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ANYTHING GOES
The title of which TV show is based on a reference book first published in 1858 and today in its 42nd edition?

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Grey’s Anatomy

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SCIENCE & TECH
In 1993 the International Astronomical Union approved the naming of asteroids for John Cleese, Eric Idle, and the other four members of which comedy troupe?

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Monty Python

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Which word is derived from the name of a mythic Greek king whose afterlife punishment is to be forever near food and drink he cannot reach?

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Tantalizing

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ARTS & CULTURE
In a single year (1819), which poet composed six of his famous odes, including “Ode to a Nightingale” and “Ode on a Grecian Urn”?

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John Keats

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Who was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for helping end the Russo-Japanese War

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Theodore Roosevelt

and a Congressional Medal of Honor for fighting in the Spanish-American War?

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GEOGRAPHY
Which country is named for a Venezuelan freedom fighter who liberated it from Spain?

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Bolivia

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BIOGRAPHIES
In 1969 he broadcast for 27 out of 30 consecutive hours covering which event?

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Walter Cronkite

Apollo 11 Moon landing

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ANIMALS & NATURE
With the largest wingspan among existing birds, which animal can glide for several hundred miles without a single wing flap?

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Albatross

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MONEY & NUMBERS
On the U.S. one-dollar bill, an eagle represents war and peace by holding the what

Musket

Dynamite

Sword
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olive branch in its right talon and Arrows in its left

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Actor Jason Statham was a British national athlete for 12 years in which sport?

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Diving

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Which writer authored over 500 books and, according to his brother, answered nearly 90,000 letters?

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Issac Azimov

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Which prop from the 1997 film “Titanic” sold at auction for over $700,000 in 2024?

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The floating door

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What damaged the fingers on the right hand of the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro?

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Lightning strike

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Which country’s politician is the only person to have refused the Nobel Peace Prize?

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Vietnam

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During a Seattle show in her tour what singers fans made the seismic activity of a 2.3 magnitude earthquake

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Taylor Swift eras tour
The Taylor Swift shows at Seattle’s lumen Field drew 144,000 fans over two nights

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Opposite of a conductor in terms of electricity

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Insulator
All metals are conductors to varying degrees

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In 2025 Texas lieutenant governor Dan Patrick propose renaming what dish in honor of his home state

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New York strip
Patrick claims that the dish should be named after Texas since Texas leads nation with 12.2 million heads of cattle

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This Director, based his 1994 movie Clerks on his experience working at what type of store

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Convenience store Smith worked at Quickstop Groceries is still operating in Leonardo New Jersey.

Kevin Smith

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How many of earths active volcanoes are underwater?

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Most
about 75% of our volcanoes are underwater, and most of them are along the ring of fire encircling the pacific

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Finish around 1455 what was the first book created using the Gutenberg press?

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The Bible
there are still about 40 copies of the Gutenberg Bible in existence

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The name of this bodybuilding title was inspired by a beer of all things

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Mr. Olympia for Olympia beer

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Pilsner originated in this European republic that some consider the most beer drinking nation on earth

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Czech Republic

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The small town of kralendijk is the capital of this Caribbean island the B of the ABC territories of the Netherlands
Crawl in dike

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Bonaire

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Anagrammed job titles
Problem solver :
Thematic mania

