Question: The Dukes of Hazzard, the CBS TV series that debuted on Jan 26, 1979, featured the exploits of which 2 cousins, all under the watchful eye of their Uncle Jesse?

Answer: Bo and Luke Duke


Question: Allegedly coined by one Theodore Roosevelt, what product advertised itself with the slogan "Good to the last drop"?

Answer: Good to the last drop

Answer: Maxwell House coffee

Answer: Maxwell House


Question: Killing both the second US female astronaut in space, Judith Resnik, and the first participant in the Teacher in Space project, what NSA shuttle was lost on January 28, 1986?

Answer: Challenger

Answer: Challengers

Answer: Challengers (disambiguation)

Answer: Challenger (album)

Answer: Challenger (disambiguation)


Question: In the theme song for The Beverly Hillbillies, by what names is the oil discovered by Jed Clampett known?

Answer: Black gold and Texas tea


Question: Which 18th century polymath invented the lightning rod, the flexible urinary catheter, and coined the phrase 'time is money'?

Answer: A Tradesman of Philidelphia

Answer: Bin Franklin

Answer: Abigail Afterwit

Answer: The Busybody

Answer: Anthony Afterwit

Answer: Betty Diligent

Answer: Benjamin Franklin

Answer: The Benjamin Franklin

Answer: Franklinian

Answer: Friend to the Poor

Answer: Ben Franlkin

Answer: Bejamin franklin

Answer: Alice Addertongue

Answer: Sage of the Constitutional Convention

Answer: Franklinic

Answer: Benjamin franklin

Answer: Those who would give up Essential Liberty

Answer: Ben Franklin

Answer: B franklin

Answer: The Benjamin Franklin Bust

Answer: B. Franklin

Answer: Abigail Twitterfield

Answer: Benjamin (Ben) Franklin

Answer: Ben franklin

Answer: Sidi Mehemet Ibrahim

Answer: B Franklin


Question: Which branch of the US federal police, the oldest, is charged with court security, prisoner transport, serving arrest warrants and seeking fugitives?

Answer: U.S. Marshals Service

Answer: U.S. Marshalls Service

Answer: U. S. Marshals Service

Answer: United Sates Marshal

Answer: US Marshal

Answer: United States Marshalls Service

Answer: Deputy U.S. Marshal

Answer: United States marshal

Answer: Us marshalls

Answer: U. S. Marshals

Answer: U. S. marshal

Answer: United States Marshals

Answer: Us marshals

Answer: United States Marshal Service

Answer: U.S. Marshal

Answer: Matthew Fogg

Answer: United States Marshall

Answer: US Marshals' Service

Answer: United States Marshal

Answer: Director of the United States Marshals Service

Answer: U.S. marshals

Answer: Federal marshal

Answer: Judicial Security Division

Answer: U.S. Marshall

Answer: US marshals

Answer: US Marshal Service

Answer: US Martial

Answer: U.S. marshalls

Answer: U.S. marshal

Answer: US marshall

Answer: U.S. Marshals

Answer: US Marshals Service

Answer: Marshals Service

Answer: U. S. Marshal's Service

Answer: Deputy US Marshal

Answer: US marshalls

Answer: Federal marshall

Answer: U. S. Marshal's Service

Answer: U.S. marshall

Answer: US Marshals

Answer: US marshal

Answer: U.S. federal marshalls

Answer: U.S. Marshel

Answer: US Marshall

Answer: US Martials

Answer: Federal marshals

Answer: United States Marshals Service

Answer: U.S. Marshal Service


Question: 28th January, 1958, saw the patenting of "moderately famous" toy, made possible by a unique stud-and-tube coupling system?

Answer: Lego AT-AP

Answer: List of LEGO tv shows

Answer: Lego

Answer: Mocpages

Answer: LEGO Set

Answer: Lego Transport

Answer: Play well

Answer: LEGOs

Answer: Clikit

Answer: Lego bricks

Answer: LEGO Education WeDo

Answer: My Own Creation

Answer: LEGOS

Answer: MOC (My Own Creation)

Answer: Lego Quest

Answer: Legos art

Answer: Lego art

Answer: Lego set

Answer: Lego wars

Answer: Lego brick

Answer: Lego/Archive One

Answer: Lego Exclusives

Answer: Lego Y-wing

Answer: LEGO Education

Answer: Mocpages.com

Answer: Lego superheroes

Answer: LEGO

Answer: Legos

Answer: Lego blocks


Question: What ology is the scientific study of the structure of Earth?

Answer: Physical geology

Answer: Geol

Answer: Geologic feature

Answer: Geology.

Answer: Geology

Answer: Geological Sciences

Answer: Geological features

Answer: Geolgy

Answer: Geological feature

Answer: Geologic Sciences

Answer: Geol.

Answer: Geologic

Answer: Geological

Answer: Geologically


Question: What Canadian province lies between British Columbia and Saskatchewan?

Answer: Albertans

Answer: Alberta (province)

Answer: Alberta Transportation

Answer: Province of Alberta

Answer: Alberta's

Answer: Alberta

Answer: Alberta province

Answer: Alberta, Canada

Answer: Albertan

Answer: CA-AB


Question: Which Saturday Night Live cast member was known for his "You look… mahvelous!" send up of Argentinian born actor Fernando Lamas?

Answer: Billy crystal

Answer: Billy Krystol

Answer: Billy Crystal

Answer: Billy kristol

Answer: Billy cristal


Question: Every major league baseball team has retired the number 42, in honor of what player who was born on January 31, 1919?

Answer: Jack Roosevelt %22Jackie%22 Robinson

Answer: Jack Roosevelt Robinson

Answer: Robinson, Jackie

Answer: Jack R. Robinson

Answer: Jackie Robinson (athlete)

Answer: Jackie robinson

Answer: Jackie Robinson


Question: Commonly known as nipplegate, whose wardrobe malfunction during the Super Bowl 38 half time show earned a record $550,000 FCC fine?

Answer: Janet Jackson's New Album

Answer: Rhythm Nation Records

Answer: Artistry of Janet Jackson

Answer: Janet Damita Jackson

Answer: Janet Damita Jo Jackson

Answer: Artists influenced by Janet Jackson

Answer: Janet jackson

Answer: Janet Jackson

Answer: Janet Jackson (singer)

Answer: Janet Jackson's eleventh studio album


Question: Name the artist and title of this 1992 one-hit-wonder output: "I'm a model you know what I mean. And I do my little turn on the catwalk. Yeah on the catwalk on the catwalk yeah. I do my little turn on the catwalk'

Answer: I'm Too Sexy by Right Said Fred


Question: As of today, name the 5 NFL teams that have never actually played in a super bowl?

Answer: New Orleans Saints, Detroit Lions, Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Houston Texans

New Orleans Saints, Detroit Lions, Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Houston Texans


Question: For a point each, name the 12 personalities of the Chinese zodiac.

Answer: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Ram, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig

Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Ram, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig


Question: The third most translated author, which Frenchman, whose birthday is celebrated yesterday, is considered the father of Science Fiction (along with Hugo Gemsback and H.G. Wells) and wrote works such as Around the World in 80 Days and A Journey to the Center of the Earth?

Answer: Verne, Jules

Answer: Julius verne

Answer: JulesVerne

Answer: Jules verne

Answer: Jules Verne

Answer: Verne gyula

Answer: Jules Gabriel Verne

Answer: Honorine de Viane Morel

Answer: Honorine Verne

Answer: Vernean


Question: Following a tradition started by Jim Kelly in 1987, where did Super Bowl XLV MVP winner Aaron Rodgers announce he was going following the game?

Answer: Disney WOrld

Answer: Walt Disney World Resorts

Answer: The Walt Disney World Resort

Answer: Disneyworld

Answer: WDW

Answer: Walt Disney World - Orlando, FL

Answer: List of Disneyworlds in America

Answer: Walt Disney World Resort: Plugged In

Answer: Disney Orlando

Answer: Walt Disney World, FL

Answer: People trap

Answer: Walt Disney World FL

Answer: Disneyland 2000

Answer: Walt Disney World

Answer: Walt Disney World Resort in Florida

Answer: Disney Florida

Answer: Disney World Guide

Answer: Walt Disney World - Orlando, Florida

Answer: Walt Disney World, Florida

Answer: Disney's Village Resort

Answer: Disney's Magical Express

Answer: Disney World, Florida

Answer: Disney World Resort

Answer: List of Disneyworlds

Answer: Disney world

Answer: Disney World

Answer: 407-W-DISNEY

Answer: Walt Disney World Resort

Answer: Disneyworld Resort

Answer: Disney's All-Star Resort

Answer: Walt Disney World resorts

Answer: WDW Resorts

Answer: Disney World, FL


Question: Founded in 1900, in what sport is the Davis Cup played for?

Answer: Lawn tennis

Answer: Tenniz

Answer: TenniS

Answer: Tenis

Answer: Lawn-Tennis

Answer: Professional tennis player

Answer: Break point

Answer: Tennis

Answer: Tennis player

Answer: Big tennis

Answer: Lawn Tennis

Answer: Match point (tennis)

Answer: Game point

Answer: Set point (tennis)

Answer: Tennis coaching

Answer: Match tiebreak

Answer: Championship point


Question: February 8, 1960 saw the creation of what major Los Angeles attraction which runs for 1.7 miles from North Grower Street to North La Brea Avenue, a short segment of Marshfield Way, and a section of Vine St between Yucca Street and Sunset Boulevard?

Answer: HWOF

Answer: Hollywood Walk of Fame Awards

Answer: Hollywood walk of fame

Answer: Hollywood Walk of Fame

Answer: Hollywood Walk Of Fame

Answer: Hollywood's Walk of Fame

Answer: Walkoffame.com

Answer: Hollywood Historic Trust

Answer: Hollywoods Walk of Fame

Answer: The Hollywood Walk of Fame


Question: What documentary filmmaker gained fame, and 25lbs, when he ate nothing but McDonalds for 30 days, a diet which was immortalized in the film Super Size Me?

Answer: Morgan Valentine Spurlock

Answer: Alexandra Marie Jamieson

Answer: Morgan Spurlock

Answer: Where in the World is Usama bin Laden%3F


Question: What famed British naturalist, born on Feb 12, 1809, wrote a book famously subtitled "the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life"?

Answer: Charles R. Darwin

Answer: Charles R Darwin

Answer: Darwin200

Answer: Darwin 200

Answer: Charles Darwin's

Answer: Darwin's

Answer: Charlesdarwin

Answer: CR Darwin

Answer: C. R. Darwin

Answer: Charles darwin

Answer: Charles Robert Darwin

Answer: Chuck Darwin

Answer: C darwin

Answer: Darwin's theory

Answer: Charles Darwin

Answer: Mary Darwin

Answer: Darwin, Charles

Answer: Charels darwin


Question: The small, landlocked country of Andorra is located in which mountain range?

Answer: Pyrenaean

Answer: Pyranees

Answer: Pyrénées Mountains

Answer: Pyrenaei Montes

Answer: Pyrénées

Answer: Pyreneans

Answer: Pyrenee Mountains

Answer: Pyrenees Mountains

Answer: Pyrenees

Answer: Pirineos

Answer: Pyrenées

Answer: The Pyrenees

Answer: Pyreenes

Answer: Pirineus

Answer: Pireneus

Answer: High Pyrenees


Question: What arrow-toting Roman god is now most commonly seen around Valentine's Day?

Answer: Cupid (holiday character)

Answer: Cupid's arrow

Answer: Cupid


Question: Feb 15, 1564 saw the birth of what famed Italian physicist, mathematician, astronomer, and philosopher, who discovered the first 4 moons of Jupiter?

Answer: Galaleo

Answer: Light of nature

Answer: Galileo's finger

Answer: Father of modern observational astronomy

Answer: Gailieo Galilei

Answer: Galileo

Answer: Galeleo

Answer: Galileo Galiei

Answer: Galilei Galileo

Answer: Il lume naturale

Answer: Natural light of reason

Answer: Gallaleo

Answer: Galilao

Answer: A Very Brief Summary of the Life of Galileo

Answer: Galileo galilei

Answer: G. Galilei

Answer: Galileo Galilei

Answer: Galileo Galilaei

Answer: Galilio

Answer: Galileo's


Question: Name the movie and character/actor that uttered the quote: "Take your stinking paws off me, you damn dirty ape!"

