly first served on July 4,1924?

A

CAESAR SALAD

1121
Q

In the first U.S.-published cookbook,1796’s “”American Cookery,””” the apple pie recipe calls for which of these ingredients?

A

ROSE WATER

1122
Q

Based on true events,which of these films opens with a scene of a murder taking place on the Fourth of July?

A

ZODIAC

1123
Q

To create a fireworks display that was red,white and blue,you would likely use all but which of these chemical elements?

A

BARIUM

1124
Q

John Hancock may have been the first,but who,months later,was the last person to sign the Declaration of Independence?

A

THOMAS MCKEAN

1125
Q

Many historians believe Paul Rever made his famous midnight ride on a horse with what name?

A

BROWN BEAUTY

1126
Q

In “Independence Day,” “POTUS” Bill Pullman vows to fight for freedom “not from tyranny, oppression, or persecution, but from” what?

A

ANNIHILATION

1127
Q

Long before burgers took hold, President Tyler on July 4th, 1841 served guests a soup made from what other meat?

A

TURTLE

1128
Q

Dying days later, what U.S. president is thought to have contracted cholera from iced milk and cherries at a 4th of July celebration?

A

ZACHARY TAYLOR

1129
Q

All but which of these classic movie posters features an American flag?

A

THE DEER HUNTER

1130
Q

To Chief Brody’s dismay in “Jaws,” the decision to not close Amity’s beaches for July 4th is made by the mayor named what?

A

VAUGHN

1131
Q

Later replaced by Lady Liberty,the female personification of the United States was a young woman named what?

A

COLUMBIA

1132
Q

Born July 4th,1826,Stephen Foster famously wrote “Camptown Races,” “My Old Kentucky Home” and which of these tunes?

A

OH! SUSANNA

1133
Q

At what event did Patrick Henry deliver his “give me liberty,or give me death” speech?

A

VIRGINIA CONVENTION

1134
Q

In “National Treasure,” Nicolas Cage quotes a line from the Declaration of Independence that includes all but which of these phrases?

A

INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY

1135
Q

Which of these iconic lines from “2001:A Space Odyssey” appears in the novel,but not the film?

A

“OH MY GOD–IT’S FULL OF STARS!”

1136
Q

The most famous gunfight of the American Old West,the gunfight at the O.K. Corral lasted about how long?

A

30 SECONDS

1137
Q

What male star appeared on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” 26 times,making him her most frequent male celebrity guest?

A

CHRIS ROCK

1138
Q

What is Eyjafjallajokull?

A

A VOLCANO IN ICELAND

1139
Q

According to the Oxford University Press,what is the most commonly used noun in the English language?

A

TIME

1140
Q

Unbeknownst to most parkgoers,”Club 33″ is a hidden,super-exclusive restaurant located in what part of Disneyland?

A

NEW ORLEANS SQUARE

1141
Q

What words are on the official flag of the Salvation Army?

A

BLOOD AND FIRE

1142
Q

Considered a key piece in human evolution,the Australopithecus afarensis fossil known as Lucy is about how old?

A

3.2 MILLION YEARS OLD

1143
Q

Meaning “being resentful,” the phrase “having a chip on your shoulder” is said to derive from dockworkers carrying “chips” of what?

A

WOOD

1144
Q

Known for classic toys,the Wham-O company got its name from the sound made by which of its products?

A

SLINGSHOT

1145
Q

Awarded a Fulbright Scholarship for engineering,what action hero quit MIT after two weeks to pursue acting?

A

DOLPH LUNDGREN

1146
Q

The Dalai Lama’s followers often refer to him as “Kundun,” a Tibetan word meaning what?

A

THE PRESENCE

1147
Q

In all of the English language,there are only two commonly used words that have what ending?

A

NAME?

1148
Q

Though he does not drink coffee,what musician and Seattle native hit it big by investing in Starbucks in the 1980s?

A

KENNY G

1149
Q

Long of interest to scientists,the Brazilian town of Candido Godoi is known for producing children who are what?

A

TWINS

1150
Q

Considered a god of healing,which of these deities is mentioned in the classic Hippocratic oath?

A

APOLLO

1151
Q

In 1911,what explorer beat a rival by five weeks to become the first man to reach the South Pole?

A

ROALD AMUNDSEN

1152
Q

At what Spanish landmark did Columbus win the support of Isabella and Ferdinand to set sail for the New World?

A

THE ALHAMBRA

1153
Q

Before it became the ubiquitous birthday tune,the song “Happy Birthday to You” had what title?

A

GOOD MORNING TO ALL

1154
Q

When founded in 1946,the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention focused on what disease?

A

MALARIA

1155
Q

Which of these was not one of the four original Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts flavors?

A

CHERRY

1156
Q

Usually considered to be the world’s southernmost city,Ushuaia is located in what country?

A

ARGENTINA

1157
Q

In the 1911 novel “The Phantom of the Opera,” what is the Phantom’s name?

A

ERIK

1158
Q

In 2005,chess legend Bobby Fischer avoided deportation to the U.S. when he was granted citizenship where?

A

ICELAND

1159
Q

King Gustav of Sweden once said “Sir,you are the greatest athelete in the world” to what legendary Olympian?

A

JIM THORPE

1160
Q

Which of these popular games was an Olympic sport from 1900 to 1920?

A

TUG OF WAR

1161
Q

Competiting in 2012,Olympic weightlifter Holley Mangold is the younger sister of Nick Mangold,the center for what NFL team?

A

NEW YORK JETS

1162
Q

Before he was a Kardashian,Bruce Jenner set a world record when he won what final event of the ’76 Olympic decathlon?

A

1500 METERS

1163
Q

Charlotte Cooper,the first woman to win an individual Olympic gold medal,won in 1900 in what sport?

A

TENNIS

1164
Q

At the 1936 Olympics in Berlin,the U.S. men won the first basketball gold medal with a 19 to 8 victory over what country?

A

CANADA

1165
Q

Better known as “Olympic Fanfare,” the rousing theme heard in Olympics TV coverage is officiallly named what?

A

BUGLER’S DREAM

1166
Q

Which of these NBA stars is one of a select group of athletes to have lit the Olympic Cauldron?

A

STEVE NASH

1167
Q

The tradition of the torch relay,which starts in Greece and ends in the host city,debuted at what Olympic Games?

A

1936 BERLIN

1168
Q

In 1984 Carl Lewis repeated Jesse Owens’ 1936 feat by winning gold medals in all but which of these events?

A

HIGH JUMP

1169
Q

In a strange instance of early “doping,” Thomas Hicks won the 1904 Olympic marathon after taking what?

A

BRANDY AND STRYCHNINE

1170
Q

In equestrian dressage,a horse that is “piaffing” is doing what?

A

TROTTING IN PLACE

1171
Q

Future U.S. army general George Patton placed fifth in what sport at the 1912 Summer Olympics?

A

PENTATHLON

1172
Q

Before Kerri Strug,Shun Fujimoto competed in pommel horse and rings at the ’76 Olympics despite having a broken what?

A

KNEE

1173
Q

At the start of each Olympic games,one athlete recites the Olympic Oath,which contains all but which of these phrases?

A

THE GOODWILL OF OUR NATIONS

1174
Q

Alice Coachman became the first African-American woman to win an Olympic gold medal when she placed first in what event?

A

HIGH JUMP

1175
Q

While competiting in the Olympics,what NBA star one jumped over the head of a 7-foot tall French player and dunked?

A

VINCE CARTER

1176
Q

Before she turned her focus to golf,Babe Didrikson Zaharias won medals in all but which of these Olympic events?

A

STEEPLECHASE

1177
Q

In the Olympics,rhythmic gymnasts may use all of the following as props except which?

A

BATON

1178
Q

Which of the following is not one of the sixteen methods by which the U.S. Postal Service delivers mail?

A

BY SUBMARINE

1179
Q

Whose career was rejuvenated after singing “When The Saints Go Marching In” at the ’84 Olympics opening ceremony?

A

ETTA JAMES

1180
Q

The first member of the British Royal Family to compete in the Olympics,in 1976 Princess Anne placed 24th in what sport?

A

EQUESTRIAN

1181
Q

A.C. Gilbert,an Olympic gold medal pole-vaulter,invented what popular toy?

A

ERECTOR SET

1182
Q

In 2008,Michael Phelps won the 100m butterfly by just 0.01 second,when he edged out a competitor from what country?

A

SERBIA

1183
Q

At the 1928 Olympics,rower Bobby Pearce still went on to win gold even though he stopped in the middle of a race to do what?

A

LET DUCKS GO BY

1184
Q

Which of these Olympians was not a member of the “Magnificent Seven,” the women’s gymnastics team that won gold in 1996?

A

CARLY PATTERSON

1185
Q

Gold medals from every Summer Olympics since 1912 have been won by a former,current or future student of what school?

A

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

1186
Q

Making his official debut at the Munich games in 1972,who was the first official mascot of the Summer Olympics?

A

WALDI THE DACHSHUND

1187
Q

Up until the 1952 games,all but which of the following were competitions in the Olympic Games?

A

CUISINE

1188
Q

Translating to “Faster,Higher,Stronger,” what is the official Latin motto of the Olympic Games?

A

CITIUS,ALTIUS,FORTIUS

1189
Q

What U.S. city was the first to host an Olympic Games?

A

ST.LOUIS

1190
Q

What country trails only the U.S., the Soviet Union and Germany for all-time most Olympic medals?

A

GREAT BRITAIN

1191
Q

The first amputee track athlete to compete in the Olympics,Oscar “Blade Runner” Pistorius hails from what country?

A

SOUTH AFRICA

1192
Q

Long before he became Tarzan,future Olympian Johnny Weissmuller took up swimming as a way to treat what condition?

A

POLIO

1193
Q

At the first modern Olympic Games held in 1896,participants competed in all but which of these sports?

A

BOXING

1194
Q

At the 1988 Olympics,Greg Louganis won gold despite hitting his head on the springboard during what dive?

A

REVERSE 2 1/2 SOMERSAULT PIKE

1195
Q

According to Greek legend,what did the first-ever “marathon” runner say when he reached Athens,before dropping dead?

A

“WE HAVE WON!”

1196
Q

In 1896, James B. Connolly became the first Olympic champion in about 1500 years when he placed first in what event?

A

TRIPLE JUMP

1197
Q

Consisting of NBA superstars like Magic Johnson and Larry Bird,the 1992 “Dream Team” defeated what country to win gold?

A

CROATIA

1198
Q

Long before corporate-sponsored uniforms,which statement was true about the dress of most ancient Olympians?

A

THEY WERE NUDE

1199
Q

Though most ancient Olympians ate a variety of foods,the sprinting champion Charmis espoused a diet of only what?

A

DRIED FIGS

1200
Q

At the ’52 Olympics,three Americans won gold in shot put,discus and javelin,all wearing the same sweaty what for good luck?

A

SWEATSHIRT

1201
Q

After winning the 100-meter gold in 2008,Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt divulged that earlier that day he’d eaten what?

A

MCDONALD’S CHICKEN MCNUGGETS

1202
Q

A strong rower himself before retiring due to mono,which of these actors is the son of an Olympic rowing gold medalist?

A

HUGH LAURIE

1203
Q

After boycotting the 1980 Summer Games in Moscow,the U.S. hosted its own alternative competition in what city?

A

PHILADELPHIA

1204
Q

Which of the music on the epic 1982 album “Thriller” was recorded by members of what 80s group?

A

TOTO

1205
Q

The first athlete to grace the front of a Wheaties box, Bob Richards was a gold medalist in what Olympic event?

A

POLE VAULT

1206
Q

All but which of these flowers were featured in the 2012 Opening Ceremony,as they each represent a country in the UK?

A

VIOLET

1207
Q

Thought to be the predecessor to pole vaulting,”fierljeppen,” or “ditch-vaulting,” is a sport native to what country?

A

THE NETHERLANDS

1208
Q

Though she didn’t qualify for Sydney,actress Geena Davis competed for a spot on what U.S. Olympic team in 1999?

A

ARCHERY

1209
Q

Setting a record he would hold for the next 36 years,swimmer Mark Spitz won seven gold medals at which Olympic Games?

A

MUNICH

1210
Q

At the ’72 Olympics,the U.S. basketball team refused its silver medals after what controversy allowed the U.S.S.R. to win gold?

A

THERE WAS A GAME CLOCK MIX-UP

1211
Q

What was sprinter Usain Bolt’s average speed when he set the 100 meter dash world-record time of 9.58 seconds?

A

23 MPH

1212
Q

Dara Torres became the oldest Olympic swimmer to medal when she won silver at the Beijing games at what age?

A

41 *CORRECT*

1213
Q

A consultant for the fantasy film “The Hunger Games,” Olympian Khatuna Lorig has medaled in what sport?

A

ARCHERY

1214
Q

Coming in to 2012,Michael Phelps’ 16 Olympic medals trailed only Larisa Latynina’s 18,which were won in what event?

A

GYMNASTICS

1215
Q

The International Olympic Committee is headquartered in what European city?

A

LAUSANNE,SWITZERLAND

1216
Q

At the ’36 Olympics,Jesse Owens got some friendly,helpful advice from the German Luz Long,a leading rival in which event?

A

LONG JUMP

1217
Q

At the ’52 Olympics,legendary Czech athlete Emil Zatopek won what event despite having never even tried it before?

A

MARATHON

1218
Q

Besides Sydney,what is the only other city in the Southern Hemisphere to host the Olympic Games?

A

MELBOURNE

1219
Q

On the official Olympic flag,the two rings that are farthest to the right are what two colors?

A

RED AND GREEN

1220
Q

Due to its marine-inspired roof,critics and fans alike have given London’s Olympic aquatic center what nickname?

A

THE STINGRAY

1221
Q

Not including any won in London in 2012,how many Olympic medals has Team U.S.A. won overall?

A

2,550 *CORRECT*

1222
Q

Which of these cities is listed in the correct chronological order in which they hosted the Summer Olympic Games?

A

SEOUL,BARCELONA,ATLANTA

1223
Q

Competiting with an artificial leg,American George Eyser won 3 gold medals at the 1904 St. Louis Olympics in what sport?

A

GYMNASTICS

1224
Q

To calm himself before his dives,Olympic gold medalist Greg Louganis often told himself, “No matter how I do,” what?

A

MY MOTHER WILL STILL LOVE ME

1225
Q

Though it’s incredibly competitive today,what Olympic sport was invented in 1895 as a casual game for older people?

A

VOLLEYBALL

1226
Q

Slightly shorter than its current length,the first modern Olympic marathon in 1896 was roughly how many meters long?

A

40,000 *CORRECT*

1227
Q

What philosopher is believed to have been a two-time Olympic champion in pankration,a brutal mix of wrestling and boxing?

A

PLATO

1228
Q

In a heartbreak in 2008,U.S. Olympian and favorite Lolo Jones led the race before tripping in what event’s finals?

A

100 METER HURDLES

1229
Q

Thanks to an incredible come-from-behind sprint in 1964,Billy Mills is the only American gold medal winner of what Olympic event?

A

10,000 METERS *CORRECT*

1230
Q

Why do Olympic divers usually take a shower after completing each dive?

A

KEEPS MUSCLES WARM

1231
Q

Somewhat paradoxically,the Olympic archery command that tells the archer to stop shooting is what?

A

FAST

1232
Q

Besides her incredible speed,track star gold medalist Gail Devers was known for sporting what distinctive feature during races?

A

LONG FINGERNAILS

1233
Q

Thanks to one rower and one archer,what U.S. state is sending the most Olympic athletes per capita to London in 2012?

A

WYOMING

1234
Q

A popular Christmas gift,the Chia Gourmet Herb Garden comes with all but which of these seeds?

A

ROSEMARY

1235
Q

Issued in 1934 for use by Federal Reserve banks,the $100,000 bill features what U.S. president?

A

WOODROW WILSON

1236
Q

Now used to mean “gossip,” “scuttlebutt” was originally a nautical term referring to what ship term?

A

CASK OF WATER

1237
Q

Frustrating to home bakers,the carrots in your carrot cake can turn green if there is too much what in the batter?

A

BAKING SODA

1238
Q

What novel was written after its author bet he could write a bigger bestseller than “Treasure Island”?

A

KING SOLOMON’S MINES

1239
Q

During World War II,what did citizens of occupied Norway wear as a symbol of resistance?

A

PAPER CLIPS

1240
Q

What artist is prominently mentioned in T.S. Eliot’s poem “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”?

A

MICHELANGELO

1241
Q

What scientist first determined that human sight results from images projected onto the retina?

A

JOHANNES KEPLER

1242
Q

According to its director,the grumpy old man in “Up” was based in part on which of these real-life grumps?

A

WALTER MATTHAU

1243
Q

What is the translation of “Pravda,” the name of the daily newspaper of the former Soviet Union?

A

TRUTH

1244
Q

Broadcast on NBC in 1941,the first-ever U.S. TV commercial featured the advertising slogan “America Runs on” what?

A

BULOVA TIME

1245
Q

Though based in New York for decades,fashion icon Oscar de la Renta originally hails from what country?

A

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

1246
Q

In a fireworks display,which of these elements is commonly used to produce bright green colors?

A

BARIUM

1247
Q

“Take Five,” the title of Dave Brubeck’s best known jazz recording,slyly refers to what fact about the song?

A

IT IS IN 5/4 TIME

1248
Q

What does the “M” stand for in “RMS Titanic,” the full name of the historic ship that sank in 1912?

A

MAIL

1249
Q

In addition to his many inventions,Thomas Edison is also credited with establishing what American custom?

A

“HELLO” TELEPHONE GREETING

1250
Q

Which of these girls’ names has never appeared in the title of a film that won the Oscar for Best Picture?

A

MARY

1251
Q

On average,each member of the U.S. House of Representatives represents how many people?

A

700,000 *CORRECT*

1252
Q

Despite its nickname,Howard Hughes’s “Spruce Goose” was a giant airplane built mainly out of what wood?

A

BIRCH

1253
Q

Chronicling his 8,000-mile trek through South America,”The Motorcycle Diaries” is what famous figure’s mentor?

A

CHE GUEVARA

1254
Q

Despite publishing under a male pseudonym,which of these classic authors was actually a woman?

A

GEORGE ELIOT

1255
Q

Which of these plants is a well-known example of a “living fossil,” the last surviving species of its family?

A

GINKGO BILOBA

1256
Q

Though he still became a rock icon,what guitarist once lost half of his middle finger in a wood-chopping accident?

A

JERRY GARCIA

1257
Q

In a 1971 hit song,Tom Jones sings “Whoa!Whoa!Whoa! She’s a ” what?

A

LADY

1258
Q

A hellbender is a variety of what animal?

A

SALAMANDER

1259
Q

Which of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World was built first?

A

PYRAMIDS AT GIZA

1260
Q

Stretching from Georgia to Maine,the Appalachian Trail does not pass through which of these states?

A

SOUTH CAROLINA

1261
Q

A popular story involving Christopher Columbus features the explorer standing what object on its end?

A

AN EGG

1262
Q

Which of these common automobile features was invented by a woman?

A

WINDSHIELD WIPER

1263
Q

Before breaking into Hollywood,Ronald Reagan worked as a radio sportscaster,calling games for what MLB team?

A

CHICAGO CUBS

1264
Q

The alligator is naturally found in the United States and what other country?

A

CHINA

1265
Q

In Disneyland’s ride “It’s a Small World,” animatronic dolls sing the title song in all but which of these languages?

A

FRENCH

1266
Q

Which of these playthings is produced by combining boric acid and silicone oil?

A

SILLY PUTTY

1267
Q

What world landmark features 56 pits called “Aubrey Holes,” which were once filled with cremated bones?

A

STONEHENGE

1268
Q

As a high school student,”Lethal Weapon” producer Joel Silver helped invent which of these games?

A

ULTIMATE FRISBEE

1269
Q

Which of these brands of sweets is credited as being the first individually wrapped “penny candy”?

A

TOOTSIE ROLLS

1270
Q

What prolific author holds a 2010 Guinness record for “Most Entries on The New York Times Best-Seller List”?

A

JAMES PATTERSON

1271
Q

Which of these international cities is not currently the capital of its country?

A

BELIZE CITY

1272
Q

The Census 2010 questionnaire was available in all but which of these languages?

A

FRENCH

1273
Q

By definition,an anchorite has retired into seclusion usually for what reason?

A

RELIGIOUS BELIEFS

1274
Q

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

A

THE MUSTACHE OF JUSTICE

1275
Q

In the context of the classic 1961 novel “Catch-22,” Catch-22 is a what?

A

MILITARY REGULATION

1276
Q

Which of these countries has an element named after it?

A

POLAND

1277
Q

What artist depicted his close friend’s furniture in the 1888 painting “Paul Gauguin’s Armchair”?

A

VINCENT VAN GOGH

1278
Q

Held annually in February,what country celebrates “National Pisco Sour Day,” in observance of their national drink?

A

PERU

1279
Q

According to Doris Roberts,”Everybody Loves Raymond” doesn’t air in what country because her character is “too strong”?

A

IRAQ

1280
Q

Before he was famous,which of these actors played a ‘roid-raging high school football player on a 1994 after-school special?

A

BEN AFFLECK

1281
Q

What weather term was coined in a 1939 dissertation by Antarctic explorer Paul Siple?

A

WIND CHILL

1282
Q

As of 2011,only Vermont and what other U.S. state allow prison inmates to vote in elections?

A

MAINE

1283
Q

“King of night vision/King of insight” is a lyric in an Indigo Girls song titled what?

A

GALILEO

1284
Q

Melanite is a deep-black variety of what gemstone?

A

GARNET

1285
Q

Where did Paul McCartney and John Lennon first meet?

A

IN A CHURCH

1286
Q

Once used by Native Americans as a form of currency,wampum was made from what?

A

POLISHED SHELLS

1287
Q

Which of these classic novels had a first draft that was eaten by the author’s dog in 1936?

A

OF MICE AND MEN

1288
Q

What classic film opens with the line,”I believe in America”?

A

THE GODFATHER

1289
Q

In “This Is Spinal Tap,” the titular band mentions they once tried to write a rock musical based on the life of whom?

A

JACK THE RIPPER

1290
Q

The potent drink absinthe was once believed to have hallucinatory effects because it is made from what?

A

WORMWOOD

1291
Q

Which of these ships was not one of the three taken over by colonists during the Boston Tea Party?

A

WILLIAM

1292
Q

The phrase “the real McCoy” is thought to come from “the real Mackay,” which in Scotland has long referred to a type of what?

A

WHISKEY

1293
Q

Counterculture icon Timothy Leary was the godfather of what Hollywood actress?

A

WINONA RYDER

1294
Q

Built in 1752,the world’s oldest existing zoo is located in what European city?

A

VIENNA

1295
Q

By definition,tephrochronology is a scientific technique to date old objects by examining the age of what?

A

VOLCANIC ASH

1296
Q

The majority of what planet’s twenty-seven moons are named after Shakespearean characters?

A

URANUS

1297
Q

Whereas a group of crows is known as a “murder,” what word is used to describe a group of ravens?