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Mathematician

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Anagrammed job titles Rock critic : Gigolo set Jig uh low
Geologist
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Anagrammed job titles Java man : air tabs
Barista
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Anagrammed job titles Beast Mounter : timid extras
Taxidermist
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Anagrammed job titles Edifice planner : tire catch
Architect
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Chapter 10 of the hounds of the Baskerville is an extract from the diary of this man
Watson kept the diary not Sherlock Holmes
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Four main ingredients in beer
water hops yeast Malt - Germinated barley grain beers, main source of sugar
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She was born in the Florida panhandle, and at school in Gainesville was named sweetheart of Sigma chi Kai
Faye dunaway
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This body shaping brand began former Disney World employee. Sarah Blakely had the idea to cut the feet off her pantyhose.
Spanx
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Florida naturally produces a share of astronauts like Nicole Stot who took the last flight home from the ISS aboard one of these
Space shuttle
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Andros Island in the Bahamas sit alongside one of the world‘s largest of these over 120 miles long and a scuba divers paradise
Coral reef
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In 2016 President Obama traveled to this Caribbean nation the first visit by a sitting US president in nearly 90 years
Cuba
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Live and let die high chapter 2 is an interview with this letter perfect head honcho
M
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A charming chapter 4 is entitled in which this animal loses a tail and who finds one
E or
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Betty May Jumper from, Indiantown was the first female head of this tribe of Florida
Seminoles
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Chapter 6 of the wind in the Willow, is named for this character who gets hustled away from taking a wild ride in a car
Mr. toad
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Feminist activist Roxcy O’Neill Bolton of coral Gables was the driving force behind making August 26 this annual day
Women’s equality day
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This kid who deals with Olympians is the eye in chapter 1 : I accidentally vaporize my pre-algebra teacher
Percy Jackson
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This popular 400 year-old Dutch brand of beer is known for his distinctive green bottle with a swing top cap
Grolsch Groul shh Stella artois is Belgian
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After being honored at the 1893 world fair in this city this brand added blue ribbon to its name
In Chicago,pabst blueribbon
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For his 1963 spoken word album, the fistic world was dull and weary with a champ, like liston things had to be dreary
Muhammad Ali
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At over 10,000 feet pico Duarte in this nation on Hispaniola is the highest mountain in the Caribbean Dwar tay
Dominican Republic
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The trench town neighborhood of Kingston is considered the birthplace of this musical genre
Reggae
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Now Colorado football coach, back in 1994. He dropped the rap album prime time.
Deion Sanders
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His records include best men single season win loss rate in open Era and a cover of rock ‘n’ roll with the full metal rackets
McEnroe
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In 2022 this former Laker a.k.a. DJ diesel joint Steve Aoki on the electric song welcome to the Playhouse
Shaq oneal
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In 2011 this boxer and Philippines politician released a cover of sometimes when we touch
Manny Pacquiao By dan hill
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After winning two National Titles with Florida in the 2000's, this 5x All-Star finally won his first NBA title with the Celtics in 2024.
Guess: Joakim Noah Answer: Al Horford
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The Houston Cougars are now 3x National Title runner-ups, having lost to Florida in 2025, North Carolina State in 1983, and this Big East school in 1984.
Guess: Connecticut (UConn) Answer: Georgetown
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This brand of sour candy is known for its hard candy form, but also has alternate form varieties like Sour Spray and Chewy Sour Cubes.
Guess: Mentos Answer: War Heads
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Set almost entirely on smartphones & computer screens, John Cho played a father trying to find his missing 16-year-old daughter in this 2018 mystery thriller.
Guess: Taken Answer: Searching
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What band a released a 2000 song the featured lyrics like: "It's just one of those days" and "I pack a chainsaw"?
Guess: Limp Bizkit
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Known for his deep voice, Patrick Warburton played the "Big Blue Bug of Justice", in this satirical live-action superhero sitcom that lasted only 9 episodes on FOX in 2001.
Guess: The Tick
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Succeeded by Edward VI and reigning from 1509-1547, this King of England was known for naming himself Supreme Head of the Church of England.
Guess: Henry VIII And having six marriages and
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With all four quarterbacks on this AFC team out due to COVID protocols, practice team Wide Receiver & emergency QB Kendall Hinton got elevated to their active roster in 2020.
Guess: Denver Broncos
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ARTS & CULTURE Completed by Rembrandt in 1642, which painting was given its common name in 1797 because layers of varnish made it appear dark? +100 correct
The Night Watch
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BIOGRAPHIES Who created an OKCupid profile seeking a “siren for love affair, children and occasional criminal conspiracy” the same year he launched WikiLeaks? +100 correct
Julian Assange
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GEOGRAPHY The flag of which country is known in its homeland as “A Auriverde,” meaning “the golden-green”? +100 correct
Brazil
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MONEY & NUMBERS Which of the following is typically measured in picograms? +100 correct
DNA
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HISTORY & SOCIETY In the 1964 U.S. Supreme Court case Jacobellis v. Ohio, Justice Potter Stewart remarked, “I know it when I see it,” in regard to which issue?
Obscenity
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SCIENCE & TECH Originally developed in the 1960s by the British company Hawker Siddeley, the first fighter jet capable of vertical liftoff and landing was named for which bird? +100 correct
Harrier
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ANYTHING GOES A person who orders spotted dick at a British pub will receive which dish? correct
Suet and fruit pudding
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ANIMALS & NATURE According to legend, which insect was named for the Virgin Mary when it rid European farmers of an aphid infestation? +100 correct
Ladybug
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VOCAB What would you most likely find in a flagon? +100 correct
Wine
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The Gateway to the West, a giant arch and the tallest monument in the U.S., is located in which state?
Missouri
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Which artist was working at the Disney studio in 1946 on a project that was completed 57 years later?
Salvador Dali
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The streets of the original Monopoly game, patented in 1935, are from which city?
Atlantic city
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What is the oldest currency still in circulation?
British pound sterling
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In George W. Bush's first administration, what position did Donald Rumsfeld hold?
Secretary of defense
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Where does the original Friday The 13th movie take place?
Camp crystal lake
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From which country does the piano originate?
Italy
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What are the smallest blood vessels in the human body?
Capillaries
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When was the first Call of Duty title released?
2003
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What is Scooby-Doo's real name?
Scoobert
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What does the internet expression "ATM" stand for?
At the moment
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Which city's famous ballet company often performs in Lincoln Center?
New York
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Which boxer was known as "Will O' the Wisp"?
Willie pep
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Carhartt is a leading manufacturer of what sturdy clothing?
Work clothes
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It takes approximately 10 pounds of whole milk to produce 1 pound of
Cheese, a large percentage of US dairy milk would go to waste of so much wasn’t used to make cheese
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Use the key online data to secure 2FA stands for
Two factor authentication Has been proved to reduce online identity, theft, and fraud
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What oil rich cities police has a fleet of expensive supercars, including Porsche Bugatti’s and Lamborghinis
Dubai The most expensive car in Dubai police fleet is a Porsche 918 spider which sells for around $840,000
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If a British person is wearing a mask Mackintosh what are they wearing?
Raincoat Named after Charles Mackintosh, who invented a waterproof material. They are commonly called macs in the UK.
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What era did the dinosaurs live during?
Mesozoic era lasted from around 252 million years ago to 66 million years ago
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What year did Sesame Street premiere in?
1969 with big bird, Bert and Cookie Monster but Elmo didn’t make his debut until 1980