Answer: George Taylor/Charlton Heston in Planet of the Apes

George Taylor/Charlton Heston in Planet of the Apes


Question: What section of Los Angeles was devastated by six days of rioting in August 1965, following a drunk driving arrest, which resulted in 34 deaths and over $50 million in property damage?

Answer: Watts

Answer: WATTS

Answer: Watts (disambiguation)


Question: The sinking of what battleship in Havana harbor on Feb 15, 1898 led the United States to declare war on Spain on April 25?

Answer: USS Maine

Answer: Battleship Maine

Answer: Uss maine

Answer: Uss Maine

Answer: Ship Maine

Answer: U.S.S. Maine


Question: For a point each, name the 7 countries surrounding the Republic of Mali

Answer: Algeria, Niger, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Guinea, Senegal, and Mauritania

Algeria, Niger, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Guinea, Senegal, and Mauritania


Question: In the classic fairy tale, what did Jack (of Jack and the Beanstalk fame) trade for the magic beans?

Answer: a cow

Answer: CoW

Answer: COW

Answer: C.O.W.

Answer: Cow (disambiguation)

Answer: COWS


Question: How many points on the maple leaf that plays such a significant role in the flag of our neighbor to the north, Canada?

Answer: 11

Answer: eleven


Question: Vancouver is not the first Canadian city to host the winter Olympics. What city holds that honor when they hosted the 1988 games?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CACAL

Answer: Calgary, Alberta

Answer: Calgarian

Answer: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Answer: Art Gallery of Calgary

Answer: Calgary, AB

Answer: Calgary, Albreta

Answer: Almadina (school)

Answer: C-Spot

Answer: Calgarians

Answer: City of Calgary

Answer: Calagary

Answer: Calgary, Alberta Canada

Answer: Calgry

Answer: C Spot

Answer: Calgary

Answer: The weather in Calgary

Answer: Calgary, Canada

Answer: Almadina Language Charter Academy

Answer: Calgary Alberta


Question: Which famous actor is well known for his voice over work, including the "This is CNN" tag and the voice of Darth Vader in the Star Wars film franchise?

Answer: James Earl Jones

Answer: James earl jones

Answer: Neb Langston


Question: Kirkland Signature is the house brand of what retail giant?

Answer: Costco.com

Answer: The Costco Wholesale Corporation

Answer: Costco Wholesale

Answer: Kirkland Signature

Answer: Costco Wholesale Corporation

Answer: Costco Wholesale Club

Answer: Costco Inc.

Answer: Costco cash

Answer: Price-Costco

Answer: Costco Connection

Answer: Costco Co.

Answer: Costco Wholesale Corp

Answer: Club Price

Answer: Costco

Answer: Costco Wholesale Corp.

Answer: Costco travel

Answer: The Costco Connection


Question: According to Samuel Beckett, who are Vladimir and Estragon waiting for?

Answer: Godot

Answer: Godot (disambiguation)


Question: In what 80s arcade game were you armed with a lance and mounted upon an flying ostrich?

Answer: Competitive jousting

Answer: List (jousting)

Answer: Jousting lance

Answer: Jousts

Answer: Jousting

Answer: Joust

Answer: List field

Answer: Stechen

Answer: Renaissance-era jousting

Answer: Lists (jousting)


Question: What company made headlines last week by claiming to own a trademark on the word "footlong"?

Answer: The Subway

Answer: Subway (disambiguation)

Answer: Subwya

Answer: Subways

Answer: Subway


Question: What company encourages you to "Think Outside the Bun"?

Answer: Taco Bell Corporation

Answer: Crunchwrap Supreme

Answer: Meximelt

Answer: Panadero bread

Answer: Warm pillowy flatbread

Answer: Tacobell

Answer: Its all about the roosevelts

Answer: Frutista Freeze

Answer: Cheesy Beefy Melt

Answer: Bean Burrito Especial- Taco Bell

Answer: Taco bel

Answer: Taco bell

Answer: Taco Hut

Answer: Taco Bell in the UK

Answer: Think outside the bun

Answer: Taco Bell Home Originals

Answer: History of Taco Bell

Answer: Taco Hell

Answer: Its all about the Roosevelts

Answer: It's all about the Roosevelts

Answer: Fourthmeal

Answer: Taco Bell

Answer: Taco Bell Express

Answer: Tacobellenespanol.com

Answer: TacoBell

Answer: Taco Bell menu

Answer: Toxic Hell

Answer: Tacobell.com

Answer: Taco Bell India


Question: A rabbit punch is a blow to what part of the body?

Answer: Necke

Answer: Collum (anatomy)

Answer: Neck

Answer: Human neck

Answer: Nuchal


Question: Rickets is caused by a lack of what essential element?

Answer: Calcium supplements

Answer: Calcium ion

Answer: Factor 4

Answer: Calcium ions

Answer: Ca(2+)

Answer: Kalcium

Answer: Factor IV

Answer: Calcium

Answer: Element 20

Answer: Calium

Answer: Calcium compounds

Answer: Calcium Supplement

Answer: Ca+2

Answer: H and K lines

Answer: Calcium supplementation


Question: Published on Feb 21, 1848, which two authors were responsible for the Communist Manifesto?

Answer: Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels


Question: According to legend, what "moistened bint" bestowed the sword Excalibur on the young King Arthur?

Answer: Nyneve

Answer: Lady of The lake

Answer: Nimueh

Answer: Numae

Answer: Viviane (Arthurian legend)

Answer: Lady of the Lake

Answer: Nimue

Answer: The Lady of the Lake

Answer: La Dame du Lac

Answer: Lady of The Lake

Answer: Damsel of the Lake

Answer: Lady of the lake

Answer: Nimuë


Question: The home row for what keyboard layout is (from left to right) aoeuidhtbs-?

Answer: Dvorzak

Answer: Dworschak

Answer: Dvorschak

Answer: Dvorschák

Answer: Dworak

Answer: Dvořáková

Answer: Dvořák (disambiguation)

Answer: Dvorakova

Answer: DVORAK

Answer: Dworzak

Answer: Dvorak (disambiguation)

Answer: Dvorak

Answer: Dvoržak


Question: What gas is necessary for plants to perform photosynthesis?

Answer: Carbonic-acid gas

Answer: Co2

Answer: Carbon (IV) Oxide

Answer: Carbonic gas

Answer: CO²

Answer: Acidum aereum

Answer: ATCvet code QV03AN02

Answer: Carban dioxide

Answer: R-744

Answer: O=C=O

Answer: Partial pressure of carbon dioxide

Answer: Acidum mephiticum

Answer: Fixed air

Answer: Solid carbon dioxide

Answer: Carbonic anhydride

Answer: Carbondioxide

Answer: Carbon Dioxide

Answer: CO₂

Answer: Soda gas

Answer: R744

Answer: Carbon dioxide partial pressure

Answer: ATC code V03AN02

Answer: E290

Answer: CO2

Answer: Carbon dioxide

Answer: Carbonic acid gas


Question: In what card game do you need the queen of spades to shoot the moon?

Answer: Rickety Kate

Answer: Hearts Strategy

Answer: Hearts (game)

Answer: Hearts (card game)

Answer: Hearts strategy

Answer: Complex hearts

Answer: Partner hearts

Answer: Royal hearts

Answer: Hearts

Answer: Chase the lady

Answer: Shooting the moon

Answer: Game of Hearts

Answer: Complex Hearts


Question: The territory of Idaho, formed on this day in 1863, later was divided up into what 3 states?

Answer: Idaho, Montana and Wyoming


Question: According to the Kubler-Ross model, what are the 5 stages of grief?

Answer: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance


Question: A speechwriter for both Ford and Nixon, before becoming actor and comedian, who won a Emmy award as host of a game show in which you could win $5000 of his own money?

Answer: Win Ben Steins Money

Answer: Win ben steins money

Answer: Win Ben Stein's Money


Question: What radio station do you find at 98.9 on your local FM dial?

Answer: Click 98.9, KWJZ


Question: In the human body, the adrenal glands are located near what organ(s)?

Answer: Human kidney

Answer: Duplex kidney

Answer: Kindey cell

Answer: Upper pole of the kidney

Answer: Cortical collecting tubule cell

Answer: Kidneys

Answer: Nephrous

Answer: Renal System

Answer: Nephric

Answer: Renal System Disease

Answer: Nephros

Answer: Kidney disorder

Answer: The kidney

Answer: Metanephroi

Answer: Renal

Answer: Kidney Diseases

Answer: Pole of the kidney

Answer: Nephridial

Answer: Interstitial kidney cells

Answer: Kidney disorders

Answer: Renal disorder

Answer: Hind-kidney

Answer: Renal hilus

Answer: Kidney (food)

Answer: Pole of kidney

Answer: Inner medullary collecting duct cell

Answer: Renal anomalies

Answer: Interstitum

Answer: Kidney

Answer: Thick ascending limb cell

Answer: Renally

Answer: Renal agents


Question: What sport is known as "the sport of kings"?

Answer: Scratch sheet

Answer: Race horse

Answer: Pony racing

Answer: Horse Racing

Answer: Racing horse

Answer: Racing industry

Answer: Horse racing in Japan

Answer: Horse-racing

Answer: Keiba

Answer: Horse racing

Answer: Horse racing venue

Answer: Racing on horseback

Answer: Quarter-Horse Racing

Answer: Horse race

Answer: Horse races

Answer: Racehorses

Answer: Horse-race

Answer: Racehorse

Answer: Turf patron

Answer: Horserace

Answer: Horseracing


Question: What American industrialist is credited as the father of the modern assembly line?

Answer: Fordian

Answer: Henry Ford, Sr.

Answer: Ford (person)

Answer: Henry Ford the first

Answer: $5 Day

Answer: Five Dollar Day

Answer: Henry Ford I

Answer: Henry Ford

Answer: Ford, Henry

Answer: Henry ford


Question: For a point each, name the 4 Cs of diamond grading

Answer: Carat, Cut, Color, Clarity


Question: Who famously described England as "a nation of shopkeepers"?

Answer: Vile maxim

Answer: A Smith

Answer: Adam Smith

Answer: Adam smith


Question: 209 year ago today was the founding of the United States Military Academy at what New York location?

Answer: West point

Answer: The United States Military Academy

Answer: United States Military Academy at West Point

Answer: Duty, Honor, Country

Answer: Camp Buckner

Answer: United States Military Academy

Answer: West Point cadet

Answer: United States Military Academy Library

Answer: US Military Academy

Answer: U. S. Military Academy

Answer: United States Military Acadamy

Answer: Term End Exam

Answer: West Point Military Reservation

Answer: West Point Academy

Answer: West Point (USMA)

Answer: West Point Military Academy

Answer: U.S. Military Academy at West Point

Answer: West Point

Answer: United States Military Academy (USMA)

Answer: U.S. military academy

Answer: Military Academy at West Point

Answer: West Point University

Answer: U.S. Military Academy

Answer: West Point Museum

Answer: U.S. Military Academy Archives

Answer: Cullum Number


Question: Opened in May 11, 2010, Charlotte, NC is the home to the Hall of Fame for what popular outdoor sport, the second most watched sport (on TV) in the US?

Answer: National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing

Answer: Non-American NASCAR Drivers

Answer: Nascar.com

Answer: Foreign NASCAR Drivers

Answer: Nascar

Answer: The Economics and Global Expansion of NASCAR

Answer: NASCAR.com

Answer: NASCAR

Answer: Nascar tv deal


Question: With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?

Answer: Gulf of Aden

Answer: Aden, Gulf of

Answer: Khalīj 'Adan

Answer: Gulf of Berbera

Answer: Gacanka Cadmeed

Answer: Pirate alley

Answer: خليج عدن


Question: What is the common name of the laryngeal prominence?