A

UNKINDNESS

1298
Q

Like “The Sopranos,” which of these classic sitcoms was also set in New Jersey?

A

CHARLES IN CHARGE

1299
Q

Going above and beyond the call of duty,what “Grey’s Anatomy” doctor once donated part of their liver to another character?

A

MEREDITH

1300
Q

In the “Star Trek” episode “Whom Gods Destroy,” Captain Kirk famously smooches a green alien seductress named what?

A

MARTA

1301
Q

Given his love of beer,it should come as no surprise that “Family Guy” patriarch Peter Griffin has what middle name?

A

LOWENBRAU

1302
Q

As of 2012,”The Amazing Race” has featured “Pit Stops” in all but which of these Asian countries?

A

LAOS

1303
Q

Winning 13 altogether,which of the following titles holds the record for most Emmy wins for a TV miniseries,as of 2012?

A

JOHN ADAMS

1304
Q

During his 1992 appearance on “The Arsenio Hall Show,” Bill Clinton played what classic song on the saxophone?

A

HEARTBREAK HOTEL

1305
Q

On “Gilligan’s Island,” it is revealed that Ginger Grant was set to star in what play before being shipwrecked on the island?

A

A PYRAMID FOR TWO

1306
Q

According to Bill Cosby,instead of an attorney,Clair Huxtable was originally going to be a Dominican woman who worked as a what?

A

PLUMBER

1307
Q

The dramatic 1967 series finale of “The Fugitive” culminates with Dr.Kimble fighting the one-armed man in what loaction?

A

AMUSEMENT PARK

1308
Q

Which of these classic TV catchphrases was never actually uttered verbatim on the show it’s associated with?

A

BEAM ME UP, SCOTTY!

1309
Q

Nine years before the Oscars did it,the Emmys became the first major awards show to be broadcast in color in what year?

A

1957 *CORRECT*

1310
Q

The top four most-watched sitcom finales of all time include all but which of the following?

A

THE COSBY SHOW

1311
Q

In his thirty-eight year career,Big Bird has appeared on all but which of these game shows?

A

WHEEL OF FORTUNE

1312
Q

“I am not taking a pig to the Dairy Queen!” is a quote from Anthony on “Designing Women” in reference to what character’s pet?

A

SUZANNE

1313
Q

Which of these long-running programs began as a radio show in 1945,making the jump to television two years later?

A

MEET THE PRESS

1314
Q

In season 5 of “Dancing With The Stars,” Marie Osmond famously fainted after performing what fast-paced dance?

A

SAMBA

1315
Q

Before achieving fame in Hollywood,Brad Pitt,Matthew Perry and Hilary Swank all appeared on what ’80s sitcom?

A

GROWING PAINS

1316
Q

Though it’s nothing to laugh at,a running gag involving misdiagnoses on “House” spawned what catchphrase?

A

“IT’S NEVER LUPUS”

1317
Q

When he stumbled onto the set,a real-life criminal on the run once surrendered to actors dressed as cops on what TV show?

A

HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET

1318
Q

Which of these classic TV tough guy characters spoke both French and Vietnamese?

A

THOMAS MAGNUM

1319
Q

The theme song for a popular ’70s sitcom lists all but which of these historical women,noting “And then there’s Maude”?

A

CATHERINE THE GREAT

1320
Q

The year after she won an Emmy, who withdrew from the Emmys,saying her “material” did not warrant another nomination?

A

KATHERINE HEIGL

1321
Q

In the last season of “MacGyver,” a dream sequence reveals MacGyver’s first name to be what?

A

ANGUS

1322
Q

After the pilot, “The Flagstones” were changed to “The Flintstones” to avoid confusion with characters in what comic strip?

A

HI AND LOIS

1323
Q

In a ratings stunt,what legal drama once had viewers call a 900 number to determine the guilty party?

A

MATLOCK

1324
Q

On an episode of “Night Court,” it is revealed that Bull’s IQ,which looks the same turned upside down,is what?

A

181 *CORRECT*

1325
Q

The finale of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” features characters from which of these sitcoms as potential buyers of the Banks’s home?

A

DIFF’ RENT STROKES

1326
Q

In an Emmy acceptance speech,who once joked, “This is all very well and good,but I’m still bald”?

A

LARRY DAVID

1327
Q

Though it was never spoken,the badge of TV detective “Columbo” revealed his first name to be what?

A

FRANK

1328
Q

In What Year Year Was Eric Clapton Born:- 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945

A

1945

1329
Q

Elvis Presley:- How Much Did RCA Pay Sun Records For Elvis’s Recording Contract In November 1955

A

$35,000

1330
Q

New York:- Approximately How Many Works Of Art Are There In The Museum Of Modern Art

A

100,000

1331
Q

Russia:- How Many Islands Make Up St Petersburg

A

101 Islands

1332
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was Elvis’ shoe size?

A

11D

1333
Q

About Whom:- Between Us We Cover All Knowledge ; He Knows All That Can Be Known & I Know The Rest’ To Which Famous 19th & Early 20th Century Writer Was Mark Twain Referring

A

Rudyard Kipling

1334
Q

New York:- Which Building Turned Down Madonna’s Application For Residency As Unsuitable

A

145 Central Park West

1335
Q

About Whom:- Did Hitler Say, ‘I’d Rather Have Teeth Pulled Than Meet Him Again’

A

General Franco

1336
Q

Ireland:- James Joyce’s Ulysses is set in Dublin over the course of a single day. Which day?

A

16-Jun-04

1337
Q

Ireland:- When is Saint Patrick’s day?

A

17-Mar

1338
Q

Famous Couples:- In Which Year Did Queen Victoria Marry Prince Albert Of Saxe Coburg Gotha

A

1840

1339
Q

Ireland:- When was the Easter Rising and where was its symbolic centre?

A

1916:the proclamation of the Irish Republic was maed from the Dublin General Post Office

1340
Q

Elvis Presley:- In What Year Was He Born

A

1935

1341
Q

Capitals:- In Which Year Did The Edinburgh Festival Start

A

1947

1342
Q

Public Buildings:- In Whicn Year Were The Olympic Games Held At Wembley Stadium

A

1948

1343
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- When Did George VI Die

A

1952

1344
Q

Elvis Presley:- In Which 2 Consecutive Years Did Elvis Score 4 UK Number One Hit Singles

A

1961 & 1962

1345
Q

Criminals:- In Which Year Were Ronald & Reginald Kray Sentanced To Life Imprisonment For The Murders Of George Cornell & Jack ‘The Hat’ McVitie

A

1969

1346
Q

About Whom:- Did Ronald Reagan Say ‘I Don’t Resent His Popularity’

A

Mikhail Gorbachev

1347
Q

Famous Britons:- In Which Year Did Sharon Davies First Compete In An Olympic Games

A

1976

1348
Q

Elvis Presley:- In What Year Did He Die

A

1977

1349
Q

Catchphrases:- Big Brother (is watching you..) Is A Line From Which Movie

A

1984

1350
Q

Which Famous Book Begins With The Line:- It Was A Bright Cold Day In April, And All The Clocks Were Striking Thirteen

A

1984

1351
Q

About Whom:- Let Them East Cake’ Let Who Eat Cake

A

The French

1352
Q

Capitals:- In Which Year Did The Berlin Wall Fall, Precipitating The City’s Restoration As Germany’s Capital

A

1989

1353
Q

Cliff Richard:- In Which Year Did Cliff Perform Hid Impromptu Concert At Wimbledon

A

1996

1354
Q

Diana:- Which Year Saw The Divorce Between Diana & Prince Charles

A

1996

1355
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- In Which Year Did Princess Diana Die

A

1997

1356
Q

About Whom:- Of Whom Did Author Albert Goldman Comment ‘One Of The Greatest Problems Was Trying To Find Something Positive To Say About This Man’

A

Elvis Presley

1357
Q

Parks:- How Many Flamingos Live In Lake Nakaru National Park, Kenya

A

2 Million

1358
Q

New York:- How Long Did It Take The Chrysler Building To Lose Its Title Of The Worlds Tallest Building

A

2 Months

1359
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was the month and year of Elvis’ comeback special?

A

25173

1360
Q

Elvis Presley:- How Many Movies Did He Star In

A

31

1361
Q

Castles:- How Much Did Queen Victoria Pay For Balmoral Castle In 1852

A

31,000

1362
Q

About Whom:- Of Whom Did Churchill Say ‘I Can’t Deal With 2 Shits At Once’

A

Clement Attlee

1363
Q

Elvis Presley:- How Old Was Elvis When He Died

A

42

1364
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- What Happened At Heysel in 1985

A

46 Italians Were Crushed & Died

1365
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- How Many Jews Perished In The Holocaust

A

6 Million

1366
Q

About Whom:- Of Whom Did Jim Murray Say ‘I’d Like To Borrow His Body For Just 48 Hours There Are These 3 Guys I’d Like To Beat Up & 4 Woman I’d Like To Make Love To’

A

Muhammad Ali

1367
Q

Diana:- How Many Princesses Of Wales Were There Before Her

A

8

1368
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- How Many Died In Hillsborough

A

97

1369
Q

Elton John:- In The Song Rocket Man What Time Is Zero Hour

A

9am

1370
Q

Ireland:- What is a ‘Dubh Linn’(as in Dublin)?

A

A Black Pool

1371
Q

Elvis Presley:- Elvis had a pet named Jimbo that reportedly drank liquor and was fed at the dinner table by the King himself. What was it?

A

A Chimp

1372
Q

Russia:- What Is The Name Of A Russian Summer Home

A

A Dacha

1373
Q

Childrens Books:- In The Hans Christian Anderson Tale, With Whom Was The Tin Soldier In Love

A

A Dancer

1374
Q

Diana:- What Was Sewn Into The Hem Of Her Dress For Luck

A

A Diamond Stud

1375
Q

Birthplaces:- Which Type Of Person Is Born Within The Sound Of Bow Bells

A

A Genuine Cockney

1376
Q

Childrens Books:- What Type Of Transport Was Featured In Sarah Fergusan’s Childrens Book

A

A Helicopter

1377
Q

Childrens Books:- What Kind Of Animal Was H.A Rey’s Curious George

A

A Monkey

1378
Q

The British Isles:- What Are McGillycuddy’s Reeks?

A

A Mountain Range In Ireland

1379
Q

About Whom:- Of Whom Did Joe Pasternak Say ‘Wet She Was A Star , Dry She Aint’

A

Swimmer Turned Actress Esther Williams

1380
Q

Gave Name To:- What Did Richard Arkwright Give His Name To

A

A Type Of Spinning Machine

1381
Q

Famous Couples:- Which Duo Who Became Universals Top Box Office Draw In The 1940’s Made Their Film Debut In 1940’s One Night In The Tropics

A

Abbot & Costello

1382
Q

About Whom:- Of Whom Did Leo Rosten Observe ‘Any Man Who Hates Dogs And Babies’ Can’t Be All Bad

A

W C Fields

1383
Q

Parks:- Until The 1930’s Which Was The Only National Park In The United States East Of The Mississippi

A

Acadia National Park Maine

1384
Q

About Whom:- Of Whom Did Mark Twain Say, ‘Once You’ve Put One Of His Books Down You Simply Can’t Pick It Up Again’

A

Henry James

1385
Q

About Whom:- Was It Said ‘He Cant Act Can’t Sing & Can Dance A Little

A

Fred Astaire

1386
Q

Childrens Books:- Who Wrote A Book Of Fables Based On Animal Characters

A

Aesop

1387
Q

Famous Woman:- Who Learnt English At An Abbey In Dublin In Order To Teach Indian & Anglo Saxon Girls In Calcutta, Where She Worked Prior To Taking Her Vowels As A Nun In 1931

A

Agnes Bojoaxhiu Later Mother Teresa Of Calcutta

1388
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Managed France To World Cup Success

A

Aimee Jacquet

1389
Q

Famous Families:- Which American Athlete Himself An Olympic Gold Medalist At The 1984 Games Was The Husband Of One 1988 Gold Medalist & The Brother Of Another

A

Al Joyner

1390
Q

Childrens Books:- What Were A.A Milne’s First 2 Names

A

Alan Alexander

1391
Q

Islands:- From Which Of The United States Of America Do The Aleutian Islands Stretch Into The Pacific Ocean

A

Alaska

1392
Q

Mountains:- In Which State Is The USA’s Highest Mountain Mount McKinley

A

Alaska

1393
Q

David Lean:- Who Worked For 4 Days In The Title Role Of Lawrence Of Arabia Before Quitting

A

Albert Finney

1394
Q

About Whom:- Was Yitzhak Rabin Talking when He Said ‘Enough Blood & Tears’

A

The Palestinians

1395
Q

About Whom:- Which Politician Did Thatcher Describe As ‘Not Even Able To Leave His House’

A

Neil Kinnock

1396
Q

The Renaissance:- Who Made It His Life’s Mission To Transplant The Renaissance Onto German Soil

A

Albrecht Durer

1397
Q

About Whom:- Who , When Told That Lord Astor Denied Knowing Her Replied ‘He Would, Wouldn’t He’

A

Mandy Rice Davies

1398
Q

David Lean:- Which Actor Is The First Person To Appear On Screen In Dr Zchivago

A

Alec Guiness

1399
Q

David Lean:- Who Plays Fagin In Oliver Twist

A

Alec Guiness

1400
Q

Generals:- Who Was Made King Of Macedonia At The Age Of 20 And Led His Country To Victory In Asia

A

Alexander The Great

1401
Q

What Persons Name Links The Singers:- Joss Stone, Dionne Warwick, Lily Allen

A

Alfie

1402
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Film Director Said ‘Actors Should Be Treated Like Cattle’

A

Alfred Hitchcock

1403
Q

Impressionists:- Which English Impressionist Is Best Known For His Images Of Fog Rain & Snow

A

Alfred Sisley

1404
Q

About Whom:- Who According To Churchill Was ‘In Defeat Unbeatable In Victory Inbearable’

A

Viscount Montgomery

1405
Q

What Do:- Sir Isaac Newton, Annie Lennox And Kenny Everett All Have In Common?

A

All Born On Xmas Day

1406
Q

Dance:- What Was Unusual About Adventures In Motion Pictures Version Of Swan Lake

A

All Male Cast Of Swans

1407
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Links Dr John Carpenter, Guy Lambert, Danny Fisher, Walter Gulick & Lt Josh Morgan

A

All Movie Characters Played By Evis

1408
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Was Elvis’s First UK Number One Single

A

All Shook Up (July 1957)

1409
Q

Poets:- Which Poet, An Icon Of The Counter Culture ‘s First Collection Of Poetry Was Called Howl

A

Allen Ginsberg

1410
Q

Castles:- On A el In Which Castle Did Charles Viii Of France Knock His Head Causing His Own Death

A

Amboise

1411
Q

About Whom:- Who Cried At All His Weddings And With Good Reason

A

Humphrey Bogart

1412
Q

Comediennes:- What Nationality Is Acebic Lily Tomlin

A

American

1413
Q

About Whom:- Who Did Reagan Describe As ‘The Mad Dog Of The Middle East’

A

Colnel Gaddafi

1414
Q

Dance:- In Which Film Does Gene Kelly Dance With A Cartoon Mouse

A

Anchors Aweigh (1945)

1415
Q

Double Initials:- Who completed the tennis Grand Slam when he won the 1999 French Title?

A

Andre Agassi

1416
Q

Diana:- Who Wrote The Book That Exposed Her Bulimia

A

Andrew Morton

1417
Q

Poets:- Who Succeeded Ted Hughes As Poet Laureate

A

Andrew Morton

1418
Q

Catchphrases:- Famous for fifteen minutes.

A

Andy Warhol

1419
Q

New York:- Why Is No.33 Union Square Famous

A

Andy Warhols Studio The Factory

1420
Q

About Whom:- Who Did Woody Allen Describe As ‘The Funniest Woman On The Planet’

A

Diane Keaton

1421
Q

Famous Britons:- Who Won The Women’s Wimbledon Singles Championships In 1961

A

Angela Mortimer

1422
Q

The British Isles:- Ynys Mon Is The Largest Island In England & Wales By What Name Is It Known In English

A

Anglesey

1423
Q

Castles:- In Which Scottish County Is Glamis Castle

A

Angus

1424
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Newsreader Said ‘Let’s Face It There Are No Plain Woman On Television’

A

Anna Ford

1425
Q

Blondes:- Who Received 90 Million Dollars After Challenging Her Late Husbands Will

A

Anna Nicole Smith

1426
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Who On Her Deathbead Said ‘Get My Swan Costume Ready’

A

Anna Pavlova

1427
Q

Dance:- In 1905 Who First Danced The Dying Swan

A

Anna Pavlova

1428
Q

Famous Woman:- Whose Diary Was Written As A Series Of Letters To An Imaginary Friend Called Kitty

A

Anne Frank

1429
Q

Comediennes:- Who Is Ellens Ex

A

Anne Heche

1430
Q

Criminals:- Who Became Surveyor Of The Queens Pictures In 1972 Despite Confessing To Being A Soviet Spy 12 Years Earlier

A

Anthony Blunt

1431
Q

Dance:- Whose Final Season As Artistic Director Of The Royal Ballet Was 2000 - 2001

A

Anthony Dowell

1432
Q

Parks:- Which Famous Architect Lived For A While In Barcelon’s Parc Guell

A

Antonio Gaudi

1433
Q

Poets:- According To T.S Elliot Which Month Is The Cruellist

A

April

1434
Q

The Renaissance:- What Was Filippo Brunelleschi’s Profession

A

Architect

1435
Q

Mountains:- Aconagua Is The Highest Mountain In South America In Which Country does It Stand

A

Argentina

1436
Q

Catchphrases:- The world is your lobster.

A

Arthur Daley

1437
Q

Blondes:- Which Writter Did Marilyn Monroe Marry

A

Arthur Miller

1438
Q

Dance:- Who Formed The Dance Theatre Of Harlem

A

Arthur Mitchell

1439
Q

Birthplaces:- A Radical Philosopher Of Pessimism, He Was Born In Danzig In 1788 Who Was He

A

Arthur Schopenhauer

1440
Q

Ireland:- How was Lady Elgee (1826-96) better known?

A

As Lady Wilde, Ocars Mother

1441
Q

Blondes:- Which German Became World Champion Female Shot Putter In 1997

A

Astrid Kumbernuss

1442
Q

London:- Where Was The First Permanent London Gallows Set Up

A

At Tyburn Now Marble Arch In 1571

1443
Q

About Whom:- Who Was Kurt Cobain Referring To When He Said ‘I’d Rather Be Dead Than Cool’

A

Courtney Love

1444
Q

Ireland:- When did Cromwell invade Ireland?

A

August 1649

1445
Q

Famous Woman:- Which Burmese Politician Winner Of The 1991 Nobel Peace Prize Was Under House Arrest From 1998 To 1995

A

Aung San Suu Kyi

1446
Q

About Whom:- Who Was Pyrrhus Talking About When He Said ‘One More Such Victory And We’re Lost’

A

The Romans

1447
Q

Criminals:- Whose Baby Was Bruno Hauptmann Accused Of Kidnapping And Killing In 1932

A

Aviator Charles Lindbergh

1448
Q

Famous Woman:- By What NickName Was American All Round Sports Star Of The 30’s 40’s & 50’s Mildred Didrikson Better Known

A

Babe Zaharias

1449
Q

Famous Britons:- How Is Emma Bunton Better Known

A

Baby Spice

1450
Q

Islands:- Which Indonesian Island Lies Of The Coast Of Java

A

Bali

1451
Q

Ireland:- Which town was the target of an Algerian raiding party in 1631, when a hundred locals were captured and sold for the white slave trade?

A

Baltimore, County Cork

1452
Q

Famous Britons:- Who Was The Original Question Master On University Challenge

A

Bamber Gascoigne

1453
Q

Capitals:- Which Capital Does The Guinness Book Of Records Credit As The World’s Hottest City

A

Bangkok

1454
Q

Famous Couples:- What Were The Surnames Of The Men Who Discovered Insulin

A

Banting & Best

1455
Q

Diana:- Who Did Her Make Up On Her Wedding Day

A

Barbara Daly

1456
Q

Comediennes:- Who Played The Title Role Of I Dream Of Jeannie

A

Barbara Eden

1457
Q

Charles Dickens:- Which Novel Is Subtitled ‘A Tale Of Riots Of Eighty’

A

Barnaby Rudge

1458
Q

Famous Couples:- Which Famous Partnership Called Their Circus ‘The Greatest Show On Earth’

A

Barnum & Bailey

1459
Q

Famous Woman:- By What Name Do We Know The Woman Born Margaret Hilda Roberts In 1925

A

Baroness Thatcher

1460
Q

About Whom:- Who Was Thatcher Referring To When She Said ‘Theres No Sympathy In Politics’

A

Ted Heath

1461
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Rugby Player Was Known As The King

A

Barry John

1462
Q

Poets:- Who Was The Love Of Dante Alighieri’s Life ?

A

Beatrice Portinari

1463
Q

Elton John:- On What Occasion Did Elton Sing The Hymn ‘Abide With Me ‘ At Wembley Stadium

A

Before The 1984 Cup Final

1464
Q

Castles:- Which Castle In Ireland Was Built For The Marquis Of Donegal

A

Belfast Castle

1465
Q

About Whom:- Whom Did Decca A & R Dick Rowe Tell That ‘Guitar Groups Were On The Way Out’

A

Brian Epstein (Beetles)

1466
Q

Famous Europeans:- Which 19th Century British Statesman Wrote The Novel Sybil: Or , The Two Nations?

A

Benjamin Disraeli

1467
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Prime Minister Is Said To Have Commented To Friends When First Appointed, ‘I Have Climbed To The Top Of The Greasy Pole’

A

Benjamin Disraeli

1468
Q

Charles Dickens:- In Which Magazine Was Oliver Twist Serialized

A

Bentley’s Miscellany

1469
Q

Famous Europeans:- Which Media Tycoon Was President Of Italy

A

Berlusconi

1470
Q

About Whom:- Whose ‘Normal Career Was One Glorious Defeat After Another’

A

Earl Mountbatten

1471
Q

Generals:- On 4 May 1945, Who Received The Capitulation Of The German Armies Fighting In Holland & Denmark

A

Bernard Montgomery

1472
Q

Impressionists:- Which Of Manet’s Favourite Models Married His Brother In 1876

A

Bertha Morisot

1473
Q

Comediennes:- In The Early 1970’s Barry Manilow Acted As Musical Director For Which Famous Comedienne

A

Bette Midler

1474
Q

Russia:- What Does Bolshoi Mean

A

Big

1475
Q

About Whom:- With Whom Did Margaret Thatcher Say ‘We Can Do Business’

A

Gorbachev

1476
Q

Dance:- Which Tyneside Lad Took Up Dancing Lessons With Julie Waters Against His Miner Fathers Wishes

A

Billy Elliot

1477
Q

Famous Families:- Kristin Shot JR In Dallas The Actress Who Played Her Had A Famous Singing Father Who Was He

A

Bing Crosby

1478
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who, When Asked What His Epitaph Should Read, Replied ‘He Was An Average Guy Who Could Carry A Tune’

A

Bing Crosby

1479
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Contains The Great Telescope Which In 1845 Was The Largest In The World

A

Birr Castle Demesne, County Offaly

1480
Q

Famous Couples:- Who Is The Film Producer /Drirector Husband Of Julie Andrews

A

Blake Edwards

1481
Q

Charles Dickens:- Which Novel Begins With ‘Fog Everywhere’

A

Bleak House

1482
Q

David Lean:- Which Film Features A Spiritualist Called Madame Arcati, Played By Margaret Rutherford

A

Blithe Spirit

1483
Q

Castles:- Which French Castle Was The Birthplace Of The English King Stephen

A

Blois

1484
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was Elvis’s natural hair colour?