Answer: Adams Apple

Answer: Prominentia laryngica

Answer: Adam's Apple

Answer: Adams' apple

Answer: Laryngeal protrusion

Answer: Adams apple

Answer: Prominentia laryngealis

Answer: Adem elması

Answer: Pomum Adami

Answer: Adam's apple

Answer: Adem elmasi

Answer: Prominentia laryngea

Answer: Adems apple

Answer: Adems Apple

Answer: Adem's Apple

Answer: Laryngeal prominence

Answer: Adem's apple

Answer: Laryngeal protuberance

Answer: Pomum Adam


Question: The hall of fame for what sport is located in Saratoga Springs, NY, in which the announcement of new inductees is usually made on the first Saturday in May in Louisville, Ky?

Answer: Scratch sheet

Answer: Race horse

Answer: Pony racing

Answer: Horse Racing

Answer: Racing horse

Answer: Racing industry

Answer: Horse racing in Japan

Answer: Horse-racing

Answer: Keiba

Answer: Horse racing

Answer: Horse racing venue

Answer: Racing on horseback

Answer: Quarter-Horse Racing

Answer: Horse race

Answer: Horse races

Answer: Racehorses

Answer: Horse-race

Answer: Racehorse

Answer: Turf patron

Answer: Horserace

Answer: Horseracing


Question: What radio station do you find at 99.9 on your local FM dial?

Answer: The Mens Room

Answer: KISW Duck 1977-1980

Answer: KISW

Answer: KISW-FM

Answer: KISW (FM)


Question: What media mogul, known as The Mouth of the South, started the first dedicated 24-hour cable news channel, owns the Atlanta braves, founded the Goodwill Games, and married Hanoi Jane?

Answer: Robert Edward Turner

Answer: Billionaire Ted

Answer: Robert Edward III Turner

Answer: R.E. Turner

Answer: Ted Turner

Answer: Robert Edward Turner III

Answer: Ted Turner Foundation

Answer: Turner Foundation

Answer: Former owner of WCW


Question: What is the lowest level of the Earth's atmosphere?

Answer: Tropospherics

Answer: The Troposphere

Answer: Troposhere

Answer: Trophosphere

Answer: Tropospheres

Answer: Tropospherical

Answer: Tropospheric

Answer: Troposphere

Answer: Epitroposphere

Answer: Tropospherically


Question: What product demanded you "Obey your thirst"?

Answer: Sprite (comics)

Answer: Sprite (disambiguation)

Answer: Sprite

Answer: Sprites


Question: Star Trek: TOS was cancelled in 1969 after how many years on the air?

Answer: 3

Answer: three


Question: In 1990, George H. W. Bush famously said "I do not like what. And I haven't liked it since I was a little kid and my mother made me eat it. And I'm President of the United States and I'm not going to eat any more what."?

Answer: Brocolli

Answer: Brocoli

Answer: Italica Group

Answer: Broccli

Answer: Sprouting broccoli

Answer: Purple sprouting broccoli

Answer: Broccoli

Answer: Broccholi


Question: March 30, 1853 saw the birth of one of the most influential painters of all time, Vincent van Gogh, in what European country?

Answer: NETHERLANDS

Answer: The netherland

Answer: Nederlandia

Answer: Climate of the Netherlands

Answer: Administrative divisions of the netherlands

Answer: The Netheralands

Answer: Nyderlandai

Answer: Northern Netherlands

Answer: Holland (country)

Answer: Administrative divisions of the Netherlands

Answer: The Netherlands

Answer: Netherlands

Answer: Pays-Bas

Answer: Netherlands, (Dut/Hol)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NL

Answer: Olanda

Answer: Netherlands/HistoryTalk

Answer: Capitals of Holland

Answer: Neatherlands

Answer: The netherlands

Answer: Dutch inhabitants

Answer: Netherlands, The

Answer: European Netherlands

Answer: Subdivisions of the Netherlands

Answer: Mainland Netherlands

Answer: Metropolitan Netherlands

Answer: Nehterlands

Answer: Netherlands (European territory)


Question: According to the song's lyrics, what did Yankee Doodle stick in his hat (and call macaroni)?

Answer: a feather

Answer: The Feather


Question: An equilateral triangle has all 3 sides of the same length. What type of triangle only has 2 sides of equal length?

Answer: Isosceles triangle

Answer: Isoceles

Answer: Isoceles triangle

Answer: Isosceles triange

Answer: Isosceles


Question: In a game of professional soccer, a red card is used to indicate that a player has been what?

Answer: Sent of the field of play and cannot be replaced

Sent of the field of play and cannot be replaced


Question: To the tune of almost 46 million dollars (in then dollars), what noted philanthropist funded the construction of 1687 public libraries between 1886 and 1923?

Answer: Andrew carnagie

Answer: Andrew carnegie

Answer: Carnagie Andrew

Answer: Andrew Carnegie

Answer: A Carnegie


Question: Having its roots in medieval jousting, if you are quick to show emotions, you are said to wear what on your sleeve?

Answer: Your heart


Question: April 5, 1614 saw early American settler and tobacco exporter John Rolfe marry who?

Answer: Pocahontas (Pocahontas)

Answer: Pocohantus

Answer: Matoika

Answer: Matoaka Pocahontas

Answer: Amonute

Answer: Pocahauntus

Answer: Pokahontas

Answer: Princess Matoika

Answer: Pochahantas

Answer: Pocahontas

Answer: Matoaka

Answer: Pocahontes

Answer: Princess Matoaka

Answer: Matowaka

Answer: Rebecca Rolfe

Answer: Pocohantas

Answer: Pocahantas

Answer: Pocahantos

Answer: Pochahontas

Answer: Pocahontas Rolfe

Answer: Mrs John Rolfe

Answer: Pocohontas


Question: Who's missing: Bashful, Doc, Dopey, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy

Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Disney film)

Answer: Sneezy

Answer: I'm Wishing/One Song

Answer: Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)

Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 movie)

Answer: Sleepy (character)

Answer: Snow White (1937 film)

Answer: Dopey (Disney)

Answer: Seven Dwarfs (Disney)

Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (1937 film)

Answer: Snow White: A Lesson in Cooperation

Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Diamond Edition

Answer: Bashful (character)

Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)

Answer: Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)

Answer: Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs


Question: What name is given to the paradoxical psychological phenomenon wherein hostages express adulation and have positive feelings towards their captors that appear irrational in light of the danger or risk endured by the victims?

Answer: Stockholmsyndrome

Answer: Stockholm Syndrome

Answer: Swedish syndrome

Answer: Association With the Aggressor

Answer: Lima syndrome

Answer: Stolkholm syndrome

Answer: Stockholm Effect

Answer: Capture bonding

Answer: Helsinki Syndrome

Answer: Lima Syndrome

Answer: Stockholm syndrom

Answer: Stockholm effect

Answer: The Stockholm Syndrome

Answer: Possible examples of Stockholm Syndrome

Answer: The Stockholm syndrome

Answer: Stockholm syndrome

Answer: Helsinki syndrome

Answer: Identification with the aggressor


Question: On what apparatus would a male gymnast traditionally perform moves such as scissors, moores, spindels and flairs?

Answer: Gymnastics pommel horse

Answer: Side Horse

Answer: Pommel Horse

Answer: Pommel horse

Answer: Pommel horse (gymnastics)

Answer: Pomel horse

Answer: Pommel-Horse


Question: Now a part of Carnival Corporation, what shipping company commissioned and sailed the RMS Titanic?

Answer: White Star Line of Boston Packets

Answer: White Star liner

Answer: Oceanic Steam Navigation Company

Answer: White Star Line

Answer: Ismay, Imrie and Company

Answer: Ismay, Imrie & Company

Answer: Oceanic Steam Navigation Company Ltd


Question: The 3rd of his vice presidents (after John Nance Garner and Henry Wallace), who took over the reins of power when FDR kicked off?

Answer: Presidency of Harry S. Truman

Answer: Hary truman

Answer: Harry Shipp Truman

Answer: Harry Truman's

Answer: Harry S. Truman

Answer: Harry S.Truman

Answer: Harry S Truman

Answer: H. S. Truman

Answer: President Harry Truman

Answer: Truman administration

Answer: Presidency of Harry Truman

Answer: Mr. Citizen

Answer: HST (president)

Answer: H.S. Truman

Answer: Mary Jane Truman

Answer: Harry Shippe Truman

Answer: S truman

Answer: Harry Truman

Answer: President Truman

Answer: 33rd President of the United States

Answer: Truman Administration

Answer: Harry Solomon Truman

Answer: Harold Truman

Answer: Harry truman

Answer: H. Truman


Question: Launched from the desert steppes of Kazakhstan, Vostok 1 was launched on April 12, 1961, carrying which man, the first in outer space?

Answer: Ю́рий Алексе́евич Гага́рин

Answer: First human in space

Answer: Yuri Gagarin

Answer: Jurij Gagarin

Answer: First man in space

Answer: First person in space

Answer: Yury Gagarin

Answer: Yuri Alexeyevich Gagarin

Answer: Juri Gagarin

Answer: Iurii Gagarin

Answer: Gagarin

Answer: Gagarin, Yuri Alekseyevich

Answer: Юрий Гагарин

Answer: Yuriy A. Gagarin

Answer: Yuri Gargarin

Answer: Jurij Alekseevic Gagarin

Answer: Yuri gegarin

Answer: First human spaceflight

Answer: Youri Gagarine

Answer: Yury Alekseyevich Gagarin

Answer: Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin

Answer: Valentina Goryacheva

Answer: Yuriy Gagarin

Answer: Jurij Alekseevič Gagarin

Answer: First man in Space


Question: Tuesday marks the birthday of lat night tv host David Letterman. What broadcast channel hosts his show?

Answer: CBS Studios, Inc.

Answer: Columbia Boradcasting System

Answer: C B S Broadcasting, Inc.

Answer: CBS Eye

Answer: Columbia Broacasting System

Answer: CBS Broadcasting Incorporated

Answer: The Columbia Broadcasting System

Answer: CBS

Answer: History of CBS

Answer: Reach for the Stars (CBS promo)

Answer: Tiffany Network

Answer: Share the Spirit of CBS/CBSpirit

Answer: CBS Network

Answer: CBS (network)

Answer: C.B.S. Broadcasting, Incorporated

Answer: C B S Broadcasting Inc.

Answer: Eye Network

Answer: Columbia Broadcast System

Answer: Columbia Broadcasting

Answer: C B S Broadcasting, Incorporated

Answer: C.B.S. Broadcasting Inc

Answer: C. B. S. Broadcasting

Answer: CBS logos

Answer: C. B. S. Broadcasting, Incorporated

Answer: C. B. S. Broadcasting Inc.

Answer: Judith A. Sprieser

Answer: CBS Broadcasting

Answer: Cbs

Answer: CBS Inc.

Answer: Columbia Broadcasting System

Answer: CBS: Television You Can Feel

Answer: C B S Broadcasting, Inc

Answer: We've Got the Touch

Answer: Columbia Broadcasting Company

Answer: C. B. S. Broadcasting, Inc

Answer: CBS Eye logo

Answer: C B S Broadcasting Inc

Answer: Get ready for cbs

Answer: CBS HD

Answer: C.B.S. Broadcasting

Answer: Columbia Broadcasting Service

Answer: CBS television

Answer: Gabriel Toys

Answer: CBS Television Network

Answer: C.B.S. Broadcasting, Inc.

Answer: CBS All Access

Answer: CBS Music Group

Answer: C B S Broadcasting Incorporated

Answer: CBS network

Answer: CBS Broadcasting, Inc.

Answer: C. B. S. Broadcasting Inc

Answer: Columbia Phonographic Broadcasting System

Answer: CBS.com

Answer: C. B. S. Broadcasting Incorporated

Answer: CBS Daytime CBSD

Answer: Cbs.com

Answer: Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)

Answer: CBS Broadcasting, Incorporated

Answer: CBS–HD

Answer: CBS Broadcasting Inc.

Answer: C.B.S. Broadcasting Incorporated

Answer: CBS Electronics

Answer: CBS.COM

Answer: The CBS Tuesday Movie

Answer: CBS Television

Answer: CBS Toys

Answer: The Cbs Eye

Answer: C. B. S. Broadcasting, Inc.

Answer: CBS eye

Answer: Get Ready for CBS

Answer: C B S Broadcasting

Answer: CBS Studios Inc.