A

Blonde

1485
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Elvis Christmas single went gold?

A

Blue Christmas

1486
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Elvis Presley hit was originally recorded in 1950 by Ernest Tubb?

A

Blue Christmas

1487
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was Elvis’ biggest selling movie album?

A

Blue Hawaii

1488
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Colour Were Elvis Presley Eyes

A

Blue

1489
Q

Parks:- Which Group Has A Big Hit With Parklife

A

Blur

1490
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Jockey Rode Aldaniti To Victory In The 1981 Grand National Having Spent The Previous 2 years Battling Cancer

A

Bob Champion

1491
Q

Dance:- Who Originally Choreographed Chicago

A

Bob Fosse

1492
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Character Actor Made His Name In The 1978 Tv Serial ‘Pennis From Heaven’

A

Bob Hoskins

1493
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Footballer Made 106 Appearances For England , Scoring 49 International Goals

A

Bobby Charlton

1494
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which US Politician Said ‘Always Forgive Your Enemies But Never Forget Their Names

A

Bobby Kennedy

1495
Q

Capitals:- And What Was The Capital Of West Germany Before Berlin Was Reinstated

A

Bonn

1496
Q

Criminals:- On 23 May 1934 A Miss Parker & A Mr Barrow Were Killed In A Hail Of Police Gunfire What Were The Names Of These 2 , Who Had Killed 13 People

A

Bonnie & Clyde

1497
Q

Double Initials:- Who is the youngest man to win the Wimbledon tennis singles title?

A

Boris Becker

1498
Q

Russia:- Which Famous Citizen Of This Town Became Russia’s First President

A

Boris Yeltsin

1499
Q

Generals:- Which Fearsome Lady Organized A Revolt Against The Romans In AD 60

A

Boudicca

1500
Q

The British Isles:- Which Irish River, The Site Of A Famous Battle, Rises In The Bog Of Allen , County Kildare & Enters The Irish Sea Just South Of Drogheda

A

Boyne

1501
Q

Charles Dickens:- Dickens First Published Work Was Entitled Sketches By

A

Boz

1502
Q

The British Isles:- Which National Park Includes The Black Mountains And Usk Valley

A

Brecon Beacons National Park

1503
Q

Who Is Missing From This Pop Groups Lineup:- “John Hendy, Terry Caldwell, Tony Mortimer”

A

Brian Harvey

1504
Q

Famous Families:- What Is The Surname Of The Actors Beau & Jeff & Their Late Father Lloyd

A

Bridges

1505
Q

David Lean:- For Which Film Did David Lean Become The First British Director To Be Nominated For An Academy Award

A

Brief Encounter

1506
Q

David Lean:- For Which Film Does Carnforth Railway Station Provide An Unlikely Romantic Setting

A

Brief Encounter

1507
Q

Double Initials:- Which French actress has devoted most of her life to animal causes since her career ended?

A

Brigitte Bardot

1508
Q

Blondes:- Who Has Been Linked With Prince William

A

Britney Spears

1509
Q

Public Buildings:- In Which Prison Was The First Treadmill Erected

A

Brixton Prison

1510
Q

Birthplaces:- John F Kennedy Died In Dallas But where Was He Born

A

Brookline, Massachusetts, 1917

1511
Q

Catchphrases:- Nice To See You To See You Nice

A

Bruce Forsythe

1512
Q

Catchphrases:- Be Water My Friend

A

Bruce Lee

1513
Q

Parks:- Which Famous Rocker Released The Album Greetings From Asbury Park N.J

A

Bruce Springsteen

1514
Q

The Renaissance:- Which Architect Designed The Great Florence Cathedral Dome

A

Brunelleschi

1515
Q

Capitals:- Which Capital Rose Up Against It’s Soviet Rulers In 1956

A

Budapest

1516
Q

Catchphrases:- Whassup? (or Wazzup?)

A

Budweiser

1517
Q

Rivers:- Which Two Capital Cities Stand On The Mouth Of The Rio De La Plata , Or River Plate

A

Buenos Aires & Monte Video

1518
Q

Criminals:- By What Nickname Was Mobster Benjamin Siegel Better Known

A

Bugsy

1519
Q

Diana:- What Did She Describe As A Shameful Friend

A

Bulimia

1520
Q

Criminals:- Which Pair Of 19th Century Killers Sold Their Victims Bodies To The Medical Profession

A

Burke & Hare

1521
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Was His Last Top Ten Hit Of His Lifetime

A

Burning Love / Suspicious Minds (Check)

1522
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was Elvis’ last Top 10 pop hit?

A

Burning Love

1523
Q

Famous Couples:- Sock It To Me Girl Judy Carne Was The First & Loni Anderson The 2nd Wife Of Which Film Star

A

Burt Reynolds

1524
Q

The British Isles:- The Town Of Rothesay Is On Which Scottish Isle

A

Bute

1525
Q

Cliff Richard:- Which Role Did He Play In The 1966 London Palladium Production Of Cinderella

A

Buttons

1526
Q

Catchphrases:- To infinity, and beyond..

A

Buzz Lightyear

1527
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Is Generally Held To Be The Site Of The Legendary Camelot

A

Cadbury Castle, Somerset

1528
Q

Capitals:- And Where Was This Countrys Capital Previously

A

Calcutta

1529
Q

Criminals:- Why Were The Death Sentances Of The Manson Family Commuted To Life Inprisonment In 1972

A

California Abolished Death Penalty

1530
Q

The British Isles:- In Which Us State Is Yosemite National Park

A

California

1531
Q

Holiday Destinations:- What are the Doldrums?

A

Calm regions of water near the equator

1532
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Impresario , Who shares A Name With An Item Of Clothing, Is Famous For Staging Hit Musicals Such As Cats, Miss Saigon, & Les Miserables

A

Cameron Mackintosh

1533
Q

Impressionists:- Who Was The Only One Of The Impressionists To Have Exhibited At All 8 Of Their Exhibitions

A

Camille Pissarro

1534
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Wrote The Outsider

A

Camus

1535
Q

Elton John:- For Which Song Did Elton John & Tim Rice Win The 1994 Academy Award

A

Can You Feel The Love Tonight

1536
Q

Africa:- Adopted As A National Emblem What Species Of Gazelle Is Found In The Southern Drylands

A

The Springbok

1537
Q

The British Isles:- Which Part Of South Staffordshire Was Originally A Royal Preserve & Hunting Forest & Includes Large Areas Of Forestry

A

Cannock Chase

1538
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was Elvis’ closing song for most of his ’70s concerts?

A

Can’t Help Falling In Love

1539
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which city claims Table Mountain as its backdrop?

A

Cape Town, South Africa

1540
Q

The British Isles:- What Is The Northenmost Point Of The British Mainland?

A

Cape Wrath

1541
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which Mediterranean island became the home of Gracie Fields?

A

Capri

1542
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Was Elvis Presley’s Star Sign

A

Capricorn

1543
Q

Elton John:- Which Album Did Elton John Premiere At Wembley Stadium In June 1975

A

Captain Fantastic & The Brown Dirt Cowboy

1544
Q

Famous Families:- Which Familes Are Central to The Story Of Romeo & Juliet

A

Capulets & Montagues

1545
Q

Elvis Presley:- Who Along With Elvis Made Up The Million Dollar Quartet

A

Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis & Johnny Cash

1546
Q

Dance:- Which Spanish Director Has Filmed Dance Versions Of Lorca’s Blood Wedding & The Life Of Goya?

A

Carlos Saura

1547
Q

Rivers:- Into Which Body Of Water Does The River Volga Flow

A

Caspian Sea

1548
Q

Russia:- Which Sea Is Home To The Sturgeon Source Of The Worlds Best Caviar

A

Caspian

1549
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Sells Tickets To The Ferry To The Statue Of Liberty

A

Castle Clinton A Former Immigration Station In Manhattan

1550
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Was Constructed By The Owner Of The Home & Colonial Tea Stores

A

Castle Drogo, Devon

1551
Q

Blondes:- Who Starred As Belle De Jour In The 1967 Luis Bunuel Film Of The Same Name

A

Catherine Deneuve

1552
Q

Famous Woman:- By What Name Is Princess Sophia Of Anhalt Zerbst Better Remembered

A

Catherine The Great

1553
Q

Russia:- Whose Collection Was Originally Exhibited There

A

Catherine The Great

1554
Q

David Lean:- Which Actress Starred In ‘In Which We Serve, This Happy Breed & Brief Encounter’

A

Celia Johnson

1555
Q

Parks:- Which Park Features The Strawberry Fields Of Beatles Fame

A

Central Park NY

1556
Q

Famous Europeans:- Which Spaniard Wrote Don Quixote

A

Cervantes

1557
Q

Public Buildings:- Who Designed The Houses Of Parliament

A

Charles Barry & Augustus Pugin

1558
Q

Poets:- Six Of His Greatest ‘Flowers Of Evil’ Were Banned And He Was Fined For Offences Against Public Morals. Who Was He?

A

Charles Baudelaire

1559
Q

Generals:- In June 1940 Who Rallied The French Troops Against The German Armies

A

Charles De Gaulle

1560
Q

Gave Name To:- Who Invented The First Waterproof Rain Coat Made Of Vulcanized Cloth

A

Charles Macintosh

1561
Q

Public Buildings:- Who Designed The Glasgow School Of Art

A

Charles Rennie Mackintosh

1562
Q

The Renaissance:- Which Emperor Commisioned Most Of Titian’s Work

A

Charles V

1563
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Said ‘All I Need To Make A Comedy Is A Park , A Policeman And A Pretty Girl’

A

Charlie Chaplin

1564
Q

The Renaissance:- In Carol Reed’s The Agony And The Ecstacy, Who Plays Michelangelo

A

Charlton Heston

1565
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Was The French Marital Home Of Mary Queen Of Scots

A

Chateau De Chenonceau

1566
Q

The British Isles:- Which Range Of Hills Forms A 30 Mile Stretch Of The Border Between England & Scotland

A

Cheviot Hills

1567
Q

Generals:- Who Opposed The Communists In China And Started His Own Government In Nankin In 1927

A

Chiang Kai-Shek

1568
Q

Criminals:- John Dillinger Was Shot By The FBI Agents Outside A Cinema In Which City

A

Chicago

1569
Q

Public Buildings:- Where Is O’Hare Airport

A

Chicago

1570
Q

Jack Lemon:- In Which Country Is The 1982 Film Missing Set

A

Chile

1571
Q

Blondes:- Which Blonde Won Wimbledon In 1974, 1976 & 1981

A

Chris Evert Or Chris Evert Lloyd

1572
Q

Blondes:- Which Diminutive Blonde Had Her First Hit With ‘Genie In A Bottle’

A

Christina Aguilara

1573
Q

Poets:- Whose Advice Was ‘When I Am Dead My Dearest , Sing No Sad Songs For Me’

A

Christina Rossetti

1574
Q

London:- Where Did The Queen Mother Live

A

Clarence House

1575
Q

London:- What Did Baedeker Describe As ‘The First Hotel In London’ In 1860

A

Claridge’s

1576
Q

Impressionists:- Of Whom Did Marcel Proust Write That His Work ‘Makes The Viewer Cross The Magic Mirror Of Reality’

A

Claude Monet

1577
Q

Impressionists:- Whose Water Lilies Made His Garden At Giverny Famous

A

Claude Monet

1578
Q

Impressionists:- About Whom Was The Term ‘Impressionist’ Used For The First Time In 1872

A

Claude Monet

1579
Q

Blondes:- Which German Blonde Advertised French Cars

A

Claudia Schiffer

1580
Q

Africa:- At 2,900 What Is Africa’s 2nd Longest River, The 7th Longest In The World

A

The Congo

1581
Q

Cliff Richard:- What Was The Title Of Cliffs First Chart Album

A

Cliff

1582
Q

Ireland:- Where did the Titanic pay it’s last call before sinking in 1912?

A

Cobh Harbour, County Cork

1583
Q

Africa:- By What Name Do We More Commonly Know Panthera Leo

A

Lion

1584
Q

Catchphrases:- I love it when a plan comes together.

A

Colonel John ‘Hannibal’ Smith

1585
Q

Elvis Presley:- By What Name Was Dutchman Abdreas Cornelius Van Kuiijk Better Known

A

Colonel Tom Parker

1586
Q

Africa:- From Which Lake Does The White Nile Begin It’s Course

A

Lake Victoria

1587
Q

Birthplaces:- Who Is The Laoshan Mountains Most Famous Native Philosopher

A

Confucius

1588
Q

Comediennes:- Who Wrote Fawlty Towers With John Cleese

A

Connie Booth

1589
Q

Parks:- In Which European City Are The Tivoli Gardens

A

Copenhagen

1590
Q

Castles:- In Which Castle Was King Edward The Martyr Stabbed To Death In 978

A

Corfe Castle , Dorset

1591
Q

Ireland:- What is the origin of the word ‘Blarney’?

A

Cormac MacCarthy, the Gaelic Lord Of Blarney was so successful at inventing excuses for not complying with the demands of Queen Elizabeth I that she was dismissed his blather as ‘blarney’

1592
Q

Famous Woman:- Edith Heads Name Appeared Many Times On Movie Credits What Was Her Contribution

A

Costume Design

1593
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Which Legendary Jazz Pianist & Bandleader Died In 1984

A

Count Basie

1594
Q

Gave Name To:- After Whom Were Germany’s Zeppelins Named

A

Count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin

1595
Q

Birthplaces:- The Lead Singer Of The Group Hole Was Born In San Francisco Who Is She

A

Courtney Love

1596
Q

Africa:- How Many African Countries Do Not Have A Coastline

A

15

1597
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Was Finally Surrendered By The Crusaders To Sultan Baibars In 1271

A

Crac Des Chevaliers, Syria

1598
Q

Islands:- Which Mediterranean Island Has Iraklion As It’s Capital

A

Crete

1599
Q

Elton John:- What Was Elton Johns First US Number One Single

A

Crocodile Rock, 1973

1600
Q

Elvis Presley:- Which Elvis Single Had 2 Spells At The Top Of The UK Charts In 1965

A

Crying In The Chapel

1601
Q

Castles:- Which Castles First Tennant Was Genral Eisenhower

A

Culzean Castle, Scotland

1602
Q

Cliff Richard:- Name The Character Played By Cliff In Serious Charge

A

Curly Thompson

1603
Q

Africa:- How Many African Countries Lie On The Equator

A

Six Gabon, Congo, Democratic Repuplic Of Congo, Uganda, Kenya & Somalia

1604
Q

Childrens Books:- What Was The Name Of Captain Pugwash’s Mortal Enemy

A

Cut Throat Jake

1605
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- In Which City Was John F Kennedy Assasinated

A

Dallas

1606
Q

Dance:- By What Name Was Peggy Hookham Better Known?

A

Dame Margot Fonteyn

1607
Q

Famous Britons:- Who Weighed Nearly 53 Stone (742 Lb, 337 Kg) At His Death In 1809

A

Daniel Lambert

1608
Q

Dance:- Which Ballerina At The Royal Ballet Become It’s Youngest Ever Principal With Her Performance As Rose In The Prince Of The Pagodas

A

Darcey Russell

1609
Q

Blondes:- Which Mermaid Came To The West End

A

Daryl Hannah

1610
Q

Famous Europeans:- Which German Film Is About A U- Boat

A

Das Boot

1611
Q

Africa:- How Many Types Of Seal Are Resident To African Shores

A

2 (Mediterranean Monk Seal ) & Cape Fur Seal

1612
Q

Double Initials:- Who is the lead guitarist with The Kinks?

A

Dave Davies

1613
Q

Diana:- Who Designed Her Wedding Dress

A

David & Elizabeth Emanuel

1614
Q

Diana:- Who Took Over From Her As The Red Cross’s Spokesperson On Landmines

A

David Ginola

1615
Q

Africa:- In Africa, Which Breed Of Crocodile Thrives Over The Widest Area: The Dwarf, The African Slender-Snouted, Or The Nile

A

The Nile Crocodile

1616
Q

David Lean:- In Addition To Acting In David Lean Films What Connects Actress Kay Walsh & Ann Todd

A

David Lean Married Them Both

1617
Q

Charles Dickens:- Whose Film Version Of Oliver Twist Starred Alec Guiness As Fagin

A

David Lean

1618
Q

Jack Lemon:- In Which 1962 Film Does He Portray An Alcoholic

A

Days Of Wine And Roses

1619
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Said ‘You’re Not Drunk If You Can Sit On The Floor Without Holding On

A

Dean Martin

1620
Q

Parks:- In Which National Park Is The Lowest Points In The Western Hemisphere

A

Death Valley

1621
Q

What’s The Connection Between:- Rainbow, Gillan & Black Sabbath,

A

Deep Purple / Ian Gillan

1622
Q

Capitals:- Which Capital Was Confirmed On The 12th December 1911 By King Emperor George V

A

Delhi

1623
Q

Famous Britons:- Who First Become Well Know n Writing Radio Scripts With Frank Muir

A

Dennis Norden

1624
Q

Catchphrases:- Lovely Jubbly! (or Luvvly Jubbly!)

A

Derek ‘Del Boy’ Trotter

1625
Q

Poets:- Which Trinadadian Poet Won The Nobel Prize For Literature In 1992

A

Derek Walton

1626
Q

Capitals:- Where Is The Capital Of Tibet In Exile

A

Dharamsala, India

1627
Q

Africa:- In Which Country Are The Central Kalahari Game Reserve & The Gemsbok National Park

A

Botswana

1628
Q

Diana:- What Was Her Official Title

A

Diana Princess Of Wales

1629
Q

Africa:- In Which Country Are The Maasai Mara National Reserve & The Serengeti National Park

A

Tanzania

1630
Q

Elton John:- Elton’s First Singles & Albums Were On The DJM Label What Do The Initials Stand For

A

Dick James Music

1631
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Led France In The 1998 World Cup

A

Didier Deschamps

1632
Q

Africa:- The Cameleopard Is An Old European Name For Which African Animal

A

The Giraffe

1633
Q

Elton John:- Who Were The Other 3 Major Artists Featured On The 1985 Charity Single Thats What Friends Are For

A

Dionne Warwick, Gladys Knight And Stevie Wonder

1634
Q

Capitals:- What Does The DC Stand For In Washington DC

A

District Of Columbia

1635
Q

POPLINE:- At Christmas time, we let in light and we banish shade and in our world of plenty we can spread a smile of joy

A

Do They Know It’s Christmas?

1636
Q

Dance:- Of Which Petipa Ballet Did Rudolf Nureyev Make A Film Starring Himself

A

Don Quixote

1637
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was Elvis’ biggest selling single?

A

Don’t Be Cruel

1638
Q

Elton John:- What Was Elton’s First Uk Single Release On His Own Rocket Label

A

Dont Go Breaking My Heart

1639
Q

Elton John:- Which 1974 Single Features Members Of The Beach Boys On Backing Vocals

A

Dont Let The Sun Go Down On Me

1640
Q

Elton John:- Which Of Eltons Albums Was The Biggest Selling Album In The UK In 1973

A

Dont Shoot Me Im Only The Piano Player

1641
Q

Birthplaces:- Near Which Town Was The Author Thomas Hardy Born

A

Dorchester, Dorset

1642
Q

Double Initials:- By what name do we better know Doris Von Kappelhoff?

A

Doris Day

1643
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Described A Performance By Katharine Hepburn As ‘Running The Entire Gamut Of Emotions From A To B’

A

Dorothy Parker

1644
Q

Criminals:- The Montrose Was One Of The 1st Ships Equipped With Marconi’s Radio Telegraph Which Passenger Did This Invention Help To Bring To Justice For His Wife’s Murder In 1910

A

Dr Crippen

1645
Q

Castles:- Which Castles Records Office Did Michael Collins Break Into

A

Dublin Castle

1646
Q

Birthplaces:- James Joyce’s Native City Was The Setting For Most Of His Works. Which City Was It

A

Dublin

1647
Q

Criminals:- By Which Name Was 30’s New York Ganster Arthur Flegenheimer Better Known

A

Dutch Schultz

1648
Q

Generals:- Which Chief Commander Of The Allies Recieved The German Capitulation In Berlin In May 1945

A

Dwight Eisenhower

1649
Q

Africa:- What Is Significant About The Banc D’Arguin National Park Mauritania

A

It Is Africa’s Most Northern National Park

1650
Q

Diana:- What Is Her Brothers Title

A

Earl Spencer

1651
Q

Islands:- Which Pacific Island Famous For Its Gigantic Sculptures Of Heads Is Also Known As Rapa Nui

A

Easter Island

1652
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Who Died In A Car Crash From Which His Friend Gene Vincent Escaped

A

Eddie Cochran

1653
Q

Impressionists:- Who Abandoned The Law In Favour Of Art, With A Special Predelection For Painting Ballet Dancers & Circus Folk

A

Edgar Degas

1654
Q

Dance:- Which French Artist Produced A Succession Of Of Pastel Drawings Of Ballerinas

A

Edgar Degas

1655
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Was France’s Prime Minster In The Early 1990’s

A

Edith Cresson

1656
Q

Impressionists:- Whose Last Great Painting Was ‘A Bar At The Folies-Bergere’

A

Edouard Manet

1657
Q

Impressionists:- Whose Nude Olympia In 1863 Outraged The Paris Salon

A

Edouard Manet

1658
Q

Impressionists:- Whose Painting Lola De Valence Inspired A Poem by Baudelaire

A

Edouard Manet

1659
Q

Public Buildings:- Caenarfon Castle Was One Of The Many Castles Constructed By Which King

A

Edward I

1660
Q

Charles Dickens:- Which Was Dickens Last Uncompleted Novel

A

Edwin Drood (1870)

1661
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Us First Lady Said ‘No One Can Make You Feel Inferior Unless You Consent’

A

Eleanor Roosevelt

1662
Q

Ireland:- Who was the only woman ever to be initiated into the Irish Masons?