Answer: CBS Frontline

Answer: The Tiffany Network

Answer: CBS Broadcasting, Inc

Answer: C.B.S. Broadcasting Inc.

Answer: CBS Broadcasting Inc

Answer: Great Moments

Answer: Tiffany network

Answer: C.B.S. Broadcasting, Inc

Answer: CBS-TV

Answer: CBS Animation

Answer: CBS, Inc

Answer: Cbs Logo


Question: For a point each, name the 5 states surrounding New Mexico

Answer: Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah, Arizona

Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah, Arizona


Question: What "moderately famous" ship left Southampton, England, before stopping at Cherbourg, France and Queenstown, Ireland before stopping floating?

Answer: S.S. Titanic

Answer: HMS Titanic

Answer: Rms titanic

Answer: R. M. S. Titanic

Answer: Titanic (ship)

Answer: Provisioning of the RMS Titanic

Answer: John van Billard

Answer: RMS %22Titanic%22

Answer: Royal Mail Steamer Titanic

Answer: H.M.S. Titanic

Answer: RMS TITANIC

Answer: SS Titanic

Answer: RMS Titanik

Answer: Titanicc

Answer: Eliza Gladys Milvina Dean

Answer: Barbara Joyce West

Answer: Titanick

Answer: RMS titanic

Answer: Titanic

Answer: Titantic

Answer: Provisioning (RMS Titanic)

Answer: R.M.S Titanic

Answer: S. S. Titanic

Answer: Titanic victim

Answer: Titanic Related Films

Answer: RMS Titanick

Answer: August Weikman

Answer: Rms Titanic

Answer: RMS Titanic

Answer: RMS TITANTIC

Answer: TitaniC

Answer: Titanic passenger

Answer: 3909 04

Answer: 100th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic

Answer: The Titanic

Answer: R.M.S. Titanic


Question: Name the 1992 movie and character/actor that featured the quote "Are you crying? There's no crying! There's no crying in baseball!"

Answer: Tom Hanks as Jimmy Dugan in A League of Their Own

Tom Hanks as Jimmy Dugan in A League of Their Own


Question: What radio station do you find at 1090 on your local AM dial?

Answer: Oakland County Int'L Airport

Answer: KPTK

Answer: Oakland County Airport

Answer: Oakland County International Airport


Question: Translating from the Greek as "separating circle", what is the name of the apparent line that separates the earth from the sky?

Answer: Horizon distance

Answer: The horizon

Answer: Offings

Answer: Horizen

Answer: Horizon

Answer: Ὁρίζειν


Question: Founded in 1775, George Washington was the Commander-in-Chief of what Army?

Answer: American Continental Army

Answer: Continental Army

Answer: Continental soldiers

Answer: The Continental Army

Answer: Continental army


Question: A year ago today saw an explosion on what Gulf of Mexico oil drilling platform, operated by BP?

Answer: Deepwater Horizon rig

Answer: Deepwater horizon

Answer: Deepwater Horizon semi-submersible

Answer: Deep Water Horizon

Answer: Deep water horizon

Answer: Deepwater horizon drilling rig

Answer: The Deepwater Horizon

Answer: IMO 8764597

Answer: Deepwater Horizon oil rig

Answer: Deepwater Horizon


Question: What author observed, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"?

Answer: Arthur C. Clarke

Answer: Clarke, Arthur C.

Answer: Arthur C. Clarke Challenge Trophy Inter School Astronomy Quiz Competition

Answer: Ac clarke

Answer: Profiles of the Future

Answer: Arthur Charles Clarke

Answer: Arthur C Clarke

Answer: A C Clarke

Answer: A. C. Clarke

Answer: Arthur C Clark

Answer: Sir Arthur C Clarke

Answer: Arthur C. Clark

Answer: Arthur Clarke

Answer: Sir Arthur C. Clarke

Answer: E. G. O'Brien

Answer: Sir Arthur C. Clarke Memorial Trophy Inter School Astronomy Quiz Competition

Answer: A.C. Clarke


Question: April 18, 1775 saw Paul Revere (along with William Dawes) make his famous midnight ride. What was the stated profession of Mr. Revere?

Answer: Silversmithery

Answer: Silversmith

Answer: Silver-chaser

Answer: Argyropaea

Answer: Silversmithing

Answer: Silversmiths


Question: Who's missing: Miss Scarlett, Mrs. White, Mr. Green, Mrs. Peacock, Professor Plum?

Answer: List of Cluedo characters

Answer: Miss Scarlett

Answer: Mrs. Peacock

Answer: Mrs. White

Answer: Mr. Green (Clue)

Answer: Mr. Boddy

Answer: Ms. Scarlet

Answer: Cluedo characters

Answer: Mr. Green

Answer: Miss Scarlet

Answer: Doctor Black

Answer: Professor Plum

Answer: Rev. Green

Answer: Mrs Peacock

Answer: Mrs White

Answer: Mr Green

Answer: Colonel Mustard

Answer: Mr Boddy


Question: What is written on the cake that Alice finds once she's entered the rabbit hole?

Answer: Eat me

Answer: Eat Me!

Answer: Eat Me

Answer: Eat Me (disambiguation)


Question: April 18, 1942 saw the first retaliation against Japan for the attack on Pearl Harbor when what famed American aviator led a flight of B25 bombers from the deck of the USS Hornet?

Answer: James Doolittle

Answer: James Doolittle (disambiguation)

Answer: James dolittle

Answer: Doolittle, James


Question: What boxer was stripped of his heavyweight boxing titles when he refused his US army induction in April, 1967?

Answer: Float like a butter fly sting like a bee

Answer: Louisville lip

Answer: Ali shuffle

Answer: Float like a butterfly and sting like a bee

Answer: Cassius Marcellus Clay Junior

Answer: Muhummad Ali

Answer: Maryum Ali

Answer: Cassius X

Answer: Cassius Marcellus Clay, Junior

Answer: Louisville Lip

Answer: Muhammad Ali

Answer: Muhammud Ali

Answer: Khalilah 'Belinda' Ali

Answer: Cassius Clay Junior

Answer: Float like a butterfly sting like a bee

Answer: Muhammad Ali (boxer)

Answer: Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr.

Answer: Sonji Roi

Answer: Ale Muhammad

Answer: Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr

Answer: Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr.

Answer: Cassius Marcellus Clay (Muhammad Ali)

Answer: Cassius Clay, Junior

Answer: Mohammed Alì

Answer: Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr

Answer: Muhamad Ali

Answer: Yolanda Williams

Answer: I am the greatest!

Answer: Ali, Muhammad

Answer: Cassius Clay

Answer: Muhammet ali

Answer: Yolanda 'Lonnie' Ali

Answer: I am the greatest

Answer: Cassius Clay, Jr.

Answer: Muhammed Ali

Answer: Cassius Clay Jr

Answer: Cassius clay

Answer: Lonnie Ali

Answer: Cassius Clay, Jr

Answer: May May


Question: April 30, 1945 saw the death of the worlds second biggest asshat ever, when Adolf Hitler offed himself. Whom did he marry the day before his death?

Answer: Spouse of Hitler

Answer: Spouse to Hitler

Answer: Spouse of Adolf Hitler

Answer: Hitler's spouse

Answer: Eva Braun

Answer: Adolf Hitler's spouse

Answer: Eva Hitler (née Braun)

Answer: Eva Anna Paula Braun

Answer: Wife to Hitler

Answer: Wife to Adolf Hitler

Answer: Eva Anna Paula Hitler née Braun

Answer: Adolph Hitler's spouse

Answer: Wife of Hitler

Answer: Iva Brown

Answer: Spouse to Adolf Hitler

Answer: Spouse to Adolph Hitler

Answer: Eva Hitler

Answer: Wife of Adolph Hitler

Answer: Spouse of Adolph Hitler

Answer: Eva Anna Braun

Answer: Wife to Adolph Hitler

Answer: Franziska Braun

Answer: Eva Anna Paula Hitler

Answer: Friedrich %22Fritz%22 Braun

Answer: Eva Braun Hitler

Answer: Adolf Hitler's wife

Answer: Adolph Hitler's wife

Answer: Eva Hitler née Braun

Answer: Eva Brown

Answer: Eva Hitler (nee Braun)

Answer: Eva Hitler nee Braun

Answer: Hitler's wife

Answer: Franziska %22Fanny%22 Kronberger

Answer: Ava Braun

Answer: Wife of Adolf Hitler


Question: Between 20 and 30 miles thick above water (3 to 6 miles thick beneath the ocean), what is the geologic term for the part of the earth that sits on top of the mantle?

Answer: Cruſt

Answer: Crust (disambiguation)

Answer: Crust

Answer: Crustal

Answer: Crust formation


Question: In what game do you score a point for having His Nobs or His Nibs?

Answer: Cribbage (strategy)

Answer: Cribbage

Answer: His nibs

Answer: Cribbage board

Answer: Pegging (cribbage)

Answer: His Nibs

Answer: Double skunk

Answer: CRIBBAGE


Question: May 4, 1904 saw the US begin construction the Canal, following the creation of the state of Panama from Columbian territory due to the iron backbone and bad-assed support of which US president?

Answer: T Ros

Answer: Feddy Roosevelt

Answer: 26th President of the United States

Answer: Trust Buster

Answer: The Cowboy President

Answer: Teddy roosevelt

Answer: Theodore Roosavelt

Answer: President Theodore Roosevelt

Answer: Theodor roosevelt

Answer: Teddy Rose

Answer: Teddy Roosevelt

Answer: Theodore roosevelt

Answer: T. Roosevelt

Answer: Teodoro Roosevelt

Answer: T. Roosevelt Administration

Answer: Teddy Roosvelt

Answer: Teddy Rosevelt

Answer: Roosevelt, Theodore

Answer: Teddy Roosevelt foreign policy

Answer: T Roosevelt

Answer: Cowboy of the Dakotas

Answer: Teddy Roose

Answer: Theodore Roosevelt


Question: Known as The Mother of Presidents or The Heart of It All, what state was the 17th state to join the union on March 1, 1803?

Answer: State of Ohio

Answer: Oiho

Answer: Heart of it all

Answer: Buckeye (nickname)

Answer: Seventeenth State

Answer: OH (state)

Answer: The Buckeye State

Answer: Transportation in Ohio

Answer: 17th State

Answer: Ohoi

Answer: Transport in Ohio

Answer: Climate of Ohio

Answer: Ohioian

Answer: Mother of Modern Presidents

Answer: Buckeye State

Answer: Ohio (U.S. state)

Answer: Ohaio

Answer: Ohioan

Answer: Ohio (state)

Answer: Religion in Ohio

Answer: US-OH

Answer: Ohio

Answer: Ohio (U.S. State)

Answer: State of ohio

Answer: Ohio, United States

Answer: Ohio, USA

Answer: Demographics of Ohio

Answer: Ohio (State)

Answer: The Heart Of It All

Answer: Education in Ohio

Answer: Geography of Ohio


Question: Which Major League Baseball team plays its home games at Chase Field, built in 1992?

Answer: The D Backs

Answer: Arizona Diamondbacks

Answer: The Diamondbacks

Answer: The Arizona Dbacks

Answer: The Arizona D-backs

Answer: Arizona dbacks

Answer: D-Backs

Answer: Arizona Diamondback

Answer: The Arizona D Backs

Answer: Diamondbacks

Answer: D Backs

Answer: Arizona Diamondbacks (sports)

Answer: Arizona D Backs

Answer: Diamond Backs

Answer: Dbacks

Answer: Diamondbacks Roster

Answer: Arizona d-backs

Answer: The D-backs

Answer: The Dbacks

Answer: Phoenix Diamondbacks

Answer: D'backs

Answer: The Arizona Diamondbacks


Question: May 8th, 1886 saw Civil War veteran and morphine addict John Pemberton sell what concoction at Jacob's Pharmacy in Atlanta, Ga?