A

Elizabeth Aldworthy

1663
Q

Blondes:- Who Is Known As ‘The Body’

A

Elle Mcpherson

1664
Q

Africa:- What Is The More Common Name Of The Large, Odd Looking Bird Variously Called Boatbill Or Whalebill

A

Shoebill

1665
Q

Comediennes:- Which US Character Counts Paige, Coffee, Joe, Adam & Audrey As Her Friends

A

Ellen

1666
Q

Elton John:- Who Are The Only 2 Artists To Have Spent More Time In The UK Singles Charts Than Elton John

A

Elvis Presley & Cliff Richard

1667
Q

Africa:- What Makes Up Roughly One Fifth Of The Continent’s Surface Area

A

The Sahara Desert

1668
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Is The Significance Of The Number US53310761

A

Elvis’s Army Number

1669
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Said ‘Its Better To Die On Your Feet Than Live On Your Knees’

A

Emilana Zapata

1670
Q

Catchphrases:- Every day, in every way, I am getting better and better.

A

Emile Coue

1671
Q

New York:- Who Wrote The Poem That Begins ‘Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, Your Huddled Masses’ As Inscribed On The Statue Of Liberty

A

Emma Lazarus

1672
Q

Capitals:- Who Was The Last Person To Be Imprisoned In The Palace Of Westminster In 1902

A

Emmeline Pankhurst

1673
Q

Elton John:- Which 1982 Single Was Written As A Tribute To John Lennon

A

Empty Garden

1674
Q

Elvis Presley:- Which single broke the record held by the double-sided Hound Dog / Don’t Be Cruel for staying the longest time at number one in the US charts?

A

End of the Road by Boyz II Men

1675
Q

Diana:- Of Which Ballet Company Was She A Patron

A

English National Ballet

1676
Q

Africa:- What Natural Feature Lies To The South & East Of The Ethiopian Plateau

A

The Rift Valley

1677
Q

Gave Name To:- Which Austrian Physicist Devised A System Of Speed Measurement Using A Series Of Numbers Bearing His Name

A

Ernst Mach

1678
Q

Generals:- Who Was Defeated At El Alamein In 1942

A

Erwin Rommel

1679
Q

Famous Europeans:- What Is The Basque Terrorist Organization Called

A

ETA

1680
Q

Holiday Destinations:- In which country are the ruins of Lalibela?

A

Ethiopia

1681
Q

Famous Couples:- Who Was Married To Adolf Hitler For One Day

A

Eva Braun

1682
Q

Mountains:- Which Mountain Was Named In 1865 After The British Serveyor General Of India

A

Everest After Sir George Everest

1683
Q

Cliff Richard:- In Which Film Was Cliff Cast As Bongo Herbert

A

Expresso Bongo

1684
Q

Poets:- Which American Poet Was Escorted Home From Italy In 1945 But Was Never Tried & Instead Placed In A Mental Asylum Where He Won The Bollingen Prize For Poetry

A

Ezra Pound

1685
Q

Africa:- What Type Of Animal Has Species Named Grant’s & Thompson’s

A

Gazelle

1686
Q

Ireland:- What is the Irish word for Welcome?

A

Failte

1687
Q

Africa:- Which African Country Is The Largest In Area

A

Sudan

1688
Q

Blondes:- Which Blonde Starred In A 1933 Monster Movie That Saw Her Paired With A Giant Gorilla

A

Fay Wray

1689
Q

Africa:- Which Country Protrudes Inland From The Atlantic Coast , & Is Otherwise Completely Surrounded By Senegal

A

The Gambia

1690
Q

Poets:- What Kind Of Symmetry Did The Tyger Possess, According To William Blake

A

Fearful Symmetry Songs Of Experience

1691
Q

Dance:- In 1986 Which Director Made Ginger & Fred About A Pair Of Geriatric Imitators Who Come Out Of Retirement For One Last Show

A

Federico Fellini

1692
Q

Generals:- Who Signed The 1918 Armistice For The Allies

A

Ferdinand Foch

1693
Q

Famous Families:- In Which Field Are Brothers Ridley & Tony Scott Famous

A

Film Direction

1694
Q

Africa:- Which River Seperates Zimbabwe From South Africa

A

The Limpopo

1695
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Famous Lady Was Christened With The Name Of The City In Which She Was Born

A

Florence Nightingale

1696
Q

Famous Woman:- Who At The Age Of 87, Became The First Woman To Receive The Order Of Merit In 1907

A

Florence Nightingale

1697
Q

The Renaissance:- Which Italian City Was The Center Of The Renaissance

A

Florence

1698
Q

Famous Families:- What Name Connects The Actors Henry, Peter, Jane & Bridget

A

Fonda

1699
Q

The Renaissance:- Which Palace Was The Centre Of Renaissance Art In France

A

Fontainbleau

1700
Q

Mountains:- Mount Blanc Stands On The Border Of Which 2 European Countries

A

France & Italy

1701
Q

Islands:- Under Which Countries Administration Are The Islands Of New Caledonia In The Coral Sea

A

France

1702
Q

Diana:- What Was Diana’s Second Name

A

Frances

1703
Q

Poets:- Which Poets Father Was Exiled From Florence With Dante

A

Francesco Petrarch

1704
Q

Generals:- Who Served In Morocco, Took The Title Of ‘Caudillo’ And Died In 1975

A

Francisco Franco

1705
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Was The French Prime Minister Through The 1980’s & Early 1990’s

A

Francois Mitterand

1706
Q

New York:- Who Designed The Solomon R Guggenheim Museum

A

Frank Lloyd Wright

1707
Q

Ireland:- Whose memoir of growing up in Ireland in the 1930’s won the Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction in 1997?

A

Frank McCourt’s (Angelas Ashes)

1708
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Which Blue Eyed Singer Died In 1998

A

Frank Sinatra

1709
Q

Famous Families:- Which American President Married His Cousin

A

Franklin D Roosevelt

1710
Q

Africa:- Which Snake Has Distinctive Orange & Black Bands The Length Of It’s Body

A

The Coral Snake

1711
Q

Comediennes:- In Which Us Comedy Does Perry Gilpin Star

A

Frasier

1712
Q

Africa:- Which Stretch Of Water Lies To The North Of Somalia, On The Horn Of Africa

A

The Gulf Of Aden

1713
Q

Double Initials:- Which cartoon characetr has a pet named Dingo?

A

Fred Flintstone

1714
Q

Double Initials:- Which American golfer shares his surname with a style of music?

A

Fred Funk

1715
Q

Criminals:- Who Hanged Himself In His Prison Cell On New Years Day 1995 After Being Tried For The Crimes He Commited

A

Fred West

1716
Q

Africa:- Which Type Of Birds Gather In Their Millions On The Shallow Soda Lakes Of East Africa

A

Greater & Lesser Flamingo’s

1717
Q

New York:- How Did The Bronx Get It’s Name

A

From Jonas Bronck’s Purchase Of 500 Acres Of Local Land From The Dutch West India Company In 1641

1718
Q

Capitals:- What Is The Capital Of Botswana

A

Gabarone

1719
Q

Birthplaces:- Which Islands Are The Birthplace Of The Giant Tortoise

A

Galapagos Islands

1720
Q

Birthplaces:- Which Italian Astronomer, Born In Pisa Renounced His Greatest Work In 1632

A

Galileo Galilei

1721
Q

Ireland:- What is the Irish word for the police?

A

Gardai

1722
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Rugby Union Player Created A World Record By Playing 53 Consecutive Matches For Wales Between 1967-1978

A

Gareth Edwards

1723
Q

Africa:- With More Than 11.5 Million Inhabitants What African City Has The Most Inhabitants

A

Cairo

1724
Q

Africa:- Would You See A Zebra In Western Africa

A

No , (Inhabit South & East)

1725
Q

Famous Families:- What Was The Family Connection Between Singer Marvin Gaye & Motown Boss Berry Gordy

A

Gaye Married Gordy’s Sister Anna

1726
Q

Africa:- Zanzibar Lies Off The Coast Of Which Country

A

Tanzania

1727
Q

Generals:- Which British General Was Killed In Khartoum In 1885

A

General Charles Gordon

1728
Q

Agatha Christie:- How Many Miss Marple Books Are There

A

12

1729
Q

In What Year Year Was Eric Clapton Born:- 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945

A

1945

1730
Q

Generals:- Which General Took Argentina Into The Falklands War?

A

General Galtieri

1731
Q

Generals:- Whose American Seventh Army Landed In Sicily In 1943

A

General Patton

1732
Q

London:- Who Was The First Poet To Be Buried At Poets Corner In Londons Westminster Abbey

A

Geoffrey Chaucer

1733
Q

Dance:- Who Was A Founder & First Director Of The New York City Ballet

A

George Balanchine

1734
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which American Comedian Said ‘Too Bad All The People Who Know How To Run The Country Are Too Busy Driving Cabs And Cutting Hair’

A

George Burns

1735
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which American President Said ‘Read My Lips, No New Taxes’

A

George Bush Snr

1736
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Which Actor, Who Died In 1999, Didn’t Pick Up His Oscar For Patton

A

George C Scott

1737
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Said The Great Thing About The Spice Girls Is You Can Listen To Them With The Sound Off’

A

George Harrison

1738
Q

Agatha Christie:- In Guy Hamiltons Film Version Of The Mirror Crack’d Who Played Miss Marple

A

Angela Lansbury

1739
Q

Elton John:- Which Singer Later To Release A Live Duet With Elton Featured Uncredited On Elton’s 1985 Single ‘Wrap Her Up’

A

George Michael

1740
Q

Generals:- Which General Was Known As ‘Old Blood And Guts’

A

George Patton

1741
Q

Agatha Christie:- In John Guillermin’s Film Of ‘Death Of The Nile’ Who Played Hercule Poirot

A

Peter Ustinov

1742
Q

Generals:- Who Took Part In The Franco Prussian War Of 1870And Commited Suicide In Belgium In 1891

A

Georges Boulanger

1743
Q

Agatha Christie:- In Sidney Lumet’s Murder On The Orient Express, Who Plays Hercule Poirot

A

Albert Finney

1744
Q

Impressionists:- Who Developed A Style Of Seperare Small Dots Of Pure Colour

A

Georges Seurat

1745
Q

Impressionists:- Who Depicted A Sunday Afternoon On The Island Of Grande Jatte

A

Georges Seurat

1746
Q

Birthplaces:- In Which American State Was Martin Luther King Jr Born

A

Georgia

1747
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Played The Lead In ‘Mon Pere Le Heros’

A

Gerard Depardieu

1748
Q

Famous Woman:- Which Writer Lecturer & Broadcaster & Champion Of Feminism Was Born In Melbourne In 1939

A

Germaine Greer

1749
Q

Elvis Presley:- In what country was Elvis stationed from 1958-1960 after being drafted into the US Army

A

Germany

1750
Q

Famous Couples:- Which Pop Song Writing Couple Were Behind The Hits Will You Love Me Tomorrow And The Locomotion

A

Gerry Goffin & Carole King

1751
Q

Elvis Presley:- Who Was Elvis Due To Marry Before His Untimely Death

A

Ginger Alden

1752
Q

The Renaissance:- Whose Lives Of The Artists Is The Main Contemporary Source Of Information On The Italian Renaissance

A

Giorgio Vasari

1753
Q

New York:- Who Was The First European To Set Eyes On Manhattan

A

Giovanni Da Verranzano

1754
Q

Agatha Christie:- In Which Book Did She Kill Of Hercule Poirot

A

Curtain

1755
Q

Generals:- Which General Is More Famous In England For The Biscuits Named After Him Than The Reunifuaction Of Italy

A

Giuseppe Garibaldi

1756
Q

Jack Lemon:- In Which Film Does Jack Lemmon Star With, Among Others , Al Pacino, Ed Harris & Alec Baldwin As Real Estate salesman Shelly ‘The Machine’ Levine

A

Glengarry Glen Ross

1757
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which holiday destination became the capital of the Portuguese Empire in the East?

A

Goa

1758
Q

Which Christmas Carol Includes The Lyrics:- To Save Us All From Satans Power

A

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

1759
Q

Famous Woman:- Who Became Prime Minster Of Israel In 1969

A

Golda Meir

1760
Q

In 1969 The Apollo 11 Spacecraft Landed On The Moon, When The Mission Was Over & They Returned To Earth, They Left Behind Several Items:- The US Flag , A Plaque, And What Other Item

A

Golf Balls

1761
Q

Elton John:- On Which Album Did The Original Recording Of Candle In The Wind First Appear

A

Good By Yellow Brick Road

1762
Q

Agatha Christie:- In Which Novel Did Hercule Poirot First Appear

A

The Mysterious Affair At Styles

1763
Q

Elvis Presley:- What did he say was the ‘purest thing there is on this earth’?

A

Gospel Music

1764
Q

Agatha Christie:- In Which Novel Did Hercule Poirot First Talk About His Little Grey Cells

A

The Mysterious Affair At Styles

1765
Q

Islands:- Between Which 2 Islands Does The Denmark Straight Flow

A

Greenland & Iceland

1766
Q

Double Initials:- Who was the star of the film Mrs Miniver?

A

Greer Garson

1767
Q

Double Initials:- Who plays the part of Richard Fish in Ally McBeal?

A

Greg Germann

1768
Q

Russia:- Which Siberian Monk Was The Greatest Inspiration Of Tsar Nicholas & His Wife Alexander

A

Gregory Rasputin

1769
Q

Jack Lemon:- What Is The Title To The 1995 Follow Up to The Movie Grumpy Old Men

A

Grumpier Old Men

1770
Q

Birthplaces:- Which Counter-Culture Music And Lifestyle Movement Was Born In Seattle

A

Grunge

1771
Q

The British Isles:- Which Island In The English Channel Was Known As Sarnia To The Romans

A

Guernsey

1772
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Elvis song was a Top 40 pop hit more than three years after his death?

A

Guitar Man

1773
Q

Famous Britons:- What Was The Name Of The 24 Year Old RAF Bomber Pilot Who Led The Dam Busters Raid

A

Guy Gibson

1774
Q

Poets:- According To Andrew Marvell, When Would Coyness Be No Crime

A

Had We But World Enough and Time - To His Coy Mistress (1681)

1775
Q

Islands:- Which 2 Countries Make Up The Caribbean Island Of Hispaniola

A

Haiti & The Dominican Repuplic

1776
Q

Public Buildings:- Every Fort In India Contains A Diwan I Am What Does The Phrase Mean

A

Hall Of Public Audience

1777
Q

Agatha Christie:- In Which Novel Did Miss Marple First Appear

A

Murder At The Vicarage

1778
Q

Generals:- Which Carthaginian General Led His Army Across The Alps With A Contingent Of Elephants

A

Hannibal

1779
Q

Capitals:- Which Asian Capital’s Name Means ‘The City In The Bend Of A River’

A

Hanoi , Vietnam

1780
Q

Childrens Books:- Which Danish Novelist And Dramatist Wrote The Fairytale ‘The Snow Queen’

A

Hans Christian Anderson

1781
Q

Famous Couples:- Which Famous Couple Was The Subject Of An Opera By Engelburt Humperdinck

A

Hansel & Gretel

1782
Q

Capitals:- What Capital Of Which Country Was Formely Was Formely Named Fort Salisbury

A

Harare, Zimbabwe

1783
Q

Birthplaces:- Which British Prime Minister Was Born In West Yorkshire In 1916

A

Harold Wilson

1784
Q

Agatha Christie:- In Which Village Did Miss Marple Live

A

St Mary Mead

1785
Q

Cliff Richard:- What Is Cliff Richards Real Name

A

Harry Webb

1786
Q

Public Buildings:- Where Is Jose Marti International Airport

A

Havana, Cuba

1787
Q

Mountains:- Mauna Kea Is An Extinct Vocano On Which Pacific Island

A

Hawaii

1788
Q

Poets:- It Took The Whole Of Creation To Produce My Foot , My Each Feather - Whose Foot

A

Hawk Roosting Ted Hughes

1789
Q

Agatha Christie:- In Which Year Did David Suchet First Appear As Hercule Poirot

A

1988

1790
Q

Agatha Christie:- On Which Train Was Miss Marple Travelling When She Saw A Woman Being Strangled

A

The 4.50 From Paddington

1791
Q

Jack Lemon:- In The Fortune Cookie Lemmon Is Injured During A Football Game Although Not Through Playing How Does He Come By His Injuries

A

He Is A Touchline Cameraman Flattened By A Running Back

1792
Q

Agatha Christie:- What Nationality Was Hercule Poirot

A

Belgian

1793
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was notable about Presley’s third and final appearance on the Ed Sullivan show?

A

He was filmed from the waist up to appease moralists

1794
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Was The First Record To Reach Number One on the US country and western, rhythm and blues, and pop charts in the same week?

A

Heartbreak Hotel

1795
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Was Elvis’s First UK Hit

A

Heartbreak Hotel

1796
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was Elvis’s first RCA single release, which sold over one million copies and garnered him his first gold record?

A

Heartbreak Hotel

1797
Q

Blondes:- Who Is The 3 Times German Olympic Champion Who Won Her Last Gold In Sydney In The Long Jump

A

Heike Drechsler

1798
Q

Famous Woman:- Who Wrote Sex And The Single Girl In 1962 & Later Revitalised Cosmopolitan Magazine

A

Helen Gurley Brown

1799
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Was The German Chancellor During The 1990’s

A

Helmut Kohl

1800
Q

Impressionists:- Which Son Of A Nobleman, Associated With The Impressionists , Became Permanently Stunted During Childhood & Grew Up To Illustrate Scenes Of The Moulin Rouge & Other Low Life

A

Henri De Toulouse-Lautrec

1801
Q

Diana:- Who Was Her Chauffer On Her Final Journey

A

Henri Paul

1802
Q

Double Initials:- Who takes it upon himself to teach Eliza Doolittle to speak properly?

A

Henry Higgins

1803
Q

Agatha Christie:- What Was Hercule Poirot’s Brother Called

A

Achille

1804
Q

Famous Couples:- Catherine Of Aragon Was A Widow When She Married Henry Viii Who Was Her First Husband

A

Henrys Brother Arthur

1805
Q

Famous Woman:- Of Whom Did Charlotte Bronte Say, Stronger Than A Man , Simpler Than A Child, Her Nature Stood Alone

A

Her Sister Emily

1806
Q

Agatha Christie:- What Was Hercule Poirot’s Secretary Called

A

Miss Lemon

1807
Q

London:- In Which London Cemetery Are Micheal Faraday, Christini Rossetti, & Karl Marx Buried

A

Highgate Cemetery

1808
Q

The British Isles:- Which Is The Most Westerly Of Londons Boroughs?

A

Hillington

1809
Q

Childrens Books:- What Is The Tin Man Searching For In The Wizard Of Oz

A

His Heart

1810
Q

Childrens Books:- In Maurice Sendak’s ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ What Did Max Wear In Order To Make Mischief

A

His Wolf Suit

1811
Q

Agatha Christie:- What Was Miss Marples First Name

A

Jane

1812
Q

David Lean:- Which Film Stars Charles Laughton As A Widowed Lancashire Bootmaker With 3 Daughters

A

Hobson’s Choice

1813
Q

Childrens Books:- What Is The Name Of Harry Potters School

A

Hogwarts

1814
Q

Rivers:- In Which Country Does The Rhine Reach The Sea

A

Holland / The Netherlands

1815
Q

Public Buildings:- What Is The Queens Official Residence In Edinburgh

A

Holyrood Palace

1816
Q

Agatha Christie:- What Was The Last Miss Marple Novel

A

Miss Marples Final Cases

1817
Q

Gave Name To:- Who Gave His Name To The Vacuum Cleaner

A

Hoover

1818
Q

The British Isles:- Among Others , Fuggles & Goldings Are Grown Widely In Kent & Worcestershire, What Are They

A

Hops

1819
Q

London:- The Author Of ‘The Castle Of Otranto’ Had A Suitably Gothic House At Strawberry Hill Who Was He

A

Horace Walpole

1820
Q

Generals:- Whose Arrival In Fachoda Spelled The End For The French In Sudan

A

Horatio Kitchener

1821
Q

Famous Britons:- Who Was Born In 1758 At Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk & Died At The Age Of 47

A

Horatio Nelson

1822
Q

London:- What Did Sir Giles Gilbert Scott Rebuild After It Had Been Devastated By Bombs In World War II

A

Houses Of Parliment/House Of Commons

1823
Q

Agatha Christie:- What Was The Name Of The Television Series In Which Angela Lansbury Starred As Miss Marple

A

Murder She Wrote

1824
Q

POPLINE:- When the kids start singing and the band begins to play

A

I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day

1825
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which Mediterranean island’s two main beaches are called Ses Salines and Es Cavellet?

A

Ibiza

1826
Q

Famous Couples:- Nutbush City Limits Was A Hit For Which Troubled Couple

A

Ike & Tina Turner

1827
Q

Impressionists:- The Photographer Nadar Loaned His Studio In 1874 To Which Group Of Painters For Their First Notorious Exhibition

A

Impressionists

1828
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- How Did Jackson Pollock Die

A

In A Car Crash

1829
Q

New York:- Why Was Times Square So Named

A

In Honour Of The New York Times

1830
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Where is the original geyser?

A

In Iceland ‘Geysir’ is the Icelandic for ‘to rush forth’

1831
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Where are the Eastern and Western Ghats?

A

In India, they are mountain ranges

1832
Q

Islands:- In Which Ocean Is Christmas Island

A

Indian

1833
Q

Elvis Presley:- Where did Presley perform his last concert?

A

Indianapolis

1834
Q

Famous Woman:- Who Succeeded Lal Shastri As India’s Prime Minster in 1966

A

Indira Gandhi

1835
Q

The British Isles:- In Which National Park Would You Find The Peaks Of Skiddaw, Helvellyn & Great Gable?

A

Inner Hebrides

1836
Q

Diana:- For Which Organization Did Diana Take An Advisory Role

A

International Red Cross

1837
Q

Famous Woman:- What Was Mrs Beeton’s Christian Name

A

Isabella

1838
Q

London:- Which 19th Century Engineer Design Paddington Station

A

Isimbard Kingdom Brunnel

1839
Q

The British Isles:- Which Island In The Irish Sea Is Roughly Equidistant From The Coasts Of England, Ireland & Scotland

A

Isle Of Man

1840
Q

The British Isles:- Where Is Alum Bay, Which Is Famous For It’s Many Coloured Sandstone Cliffs

A

Isle Of Wight

1841
Q

Birthplaces:- Where Was The Birthplace Of Buddhism

A

It Evolved From The Teachings Of Siddhartha Gautama In Northern India In The 5th Century

1842
Q

Agatha Christie:- What Was Unusual About The Narrator Of The Murder Of Roger Ackroyd

A

He Was Also The Murderer

1843
Q

Holiday Destinations:- What is Euskadi?

A

It is the Basque word for the Basque country

1844
Q

Ireland:- How is the village of ‘Avoca’ better known?

A

It is the real village setting for the TV show Ballykissangel

1845
Q

Jack Lemon:- What Was The Title Of Lemmons First Film In Which He Co-Starred With Judy Holliday

A

It Should Happen To You

1846
Q

London:- What Historical Fact Distinguishes Haammersmith Bridge In London

A

It Was Londons First Suspension Bridge

1847
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was notable about the 1973 Aloha from Hawaii concert?

A

It was the first live television performance by a single artist to be broadcast via satellite

1848
Q

The Renaissance:- Where Did The Renaissance Begin

A

Italy

1849
Q

Mountains:- In Which Country Are The Apennines

A

Italy

1850
Q

Russia:- Which Tsar Built St Basils Catheral

A

Ivan The Terrible

1851
Q

Gave Name To:- Which Bourbon Originator Still Has A Whisky Named After Him

A

Jack Daniels

1852
Q

Double Initials:- Who was the first black heavyweight boxing champion of the world?

A

Jack Johnson

1853
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Who Killed Lee Harvey Oswald

A

Jack Ruby

1854
Q

Criminals:- What Is The Better Known Nickname Of The Unidentified Person Known As The Whitchapel Murderer

A

Jack The Ripper

1855
Q

Famous Britons:- Who Is The Only Briton To Have Won The Formula 1 World Motor Racing Championships 3 Times

A

Jackie Stewart

1856
Q

Elvis Presley:- Name one of his four songs that was number one on the pop, country, and R&B charts.

A

Jailhouse Rock, All Shook Up, Don’t Be Cruel,Teddy Bear.

1857
Q

Islands:- Which Island’s Features Include Blue Mountain Peak, Portland Point & Montego Bay

A

Jamaica

1858
Q

Generals:- Who Was The Seconds US President To Be Assasinated

A

James A Garfield (1881)

1859
Q

Diana:- Who co-wrote A Princess In Love With Anna Pasternak

A

James Hewitt

1860
Q

Agatha Christie:- Which Agatha Chritie Play Became A Film Called ‘And Then There Were None’ When It’s Original Title Was Thought To Be Distasteful

A

10 Little Niggers

1861
Q

Agatha Christie:- Which Massive Clue Was Held Back From The Reader In ‘The Body In The Library’

A

The Characters Marriages

1862
Q

Famous Woman:- Which American Actress Is Married To Baron Haden Guest

A

Jamie Lee Curtis

1863
Q

Blondes:- Which Blonde Won Wimbledon In 1998

A

Jane Novotna

1864
Q

Diana:- What Name Is Shared By The Duchess Of York ‘s Sister & One Of Diana’s Sisters

A

Jane

1865
Q

Agatha Christie:- Which Novel Was Turned Into A Film Directed By Billy Wilder And Starring Merlene Dietrich

A

Witness For The Prosecution

1866
Q

Islands:- Of Which Country Is Shikoku On Of The 4 Main Islands

A

Japan

1867
Q

Charles Dickens:- Whose Interminable Law Case Is Finally Resolved At The End Of Bleak House

A

Jarndyce & Jarndyce

1868
Q

Famous Couples:- Who Did Lauren Bacall Marry After The Death Of Humphrey Bogart

A

Jason Robards Jnr

1869
Q

Which Famous Book Begins With The Line:- The Great Fish Moved Silently Through The Night Water, Propelled By Short Sweeps Of Its Crescent Tail

A

Jaws

1870
Q

Famous Britons:- What Are The Christian Names Of Torvill & Dean

A

Jayne & Christopher

1871
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Is Head Of The French Nationalists

A

Jean Marie Le Pen

1872
Q

Criminals:- Who Was Responsible For The Deaths Of 17 Young Men In Wisconsin & Ohio & Was Murdered By A Fellow Prisoner

A

Jeffrey Dahmer

1873
Q

Holiday Destinations:- What is the oldest known walled town?

A

Jericho

1874
Q

Dance:- Who Choreographed West Side Story

A

Jerome Robbins

1875
Q

Elvis Presley:- Which Songwriting Team Was Responsible For Such Hits As ‘Hound Dog’ Your So Square , Baby I Don’t Care, Trouble & King Creole

A

Jerry Lieber & Mike Stoller

1876
Q

Catchphrases:- Show me the money!

A

Jerry Maguire

1877
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Was The Name Of Elvis’s Twin Brother Who Was Still born

A

Jessie

1878
Q

Parks:- Who Founded The National Parks Movement In India

A

Jim Corbett (Corbett Park)

1879
Q

Famous Families:- Who Was The Actress Sister Of Olivia De Havilland

A

Joan Fontaine

1880
Q

Famous Woman:- Who Was Canonised In 1920, 489 Years After Her Death

A

Joan Of Arc

1881
Q

Comediennes:- Which Us Comedienne Is Best Known For Husbands Facelifts And Jewellery

A

Joan Rivers

1882
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which American Comedienne Said ‘Boy George Is All England Needs Another Queen Who Can’t Dress’

A

Joan Rivers

1883
Q

Catchphrases:- Which Boxer Famously Said (You can run, but you can’t hide)

A

Joe Louis

1884
Q

Childrens Books:- What Were Wendys Brothers Called In Peter Pan

A

John & Michael

1885
Q

Criminals:- Who Was The Subject Of A Film Starring Richard Attenborough & Lived At 10 Rillington Place London

A

John Christie

1886
Q

New York:- Who Purchased The Site For The New UN Headquarters

A

John D Rockafeller 1946

1887
Q

Poets:- Which Cleric Poet Told Death Not To Be Proud ‘Though Some Have Called Thee Mighty & Dreadful’

A

John Donne

1888
Q

Agatha Christie:- Which Of Agatha Christie’s Plays In Now The Longest Continually Running Drama In The West End?

A

The Mousetrap

1889
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Who Was The Most Recent Kennedy To Die Prematurely

A

John F Kennedy Jnr

1890
Q

Impressionists:- Who Narrated The Life Of Vincent Van Gough In The Paul Cox Film Of 1987

A

John Hurt

1891
Q

Agatha Christie:- Who Directed All Of Margaret Rutherfords Miss Marple Films

A

George Pollock

1892
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Popular Actors Last Words Were ‘It’s All Been Rather Lovely’

A

John Le Mesurier

1893
Q

Famous Quotes:- At The 1963 Royal Variety Performance Who Said ‘Will The People In The Cheaper Seats Please Clap Your Hand All The Rest Of You Can You Just Rattle Your Jewellrery’

A

John Lemmon

1894
Q

Birthplaces:- Who Was Born On the 9th October 1940 At The Maternity Hospital Oxford Street Liverpool

A

John Lennon

1895
Q

Elvis Presley:- Who said Elvis died the day he joined the army?

A

John Lennon

1896
Q

Gave Name To:- Who Invented Tarmac

A

John Macadam

1897
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Which Labour Leader Died After Just One Year In Office

A

John Smith

1898
Q

Jack Lemon:- What Is His Full Name

A

John Uhler Lemmon 3rd

1899
Q

Agatha Christie:- Who Played Agatha Christie In Michael Apted’s 1978 Film Agatha

A

Vanessa Redgrave

1900
Q

Charles Dickens:- Of Whom Is It Said He’d Make A Lovely Corpse

A

Jonas Chuzzlewit

1901
Q

Blondes:- Which Blonde Was A Folk Singer In The 1970’s

A

Joni Mitchell

1902
Q

Capitals:- Of Which Country Is Amman The Capital

A

Jordan

1903
Q

Famous Families:- What Were The Christian Names Of The Parents Of John F Kennedy

A

Joseph & Rose

1904
Q

Agatha Christie:- Why Didn’t They Ask ‘Ask Who’?

A

Why Didn’t They Ask Evans

1905
Q

Impressionists:- Which English Painter Is Considered The Precursor Of The French Impressionists

A

Joseph Turner

1906
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Is King Of Spain

A

Juan Carlos

1907
Q

Comediennes:- Who Played Elaine In Seinfeld

A

Julia Louis Dreyfus

1908
Q

Generals:- Who Was Stabbed To Death In Rome In March In ad 44?

A

Julias Caesar

1909
Q

Blondes:- Which Blonde Starred Opposite Omar Sharif In Doctor Zhivago

A

Julie Christie

1910
Q

David Lean:- Who Plays The Part Of Lara In Dr Zhivago

A

Julie Christie

1911
Q

Comediennes:- Which UK Comedienne Gave An Acclaimed Performance As A Ballet Teacher In The Film Billy Elliot

A

Julie Walters

1912
Q

Jack Lemon:- Which British Actress Co-Stars With Him In Avanti

A

Juliet Mills

1913
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Scored The Winning Goal In Euro 96

A

Jurgen Klinsmann

1914
Q

Comediennes:- Which 1980’s Tv Characters Were Played By Susan Saint, James & Jayne Curtin

A

Kate & Allie

1915
Q

Cliff Richard:- With Whom Did Cliff Perform At The Royal Albert Hall In 1979 As Part Of The Venues 75th Birthday Appeal

A

Kate Bush & The London Symphony Orchestra

1916
Q

Comediennes:- Who Won A Cannes Best Actress Award For Nil By Mouth

A

Kathy Burke

1917
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Was The Home Of John Of Gaunt

A

Kenilworth Castle

1918
Q

Rivers:- In Which City Does The Blue Nile Meet The White Nile

A

Khartoum

1919
Q

Mountains:- Which East African Mountain Has A Swahili Name Mountain Of The God Of Cold

A

Kilimanjaro

1920
Q

Diana:- What Was Her Occupation Prior To Her Marriage

A

Kindergarten Assistant

1921
Q

Gave Name To:- Which King Had A Dog Named After Him

A

King Charles (Spanish)

1922
Q

Famous Quotes:- Of Which Shakespeare Role Did Laurence Olivier Say ‘When You’ve The Strength For It, You’re Too Young, When You’ve The Age Your Too Old, It’s A Bugger Isn’t It

A

King Lear

1923
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- From Which Shakespeare Play Is The Title North By Northwest Indirectly Taken

A

Hamlet

1924
Q

Ireland:- Which town was captured by the Spaniards but retaken by the English in 1601?

A

Kinsale

1925
Q

Impressionists:- In The Vincente Minnelli Film ‘Lust For Life’ Who Played Vincent Van Gough

A

Kirk Douglas

1926
Q

Double Initials:- Under what name did the Police drummer have the solo hit ‘Don’t Care’in 1978?

A

Klark Kent

1927
Q

Russia:- What Was The Name Of Gorbachev’s Predecessor

A

Konstantin Cherenko

1928
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- What Was The Name Of The Nirvana Singer Who Killed Himself

A

Kurt Cobain

1929
Q

Elvis Presley:- Who Played Elvis In Elvis The Movie In 1979

A

Kurt Russell

1930
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- How Does Hitchcock Appear In ‘Strangers On A Train’

A

He Carries A Double Bass

1931
Q

Blondes:- Which Federico Fellini Film Made A Star Of Anita Ekberg

A

La Dolce Vita

1932
Q

Cliff Richard:- Which Song Beat Congratulations In The 1968 Eurovision Song Contest

A

La La La (Spain)

1933
Q

Charles Dickens:- What Did Dickens Do When The Rest Of His Family Were In Prison

A

Labelled Bottles In A Factory At Hungerford Market

1934
Q

Famous Couples:- Leofric Earl Of Mercia Was Married To A Woman Famous For An Act Of Protest What Was Her Name

A

Lady Godiva

1935
Q

Russia:- Which Lake Is Known As The Pearl Of Siberia

A

Lake Baikal

1936
Q

Islands:- In Which Lake Would You Find The Isle Royale National Park

A

Lake Superior

1937
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- How Much Money Does Janet Leigh Steal From Her Employer Before Checking In At The Bates Motel

A

$40,000

1938
Q

Islands:- Where In Canada Would You Find Elk Island & Reindeer Island

A

Lake Winnipeg

1939
Q

Catchphrases:- Shut That Door

A

Larry Grayson

1940
Q

Elvis Presley:- In Which City Did Elvis Marry Priscilla Beaulieu On 1 May 1967

A

Las Vegas

1941
Q

Elvis Presley:- What western city gave Elvis a lukewarm reception in 1956?

A

Las Vegas

1942
Q

POPLINE:- This year, to save me from tears, I’ll give it to someone special

A

Last Christmas

1943
Q

Blondes:- Who Is Britains Best Known Woman Golfer

A

Laura Davies

1944
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Actor Was Married To Actresses Vivien Leigh & Joan Plowright

A

Laurence Olivier

1945
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Is Reputed To Be The Most Haunted House In Ireland

A

Leap Castle

1946
Q

Double Initials:- Which British boxer has won an Olympic Gold Medal for Canada?

A

Lennox Lewis

1947
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Hume Cronyn Appears In The 1943 Film Lifeboat, But What Was His Contribution To The 1948 Film Rope

A

He Adapted Story For Screen

1948
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- In Which 1955 Film Does Cary Grant Star With Grace Kelly

A

To Catch A Thief

1949
Q

The Renaissance:- Which Great Artist Did Francois I Bring From Italy To Amboise In France

A

Leonardo Da Vinci

1950
Q

Criminals:- Which 2 Sons Of Millionaires Themselves Only Teenagers , Killed A 14 Year Old Boy In 1924 For Kicks

A

Leopold & Loeb

1951
Q

Dance:- Which Ballet Was Originally Called Chopiniana

A

Les Sylphides

1952
Q

POPLINE:- Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful

A

Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow

1953
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- In Which Film Did Hitchcock Appear Walking Out Of A Pet Shop With Some Dogs

A

The Birds

1954
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Supermodel Once Said ‘I Lookn Very Scary In The Mornings’

A

Linda Evangelista

1955
Q

Islands:- Lying Off Englands North East Coast, By What Name Is Holy Island Known

A

Lindisfarne

1956
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- In Which Film Do John Laurie & Peggy Ashcroft Appear As A Farmer And His Wife

A

The 39 Steps

1957
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Even Happened On 1 February 1968

A

Lisa Marie Presley Born

1958
Q

Elvis Presley:- Elvis named his famous private Convair 880 jet___ A) Priscilla, B) Hound Dog, C) The King, D) Lisa Marie

A

Lisa Marie

1959
Q

Rivers:- Through Which European Capital City Does The River Tagus Flow

A

Lisbon

1960
Q

Charles Dickens:- Which Tragic Heroine Dies In The Old Curiosity Shop

A

Little Nell

1961
Q

Elvis Presley:- The Song A Little Less Conversation Was Featured In Which Presley Movie

A

Live A Little, Love A Little

1962
Q

Criminals:- According To Legend Who Took An Axe And Gave Her Mother 40 Whacks?

A

Lizzie Borden

1963
Q

Public Buildings:- In Which Town Is The Royal Mint

A

Llantrisant, Wales

1964
Q

The British Isles:- Lying At The Southern Edge Of The Highlands, Which Is The Largest Lake In Scotland?

A

Loch Lomond

1965
Q

Islands:- On Which Island Are The New York Boroughs Of Brooklyn And Queens

A

Long Island

1966
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Famous Soldier Was Drowned When Hms Hampshire Sank After Striking A Mine In 1916

A

Lord Kitchener

1967
Q

Blondes:- Who Played Hotlips Hoolihan In The Tv Series M*A*S*H

A

Loretta Swit

1968
Q

Poets:- With Whom Did W H Auden Collaborate On Letters From Iceland

A

Louis McNeice

1969
Q

Elvis Presley:- Which was the first of his 31 films?

A

Love Me Tender

1970
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Was Elvis’s First Feature Film

A

Love Me Tender

1971
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Elvis hit single is based on an 1861 classical piece entitled ‘Aura Lee’?

A

Love Me Tender

1972
Q

Russia:- What Was The Name Of The PrisonIn The KGB’s Moscow HQ

A

Lubyanka Prison

1973
Q

Famous Europeans:- Which French Director Made Leon

A

Luc Beson

1974
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- In Which Film Is James Stewart Convinced That A Murder Has Been Commited By Raymond Burr

A

Rear Window

1975
Q

Elton John:- With Whom Did Elton Duet On The 1966 Single Live Like Horses

A

Luciano Pavarotti

1976
Q

Cliff Richard:- In Which Indian City Was Cliff Richard Born

A

Lucknow

1977
Q

Criminals:- By What Name Was Salvatore Luciana Better Known

A

Lucky’ Luciano

1978
Q

Comediennes:- What Was The Name Of The Character Played By Lucille Ball In ‘I Love Lucy’

A

Lucy Ricardo

1979
Q

The British Isles:- What Is The Only European Country That Has The Letter ‘X’ In Its Name

A

Luxembourg

1980
Q

London:- What Is The Origin Of The Name London

A

Lyn Dun (The Fortified Town On The Lake)

1981
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Politician Said ‘You Let A Bully Into Your Front Yard And The Next Day He’ll Be On Your Porch’

A

Lyndon Johnson

1982
Q

Famous Couples:- Sir David Frost Was Once Married To Which Former Wife Of Peter Sellers

A

Lynne Frederick

1983
Q

Dance:- Which Child Stars Father Starred In The Nutcracker In The 1950’s Alongside Bonnie Bedelia

A

Macaulay Culkins Father

1984
Q

Islands:- Of Which Large Island In The Indian Ocean Is Antananarivo The Capital

A

Madagascar

1985
Q

Blondes:- Who Did A Blonde Ambition Tour

A

Madonna

1986
Q

Parks:- Which Park Features El Angel Caido, The Worlds Only Public Statue To Lucifer

A

Madrids Retiro Gardens

1987
Q

Capitals:- What Are The Inhabitants Of Madrid Called

A

Madrilenos

1988
Q

Blondes:- Who Said Of Herself ‘I’m The Girl Who Lost Her Reputation And Never Missed It’

A

Mae West

1989
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Commented ‘I Used To Be Snow White But I Drifted’

A

Mae West

1990
Q

Famous Quotes:- When Asked His View Of Western Civilisation ‘Who Replied I Think It Would Be A Good Idea’

A

Mahatma Gandhi

1991
Q

Islands:- Which Is The Largest Of The Balearic Islands

A

Majorca

1992
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- In Which Hitchcock Film Does Doris Day Sing The Oscar Winning Film ‘What Will Be Will Be’

A

The Man Who Knew To Much

1993
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Apollonaire Is Said To Have Coined The Word ‘Surrealist’ To Describe The Work Of Which Painter Who Died In 1985

A

Marc Chagall

1994
Q

Famous Woman:- Which Female Scientist Received The Nobel Prize For Chemistry In 1911

A

Marie Curie

1995
Q

Catchphrases:- The Only Thing I Wear In Bed Is Chanel No.5

A

Marilyn Monroe

1996
Q

Double Initials:- The Misfits marked the last film appearance of two Hollywood legends. Clark Gable was one, who was the other?

A

Marilyn Monroe

1997
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Said ‘An Actors A Guy Who If You Aint Talking About Him Aint Listening

A

Marlon Brando

1998
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- In Which Psychological Thriller Did Sean Connery Star Alongside Tippi Hedren

A

Marnie

1999
Q

Double Initials:- What is the real name of the American Rap star Eminem?

A

Marshall Mathers

2000
Q

Charles Dickens:- To Which Prison Was Dickens Father Sent With His Family

A

Marshalsea Debtors Prison

2001
Q

Diana:- Who Interviewed Her On Panorama

A

Martin Bashir

2002
Q

Charles Dickens:- Which Of Dickens Novels Dedicated To Miss Burdett Coutts

A

Martin Chuzzlewit

2003
Q

Parks:- Who Wrote The Novel Gorky Park

A

Martin Cruz Smith

2004
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Nailed 95 Theses On Indulgences To The Door Of A Church In Wittenberg Precipitating The Reformation

A

Martin Luther

2005
Q

Childrens Books:- Who Wrote The Borrowers

A

Mary Norton

2006
Q

Famous Woman:- Which Woman Was One Of The Founders Of United Artists In 1919

A

Mary Pickord

2007
Q

Comediennes:- Who Went On From The Dick Van Dyke Show To Star In Her Own Show About A Minneapolis Girl About Town

A

Mary Tyler Moore

2008
Q

“POPLINE:- Hark, now hear the angels sing, ““New King’s born today, & man will live for evermore, because of Christmas Day”

A

Mary’s Boy Child

2009
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which desert resort was the shooting location for much of Star Wars?

A

Matmata, Tunisia

2010
Q

David Lean:- Which Frenchman Composed The Music For Every David Lean Film From Lawrence Of Arabia Onwards

A

Maurice Jarre

2011
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- In Which Year Did Hitchcock Receive The Irving Thalberg Award From The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences

A

Honoured 1967 Received 1968

2012
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Where Was Martin Luther King Killed

A

Memphis

2013
Q

The British Isles:- Wookey Hole Is Part Of Which Range Of Hills

A

Mendips

2014
Q

Dance:- Which Experimental Choreographer Presented His First Solo New York Show With John Cage In 1944 & Went On Performing With His Life Partner For The Next 50 Years

A

Merce Cunningham

2015
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Leslie Banks Played The Male Lead In Hitchcock’s Original Version Of The Man Who Knew Too Much In 1934. Who Was The Male Lead In The 1956 Version

A

James Stewart

2016
Q

Mountains:- In Which Country Are The Sierra Madre Ranges

A

Mexico

2017
Q

Blondes:- Which Blonde Actress, Along With Her Sister, Accompanied The Beatles To India To Study With Maharashi Mahesh Yogi

A

Mia Farrow

2018
Q

Catchphrases:- Not A Lot Of People Know That

A

Michael Caine

2019
Q

Famous Couples:- Shakira Baksh Is Married To Which Screen Superstar

A

Michael Caine

2020
Q

Dance:- Which Male Dancer Shot To Fame With Riverdance

A

Michael Flatley

2021
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Name The INXS Singer Who Died In 1997

A

Michael Hutchence

2022
Q

Elvis Presley:- Elvis’s Daughter Lisa Marie Was Once Married To Which Superstar

A

Michael Jackson

2023
Q

Famous Families:- Which Barrymore Is The Odd One Out Of These John, Ethel, Lionel, Drew, Michael

A

Micheal The Others Are All Part Of The American Acting Family

2024
Q

The Renaissance:- Who, Most Famously , Sculpted A Marble David

A

Michelangelo Buonarroti

2025
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- What Does Cary Grant Discover In Some Wine Bottles In Notorious

A

Uranium Ore

2026
Q

The Renaissance:- Who Designed The Dome Of St Peter’s Cathedral In The Vatican

A

Michelangelo

2027
Q

Cliff Richard:- Who Wrote The 1966 Hit Blue Turns To Grey

A

Mick Jagger & Keith Richard

2028
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- What Is Significant About The 1925 Film ‘The Pleasure Garden’

A

First Film Completed By Hitchcock

2029
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- What Was The First Film Hitchcock Directed In America

A

Rebecca

2030
Q

Generals:- Who Did Napoleon Bonaparte Famously Defeat At The Battle Of Borodino In 1812

A

Mikhail Koutouzov

2031
Q

Public Buildings:- Where Is The Pirelli Skyscraper

A

Milan, Italy

2032
Q

Birthplaces:- Where Was Thomas Edison Born

A

Milan, Ohio

2033
Q

Elvis Presley:- In The Song Trouble What Does Elvis Say Is His Middle Name

A

Misery

2034
Q

Famous Couples:- Who Was Frank Sinatra’s 3rd Wife

A

Miss Farrow

2035
Q

Charles Dickens:- To Whose Manner Is Pip Sent In Great Expectations

A

Miss Havishams

2036
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- What Was The First Of Grace Kelly’s 3 Films For Hitchcock

A

Dial M For Murder

2037
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Which Actor Stars In Both Rope And Strangers On A Train

A

Farley Granger

2038
Q

Jack Lemon:- In Which 1955 Film Did He Win His first Oscar

A

Mister Roberts

2039
Q

Which Famous Book Begins With The Line:- Call Me Ishmael

A

Moby Dick

2040
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which glamorous but small independent state is ruled by the Grimaldi family?