Answer: Coca-Cola (soft drink)

Answer: Minute Maid Light Lemonade

Answer: Passover Coca-Cola

Answer: Coka cola

Answer: Coke-Cola

Answer: History of Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola bottle

Answer: Coke Bottle

Answer: Coke Classic

Answer: CocaCola

Answer: Co-cola

Answer: Classic Coke

Answer: Coca-colas

Answer: Coco cola

Answer: Coke bottles

Answer: Coca-Cola 1

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca cola

Answer: Coca Cola Classic

Answer: Great Plains Coca Cola

Answer: Contour bottle

Answer: Classic coke

Answer: Coca -cola

Answer: Large coke

Answer: Production of Coca-Cola

Answer: Coke (drink)

Answer: Cocacola.com

Answer: Coca-Cola Classic

Answer: Passover Coca Cola

Answer: Ke Kou Ke Le

Answer: Coca cola christmas advert

Answer: Coca Cola Canada

Answer: Cocacola

Answer: Coca-Cola M5

Answer: Minute Maid Lemonade

Answer: Coke bottle

Answer: Coke mini

Answer: CocaCola.com

Answer: Coca-cola

Answer: Coca-Cola Australia Foundation


Question: What actor has played James Bond in the most movies?

Answer: Sir Roger George Moore

Answer: Turk Thrust 2

Answer: Turk Thrust II

Answer: Roger Moore (actor)

Answer: Turk Thrust, Jr

Answer: Luisa Mattioli

Answer: Sir Roger Moore

Answer: Roger George Moore

Answer: Moore, Sir Roger George

Answer: Moore, Roger

Answer: Geoffrey Moore (actor)

Answer: Roger Moore


Question: With what possession can Wonder Woman force people to tell the truth?

Answer: Riata

Answer: Lassoo

Answer: Uurga

Answer: Reata

Answer: Lasoo

Answer: Lasso


Question: Approximately what percentage of an incandescent light bulb's energy is wasted as heat?

Answer: 90 %

Answer: ninety  %

Answer: 90%


Question: Without this man, born on May 12th, 1937, we would never know "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television". Who are we referring to?

Answer: George Dennis Carlin

Answer: George Denis Patrick Carlin

Answer: Frisbyterianism

Answer: George carlin

Answer: Pussification

Answer: George Carlin discography

Answer: Taskforce for Better Pancakes

Answer: George Carlin

Answer: Frissbeetarianism

Answer: Brenda Carlin

Answer: George Carlin's


Question: According to Arthurian legend, Arthur's wife Guinevere, had a little on the side with which Knight of the Round Table?

Answer: Lancelot du Lac

Answer: Chevalier mal fet

Answer: Evaine

Answer: Lancelot of the Lake

Answer: Sir launcelot du lake

Answer: Aroundight

Answer: Arondight

Answer: Sir Lancelot

Answer: Sir Lancelot Du Lac

Answer: Lancelot

Answer: Llenlleawg

Answer: Joyousgard

Answer: Sir Launcelot

Answer: Sir lancealot

Answer: Joyous Gard

Answer: Llwch Llenlleawg

Answer: Launcelot

Answer: Joyous Guard

Answer: Launcelot du Lac

Answer: Joyous Garde


Question: For a point each, name the 3 countries surrounding Djibouti

Answer: Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia


Question: Which is the longest length below?

Answer: R. O. D

Answer: R.O.D (disambiguation)

Answer: Wooden wire

Answer: RO D

Answer: ROD

Answer: R.o.d.

Answer: Rod

Answer: R.O.D

Answer: R O D

Answer: R.O.D.

Answer: Rods

Answer: Rod (disambiguation)


Question: At what 1876 battle was the US Army's 7th Cavalry wiped out to a man, leaving only a horse, Comanche, alive?

Answer: Little Bighorn (disambiguation)

Answer: Little Bighorn

Answer: Little Big Horn


Question: In which city would you find the International Court of Justice, otherwise known as The World Court?

Answer: The hague

Answer: Hague, Netherlands

Answer: The Hauge

Answer: UN/LOCODE:NLHAG

Answer: 's-Gravenhage

Answer: The haig

Answer: Hague, The

Answer: Den hague

Answer: S%60Gravenshage

Answer: Lahey

Answer: S-Gravenhage

Answer: 's Gravenhage

Answer: Hague

Answer: Den Hagg

Answer: 's-Gravenhage

Answer: Den Haag

Answer: The Hague, Netherlands

Answer: The Hague

Answer: Gravenhage

Answer: The Hague, The Netherlands

Answer: Municipality of The Hague

Answer: Den haag


Question: What fairy tale features a wolf who tries to "huff and puff and blow your house in"?

Answer: The 3 Little Pigs

Answer: The Three Little Pigs

Answer: Three Little Pigs

Answer: Three little pigs

Answer: 3 Little Pigs

Answer: 3 little pigs


Question: The first US space station was launched on May 14, 1973. What was it called?

Answer: Skylab One

Answer: Skylab A

Answer: Sky lab

Answer: Skylab

Answer: Project Skylab

Answer: Skylab I

Answer: SkyLab

Answer: Skylab 5

Answer: Skylab 1

Answer: Skylab program

Answer: SKYLAB


Question: Whom was Ronald Reagan referring to when he uttered the famous phrase "evil empire" in a 1983 speech?

Answer: The U.–S.–S.–R.

Answer: Советской Социалистической Республикаослэн Союззы

Answer: Совет Ушем

Answer: The Soviet–Union

Answer: The Soviet-Union

Answer: U.–S.–S.–R.

Answer: SRSR

Answer: C.C.C.P.

Answer: SU (country)

Answer: U–S–S–R

Answer: Soviet–Union

Answer: The U–S–S–R

Answer: The U.S.S.R.

Answer: The Union of Socialist Soviet Republics

Answer: U S S R

Answer: U. S. S. R.

Answer: The C.C.C.P.

Answer: CPCP

Answer: SSSR

Answer: The U S S R

Answer: Soviet

Answer: The Soviets

Answer: CCCP%5C

Answer: C–C–C–P

Answer: The USSR

Answer: C C C P

Answer: The C. C. C. P.

Answer: The C–C–C–P

Answer: U.-S.-S.-R.

Answer: СССР

Answer: United Soviet Socialist Republics

Answer: C.–C.–C.–P.

Answer: Советскай Социалистическай Республикалар Союзтара

Answer: Sowjetunion

Answer: The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

Answer: Sovyet Union

Answer: USSR

Answer: SovietUnion

Answer: Совет Социалистик Республикалар Союзы

Answer: Neuvostoliitto

Answer: UdSSR

Answer: სსრკ

Answer: USSr

Answer: The CCCP

Answer: Soviet union

Answer: Sovietic Union

Answer: The union of Soviet Socialist Rebublics

Answer: Soyuz Sovietskikh Sotsialisticheskikh Respublik

Answer: The U-S-S-R

Answer: S.U. (country)

Answer: Союз Советских Социалистических Республик

Answer: United soviet socialist republic

Answer: C-C-C-P

Answer: U-S-S-R

Answer: Union of Soviet Socialist Republic

Answer: United Soviets Socialist Rebublic

Answer: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)

Answer: The Soviet

Answer: Sovetskij Soyuz

Answer: Soveit Union

Answer: Sovietsky Soyuz

Answer: Union of soviet socialist republics

Answer: The C.–C.–C.–P.

Answer: The Soviet Union

Answer: U.S.S.R

Answer: Sovyet-Union

Answer: The U.-S.-S.-R.

Answer: Sovetskiy Soyuz

Answer: Sovjet

Answer: United soviets socialist republic

Answer: U.S.S.R.

Answer: Ussr

Answer: Советский Союз

Answer: Союз Советских Социалистическая Республика

Answer: The C C C P

Answer: Совет Социалистиг Республикаларның Эвилели

Answer: All-union

Answer: Cccp

Answer: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

Answer: European USSR

Answer: All-Union

Answer: The U. S. S. R.

Answer: CCCP

Answer: Сою́з Сове́тских Социалисти́ческих Респу́блик

Answer: TSRS

Answer: Soyuz Sovetskikh Sotsialisticheskikh Respublik

Answer: Советлар Союзы

Answer: The C-C-C-P

Answer: Soviet Union

Answer: C. C. C. P.

Answer: Union of Socialist Soviet Republics

Answer: PSRS

Answer: United Soviet Socialist Rebublic

Answer: Sovietunion

Answer: Soviet-Union

Answer: C.-C.-C.-P.

Answer: The C.-C.-C.-P.

Answer: Soviets

Answer: The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R)

Answer: Советскай Союз


Question: Masu, Chum, and Coho are all types of what?

Answer: Salmon (zoology)

Answer: Salmon and Trout

Answer: Salmon (fish)

Answer: Baked Salmon

Answer: Salmon

Answer: Alaskan salmon

Answer: Parr (fish)

Answer: Land-locked salmon

Answer: Sake no dengaku


Question: What noted film director and producer, born on May 14, 1944, founded the theatre audio company THX, and the visual effects company Industrial Light and Magic, among others?

Answer: Tyger (actress)

Answer: George Walton Lucas Jr.

Answer: Indiana (dog)

Answer: George Jr. Lucas

Answer: G lucas

Answer: Jett Lucas

Answer: Lucas, George

Answer: George Lucas's

Answer: George Walton Lucas

Answer: George lucas

Answer: Katie lucas

Answer: George Lucus

Answer: George Walton Lucas, Jr.

Answer: George Lucas Jnr

Answer: Gorge Lucas

Answer: George W Lucas Jr

Answer: The Flanneled One

Answer: George Lucas

Answer: George Lucas Jr.


Question: According to Smokey The Bear, Remember... only you can what?

Answer: Prevent Forest Fires


Question: May 15, 1940 saw what fast food chain get started in San Bernadino, CA?

Answer: Mackey D's

Answer: Yum Chums

Answer: Micky Ds

Answer: Speedee

Answer: Mac Donalds

Answer: McD's

Answer: McDonald's

Answer: Mcdo

Answer: Mc Donald's

Answer: McDonald's Hamburgers

Answer: Macky d

Answer: MdDonalds

Answer: Mcdonald's Corp.

Answer: McDonalds

Answer: Mickey-D's

Answer: Der Schotte

Answer: McDonald's restaurants

Answer: McDonalds's

Answer: McDonald's/Archive 1

Answer: Criticism of McDonald's

Answer: The McDonald's Corporation

Answer: McDonalds Corporation

Answer: MacDonald's

Answer: We love to see you smile

Answer: McDonald's

Answer: Aboutmcdonalds.com

Answer: McDankee's

Answer: McDonalds Restaurants

Answer: List of assets owned by McDonald's

Answer: Mcdonalds Corporation

Answer: McDonald's Restaurant

Answer: MankDonalds

Answer: McHappy Day

Answer: QSCV

Answer: McDonald's Corp.

Answer: McDonald's Corporation

Answer: McDonald's Restaraunt

Answer: McD

Answer: McDonald's Singapore

Answer: Global impact of McDonald's

Answer: Salads Plus

Answer: Mcdonald's corporation

Answer: McDonalds.com

Answer: Mcdonald's

Answer: Mckinley mac

Answer: McDonald's Restaurants

Answer: Mc Donalds

Answer: MacDonalds

Answer: Placcy D's

Answer: Hankook McDonald's

Answer: McDonald's Corp

Answer: Mickey d

Answer: Mcdonalds Corp

Answer: McDonald's Corporation

Answer: MacDoh

Answer: Double Beef and Bacon

Answer: Maccas

Answer: Placcy-D's

Answer: Macca's

Answer: McDonald's Drive-In

Answer: Macky d's

Answer: Mc.donalds

Answer: Maccy d's

Answer: Criticisms of McDonald's

Answer: Mc donalds

Answer: Micky D's

Answer: McDo

Answer: Mackey-D's

Answer: McDonald/'s Corporation

Answer: Mcdonalds

Answer: McDonals

Answer: Macdonald's

Answer: Mickey D's

Answer: Mcmichigan.com


Question: After 23 years on the air, America's Most Wanted will be winding down. Who has been the host of the series since its inception?

Answer: Walsh, John

Answer: John Walsh (disambiguation)

Answer: John Walsh

Answer: John Walsh (politician)

Answer: Johnny Walsh

Answer: Jack Walsh


Question: What airline, founding member of the Star Alliance, the largest airline alliance in the world, got its start as the Boeing Air Transport company in 1927?