A

Monaco

2041
Q

Comediennes:- Which Friend Was The Sometime Screen Love Interest Of Richard Burke Played By Tom Selleck

A

Monica, Courtney Cox

2042
Q

Famous Families:- What Was The Surname Of French Brothers Etienne & Joseph Who Pioneered Hot Air Balloon Flight In 1783

A

Montgolfier

2043
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Which Artist Was Behind Gregory Peck’s Dream Sequence In Spellbound

A

Salvador Dali

2044
Q

Catchphrases:- And now for something completely different___

A

Monty Python’s Flying Circus

2045
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Which Film End With A Gripping (Literally) Scene At The Top Of The Statue Of Liberty

A

Saboteur

2046
Q

Generals:- Who Directed Israel’s Sinai Campaign Against Egypt In 1956

A

Moshe Dayan

2047
Q

Mountains:- Which Australian Mountain Was Discovered By A Polish Explorer & Named After One Of His Countrymen

A

Mount Kosciusko

2048
Q

Parks:- Which National Park Contains The Highest Peak In Spanish Territory

A

Mount Teide National Park Tenerife

2049
Q

Mountains:- Which Mountain Overlooks The City Of Naples

A

Mount Vesuvius

2050
Q

Mountains:- What Does The Word Ben Mean As In Ben Nevis

A

Mountain

2051
Q

Catchphrases:- (It’s) Naughty___ but nice.

A

Mr Kipling

2052
Q

Charles Dickens:- Whose Annual Income Of 20 Pounds & Annual Expenditure Of 19 Pounds 19 & Six Results In Happiness

A

Mr Micawber In David Copperfield

2053
Q

Charles Dickens:- At Whose Academy, At The Delightful Village Of Dotheboys, Are There ‘No Extras No Vacations & Diet Unparalleled

A

Mr Wackford Squeers Academy In Nicholas Nickleby

2054
Q

Charles Dickens:- Who States That ‘Father Is Rather Vulgar, My Dear. The Word Papa, Besides, Gives A Pretty Form To The Lips’

A

Mrs General In Little Dorrit

2055
Q

Childrens Books:- What Was The Hedgehog Called In The Beatrix Potter Tale

A

Mrs Tiggywinkle

2056
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Boxer Used To ‘Float Like A Butterfly, Sting Like A Bee’

A

Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay)

2057
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Which Film Was Hitchcock’s First Voluntary Experiment With A Single Setting

A

Lifeboat

2058
Q

Catchphrases:- Float Like A Butterfly, Sting Like A Bee

A

Muhammad Ali

2059
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Who Made Her Screen Debut In The 1956 Film ‘The Trouble With Harry’

A

Shirley Maclaine

2060
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Who Played The Part Of Father Michael Logan In The 1952 Film ‘Confess’

A

Montgomery Clift

2061
Q

Public Buildings:- Which Madrid Art Gallery Opened In 1993 After An Industrial Magnates Spanish Wife Chose The City In Preference To London

A

Museo Thyssen Bornemisza

2062
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Was The First Song Elvis Ever Recorded

A

My Happiness

2063
Q

Criminals:- Who In 1986 Admitted To The Murders Of Pauline Reade & Keith Bennet More Than 2 Decades Before

A

Myra Hindley

2064
Q

Poets:- Which 17th Century Dublin Poet Wrote Various ‘Improved’ Versions Of Shakespeare’s Plays

A

Nahum Tate

2065
Q

Rivers:- The Orange River Flows Into The Atlantic Ocean Between Which 2 South African Countries

A

Nambia & South Africa

2066
Q

Birthplaces:- Where Was The Birthplace Of The Pizza

A

Naples, Italy

2067
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Led The French At Trafalgar

A

Napolean

2068
Q

Childrens Books:- Of Which Country Did Peter, Susan, Edmund & Lucy Become Monarchs

A

Narnia

2069
Q

Comediennes:- Who Announced ‘Yep Im Gay!’ On The Cover Of Time Magazine In 1997

A

Nathalie Walter

2070
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Who Plays The Evil Uncle Charlie In Shadow Of A Doubt

A

Joseph Cotten

2071
Q

Capitals:- Of Which Country Is Kathmandu The Capital

A

Nepal

2072
Q

Castles:- Which 19th Century Castle Was Designed By A Munich Scene Painter Called Christina Jank

A

Neuschwanstein Castle

2073
Q

Russia:- Which Famous Shopping Street Linking St Petersburg To Novgorod Is Almost 5km Long & Features In The Work Of Gogol

A

Nevsky Prospekt

2074
Q

Cliff Richard:- During 1976 Which Music Paper Did Cliff Refuse To Have In His House

A

New Musical Express

2075
Q

Public Buildings:- Which Baseball Team Plays At Shea Stadium

A

New York Mets

2076
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Where Did John Lennon Die

A

New York

2077
Q

Famous Woman:- Soprano Maria Callas Was Born Maria Kalogeropoulos In 1923 In Which City

A

New York

2078
Q

Mountains:- In Which American State Are The Adirondack Mountains

A

New York

2079
Q

Mountains:- In Which Country Is Mount Cook Named After The Explorer Captain James Cook

A

New Zealand

2080
Q

Rivers:- Which River Flows Between Lake Ontario & Lake Erie And Froms Part Of The Border Between Canada And The United States

A

Niagra

2081
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Best Selling Author Wrote The Cruel Sea

A

Nicholas Monserrat

2082
Q

Charles Dickens:- In Which Novel Is It Stated That ‘He Had One Eye & The Popular Prejudice Runs In Favour Of Two’

A

Nicholas Nickleby

2083
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Who Rejected The Lead Role In The 1940 Film Foreign Correspondent Before Joel McCrea

A

Gary Cooper

2084
Q

Dance:- Who First Choreographed Stravinsky’s Rite Of Spring

A

Nijinsky

2085
Q

Dance:- With Which Famous Dancer Did Ballets Russes Impressario Diaghilev Have A Doomed Affair

A

Nijinsky

2086
Q

Alfred Hitchcock:- Who Wrote The Novel On Which Hitchcock ‘s 1936 Film Secret Agent Is Based

A

W Somerset Maugham

2087
Q

David Lean:- Who Produced David Lean’s First Four Films As Director

A

Noel Coward

2088
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Which Playright , The Author Of ‘I’ll Leave It To You’ Died In 1973

A

Noel Coward

2089
Q

David Lean:- Which Joseph Conrad Novel Was David Lean Planning To Film After ‘A Passage To India’

A

Nostromo

2090
Q

Islands:- On Which Of The Hawaiian Islands Is The Capital Honolulu

A

Oahu

2091
Q

Double Initials:- Which character was played by Shelley Duvall opposite Robin Willliams in a film of the adventures of a popular cartoon character?

A

Olive Oyl

2092
Q

Famous Couples:- Who Was The Comic Partner Of The Man Born Arthur Jefferson

A

Oliver Hardy

2093
Q

Charles Dickens:- Who Said ‘Please Sir I Want Some More’

A

Oliver Twist

2094
Q

David Lean:- What Connects Oliver Twist With Monty Pythons Flying Circus

A

Oliver Was Played By Child Actor John Howard Davies Who Went On To Produce Monty Python

2095
Q

Parks:- Who Designed Central Park

A

Olmstead & Vaux

2096
Q

Generals:- Which American General Joined Up With The Russian Army On The Elbe In 1945

A

Omar Bradley

2097
Q

David Lean:- Which Actor First Appears As A Dot On The Horizon & Rides Towards The Camera In Lawrence Of Arabia

A

Omar Sharif

2098
Q

American Writers:- For Which Particular Genre Is Zaney Grey Best Known

A

The Western

2099
Q

Elvis Presley:- How Many Times Was Elvis Married

A

Once

2100
Q

Famous Families:- How Many Brothers Did The Bronte Sisters Have

A

One

2101
Q

Holiday Destinations:- How many hotels are there on the island of Mustique?

A

One

2102
Q

American Writers:- Made Into A Film Who Wrote The Book American Psycho

A

Bret Easton Ellis

2103
Q

Famous Families:- What Was The Christian Name Of The Brother Of Writers Edith & Sacheverell Sitwell

A

Osbert

2104
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Said ‘Of Course America Was Discovered Before Columbus But It Had Always Been Hushed Up’

A

Oscar Wilde

2105
Q

Charles Dickens:- In Which Novel Does John Harmon Faign Death

A

Our Mutual Friend

2106
Q

Double Initials:- Whose works include a painting inspired by the bombing of a town called Guernica in the Spanish Civil War?

A

Pablo Picasso

2107
Q

Birthplaces:- Which Famous Painter Was Born In Malaga, Southern Spain In 1881

A

Pablo Picasso

2108
Q

Islands:- In Which Ocean Are The Micronesia & Melanesia Islands

A

Pacific

2109
Q

Famous Woman:- Of Which County Was Benazir Bhutto Prime Minster Between 1988-90 & 1993-97

A

Pakistan

2110
Q

London:- The Italiaan Coquet Like Game ‘Pallo’ Gave Its Name To Which Central London Area

A

Pall Mall

2111
Q

Holiday Destinations:- What is the capital of Mallorca?

A

Palma

2112
Q

Comediennes:- Who Played Mindy In Mork & Mindy

A

Pam Dawber

2113
Q

Birthplaces:- Who Is The Most Famous Person Ever To Have Been Born In Comox, British Columbia

A

Pamela Anderson

2114
Q

Cliff Richard:- On Which Label Was The Millenium Prayer

A

Papillon

2115
Q

Dance:- Which 1914 Ballet Was Composed By Satie & Designed By Picasso

A

Parade

2116
Q

Blondes:- What Was Blondie’s Breakthrough Album

A

Parallel Lines

2117
Q

Public Buildings:- Where Are The Headquarters Of UNESCO

A

Paris

2118
Q

American Writers:- What Was Erica Jongs First Novel, Published In 1973

A

Fear Of Flying

2119
Q

The Renaissance:- In Which City Did Il Correggio Live And Work

A

Parma

2120
Q

American Writers:- What Was The Title Of Beat Writer Jack Kerouac’s Story Of A Journey Across America By Car

A

On The Road

2121
Q

Elvis Presley:- Elvis memorized every line from what George C. Scott movie?

A

Patton

2122
Q

Impressionists:- Whose Favourite Subject Was A Mountain East Of Aix-En-Provence

A

Paul Cezanne

2123
Q

Catchphrases:- You’re going to like this - not a lot.. (but you’ll like it..)

A

Paul Daniels

2124
Q

Poets:- Which French Surrealist Poet Hid In The Mental Hospital During The 2nd World War , Pretending To Be One Of The Patients

A

Paul Eluard

2125
Q

Impressionists:- Who Said ‘I Want To Establish The Right To Dare Everything’

A

Paul Gauguin

2126
Q

Impressionists:- Who Died In The Marquesas Islands In 1903

A

Paul Gauguin

2127
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Which Golfers Plane Lost Control Killing Him And The Crew

A

Payne Stewart

2128
Q

Catchphrases:- Evening all. (or Evenin’ all.)

A

PC George Dixon

2129
Q

David Lean:- Who Won An Oscar For Best Supporting Actress For A Passage To India

A

Peggy Ashcroft

2130
Q

In What Year Year Was Eric Clapton Born:- 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945

A

1945

2131
Q

American Writers:- Which American Poet And Writer Was Married To Poet Ted Hughes?

A

Sylvia Plath

2132
Q

The Renaissance:- Which Technique For Representing 3 Dimensional Space On A Flat Surface Was One Of The Key Artistic Achievements Of The Renaissance

A

Perspective

2133
Q

American Writers:- Which Author Inspired The Names Of Bands Steely Dan & Soft Machine

A

William Burroughs

2134
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Which British Comedian Died, Aged 57 in Hampstead

A

Peter Cook

2135
Q

Famous Couples:- Anne Hayes, Britt Ekland, Miranda Quarry, & Lynne Frederick Were The 4 Wives Of Which Comedian & Actor

A

Peter Sellers

2136
Q

Criminals:- Who Claimed 13 Victims In The North Of England Between 1975 & 1980

A

Peter Sutcliffe (Yorkshire Ripper)

2137
Q

Russia:- Who Ordered The Russian Nobility To Become More European By Shaving Of Their Beards

A

Peter The Great

2138
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Moved The Russian Capital From Moscow To St Petersburg

A

Peter The Great

2139
Q

American Writers:- Which Author Took A Bus Full Of Merry Pranksters On A 3 Year Bus Trip Around America Filming The Country And It’s People

A

Ken Kesey

2140
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Where were the final scenes of Indiana Jones and the Last crusade filmed?

A

Petra, Jordan

2141
Q

Famous Couples:- Ronnie Bennet Was Married To Which Famous Record Producer

A

Phil Spector

2142
Q

Elton John:- Which American City Did Elton Sing About In A 1974 Single

A

Philadelphia

2143
Q

Double Initials:- What is the full name of the central character in Dickens’s Great Expectations?

A

Phillip Pirrip

2144
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which is Thailands largest island?

A

Phuket

2145
Q

Charles Dickens:- Chapters Of Which Novel Were The First To Appear In Print

A

Pickwick Papers

2146
Q

Famous Families:- Which French Father & Son Were Respectively A Painter & A Film Director

A

Pierre Auguste Renoir & Jean Renoir

2147
Q

Impressionists:- Whose Favourite Model Was Gabrielle, His Housekeeper

A

Pierre Auguste Renoir

2148
Q

American Writers:- Which Conflict Provided The Setting For Ernest Hemmingway’s ‘For Whom The Bell Tolls’

A

Spainsh Civil War

2149
Q

The British Isles:- What Name Is Given To The Famous Prehistoric Route Between The English Channel And The Centre Of Ancient Wessex That Survives As Minor Roads Or Bridle Paths?

A

Pilgrims Way

2150
Q

Elton John:- Which Song Did Elton Sing In The Ken Russell Film Of The Who’s ‘Tommy’

A

Pinball Wizard

2151
Q

Charles Dickens:- Who Loved Estella

A

Pip In Great Expectations

2152
Q

Gave Name To:- Which Greek Philosopher Had A Non Sexual Relationship Named After Him

A

Plato

2153
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which city was destroyed by a volcanic eruption in AD 79 but still remains one of southern Italy’s major tourist attractions?

A

Pompeii

2154
Q

American Writers:- Which Crime Writers Work Includes The Big Sleep, The Lady In The Lake & The Long Goodbye

A

Raymond Chandler

2155
Q

American Writers:- Which Poets Work Includes ‘Just Give Me A Cool Drink Of Water Fore I Die’

A

Maya Angelou

2156
Q

The British Isles:- Featured In The Tv Series The Prisoner, What Is The Name Of The Italiante Welsh Village Designed By Architect Clough Williams Ellis?

A

Portmeirion

2157
Q

Birthplaces:- Charles Dickens Was Born In A Suburn Of Which Provincial Town

A

Portsmouth

2158
Q

Parks:- Which Park In New York Houses The Lefferts Homestead, One Of The Cities Oldest Buildings

A

Prospect Park

2159
Q

Famous Couples:- By Todays Standards Cleopatra’s Marriage To Mark Anthony Was Bigamous And Her First Marriage Would Have Been Frowned On Who Was Her First Husband

A

Ptolemy XIII (Her Brother)

2160
Q

Famous Europeans:- Which Italian Wrote Madame Butterfly

A

Puccini

2161
Q

London:- In Which Street did The Great Fire Of London Begin

A

Pudding Lane

2162
Q

American Writers:- Which Short Story Writer And Humorist & Illustrator Wrote Among Others My World & Welcome To It

A

James Thurber

2163
Q

Gave Name To:- What Takes It’s Name From Pyrrhus

A

Pyrric Victory

2164
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which British Monarch Said Of King Lear ‘A Strange Horrible Business But I Suppose Good Enough For Shakespear’s Day’

A

Queen Victoria

2165
Q

Childrens Books:- Who Illustrated Roald Dahl’s ‘The BFG’

A

Quentin Blake

2166
Q

Castles:- Whose Private Castle Known As San Simeon Was The Inspiration For Orson Welle’s Film Citizen Kane

A

Randolph Hearst’s Castle California

2167
Q

The Renaissance:- Who Became The Official Painter To Popes Julius II & Leo X

A

Rapheal

2168
Q

American Writers:- Which Tom Wolfe Story Was Made Into A Film By Brian De Palma Starring Tom Hanks & Bruce Willis

A

The Bonfire Of The Vanities

2169
Q

Elvis Presley:- Which label did he record for next?

A

RCA

2170
Q

American Writers:- Which Writer Moved To England In 1977 & Whose Work Includes Mother Tongue, The Lost Continent & Made In America

A

Bill Bryson

2171
Q

American Writers:- Who Created The Character Jack Ryan , Hero Of Such Stories As Patriot Games , Clear & Present Danger & The Hunt For Red October?

A

Tom Clancy

2172
Q

Dance:- What Colour Were Moira Shearers Shoes In Powell & Pressburger’s Classic Film

A

Red

2173
Q

Elton John:- Which Album Features Eltons Real Name In It’s Title

A

Reg Strikes Back, 1988

2174
Q

American Writers:- Who Has Written Under The Name Richard Bachman?

A

Stephen King

2175
Q

Capitals:- Which City Commands Spectacular Views Of The Volcano Snaefellsjokull

A

Reykjavik

2176
Q

Comediennes:- Who Played The Barmaid Carla In Cheers

A

Rhea Perlman

2177
Q

David Lean:- Who Made His Film Debut In ‘In Which We Serve’ Playing A Stoker Who Deserts His Post

A

Richard Attenborough

2178
Q

Elvis Presley:- Which United States President Made Elvis A Special Agent Of The Bureau Of Narcotics & Dangerous Drugs

A

Richard Nixon

2179
Q

Famous Couples:- Tristran Und Isolde Is An Opera By Which Composer

A

Richard Wagner

2180
Q

Capitals:- What Is The Capital Of Latvia

A

Riga

2181
Q

Mountains:- By Which City Does The Sugar Loaf Mountains Stand

A

Rio De Janeiro

2182
Q

Holiday Destinations:- And which city claims the Sugar Loaf Mountain as its main backdrop?

A

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

2183
Q

Blondes:- Which Hollywood Idol Was The ‘Body’ Of The 1940’s And 1950’s

A

Rita Hayworth

2184
Q

The British Isles:- Which River, Famed For Its Salmon, Rises In The Cairngorm Mountains & Flows East To The North Sea At Aberdeen?

A

River Dee

2185
Q

Capitals:- On The Banks Of Which River Is Lisbon

A

River Tagus

2186
Q

Poets:- To Whom Did Elizabeth Barrett Browning Address The Words ‘How Do I Love Thee , Let Me Count The Ways’

A

Robert Browning

2187
Q

New York:- Which Famous Local Resident Owns The TriBeCa Grill

A

Robert De Niro

2188
Q

American Writers:- Who Is The Most Famous Creation Of Edgar Rice Burrows

A

Tarzan

2189
Q

Double Initials:- Who directed the films Ordinary People and A River Runs Through It?

A

Robert Redford

2190
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Won An Oscar For Life Is Beautiful

A

Roberto Benigni

2191
Q

Famous Woman:- What Is Hillary Clintons Maiden Name

A

Rodham

2192
Q

Birthplaces:- Which Scientist Most Famous For The Application Of Geometry To Optics Was Born In Ilchester In 1214

A

Roger Bacon

2193
Q

Died In The 20th Century:- Whose Wife Was Killed By Charles Manson

A

Roman Polanski

2194
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Where would you be if you were throwing a lucky coin into the Trevi Fountain?

A

Rome

2195
Q

Diana:- Which US President Was A Distant Relative

A

Ronald Reagan

2196
Q

Double Initials:- Who was the 40th president of the United States?

A

Ronald Regan

2197
Q

Double Initials:- Who starred alongside Cary Grant in the film His Girl Friday?

A

Rosalind Russell

2198
Q

Comediennes:- Which US Comedienne Did Mariel Hemingway Share A Controversial Small Screen Kiss With

A

Roseanne Barr

2199
Q

Diana:- What Was Her Nickname For Camilla Parker Bowles

A

Rotweiler

2200
Q

Comediennes:- Which Tv Series Gave Goldie Hawn Her First Big Break

A

Rowan & Martins Laugh In

2201
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Tv Show Featured The Catchphrases ‘Very Interesting, But Stupid & Here Come De Judge’

A

Rowan & Martins Laugh In

2202
Q

New York:- Which Mayor Of New York City Was Awarded An Honorary Knighthood In 2001

A

Rudi Giuliani

2203
Q

POPLINE:- Then one foggy Christmas Eve, Santa came to say

A

Rudolf The Red Nosed Reindeer

2204
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Childrens Books:- Who Wrote The Just So Stories

A

Rudyard Kipling

2205
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American Writers:- Who Wrote The Maltese Falcon

A

Dashiell Hammet

2206
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Elton John:- With Whom Did Elton John Duet On ‘Don’t Go Breaking My Heart In 1994’

A

Rupaul

2207
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Criminals:- Who Was The Last Woman To Be Hanged In Britain On 13 July 1955

A

Ruth Ellis

2208
Q

David Lean:- In Which Film Did John Mills Win As Oscar For His Portrayal Of A Village Idiot

A

Ryans Daughter

2209
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American Writers:- Who Wrote The Naked & The Dead

A

Norman Mailer

2210
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Elton John:- What Was Eltons First UK Solo Number One Hit Single

A

Sacrifice / Healing Hands

2211
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Gave Name To:- What Did A Mr Sadler Open In London & Give His Name To

A

Sadler’s Wells

2212
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The British Isles:- How Was Ho Chi Min City Previously Known

A

Saigon

2213
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Name the following foods :-A very thick spicy Italian sausage, usually flavoured with garlic?

A

Salami

2214
Q

American Writers:- Who Wrote The Pulitzer Prize Winning Novel ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’

A

Harper Lee

2215
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Said ‘The Only Difference Between A Madman And Me Is I Am Not Mad’

A

Salvador Dali

2216
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Criminals:- Which Gang Boss Who Took Over Al Capones Old Chicago Territory, Was Shot Dead By Intruders At His Home In 1975

A

Sam Giancana

2217
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Famous Quotes:- Which Movie Mogul Supposedly Said ‘A Verbal Contract Isn’t Worth The Paper It’s Written On’

A

Sam Goldwyn

2218
Q

Famous Quotes:- When Asked What His Handicap Was During A Game Of Golf Who Replied ‘Im A Coloured One Eyed Jew’

A

Sammy Davis Jnr

2219
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Gave Name To:- Who Invented An International Code For Sending Messages Using Only Dots & Dashes

A

Samuel Morse

2220
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Catchphrases:- And so to bed.

A

Samuel Pepys

2221
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Poets:- Who Wrote The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner

A

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

2222
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Double Initials:- Who won the 1967 Eurovision Song Contest?

A

Sandie Shaw

2223
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POPLINE:- You better watch out, you better not cry, better not pout, I’m telling you why

A

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

2224
Q

Capitals:- Which Capital Was Founded By Pedro De Valdivia On The Banks Of The Rio Mapocho In 1541

A

Santiago De Chile

2225
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Poets:- Which Female Greek Poet Was Born On The Island Of Lesbos & Wrote ‘Love Lyrics To Women’

A

Sappho

2226
Q

American Writers:- Who Wrote The Witches Of Eastwick

A

John Updike

2227
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Islands:- On Which Of The Channel Islands Are Cars Not Permitted

A

Sark

2228
Q

Jack Lemon:- For Which 1973 Movie Did He Win His 2nd Academy Award

A

Save The Tiger

2229
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Famous Families:- From What Did The Royal Family Change It’s Name To Windsor

A

Saxe Coburg Gotha

2230
Q

Cliff Richard:- Name The Original Reverse Side Of Move It

A

Schoolboy Crush

2231
Q

Elvis Presley:- Which Guitarist & Which Bass Player Accompanied Elvis On His First Recording Session & On Many Subsequent Sessions

A

Scotty Moore & Bill Black

2232
Q

Charles Dickens:- In A Christmas Carol Who Says ‘Bah Humbug’

A

Scrooge

2233
Q

The Renaissance:- What Was Donatello’s Profession

A

Sculptor

2234
Q

Poets:- Which Nobel Prize Winning Poet Was Born In County Derry

A

Seamus Heaney

2235
Q

Public Buildings:- In Which City Is The Space Needle

A

Seattle

2236
Q

Famous Europeans:- Which 20th Century Impresario Owned A Company Called The Ballets Russes?

A

Serge Diaghilev

2237
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Famous Europeans:- Battleship Potemkin Was The Work Of Which European Film Director

A

Sergei Eisenstein

2238
Q

Famous Europeans:- Who Is The Young Spanish Number One Golfer

A

Sergio Garcier

2239
Q

Capitals:- On How Many Hills Was Rome Built

A

Seven

2240
Q

Russia:- How Many Time Zones Does The Trans Siberian Railway

A

Seven

2241
Q

Comediennes:- Shelly Long Left Cheers In 1987. What Reason Was Given In The Shows Script For The Characters Departure

A

She Left To Write A Novel

2242
Q

Cliff Richard:- Name Cliffs Hit Duet With Phil Everly

A

She Means Nothing To Me

2243
Q

Childrens Books:- What Happened To Hilaire Belloc’s Matilda

A

She Told Lies & Was Burned To Death

2244
Q

Elvis Presley:- Name the leading lady in three Elvis movies.

A

Shelley Fabares

2245
Q

Cliff Richard:- Who Had The Original Hit With Daddys Home

A

Shep & The Limelimiters

2246
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Did Sir Walter Raleigh Persuade Queen Elizabeth To Lease Him For ?260

A

Sherbourne Castle, Dorset

2247
Q

Childrens Books:- In The Jungle Book, From Whom Was Mowgli Saved From As A Baby

A

Shere Khan The Tiger

2248
Q

American Writers:- Whose Book Rosinante To The Road Again Is Set In Spain After The First World War

A

John Dos Passos

2249
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Famous Woman:- Which Co Founder Of The Social Democratic Party , Was The Partys First Elected MP

A

Shirley Williams

2250
Q

American Writers:- Whose Book The Right Stuff Deals With The Early Years Of The American Space Programme

A

Tom Wolfe

2251
Q

Jack Lemon:- In Which Film Of Stories Within A Story Does Lemmon Appear As A Grandfather Of A Boy Hit By A Car Driven By Lily Tomlin

A

Short Cuts

2252
Q

Islands:- On Which Island Is The Volcanic Mount Etna

A

Sicily

2253
Q

Poets:- Which Poets Experiences In The First World War Expressed Themselves In His Satirical Poems & His Memoirs As a Fox Hunting Man

A

Siegfried Sassoon

2254
Q

Generals:- Which Venezuelan Born General Led Columbia To Independence From Spain In 1825

A

Simon Bolivar

2255
Q

Famous Couples:- Which Famous Writer, Author Of The 2nd Sex Was The Partner Of Jean Paul Sarte

A

Simone De Beauvoir

2256
Q

Public Buildings:- Who Designed Coventry Cathedral

A

Sir Basil Spence

2257
Q

Poets:- Which Poet Laureate Was Sacked As Film Critic Of The Evening Standard

A

Sir John Betjeman

2258
Q

Gave Name To:- British Policeman Were Once Known As Peelers Why?

A

Sir Robert Peel Founder Of The Police Force

2259
Q

London:- Who Founded The Metropolitan Police

A

Sir Robert Peel

2260
Q

Double Initials:- Who assassinated Robert Kennedy?

A

Sirhan Sirhan

2261
Q

American Writers:- Whose Books Include The World According To Garp, The New Hotel Hampshire & The Cider House Rules

A

John Irving

2262
Q

Parks:- For Whom Was ‘Itchycoo Park’ A Big Hit In 1967

A

Small Faces

2263
Q

Mountains:- What Is The Name Shared By Mountains In Iceland & The Isle Of Man

A

Snaefell

2264
Q

Mountains:- Which Mountain In Great Britain Has A Railway Going To It’s Summit

A

Snowdon

2265
Q

London:- What Is Believed To Be The Derivation Of The Name Soho

A

So Hol’ A Hunting Cry

2266
Q

Comediennes:- Which Spoof Sitcom Featured Katherine Helmond As Jessica Tate

A

Soap

2267
Q

Blondes:- In Which Film Did Marilyn Star With Jack Lemmon And Tony Curtis

A

Some Like It Hot

2268
Q

Jack Lemon:- In Which Film Is Lemmons Character Purseued By A Gentleman Called Osgood E Fielding 3rd

A

Some Like It Hot

2269
Q

Elton John:- Which Other Song Was Released On The Single Candle In The Wind 97

A

Something About The Way You Look Tonight

2270
Q

Elton John:- Which Of Eltons Singles Was A Tribute To A Dispatch Rider Killed In An Accident

A

Song For Guy

2271
Q

Famous Europeans:- Which Italian Actress Became Hollywoods Sexiest Woman In 1973

A

Sophia Loren

2272
Q

Mountains:- In Which Us State Is The Rushmore Monument That Features The Faces Of 4 Us Presidents

A

South Dakota

2273
Q

New York:- What Does The Name SoHo Stand For

A

South Of Houston Street

2274
Q

American Writers:- Whose Last Book Was The Last Tycoon

A

F Scott Fitzgerald

2275
Q

Public Buildings:- Which Church Contains Napoleons Tomb

A

St Louis’s Church In The Hotel Des Invalides , Paris

2276
Q

American Writers:- Whose Thrillers Include The Osterman Weekend, The Bourne Identity & The Prometheus Deception

A

Robert Ludlum

2277
Q

Diana:- At Which London Hospital Did Diana Give Birth To Both Of Her Sons

A

St Mary’s Paddington

2278
Q

Castles:- From Which Castle Did Perkin Warbeck Start His Rebellion In 1947

A

St Michaels Mount

2279
Q

Gave Name To:- Which London Station Is Named After A Saint

A

St Pancras

2280
Q

Ireland:- Of which Church of Ireland cathedral was Jonathon Swift dean?

A

St Patrick’s Cathedral

2281
Q

Famous Couples:- In Which Building Were Prince Charles & Lady Diana Spencer Married

A

St Pauls Cathedral

2282
Q

Russia:- What City Has Been Formely Known As Both Petrograd & Leningrad

A

St Petersburg

2283
Q

Russia:- In Which Town Is The Brothers KaraMazov Set

A

Staraya Russa

2284
Q

Elton John:- What Type Of Venue Did Elton Play On His 2000 Summer Tour Of Britain

A

Stately Homes

2285
Q

New York:- Which Of New York City’s 5 Boroughs Was Formerly Called Richmond

A

Staten Island Borough

2286
Q

New York:- Which Symbol Of Freedom Designed By Frederic Auguste Bartholdi Was A Gift To The City From The French

A

Statue Of Liberty

2287
Q

POPLINE:- Baby If You’ve Got To Go Away, I Don’t Think I Can Take The Pain

A

Stay Another Day

2288
Q

POPLINE:- We Can Watch The Snow Fall For Ever And Ever, Eat Drink And Be Merry, Come Along With Me

A

Step Into Christmas

2289
Q

Elton John:- What Was The Title Of Eltons 1973 Christmas Single

A

Step Into Christmas

2290
Q

Anagram :- YETI MONKS Is An Anagram Of Which Famous Sporting Star?

A

Mike Tyson

2291
Q

Impressionists:- And Who Wrote An Entire Musical Inspired By His Painting

A

Stephen Sondheim (Sunday In The Park With George)

2292
Q

Gave Name To:- Who Gave His Name To The First Rocket

A

Stephenson

2293
Q

Diana:- Who Was Older Her Mother Or Her Step Mother

A

Stepmother

2294
Q

Famous Families:- What Are The Christian Names Of Australian Cricketers The Waugh Twins

A

Steve & Mark

2295
Q

Cliff Richard:- Who Played All The Instruments On Cliffs 1985 Single ‘She’s So Beautiful’

A

Stevie Wonder

2296
Q

Famous Britons:- Which British Actor Had To Change His Name As There Was Already A Very Famous James Stewart

A

Stewart Granger

2297
Q

Ireland:- Where is the Northern Ireland Assembley held?

A

Stormont Castle,Belfast

2298
Q

The British Isles:- Which River Forms Most Of The Boundary Between The English Counties Of Essex & Suffolk

A

Stour

2299
Q

The British Isles:- Until About 5000bc It Was A River Valley, Now The French Call It The Pas De Calais. How Is It Known In English?

A

Straits Of Dover

2300
Q

Birthplaces:- Where And When Was William Shakespeare Born

A

Stratford Upon Avon In 1564

2301
Q

Famous Families:- What Is The Name Of The Viennese Family Associated With The Waltz

A

Strauss

2302
Q

Cliff Richard:- In Which Film Did Cliff Sing Bachelor Boy

A

Summer Holiday

2303
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was Presley’s last number one in his lifetime?

A

Suspicious Minds

2304
Q

Artists:- His Wife Was Saskia , His Son Titus & His Most Famous Painting Is ‘The Night Watch’ Who Is He

A

Rembrandt Van Rijn

2305
Q

Artists:- The Culmination Of Whose Career Was ‘Las Meninas’ (1656) Which Now Hangs In The Prado?

A

Diego Velazquez

2306
Q

Birthplaces:- Archimedes Was Educated In Alexandria, But Where Was He Born

A

Syracuse, Sicily

2307
Q

Mountains:- What Is The Name Of The Flat Topped Mountain Overlooking Cape Town In South Africa

A

Table Mountain

2308
Q

Russia:- What Is The Name Of The Remote Forest Landcape Of Siberia

A

Taiga

2309
Q

Cliff Richard:- In Which Film Did Cliff Attempt To Sell ‘Brumburgers’ A Form Of Hamburger Stemming From The Midlands

A

Take Me High

2310
Q

Famous Quotes:- Which Actress Is Reported To Have Said ‘Im As Pure As The Driven Slush’

A

Tallulah Bankhead

2311
Q

Parks:- In Which Country Is Serengeti National Park

A

Tanzania

2312
Q

Artists:- What Did Michelangelo Paint On The Ceiling Of The Sistine Chapel

A

The Last Judgement

2313
Q

Artists:- Where Did Joseph Wrights Experiment On A Bird Take Place

A

An Experiment On A Bird In The Air Pump 1768

2314
Q

Holiday Destinations:- In which classical resort did D H Lawrence choose to live from 1920 to 1923?

A

Taormina, Sicily

2315
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Dance:- Which Australian Dance Spectacular , Choreographed By Dein Perry Won An Olivier Award In 1996

A

Tap Dogs

2316
Q

Artists:- Where Is The Musee Picasso

A

Paris

2317
Q

Castles:- In Which Castle Did Judge Jeffreys Hold His Bloody Assizes

A

Taunton Castle

2318
Q

Criminals:- Although Involved In Various Murders Including The St Valentines Massacre For What Was Al Capone Eventually Imprisoned

A

Tax Evation

2319
Q

Criminals:- Who Was Electrocuted In January 1989 After Murdering Between 19 & 40 People Between 1974 - 1977

A

Ted Bundy

2320
Q

Artists:- Which 18th Century Italian Artist Declined An Offer To Decorate The Royal Palace In Stockholm Because The Fee Was Too Small

A

Giovanni Tiepolo

2321
Q

The British Isles:- On Which River Is The High Force Waterfall

A

Tees

2322
Q

Artists:- Which Artist , Philosopher & Poet Worked On A New Method Of Printing In Order To Illustrate His Songs Of Innocence

A

William Blake

2323
Q

Comediennes:- Who Was Jennifer Anistons Godfather

A

Telly Savalas

2324
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which Canary Island’s main resort town is called Playa De Las Americas?

A

Tenerife

2325
Q

Famous Families:- With Which Sport Do You Associate Fred Stolle & His Son Sandon

A

Tennis

2326
Q

Elvis Presley:- In The Song Jailhouse Rock Which Instrument Is Played By Spider Murphy

A

Tenor Saxophone

2327
Q

Jack Lemon:- Who Plays Lemmons Buter In ‘How To Murder Your wife’

A

Terry Thomas

2328
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was the first single of the five he recorded for Sun Records?

A

That’s All Right Mama

2329
Q

Elvis Presley:- Which 2 Songs Were On Elvis’s First Single On The Sun Label In The USA

A

That’s Alright & Blue Moon Of Kentucky

2330
Q

The Renaissance:- In Which Century Did The Renaissance Begin

A

The 15th Century

2331
Q

New York:- What Was Transported Complete From Egypt In 1960 In Order To Become An Exhibit At The Metropolitan Museum

A

The 1st Century Temple Of Dendur

2332
Q

Artists:- Which Cities National Palace Is Decorated With A Series Of Historic Murals By Diego Rivera

A

Mexico City

2333
Q

Artists:- Which Dutch Painters Real Name Was ‘Jerome Van Aken’

A

Hieronymus Bosch

2334
Q

London:- To Which Reformer Is Eros In Piccadilly A Tribute

A

The 7th Earl Of Shaftsbury

2335
Q

Criminals:- Hanged At Wandsworth Prison In 1949 For Killing Six People By What Pseudonym Was John George Haigh Better Known

A

The Acid Bath Murderer

2336
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Served As The European Headquarters Of The Nasrid Dynasty For Over 250 Years

A

The Alhambra Canada

2337
Q

New York:- Which Indian Tribe Were The Original Inhabitants Of Manhattan

A

The Alonquin Indians

2338
Q

Cliff Richard:- What Was The Name Of Cliffs 1987 Euro Tour

A

The Always Guaranteed Tour

2339
Q

Rivers:- The Putumayo, The Purus & Madeira are three of the many tributaries of which great south american river

A

The Amazon

2340
Q

New York:- In The Gay Spa Of Which Hotel Was Bette Midler Discovered

A

The Ansonia

2341
Q

Jack Lemon:- In Which Film Does He Play Insurance Clerk C C Baxter

A

The Apartment

2342
Q

David Lean:- What Part Did Anthony Newley Play In Oliver Twist

A

The Arful Dodger

2343
Q

Rivers:- On Which River Do The Cities Of Florence And Pisa Stand

A

The Arno

2344
Q

Rivers:- The Mackenzie river in Canada’s Northwest Territories Flows North Into The Beaufort Sea, What Does It Cross Along The Way

A

The Artic Circle

2345
Q

Mountains:- Which Mountain Range Spans Northern Moroco , Algeria & Tunisia

A

The Atlas Mountains

2346
Q

Dance:- When Judy Garland Dropped Out Which Film Gave Ginger Rogers The Chance To Star With Fred Astaire One Last Time

A

The Barkleys Of Broadway

2347
Q

Elvis Presley:- Whom Did Elvis Receive As Guests At His Beverley Hills Home On 27 August 1965

A

The Beatles

2348
Q

Famous Woman:- What Major Event Of 1936 Was Documented By German Film Maker Leni Riefenstahl

A

The Berlin Olympics

2349
Q

Cliff Richard:- What Was Cliffs 100th Single

A

The Best Of Me, 1989

2350
Q

Artists:- Which Famous Artist Was Married To Diego Rivera

A

Frida Kahlo

2351
Q

Gave Name To:- What Was Named After Mr Biro

A

The Biro Pen

2352
Q

The Renaissance:- Whose Birth In A Shell Was Depicted By Botticelli

A

The Birth Of Venus (1485)

2353
Q

Parks:- What Is The Name Of The Only Real Park In Florence, Italy

A

The Boboli Gardens

2354
Q

Artists:- Which Famous Couples Personal Collection Did Much To Bring The Work Of Cezanne , Renoir & Matisse Into The Public Eye

A

Leo & Gurtrude Stein

2355
Q

Famous Families:- Pope Alexander Vi Who Died In 1503 Was A Member Of Which Family

A

The Borgias

2356
Q

Criminals:- By What Name Was Albert De Salvo Better Known

A

The Boston Strangler

2357
Q

London:- The Author Henry Fielding Established 6 Volunteer ‘Thief Takers’ That Became The Prototype For The British Police Force, By What Name Were They Known

A

The Bow Street Runners

2358
Q

David Lean:- What Took 8 Months To Plan And Build , Required 45 Elephants To Drag 1500 Tree Trunks Into Place & Stood 90ft High & 245 ft Wide

A

The Bridge In The Bridge On The River Kwai

2359
Q

The British Isles:- Which Feature Of The East Of England Was Caused By The Flooding Of Medieval Peat Diggings

A

The Broads

2360
Q

Childrens Books:- Who Originally Wrote Down The Tale Of Snow White

A

The Brothers Grimm

2361
Q

Famous Families:- Which American Family Was Based On The ‘Til Death Us Do Part’ Garnett Family & Featured Carol O Connor As Archie

A

The Bunkers

2362
Q

Famous Woman:- With Which Political Movement Is The Name Emmeline Pankhurst Associated

A

The Campaign For Universal Suffrage

2363
Q

Artists:- Which Famous Erotic Work By Fragonard Is Exhibited In The Wallace Collection In London

A

The Lady On The Swing

2364
Q

New York:- In Which Hotel Did Sid Vicious Die

A

The Chelsea

2365
Q

Jack Lemon:- In Which Film Does He Play An Engineer Whose Quick Thinking Averts A Catastrophe

A

The China Syndrome

2366
Q

Public Buildings:- Which Is The Largest Palace InThe World

A

The Chinese Imperial Palace (178 Acres)

2367
Q

London:- Who Heard London Calling In 1979

A

The Clash

2368
Q

Rivers:- Which River Flows Through The Grand Canyon

A

The Colorado

2369
Q

Artists:- Which Famous Statue Was Found On The Island Of Melos & Signed By Andros Of Antioch

A

Venus De Milo

2370
Q

Artists:- Which French Artist Is Best Known For Repeatedly Painting His Wife In A Bath Tub

A

Pierre Bonnard

2371
Q

New York:- During The 1930’s , What Was The Most Famous Club In Harlem

A

The Cotton Club

2372
Q

The Renaissance:- Leonardo Da Vinci & Michelangelo Were Simultaneously Employed To Decorate Different Parts Of Which Room

A

The Council Chamber In The Palazzo Vecchio, Florence

2373
Q

New York:- Outside Which Building Was John Lennon Shot

A

The Dakota

2374
Q

Gave Name To:- What Piece Of Mining Safety Equipment Was Invented By Sir Humphrey Davy

A

The Davy Lamp

2375
Q

Cliff Richard:- What Were The Shadows Formely Called

A

The Drifters

2376
Q

Famous Quotes:- On Learning That He Was Described As An Irishman Because He Was Born In Dublin Said ‘Being Born In A Stable Does Not Make A Man A Horse’

A

The Duke Of Wellington

2377
Q

Mountains:- Which Mountain In The Swiss Alps Is Featured In A Clint Eastwood Film

A

The Eiger

2378
Q

New York:- Which Film Features In The Finale Of The Film King Kong

A

The Empire State Building

2379
Q

Ireland:- What is the currency of Ireland?

A

The Euro

2380
Q

Islands:- By What Name Do We Know The Islands That Spanish Speaking Nations Call The Islas Malvinas

A

The Falkland Islands

2381
Q

Artists:- Which French Artist Was Exhibited At The Louvre In 1961The First Time A Living Artist Had Received Such An Accolade

A

Georges Braque

2382
Q

Catchphrases:- Correctomundo

A

The Fonz

2383
Q

Gave Name To:- To What Did Dick Fosbury Lend His Name

A

The Fosbury Flop

2384
Q

Charles Dickens:- It Was The Best Of Times It Was The Worst Of Times When Were The Times

A

The French Revolution - Lines From (A Tale Of 2 Cities)

2385
Q

Artists:- Which German Painter Was Burgomeister Of Wittenburg & Specialized In Both Erotic Nudes & Biblical Woodcuts

A

Lucas Cranach The Elder

2386
Q

Ireland:- What does the word Cork mean?

A

The Gaelic for Cork ‘Corcaigh’ means marshy

2387
Q

Artists:- Which Great German Engraver & Painter Decorated The Altar At His Home Town Of Nuremberg

A

Albrecht Durer

2388
Q

Gave Name To:- Which Building Was Named After David Garrick

A

The Garrick Theatre

2389
Q

Gave Name To:- What Did Richard Jordan Gatling Invent

A

The Gatling Gun

2390
Q

Artists:- Which Italian Artist Of The 17th Century Is Best Known For His Homoerotic Still Lifes

A

Michelangelo Da Caravaggio

2391
Q

Gave Name To:- What Was Named After Martha Graham

A

The Graham Technique

2392
Q

Parks:- What Is The Worlds Largest Marine Park

A

The Great Barrier Reef National Park

2393
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which tourist attraction is the only living structure visible from outer space?

A

The Great Barrier Reef

2394
Q

Artists:- Which Leading Pointillist Used His Technique To Paint Women Haymaking

A

Camile Pissaro

2395
Q

Capitals:- Where Is The Capital Of The Netherlands

A

The Hague

2396
Q

David Lean:- Which Film Follows The Lives Of A Lower Middle Class London Family In The Period Between The 2 World Wars

A

The Happy Breed

2397
Q

New York:- In Which Building Was The Worlds First Working Elevator Installed In 1857

A

The Haughwout Building

2398
Q

Russia:- What Is The Name Of The State Museum In St Petersburg

A

The Hermitage

2399
Q

Parks:- The Construction Of Which Dam Almost Destroyed Yosemite National Park

A

The Hetch Hetchy Dam

2400
Q

Elvis Presley:- What name did Presley use in addition to his own at the beginning of his career?