Answer: United (album)

Answer: United

Answer: United (disambiguation)

Answer: United (song)

Answer: United (film)

Answer: Untied

Answer: United (album) (disambiguation)


Question: Known as The Hoosier State, what was the 19th state to join the Union on december 11, 1816?

Answer: Indiana, United States

Answer: The Hoosier State

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Ind.

Answer: Hoosier State

Answer: Indiania

Answer: Education in Indiana

Answer: Demographics of Indiana

Answer: Indiana, USA

Answer: Indana

Answer: Indiana (U.S. state)

Answer: Indiana (State)

Answer: Transportation in Indiana

Answer: State of Indiana

Answer: Northeastern Indiana

Answer: US-IN

Answer: Religion in Indiana

Answer: Indiana (state)

Answer: The Commonwealth of Indiana

Answer: Climate of Indiana

Answer: 19th State

Answer: Transport in Indiana

Answer: Nineteenth State

Answer: INdiana


Question: What is the usual term for growing plants in liquid, without the benefit of soil?

Answer: Hydroponic agriculture

Answer: Hydroponic

Answer: Hydroponic farm

Answer: Hydroponics Systems

Answer: Hydroponic systems

Answer: Tank farming

Answer: Hydroponic greenhouse

Answer: Rotary Hydroponics

Answer: Hydroponics

Answer: Hydroponic farming


Question: In the event that the rumors are true and Christine Gregoire does head off to fill in the solicitor general position currently held by Elana Kagan, what is the name of the man who becomes governor of Washington until a special election is held?

Answer: Brad Owen


Question: What does the proofreading notation stet mean?

Answer: Let it stand or ignore the indicated edit mark

Let it stand or ignore the indicated edit mark


Question: What Greek mythological figure, who apparently cut quite the figure, was doomed to waste away staring at his own reflection?

Answer: Narsosis

Answer: Narcisus

Answer: Narcissus (Roman history)

Answer: Narcissus

Answer: Narcissus (disambiguation)

Answer: Narsisis


Question: Although now pretty much a bit player, Porky Pig's only known girlfriend is who?

Answer: Petunia Pig


Question: Body on Tap brand shampoo contained what special ingredient?

Answer: Brewing industry

Answer: Imported beer

Answer: Road soda

Answer: Short beer

Answer: Alcoholic beverage beer

Answer: B33r

Answer: High-gravity beer

Answer: Brewski

Answer: Beer bust

Answer: Liquid bread

Answer: Strongest beer

Answer: Beer culture

Answer: Raven Stout

Answer: High gravity beer

Answer: Beer and food matching

Answer: Bheer

Answer: Zythology

Answer: Beer

Answer: High gravity beers

Answer: Oat soda

Answer: Beer pairing

Answer: Amber fluid


Question: What 1989 best picture Oscar winning movie, based on a play by Alfred Uhry, and co-starring Morgan Freeman, gave Jessica Tandy, at age 80, the award for Best Actress, the oldest winner in history?

Answer: Miss Daisy

Answer: Driving miss daisy

Answer: Driving Miss Daisy

Answer: Driving Ms. Daisy

Answer: Driving Miss Daisy (film)


Question: What was the profession of the 7 Dwarfs, according to the Disney movie?

Answer: Ore miner

Answer: Miner

Answer: Putter (mining)

Answer: Miners


Question: If blue litmus paper stays blue, is it in an acid or base solution?

Answer: Base (alkaline) solution


Question: Who is the most famous character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?

Answer: Sherlock Holmes (character)

Answer: Inspector Holmes

Answer: Holmes and Watson

Answer: Shrlock holmes

Answer: Elementary, My Dear Watson

Answer: Sherlock Homes

Answer: Sherlock Holmes

Answer: Elementary, my dear Watson

Answer: SherlockHolmes

Answer: Shirlock Holmes

Answer: Three pipe problem

Answer: Sherlock-Holmes-Fallacy

Answer: Sherlock holmes


Question: The ESRB provides ratings for what?

Answer: Benefits of video games

Answer: Video gaming

Answer: VideoGame

Answer: Video Games

Answer: Core games

Answer: Video game software

Answer: Computer and video game

Answer: Video-game

Answer: Video and computer games

Answer: Video game demographics

Answer: Life (computer and video games)

Answer: VIDEO GAME

Answer: Leisure software

Answer: Video-games

Answer: Games/Computer

Answer: Videogame

Answer: Electronic entertainment

Answer: Interactive games

Answer: Computer video game

Answer: Graphical games

Answer: Graphenspiele

Answer: Videogames

Answer: Interactive game

Answer: Video Game

Answer: Videogaming

Answer: Video-Games

Answer: Game trading

Answer: Video gamez

Answer: Video game platform

Answer: Video games

Answer: PCDVD game

Answer: Computer or video game

Answer: Computer and video game distinction

Answer: Video game

Answer: Game deck

Answer: Vid game

Answer: 3D computer game

Answer: Vidoe game

Answer: Video Gaming

Answer: Video-Game

Answer: Videogame type

Answer: Video game platforms

Answer: Computer and console games

Answer: Gra wideo

Answer: Computer or video games

Answer: Video game hardware

Answer: Vidya gaem

Answer: Video and computer game


Question: We know it as Myanmar today. By what name was it known before 1989?

Answer: Economic sanctions against Myanmar

Answer: Economic sanctions against Burma

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MM

Answer: Birman Empire

Answer: Etymology of Burma

Answer: Republic of The Union of Myanmar

Answer: Pyidaunzu Thanmăda Myăma Nainngandaw

Answer: Mianmar

Answer: Borders of Burma

Answer: Myanmar (Burma)

Answer: Mayanmar

Answer: မြန်မာပြည်

Answer: Pyi-daung-zu Myan-ma Naing-ngan-daw

Answer: Myammar

Answer: Burma/Myanmar

Answer: Burmese Republic

Answer: Burma-Myanmar

Answer: Burma (Myanmar)

Answer: Union of Myanmar

Answer: ပြည်ထောင်စု သမ္မတ မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတော်

Answer: Sanctions against Burma

Answer: Myanmar (formerly Burma)

Answer: Birma

Answer: ပြည်ထောင်စု သမ္မတ မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတော

Answer: Birmanie

Answer: Myanmar/(Burma)

Answer: Burma

Answer: Myanmar/Burma

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmer

Answer: Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma

Answer: Republic of the Union of Myanmar

Answer: Eastern Burma

Answer: Union of burma

Answer: Myanma

Answer: Birmania


Question: Deficiency in which vitamin causes Beri-Beri?

Answer: B 1

Answer: B-1

Answer: B-1 (disambiguation)

Answer: B.1

Answer: B1 (disambiguation)

Answer: B1


Question: Marking the separation between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, what name is given to the southernmost piece of South America?

Answer: Cape Hoorn

Answer: Kaap Hoorn

Answer: Rounding the Horn

Answer: Cape Horn


Question: How many herbs and spices make up the secret blend used on Colonel Harland Sanders' most famous creation: his Original Recipe Kentucky Fried Chicken?

Answer: 11

Answer: eleven


Question: What is the deepest male singing voice?

Answer: Bass (musical term)

Answer: Basses

Answer: Bass

Answer: BASS

Answer: Bass (disambiguation)


Question: What is the name of the cookie recipe printed on the back of each bag of Nestle "semi-sweet chocolate morsels"?

Answer: Chocolate-chip cookie

Answer: TollHouseCookie

Answer: Tollhouse cookies

Answer: Chocolate-chip cookies

Answer: Chocolate chip biscuit

Answer: Toll House cookie

Answer: Chocolate chip cookies

Answer: Tollhouse cookie

Answer: Toll House cookies

Answer: Chocolate chip cookie recipes

Answer: Chocolate chip cookie

Answer: Chocolate Chip Cookies

Answer: Chocolate Chip Cookie

Answer: Nestlé Toll House

Answer: Toll House Cookie


Question: First debuting in the cartoon Mickey's Review, what classic turtle neck wearing cartoon character had the original name of Dippy Dog?

Answer: Goofy holler

Answer: Goofey

Answer: Gawrsh!

Answer: Goofy Jr.

Answer: George Geef

Answer: Max Goofy

Answer: Goofy yell

Answer: Ah-Hyuck

Answer: Goofy

Answer: Ah-hyuck

Answer: A-Hyuck

Answer: Goofy Goof

Answer: Goofy Sr.

Answer: Dippy Dawg

Answer: Super Goofy

Answer: Super Goof

Answer: Goofy filmography

Answer: List of Goofy Cartoons

Answer: A-hyuck

Answer: List of Donald Duck & Goofy Cartoons


Question: Electric, picket, and split rail are all types of what?

Answer: The Fence

Answer: Fence (disambiguation)

Answer: Fencing (disambiguation)

Answer: Fences

Answer: Fences play


Question: Inspiring such things as a television program, a breakfast cereal, and hit song, what immensely popular video game was first released by Namco on May 22, 1980?

Answer: Pakman

Answer: Pac-man

Answer: Pac-mn

Answer: Pacman

Answer: Blinky, Pinky, Inky, Clyde

Answer: Pac-Man (card game)

Answer: Puck-Man

Answer: Pac Man Magnetic Maze

Answer: Google Pac-Man

Answer: パックマン

Answer: Puc-Man

Answer: Clyde (monster)

Answer: Pac dots

Answer: PACMAN

Answer: Pac-Man (film)

Answer: Aosuke

Answer: PUCK-MAN

Answer: CDMan

Answer: Pakkuman

Answer: MacMan Kid

Answer: Inky (ghost)

Answer: Pac-man (board game)

Answer: Google Pacman

Answer: Pac man

Answer: Blinky (ghost)

Answer: PuckMan

Answer: Pac-man ghosts

Answer: Paku paku

Answer: Split-Screen Level

Answer: Clyde (ghost)

Answer: PAC-MAN

Answer: Puck Man

Answer: Pac-Man

Answer: PacMan

Answer: Blinky (monster)

Answer: PUCKMAN

Answer: Pac Man

Answer: Pinky (ghost)

Answer: Guzuta

Answer: Puck-man

Answer: Akabei

Answer: PUCK MAN

Answer: Pac-Man (board game)


Question: Also known as the Roland Garros, what is the Grand Slam Tennis event that started this week on the clay courts?

Answer: 1896 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1904 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: French Open (tennis)

Answer: 1905 French Championships

Answer: 1914 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1899 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: Roland-Garros Tournament

Answer: 1896 French Championships

Answer: 1903 French Championships

Answer: 1898 French Championships

Answer: 1911 French Championships

Answer: 1922 French Championships

Answer: 1922 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: French Tennis Open

Answer: 1895 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1910 French Championships

Answer: 1912 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: French Open (Tennis)

Answer: 1907 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1908 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1902 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1892 French Championships

Answer: French open

Answer: 1907 French Championships

Answer: Roland Garos

Answer: 1903 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1900 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1904 French Championships

Answer: 1923 French Championships

Answer: Tournoi de Roland-Garros

Answer: Tournoi de Roland Garros

Answer: 1921 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1898 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1902 French Championships

Answer: 1911 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1920 French Championships

Answer: Rolland -Garros

Answer: Internationaux de France de Roland Garros

Answer: 1913 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1912 French Championships

Answer: 1891 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1891 French Championships

Answer: 1909 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1914 French Championships

Answer: 1893 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1920 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1906 French Championships

Answer: France Open

Answer: 1892 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1899 French Championships

Answer: 1908 French Championships

Answer: 1900 French Championships

Answer: 1910 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1895 French Championships

Answer: 1894 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1924 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: Open of France

Answer: Roland Garros (tennis)

Answer: 1905 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: French Championships

Answer: 1897 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1921 French Championships

Answer: 1901 French Championships

Answer: 1901 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1897 French Championships

Answer: Roland Garros Tournament

Answer: Roland-Garros

Answer: 1913 French Championships

Answer: Internationaux de France de Roland-Garros

Answer: French open tennis

Answer: French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1909 French Championships

Answer: 1894 French Championships

Answer: French Amateur

Answer: 1923 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: 1906 French Championships (tennis)

Answer: French Open

Answer: 1893 French Championships


Question: What element is often called quicksilver?

Answer: Mercury

Answer: Murcury

Answer: Mercury (album)

Answer: Merdcury

Answer: Mercury (disambiguation)


Question: Portrayed by James Doohan, what was the actual name of the engineer on the starship Enterprise, who was commonly called Scotty?

Answer: Montgomery Scott

Answer: Scotty (Star Trek)

Answer: Pulling a Scotty

Answer: Pulling a Scottie

Answer: Scotty factor

Answer: Mr. Scott


Question: May 28, 1998 saw the death of what Saturday Night Live alum, and voice of Lionel Hutz and Troy McClure on The Simpsons, who was shot while he slept by his wife Brynn Omdahl?

Answer: The Phil Show

Answer: Brynn Hartman

Answer: Phil Hartman

Answer: Philip Edward Hartman

Answer: Philip Edward Hartmann

Answer: Brynn Omdahl

Answer: Phil Hartmann

Answer: Death of Phil Hartman

Answer: Phil hartman

Answer: Phil Hartman (graphic artist)

Answer: Vicki Jo Omdahl


Question: From where do Manx cats originate?

Answer: Man Island

Answer: Isle Of Man

Answer: Cuisine of the Isle of Man

Answer: 'Queens Commissioner-Barrantagh y Benrein'

Answer: ISLE OF MAN

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IM

Answer: The Isle of Man

Answer: Name of the Isle of Man

Answer: Mannin

Answer: Monapia

Answer: 'Queen's Commissioner-Barrantagh y Benrein'

Answer: Ynys Manaw

Answer: Isle of Sam

Answer: Census Act 1929

Answer: The Isle Of Man

Answer: Isle of Man/Transnational issues

Answer: Isle of Man/Military

Answer: Islam in the Isle of Man

Answer: Isle of man

Answer: Monaoeda

Answer: Manx (mythology)

Answer: Isle of Mann

Answer: Island of Man

Answer: Protestantism in the Isle of Man

Answer: Isle of Man/History

Answer: Military of the Isle of Man

Answer: Census in the Isle of Man

Answer: Religion in the Isle of Man

Answer: 'Queen's Commissioner-Barrantagh ny Benrein'

Answer: I of M

Answer: Man, Isle of

Answer: Isle of Man

Answer: Europe/Isle of Man


Question: The voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Sylvester the Cat, Tweety Bird, Foghorn Leghorn, Yosemite Sam, Wile E. Coyote, Woody Woodpecker, Barney Rubble, Mr. Spacely, Speed Buggy, Captain Caveman, Heathcliff, Speedy Gonzales, Elmer Fudd and hundreds of others, which American voice actor was born on May 30, 1908?

Answer: The Man of a Thousand Voices

Answer: Sy, the Little Mexican

Answer: Melvin Jerome Blank

Answer: Professor LeBlanc

Answer: Melvin Jerome Blanc

Answer: Mel Blanc

Answer: Mel Blank

Answer: Melvin Jerome %22Mel%22 Blanc

Answer: Melvin Blanc


Question: Name the 1979 movie, ranked 168th on IMDBs list of the Top 250 films, based on IMDB's plot summary: "Brian is born on the original Christmas, in the stable next door. He spends his life being mistaken for a messiah."

Answer: Judean People's Front

Answer: The Life of Brian

Answer: Biggus Diccus

Answer: Life of brian

Answer: Monty Python's Life of Brian

Answer: Life of Brian

Answer: The Judean People's Front

Answer: The People's Front of Judea

Answer: It's so funny that they banned it in Norway

Answer: Biggus Dickus

Answer: Monty Python's Life of Brian

Answer: Incontinentia Buttocks

Answer: Monty python's life of brian

Answer: People's Front of Judaea

Answer: Brian of Nazareth

Answer: Judean Popular People's Front

Answer: Brian Cohen of Nazareth

Answer: Judean Popular People's Front

Answer: Peoples' Front of Judea

Answer: Monty Python's the Life of Brian

Answer: Judean People's Front

Answer: The Life Of Brian

Answer: Blessed are the cheesemakers

Answer: The life of brian

Answer: Silius Soddus

Answer: The PFJ

Answer: Bigus Dickus

Answer: Popular Front of Judea

Answer: Life of Bryan

Answer: Monty Python's The Life of Brian

Answer: Monty Python s Life of Brian

Answer: Life of Brian: Monty Python

Answer: Monty Python and the Life of Brian

Answer: Life Of Brian

Answer: Judaean People's Front

Answer: People's Judean Front

Answer: People's Front of Judea

Answer: Biggus dickus

Answer: Brian Cohen


Question: What long running public radio program, and short lived TV series, debuted in 1995 as Your Radio Playhouse?

Answer: That American Life

Answer: Your Radio Playhouse

Answer: This american life

Answer: This American Life


Question: What is the traditional beverage hoisted by the winners of the Indianapolis 500, a tradition that dates back to 1936?

Answer: Whole Milk

Answer: Dudh

Answer: Reduced fat milk

Answer: Cow milk

Answer: Homogenized Milk

Answer: Cows' milk

Answer: Bovine milk

Answer: Liquid Milk

Answer: Sweet milk

Answer: Dairy milk

Answer: Low fat milk

Answer: Milk proteins

Answer: Milker

Answer: Whole milk

Answer: Homo milk

Answer: Milk solids

Answer: Milk jugs

Answer: Breakfast milk

Answer: Cow's milk

Answer: Milk protein

Answer: Milk (drink)

Answer: Benefits of Drinking Milk

Answer: Walrus milk

Answer: Sterilized milk

Answer: Milk jug

Answer: Food milk

Answer: Lowfat milk

Answer: Gyunyu

Answer: Homogenized milk

Answer: Mammal milk

Answer: Low-fat milk

Answer: Cow's milk

Answer: Liquid milk

Answer: Milk (beverage)

Answer: Reduced-fat milk

Answer: Milk


Question: June 2, 2004 saw the beginning of the streak in which what Edmonds, WA native won 74 consecutive games on Jeopardy?

Answer: Ken William Jennings III

Answer: Ken Jennings

Answer: Ken Jennings game summaries

Answer: Kenneth William Jennings III

Answer: Ken Jennings/Game summaries

Answer: Ken jennings

Answer: Ken Jennings III

Answer: Kenneth Wayne Jennings III

Answer: Nancy Zerg


Question: May 31, 1911 saw the launching of the hull of what "moderately famous" cruise ship, which took almost a year to complete, but a mere 2 hours and 40 minutes to sink?

Answer: S.S. Titanic

Answer: HMS Titanic

Answer: Rms titanic

Answer: R. M. S. Titanic

Answer: Titanic (ship)

Answer: Provisioning of the RMS Titanic

Answer: John van Billard

Answer: RMS %22Titanic%22

Answer: Royal Mail Steamer Titanic

Answer: H.M.S. Titanic

Answer: RMS TITANIC

Answer: SS Titanic

Answer: RMS Titanik

Answer: Titanicc

Answer: Eliza Gladys Milvina Dean

Answer: Barbara Joyce West

Answer: Titanick

Answer: RMS titanic

Answer: Titanic

Answer: Titantic

Answer: Provisioning (RMS Titanic)

Answer: R.M.S Titanic

Answer: S. S. Titanic

Answer: Titanic victim

Answer: Titanic Related Films

Answer: RMS Titanick

Answer: August Weikman

Answer: Rms Titanic

Answer: RMS Titanic

Answer: RMS TITANTIC

Answer: TitaniC

Answer: Titanic passenger

Answer: 3909 04

Answer: 100th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic

Answer: The Titanic

Answer: R.M.S. Titanic


Question: Based on market cap, who was declared the top technology company this week, stopping Microsoft's nearly 20 year run on top?

Answer: Apple Blossom

Answer: Appleblossom

Answer: Green Apples

Answer: Malus domesticus

Answer: Appleblossoms

Answer: Culture of apple

Answer: Malus domestica

Answer: Apple blossom

Answer: Apple/Nutritional information

Answer: Nutritional information about the apple

Answer: Apple production

Answer: Apple-blossoms

Answer: Apple blossoms

Answer: Apple peel

Answer: An apple a day

Answer: Apple (fruit)

Answer: Apple trees

Answer: Malus pumila

Answer: Malus communis

Answer: Pyrus malus

Answer: Apple tree

Answer: Apple Popularity

Answer: Apples

Answer: Dried apple

Answer: سێو

Answer: Apple (Fruit)

Answer: Green Apple

Answer: Apple-tree

Answer: Green apples

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apples and teachers

Answer: Aplle

Answer: Apple-blossom

Answer: Apple (tree)


Question: The result of a tryst with the wife of his bitter enemy, what legendary English ruler is the bastard son of Igraine and Uther Pendragon?

Answer: Arthurian legend

Answer: King Arthur's family tree

Answer: Arthur Pendragon

Answer: Arthur Legend

Answer: Arthurian Legend

Answer: Arthurian legends

Answer: King Arthur's Family Tree

Answer: King arthur

Answer: Arthur Eld

Answer: The Arthurian Legend

Answer: Arthuriad

Answer: Arthurian Legends

Answer: King Arthur

Answer: Legend of King Arthur

Answer: Arthurian

Answer: Arthurian lore

Answer: Arthur of Britain


Question: Which king experienced regicide at the hands of Shakespeare's Macbeth?

Answer: Duncan, King of Scotland (Macbeth)

Answer: King Duncan


Question: June 5, 2004 saw the death of what man, the 40th President of the United States?

Answer: President Regan

Answer: Ronald Reagan's Alzheimer's letter

Answer: Ronald W Reagan

Answer: 40th President of the United States

Answer: Reagan

Answer: Reaganian

Answer: Ronald Reagon

Answer: Reagen

Answer: Ronnie Reagan

Answer: Public image of Ronald Reagan

Answer: Ronald Reagan presidential campaign, 1976

Answer: Ronald Reagan

Answer: Reagan, Ronald

Answer: Reagan, Ronald Wilson

Answer: President Reagan

Answer: Reagan (president)

Answer: Health of Ronald Reagan

Answer: President Ronald Reagan

Answer: Ronald Reagan Centennial Commission Act

Answer: Ronald reagan

Answer: Reaganesque

Answer: Reaganite

Answer: Ronald Raegen

Answer: Ronald regean

Answer: Ronald Wilson Reagan

Answer: Ronald Regan

Answer: Ronald Reagan Centennial Commission

Answer: Dutch Reagan

Answer: Ronaldus Magnus

Answer: Ronald Reagen

Answer: Cultural and political image of Ronald Reagan

Answer: Ronal Reagan

Answer: Reagan Ronald

Answer: Ronald Raegan

Answer: Ronald W. Reagan


Question: In internet/texting parlance, what does tl;dr mean?

Answer: TL;DR

Answer: Tl;dr

Answer: Too long, didn't read

Answer: TL-DR

Answer: Too long; didn't read


Question: Ford recently announced that they were shutting down production of another of their marques. Active for the last 81 years, what brand is being discontinued?

Answer: Mercury

Answer: Murcury

Answer: Mercury (album)

Answer: Merdcury

Answer: Mercury (disambiguation)


Question: The world cup opens on Friday. Which country is hosting this year?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: What does the DSM-IV define as: A pervasive pattern of excessive emotionality and attention seeking, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts, as indicated by five (or more) of the following: (1) is uncomfortable in situations in which he or she is not the center of attention (2) interaction with others is often characterized by inappropriate sexually seductive or provocative behavior (3) displays rapidly shifting and shallow expression of emotions (4) consistently uses physical appearance to draw attention to self (5) has a style of speech that is excessively impressionistic and lacking in detail (6) shows self-dramatization, theatricality, and exaggerated expression of emotion (7) is suggestible, i.e., easily influenced by others or circumstances (8) considers relationships to be more intimate than they actually are

Answer: Histrionic Personality Disorder

Answer: Histrionic personality disorder

Answer: Hysterical personality disorder

Answer: Histrionic personality

Answer: Histrionia

Answer: Hysterical Personality Disorder


Question: In what film would you have seen a sword fight on the Cliffs of Insanity?