A

The Hillbilly Cat

2401
Q

Childrens Books:- What Is Bilbo Baggins Better Known As

A

The Hobbit

2402
Q

Famous Quotes:- What Did Politician & Broadcaster Austin Mitchell Describe As An Ermine Lined Dustbin, An Upmarket Geriatric Home With A Faint Smell Of Urine

A

The House Of Lords

2403
Q

Rivers:- Which Rivers Flow On The East And West Of Manhattan Island

A

The Hudson & The East River

2404
Q

Rivers:- Which River Is Spanned By Britain’s Longest Suspension Bridge

A

The Humber

2405
Q

Capitals:- What Was The Earliest Inhabited Part Of Paris

A

The Ile De La Cite

2406
Q

Catchphrases:- Does my bum look big in this?

A

The Insecure Woman

2407
Q

Elvis Presley:- What Was The Name Of Elvis’s Backing Group

A

The Jordanaires

2408
Q

Capitals:- What Is The Name Of The Israeli Parliment

A

The Knesset

2409
Q

Artists:- Which Other Artist Did Van Gogh Live From October Til His Breakdown In December 1888

A

Gauguin

2410
Q

Rivers:- On Which River Does Belfast Stand

A

The Lagan

2411
Q

Artists:- Which Retaurant In Notting Hill Gate Features Models DNA By Damien Hurst

A

The Pharmacy

2412
Q

Artists:- Which Revolutionary Surrealist Short Was Salvadore Dali’s First Film

A

Un Chien Andalou

2413
Q

London:- Which Famous Central London Landmarks did Sir Edwin Landseer Design

A

The Lions In Trafalgar Square

2414
Q

The Renaissance:- In Which Part Of France Are Most Of The Renaissance Chateaux

A

The Loire Valley

2415
Q

The Renaissance:- In Which Museum Is Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa

A

The Louvre, Paris

2416
Q

Parks:- What Is The Largest Urban Park In The World

A

The Maiden In Calcutta India

2417
Q

Islands:- Which Group Of Islands Lies Approximately 300 Miles Southwest Of India

A

The Maldives

2418
Q

Artists:- Which Swiss Sculptor Elongated Models Of People Allegedly Stemmed From Problems With His Eyesight

A

Alberto Giacometti

2419
Q

Childrens Books:- Who Used The Doormouse As A Pillow At The Mad Hatters Tea Party

A

The March Hare & The Hatter

2420
Q

Famous Families:- Which Famous Silver Screen Act Made Their Debut In The Cocoanuts In 1929

A

The Marx Brothers

2421
Q

Mountains:- By What Name Do Most Of Us Know The Peak The French Call Mount Cervin & The Italians Monte Cervino

A

The Matterhorn

2422
Q

Poets:- Of Whom Are The Seasons Of Mist & Mellow Fruitfulness A Close Bosom Friend

A

The Maturing Sun - To Autumn John Keats

2423
Q

The Renaissance:- Which Family Of Bankers Dominated Florence During The Renaissance

A

The Medici Family

2424
Q

Famous Families:- Which Family Were Grand Dukes Of Tuscany From 1569 To 1737

A

The Medics

2425
Q

Rivers:- Which River Rises In Tibet And Flows Through China, Burma, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, And Vietnam Before Reaching The South China Sea

A

The Mekong

2426
Q

Public Buildings:- Where Is The Largest Hotel In The World

A

The MGM Grand Hotel , Las Vegas 5009 Rooms

2427
Q

London:- Which Wobbly London Landmark Was Designed By Sir Norman Foster

A

The Millenium Bridge

2428
Q

Rivers:- Which River Featured In The Musical ShowBoat

A

The Mississippi

2429
Q

Parks:- Which Park In Spain Houses The Joan Miro Foundation

A

The Montjuic

2430
Q

Charles Dickens:- On Which Newspaper Did Dickens First Get A Full Time Job As A Journalist

A

The Morning Chronicle

2431
Q

Artists:- Whose Bigger Splash Takes Place In A Swimming Pool In California

A

David Hockney

2432
Q

Rivers:- Which Australian River Forms Most Of The Border Between New South Wales & Victoria

A

The Murray

2433
Q

Artists:- Whose Progress Did William Hogarth Chart In Eight Etchings In 1735

A

A Rakes Progress

2434
Q

Australia:- Australia Produces Over 90% Of One Of The Earth’s Semi Precious Stones Which One

A

Opal

2435
Q

Public Buildings:- Which Buildings Proposed Extension Did Prince Charles Describe As A Great Carbuncle

A

The National Gallery

2436
Q

Ireland:- What is Ireland’s only native toad?

A

The Natterjack

2437
Q

Rivers:- On Which River Does Inverness Stand

A

The Ness

2438
Q

Australia:- How Many Time Zones Are There Within Australia

A

Three

2439
Q

London:- Which Animal Was The Cause Of The Great Plague Of 1665

A

The Norwegian Brown Rat

2440
Q

The British Isles:- What Is The Most Famous Landmark On The Second Largest Of The Orkney Islands

A

The Old Man Of Hoy

2441
Q

Public Buildings:- When Sir Lawrence Olivier Founded The National Theatre Company, Where Did It Perform

A

The Old Vic

2442
Q

Birthplaces:- Where Was The Birthplace Of The Idea Of Parliment

A

The Oldest Known Parliament Was At Althing Near Thingvellir, Iceland

2443
Q

Famous Families:- Which Musical Family Rose To Fame On Andy Williams Tv Shows & Had Ten UK Hits Between 1972 & 1976

A

The Osmonds

2444
Q

Jack Lemon:- Which Neil Simon Comedy Pairs Jack Lemmon With Sandy Dennis In A Disaster-Prone Trip To New York

A

The Out Of Towners

2445
Q

Public Buildings:- Which Famous Restaurant Is Housed Inside Grand Central Station

A

The Oyster Bar

2446
Q

Australia:- In 1866 Where Did Mother Mary MacKillop Establish The First School In Australia For All Children Regardless Of Race Or Income

A

Penola, South Australia

2447
Q

Famous Families:- Which Tv Series Launched The Career Of David Cassidy

A

The Partidge Family

2448
Q

Rivers:- Into Which Body Of Water Do The Tigris And The Euphrates Flow

A

The Persian Gulf

2449
Q

Australia:- In 1974 How Many Of Darwins 8,000 Homes Were Destroyed By Cyclone Tracy

A

7,500

2450
Q

Parks:- What Is The Largest Enclosed Public Park In Europe

A

The Phoenix Park Dublin

2451
Q

The Renaissance:- What Was The Title Of Niccolo Machiavelli’s Famous Book Published In 1532

A

The Prince

2452
Q

How Are:- Carmit Bachar, Ashley Roberts, Nicole Scherzinger, Jessica Sutta, Melody Thornton And Kimberly Wyattt - Collectively Known

A

The Pussycat dolls

2453
Q

Mountains:- In Which Mountain Range Does The Country Of Andorra Lie

A

The Pyranees

2454
Q

Public Buildings:- What Is The Most Common Pub Name In Britain

A

The Red Lion

2455
Q

Australia:- Melbourne Is Situated On The Banks Of Which River

A

The Yarra

2456
Q

Rivers:- Which River Forms The Border between Mexico & Texas

A

The Rio Grande

2457
Q

Ireland:- Which limestone outcrop was the seat of the Munster kings from the 4th to the 12th centuries?

A

The Rock of Cashel

2458
Q

New York:- What Was The First Complex In The World To Integrate Offices With Shops & Entertainment

A

The Rockafeller Centre

2459
Q

Mountains:- In Which Mountain Range Is The Ski Resort Of Aspen

A

The Rocky Mountains

2460
Q

Australia:- What Are The Highest Water Falls In Australia

A

The Wollomombi Falls New South Wales

2461
Q

London:- Which Hall Of Arts & Science Was Built With The Profits Of The Great Exhibition Of 1851

A

The Royal Albert Hall

2462
Q

Russia:- Why Is Red Square So Called

A

The Russian Word For Red Is The Same As Beautiful It Has Nothing To Do With Communism

2463
Q

Australia:- What Does Wagga Wagga Mean

A

Aborigine For Crow

2464
Q

The British Isles:- In Which Desert Does The Mauritania Lie

A

The Sahara Desert

2465
Q

Ireland:- Which Irish hotel employed Aloys Hitler, Adolf’s half brother as a wine waiter?

A

The Shelbourne Hotel,Dublin

2466
Q

Comediennes:- Julie Kavner Is The Voice Of Marge In Which Cartoon Series

A

The Simpsons

2467
Q

The Renaissance:- The Decoration Of Which Chapel Ceiling Was Commissioned By Pope Julias II In 1508

A

The Sistine Chapel

2468
Q

Australia:- What Is The Aborigine Name For Ayers Rock

A

Ulhuru

2469
Q

Islands:- The Scene Of One Of The Pacific Battles During The Second World War, In Which Group Of Islands Is Guadalcanal

A

The Soloman Islands

2470
Q

David Lean:- For Which Film Did Ralph Richardson Win The New York Film Critics Award As Best Actor, Playing The Part Of An Aircraft Manufacturer

A

The Sound Barrier

2471
Q

Australia:- What Is The Capital Of South Australia

A

Adelaide

2472
Q

Ireland:- Which Irish word,meaning ‘Chief’ is used for the Irish Prime Minister?

A

The Taoiseach

2473
Q

Catchphrases:- I’ll be back..

A

The Terminator

2474
Q

London:- Londons First Playhouse Was Built In East London By James Burbage In 1576 Whaat Was It Called

A

The Theatre

2475
Q

Parks:- Which Park In Berlin Houses Both The Zoo & A Memorial To Rosa Luxemburg

A

The Tiegarten

2476
Q

Gave Name To:- What Did Marconi Give His Name To

A

The Transmitter

2477
Q

Rivers:- Through Which Country Does The River Dnieper Flow Before It Reaches The Black Sea

A

The Ulkraine

2478
Q

Russia:- Which Mountain Range Marks The Divide Between Europe & Asian Siberia

A

The Urals

2479
Q

The Renaissance:- Renaissance Means ‘Rebirth’ To Whose Values Did It’s Followers Wan to Return

A

The Values Of Greco-Roman Antiquity

2480
Q

Parks:- Which Park In Rome Is Situated In The Palace Garden Of It’s Most Notorious Family

A

The Villa Borghese

2481
Q

Russia:- Which Russian River Is The Longest In Europe

A

The Volga

2482
Q

Australia:- What Is The Capital Of Tasmania

A

Hobart

2483
Q

Gave Name To:- What Did The Duke Of Windsor Give His Name To

A

The Windsor Knot

2484
Q

Australia:- What Is The Largest Sand Island In The World

A

Fraser Island , Queensland

2485
Q

Elvis Presley:- Prior To His Posthumous Number One ‘Way Down’ What Was Elvis’s Last UK Chart Topping Single

A

The Wonder Of You

2486
Q

Rivers:- At Nearly 4,000 Miles Asia’s Longest River Is The Chang Jiang By What Name Is It Better Known In The West

A

The Yang Tze

2487
Q

Australia:- What Is The Name Of Sydneys Bohemian Quarter

A

Kings Cross

2488
Q

Cliff Richard:- Who Recorded A New Hit Version Of Living Doll In 1986

A

The Young Ones

2489
Q

Famous Britons:- In Terms Of Their Names What Do Paul McCartney & Harold Wilson Have In Common

A

Their First Name Is James

2490
Q

Jack Lemon:- What Do The Jack Lemmon Movies some Like It Hot , The Apartment, Irma La Douce, The Fortune Cookie, Avanti, The Front Page & Buddy Buddy All Have In Common

A

They Were All directed By Billy Wilder

2491
Q

London:- Who Founded The London Library

A

Thomas Carlyle (Waited 2 hours book)

2492
Q

Gave Name To:- Who Originally Gave Their Name To The Toilet

A

Thomas Crapper

2493
Q

Childrens Books:- In The Tintin Books, What Are The 2 Identical Policeman Called

A

Thompson & Thompson

2494
Q

Russia:- How Many Catherals Are There Inside The Kremlin

A

Three

2495
Q

Australia:- What Sport Is Played By The West Coast Eagles & Essendon Bombers

A

Australian Rules Football

2496
Q

Impressionists:- In Roberts Altmans 1990 Film Who Played Vincent Van Gough

A

Tim Roth

2497
Q

Cliff Richard:- In Which Dave Clark Musical Hit Did Cliff Star Between 1986 -1987

A

Time

2498
Q

Famous Couples:- He Was Once A British Monarch She Once Ran A Hote l, Which Famous Couple

A

Timothy West & Prunella Scales

2499
Q

Castles:- In Which Castle Did King Arthur Live With Queen Guinevere

A

Tintagel

2500
Q

Australia:- What Year Was Sydney Opera House Completed

A

1973

2501
Q

Public Buildings:- Why Was The Eiffel Tower Built

A

To Celebrate 100th Anniversay Of The French Revolution

2502
Q

Public Buildings:- For What Pupose Was Crystal Palace Constructed

A

To House The Great Exhibition Of 1851

2503
Q

Which Famous Book Begins With The Line:- When He Was Nearly Thirteen My Brother Jem Got His Arm Badly Broken At The Elbow

A

To Kill A Mockingbird

2504
Q

Rivers:- Which Asian Capital City’s Airport Is Built At The Mouth Of The Tama-Gawa

A

Tokio

2505
Q

Australia:- Where Did Captain Cook Set Foot On Australian Soil

A

Botany Bay

2506
Q

Australia:- Where Is Australia’s Parliament House

A

Canberra

2507
Q

Famous Couples:- Who Are Actress Jamie Lee Curtis Famous Parents

A

Tony Curtis & Janet Leigh

2508
Q

Jack Lemon:- Who Played Lemmons Role Of Felix Ungar In ‘The Odd Couple’ Tv Series

A

Tony Randall

2509
Q

Poets:- Which Romantic Italian Poet Became The Subject Of A Play By Goethe?

A

Torquato Tasso

2510
Q

Famous Woman:- What Did Russian Valentina Tereshkova Become The First Woman To Do In 1963

A

Travel In Space

2511
Q

Diana:- Who Survived The Car Crash

A

Trevor Rees Jones

2512
Q

Islands:- Which Island Is Larger Trinidad Or Tobago

A

Trinidad

2513
Q

Ireland:- Which Dublin building was founded by Queen Elizabeth I and houses the Book of Kells?

A

Trinity College, Dublin

2514
Q

Elvis Presley:- What was his job when Sam Phillips, the head of Sun records, asked Presley to join musicians Scotty Moore and Bill Black in his recording studio?

A

Truck driver

2515
Q

Capitals:- Which Modern Capital Is Built On The Site Of Ancient Carthage

A

Tunis

2516
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Where is Sidi Bou Said?

A

Tunisia

2517
Q

Elvis Presley:- Where Was Elvis Presley born?

A

Tupelo, Mississippi

2518
Q

Elvis Presley:- In Which Town Was Elvis Born On 8 January 1935

A

Tupelo, Mississippi

2519
Q

Mountains:- In Which Country Is Mount Ararat

A

Turkey

2520
Q

Famous Britons:- What Was The Surname Of The Artist Whose Forenames Were Joseph Mallord William

A

Turner

2521
Q

Australia:- Which Famous Australian Author Wrote ‘Oscar & Lucinda’

A

Peter Carey

2522
Q

Australia:- Which Famous Australian Model Appeared In The Opening Ceremony Of The Sydney Olympic Games

A

Elle McPherson

2523
Q

Australia:- Which Famous Australian Pop Singer Once Had An On Screen Wedding To Jason Donovan

A

Kylie Minogue

2524
Q

Catchphrases:- Be all that you can be.

A

US Army

2525
Q

Birthplaces:- Which Author Of The Garden Party And Audience Later Became The President Of His Native Country

A

Vaclav Havel

2526
Q

Comediennes:- And Who Played Rhoda Herself

A

Valerie Harper

2527
Q

Islands:- Which Island Lies Of The West Coast Of Mainland Canada Just Over The Border Of The United States

A

Vancouvar Island

2528
Q

Australia:- Which National Park Features Natural Landmarks Called London Bridge & The 12 Aostles

A

Port Cambell National Park

2529
Q

Rivers:- From Which South American Country Does The Orinoco Flow Into The Atlantic

A

Venezuela

2530
Q

Holiday Destinations:- In which country are the Angel Falls?

A

Venezuela

2531
Q

In What Year Year Was Eric Clapton Born:- 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945

A

1945

2532
Q

Holiday Destinations:- Which city contains the Rialto district?

A

Venice

2533
Q

David Lean:- Which Italian City Is The Setting For The 1955 Film Summertime

A

Venice

2534
Q

Australia:- Which Penal Settlement Was Home To 12,500 Convicts & Connected To Tasmania By A Strip Land Known As Eaglehawk Neck

A

Port Arthur

2535
Q

David Lean:- What Is The Name Of The Actor Who Plays The Part Of Dr Aziz In A Passage To India

A

Victor Bannerjee

2536
Q

Diana:- Who designed Her Dress When She Danced With John Travolta

A

Victor Edelstein

2537
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Said On Being Refused Entry To An Exclusive Golf Club ‘I Am Not An Actor & I Have The Press Cuttings To Prove It’

A

Victor Mature

2538
Q

Catchphrases:- I Don’t Believe It

A

Victor Meldrew

2539
Q

Impressionists:- Which Impressionist Painter, According To Don Mclean, Painted His ‘Palette Blue & Grey’

A

Vincent Van Gough

2540
Q

Australia:- Which Valley Is The Vineyard Of The Nation

A

Barossa Valley

2541
Q

Russia:- Which Pacific City Is Known As The San Francisco Of Russia

A

Vladivostock

2542
Q

Australia:- Which Wildlife Park Was Used To Film Crocodile Dundee

A

Yarrawonga Wildlife Park

2543
Q

Famous Quotes:- Who Is Credited With ‘A Woman Drove Me To Drink And I Never Had The Courtesy To Thank Her’

A

W C Fields

2544
Q

Poets:- Who Wrote The Poem Which Was Read At The Funeral In The Movie ‘4 Weddings & A Funeral’

A

W H Auden

2545
Q

Australia:- Who Discovered Darwin Harbour

A

The First Officer Of Hms Beagle, Who Named It After Charles Darwin

2546
Q

POPLINE:- Im Holding Very Tight, I’m Riding In The Midnight Blue

A

Walking In The Air

2547
Q

New York:- What Was The Name Of The City’s Original Defensive Moat

A

Wall Street

2548
Q

Castles:- Which Parks Central Attraction Is Cinderella’s Castle

A

Walt Disney World Florida

2549
Q

Jack Lemon:- Which Actor Received An Oscar Nomination For The 1971 Movie ‘Kotch’ Directed By Jack Lemmon

A

Walter Matthau

2550
Q

Jack Lemon:- With Which Actor Does He Share An Apartment In ‘The Odd Couple’

A

Walter Matthau

2551
Q

Impressionists:- Which English Artist Worked In Paris With Degas But Came Home To Form The Camden Town Group From His Studio In Fitzroy Square

A

Walter Sickert

2552
Q

Ireland:- Which port city in Ireland is most famous for it’s crystal factory?

A

Waterford

2553
Q

Cliff Richard:- Name Cliffs Biggest Selling Single Worldwide

A

We Don’t Talk Anymore

2554
Q

Gave Name To:- What Did Sir Arthur Wellesley Have Named After Him

A

Wellington Boots

2555
Q

Charles Dickens:- Where Is Charles Dickens Actually Buried

A

Westminster Abbey

2556
Q

Elton John:- On Which John Lennon Single Did Elton Guest On Piano & Backing Vocals

A

Whatever Gets You Through The Night

2557
Q

POPLINE:- A ray of hope flickers in the sky, a tiny star lights up way up high, all across the land dawns a brand new morn

A

When A Child Is Born

2558
Q

POPLINE:- ‘Where the treetops glisten and children listen to hear sleigh bells in the snow’’

A

White Christmas

2559
Q

Childrens Books:- What Is Obelix’s Favourite Food

A

Wild Boar

2560
Q

Diana:- With What Sportsman Was She Linked

A

Will Carling

2561
Q

Birthplaces:- Which Novelist Born In Ghana Wrote An ‘Ice Cream War’

A

William Boyd

2562
Q

David Lean:- Which Actor Received 10% Of The Gross Box Office Takings On Top Of His Salary For ‘Bridge On The River Kwai’

A

William Holden

2563
Q

London:- Which Famous Pklaywright Was A Shareholder & A Player At The Globe Theatre

A

William Shakespeare

2564
Q

Famous Britons:- Who Left To His Wife His 2nd Best Bed

A

William Shalespeare

2565
Q

Generals:- During The American Civil War Who Organised The March To The Sea Through Georgia

A

William Sherman

2566
Q

London:- Who Built The Tower Of London

A

William The Conqueror In 1066

2567
Q

Double Initials:- Who directed the 1946 Oscar-winning film The Best Years Of Our Lives?

A

William Wyler

2568
Q

Childrens Books:- Who Owned Roald Dahl’s Chocalate Factory

A

Willy Wonka

2569
Q

Childrens Books:- Pink Floyd’s First Album ‘The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn’ Was Named After A Chapter In Which Childrens Classic

A

Wind In The Willows

2570
Q

Castles:- Which Castle Holds An annual Service For The Knights Of The Garter

A

Windsor Castle

2571
Q

Famous Britons:- Which Prime Minister Won The Nobel Prize For Literature

A

Winston Churchill

2572
Q

POPLINE:- Sleigh bells ring, are you list’nin’? In the lane snow is glist’nin’

A

Winter Wonderland

2573
Q

Generals:- Who Died In A Plane Accident, Probably Due To Sabotage, In 1943

A

Wladyslaw Sikorski

2574
Q

Elvis Presley:- Which Elvis Song Was Based On A German Folk Song ‘Muss Ich Denn Zum Stadtele Hinaus’

A

Wooden Heart

2575
Q

Russia:- What Is A Soviet

A

Workers Council

2576
Q

Mountains:- Why Would It Be Incorrect To Describe This Mountain As Mount FujiYama

A

Yama Means Mountain So It Should Be Mount Fuji

2577
Q

Russia:- In Which Town Were Tsar Nicholas II & His Family Executed During The Russian Revolution

A

Yekaterinburg

2578
Q

Parks:- Which Was The First Designated National Park In The USA

A

Yellowstone

2579
Q

The British Isles:- Ripon Is The Tourist Centre For Which National Park

A

Yorkshire Dales

2580
Q

Rivers:- On Which River Would You Find The Victoria Falls & The Kariba Damn

A

Zambesi

2581
Q

Blondes:- Who Is Princess Anne’s Daughter

A

Zara Phillips

2582
Q

Double Initials:- Who scored twice for France in the 1988 World Cup Final?

A

Zinedine Zidane