Answer: Count Tyrone Rugen

Answer: Kermit Shog

Answer: Florin city

Answer: Princess Bride

Answer: Indigo montoya

Answer: Tyrone Rugen

Answer: Rodents of unusual size

Answer: The Princess Bride

Answer: Princess bride

Answer: Prince Humperdink

Answer: Fezzik

Answer: Lightning sands

Answer: Miracle Max

Answer: Count Rugen

Answer: The Cliffs of Insanity

Answer: Cliffs of Insanity

Answer: Buttercup's baby

Answer: Green speckled recluse

Answer: Vizzini (The Princess Bride)

Answer: R-O-U-S

Answer: Princess Buttercup

Answer: Fire swamp

Answer: The princess bride

Answer: Prince Humperdinck

Answer: The brute squad

Answer: Indigo Montoya


Question: How many pecks in a bushel?

Answer: Cardice

Answer: Dry-ice

Answer: Dryice

Answer: Dry ice

Answer: Card ice

Answer: Carbon dioxide ice

Answer: Dry Ice


Question: You have the right to remain silent and Anything you say or do can and will be held against you in a court of law are typical of the wording used by police officers to inform suspects of their rights following what landmark Supreme Court decision of 1966?

Answer: Vignera v. New York

Answer: Miranda decision

Answer: Miranda V Arizona

Answer: Miranda vs. Arizona

Answer: California v. Stewart

Answer: Miranda V. Arizona

Answer: Vignera v. State of New York

Answer: Miranda v. arizona

Answer: Miranda v Arizona

Answer: Miranda versus Arizona

Answer: Miranda vs. arizona

Answer: Miranda v. Arizona

Answer: 384 U.S. 436

Answer: Westover v. United States


Question: Snidely Whiplash was the arch-villain on what cartoon series?

Answer: Dudley Dooright

Answer: The Dudley Do-Right Show

Answer: Do-right

Answer: Dudley doright

Answer: Nell Fenwick

Answer: Dudley Doright

Answer: Dudley Do-Right

Answer: Dudley Do Right

Answer: Dudley Do-Right of the Mounties

Answer: Dudley do-right


Question: Which actor, who died in Los Angeles on Jue 11, 1979, holds the record as the actor with the most leading parts with 142, and has a marina named for him near the city of Sequim?

Answer: Michael Morris (John Wayne)

Answer: Marion Morrison

Answer: Marion Robert Morrison

Answer: List of John Wayne films

Answer: Marion Mitchell Morrison

Answer: Michael Morrison (John Wayne)

Answer: Marion Michael Morrison

Answer: John wayne

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by John Wayne

Answer: List of John Wayne Films

Answer: John Wayne


Question: Who flew a kite in a storm on June 15, 1750, proving that lightning was electrical?

Answer: A Tradesman of Philidelphia

Answer: Bin Franklin

Answer: Abigail Afterwit

Answer: The Busybody

Answer: Anthony Afterwit

Answer: Betty Diligent

Answer: Benjamin Franklin

Answer: The Benjamin Franklin

Answer: Franklinian

Answer: Friend to the Poor

Answer: Ben Franlkin

Answer: Bejamin franklin

Answer: Alice Addertongue

Answer: Sage of the Constitutional Convention

Answer: Franklinic

Answer: Benjamin franklin

Answer: Those who would give up Essential Liberty

Answer: Ben Franklin

Answer: B franklin

Answer: The Benjamin Franklin Bust

Answer: B. Franklin

Answer: Abigail Twitterfield

Answer: Benjamin (Ben) Franklin

Answer: Ben franklin

Answer: Sidi Mehemet Ibrahim

Answer: B Franklin


Question: The inaugural issue of what comic book, which was released in June, 1938, introduced Superman?

Answer: Chuck Dawson

Answer: Action Comics Weekly

Answer: Action Comics

Answer: Action comics


Question: The first civilians executed for espionage in the United States for passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviets, what couple were given the electric chair in 1953?

Answer: Ethel Greenglass Rosenburg

Answer: Julius rosenburg

Answer: Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

Answer: Rosenburgs

Answer: Julius and Ethel Rosenburg

Answer: Ethel rosenburg

Answer: Rosenburg case

Answer: Rosenberg Trial

Answer: Ethel G. Rosenberg

Answer: Ethel and Julius Rosenbug

Answer: Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg

Answer: Ethel and Julius Rosenburg

Answer: Ethel Rosenburg

Answer: Julius Rosenberg

Answer: Rosenbergs

Answer: Ethel Rosenberg

Answer: Rosenberg Case

Answer: Julius; and Rosenberg, Ethel Rosenberg

Answer: Julius & Ethel Rosenberg

Answer: The Rosenbergs

Answer: Ethel and Julius Rosenberg


Question: What does the DSM-IV define as:     A. Over a period of at least 6 months, recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving the act of observing an unsuspecting person who is naked, in the process of disrobing, or engaging in sexual activity. B. The person has acted on these urges, or the sexual urges or fantasies cause marked distress or interpersonal difficulty.

Answer: Mixoscopia

Answer: Voyeuristically

Answer: Voyeurism

Answer: Voyeuristic

Answer: Voyeurs

Answer: Voyeur

Answer: Scoptolagnia

Answer: Peeping (sexual activity)

Answer: Legal status of voyeurism

Answer: Voyeuristic disorder


Question: June 17, 1994 saw a low speed chase up Interstate 405 as OJ Simpson was pursued by some of Los Angeles finest for a good 6 hours. What type of vehicle was OJ riding in?

Answer: Orenthal James

Answer: Butcher of Brentwood

Answer: O. J. Simpson

Answer: O.J.Simpson

Answer: Orenthal James %22O. J.%22 Simpson

Answer: White ford bronco

Answer: Orenthal Simpson

Answer: O.j. simpson

Answer: O.J. Simpson

Answer: Oj simpson

Answer: White Ford Bronco

Answer: O J Simpson

Answer: Orenthal James Simpson

Answer: OJ Simpson

Answer: Orenthal

Answer: The Juice

Answer: Orenthal J Simpson

Answer: Juiced with O.J. Simpson

Answer: O.J Simpson

Answer: OJ Simpsons


Question: Name the artist and the title of this 1970 hit: 'Dont come hangin around my door I dont wanna see your face no more I got more important things to do Than spend my time growin old with you'

Answer: American Woman by The Guess Who


Question: What is prepared in a tannery?

Answer: Deerskin

Answer: Leathering

Answer: Cordwain

Answer: Old leather

Answer: Leatherer

Answer: Reptile leather

Answer: Cattle hide

Answer: Environmental impact of leather

Answer: Neradol

Answer: Exotic leather

Answer: Leather goods

Answer: Stingray skin

Answer: Synthetic tannins

Answer: Grained leather

Answer: Leather

Answer: Syntans

Answer: Leatherworker

Answer: Split leather

Answer: Vachetta leather

Answer: Cordova leather

Answer: Syntan

Answer: Genuine Leather

Answer: Pig leather

Answer: Leather making

Answer: Leather binding

Answer: Veg-tan leather

Answer: Fish leather

Answer: Synthetic tannin

Answer: Reversed leather

Answer: Leather worker


Question: June 19, 1903 saw the birth of what legendary NY Yankee, who earned the nickname The Iron Horse in his 16 years playing for the team, until he was forced to retired when he was stricken with an eponymous disease?

Answer: %22Buster%22 Gehrig

Answer: Henry Louis 'Buster' Gehrig

Answer: Luckiest man on the face of the earth

Answer: Gehrig

Answer: Biscuit pants

Answer: Lou Gehrig

Answer: The luckiest man on the face of the earth

Answer: %22Lou%22 Gehrig

Answer: Henry Louis %22Lou%22 Gehrig

Answer: Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day

Answer: Lou 'Buster' Gehrig

Answer: Henry Louis Gehrig

Answer: Ludwig Heinrich Gehrig

Answer: Lou %22Buster%22 Gehrig

Answer: Lou Gherig

Answer: 'Buster' Gehrig

Answer: Henry Louis %22Buster%22 Gehrig

Answer: Lou Gerhig

Answer: Louis Gehrig

Answer: Henry Louis 'Lou' Gehrig

Answer: Lou gehrig

Answer: Buster Gehrig

Answer: 'Lou' Gehrig

Answer: Biscuit Pants

Answer: Lou gerhig


Question: Name the 1979 movie and character/actor featured the quote "Hes not the Messiah. Hes a very naughty boy!".

Answer: Terry Jones as Brian's Mother in The Life of Brian

Terry Jones as Brian's Mother in The Life of Brian


Question: Responsible for such novels as Burmese Days, Keep the Aspidistra Flying, and Coming Up for Air, British author Eric Blair was popularly known as whom?

Answer: Geoge orwell

Answer: Arthur Blair

Answer: Eric A. Blair

Answer: George Orwell

Answer: Eric Arthur Blair

Answer: Eric Blair

Answer: George (Eric Blair) Orwell

Answer: G. Orwell

Answer: P. S. Burton

Answer: George orwell

Answer: E.A. Blair

Answer: Orwell, George

Answer: Orwell Day


Question: Early American film actor who rode a horse named Tony; Made 336 westerns between 1910 and 1935

Answer: Tom Mix

Answer: Thomas Hezikiah Mix

Answer: Thomas Mix


Question: Used as an alloy in making high-speed cutting tools, mo is the symbol for what silver-white metallic element?

Answer: Molybendium

Answer: Molybdenum alloys

Answer: Molybdenum

Answer: Molybdic

Answer: Element 42

Answer: Molybdous

Answer: Molybdenum alloy

Answer: Molybdenom

Answer: Molybdenium

Answer: Molybdinum

Answer: Dimolybdenum


Question: Born in Kingston, Texas in 1925, who is generally recognized as the most decorated American soldier of WWII, before he launched a successful film career?

Answer: Audie Murphy

Answer: Audie Murphey

Answer: Lt. Audie Murphy

Answer: Audie L. Murphy

Answer: Audie murphy legacy

Answer: Audie Leon Murphy

Answer: Audie Murphy legacy


Question: The bacteria used in botox is also responsible for what disease

Answer: Botchalism

Answer: Botulinum Toxin A

Answer: Botulinum antitoxin

Answer: Allantiasis

Answer: Botulism

Answer: Infant botulism

Answer: ATC code J06AA04

Answer: Botulinus


Question: Meaning Fox in Spanish, what was the secret identity of Don Diego De La Vega?

Answer: Don Diego Vega

Answer: Zorro (comics)

Answer: Zorro, Don Diego de Vega

Answer: Diego de la Vega

Answer: Lady Rawhide

Answer: Zorro

Answer: Zorro Productions, Inc.

Answer: Zorro Reborn

Answer: Alejandro de la Vega

Answer: Don Diego de la Vega

Answer: Alejandro Murrieta


Question: Name the year: The Macintosh is introduced, Louisiana hosted the last World's Fair to be held in the US, Vanessa Williams resigns her Miss America crown, Band Aid records the song "Do They Know It's Christmas" for famine relief, Union Carbide wipes out a good chunk of Bhopal, India

Answer: 1984

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-four


Question: Yesterday saw the passing of Ed McMahon. What publishing sweepstakes company employed him as its' spokesperson?

Answer: American Family Publishers

Answer: American family publishing

Answer: American family publishers

Answer: American Family Publishing


Question: The 1887 novel A Study in Scarlet introduced what classic fictional character?

Answer: Sherlock Holmes (character)

Answer: Inspector Holmes

Answer: Holmes and Watson

Answer: Shrlock holmes

Answer: Elementary, My Dear Watson

Answer: Sherlock Homes

Answer: Sherlock Holmes

Answer: Elementary, my dear Watson

Answer: SherlockHolmes

Answer: Shirlock Holmes

Answer: Three pipe problem

Answer: Sherlock-Holmes-Fallacy

Answer: Sherlock holmes


Question: Cursed to sail around the Cape of Good Hope, which ghost ship is the theme of an 1841 opera by Richard Wagner?

Answer: The Flying Dutchman

Answer: Hendrik van der Decken

Answer: Flying dutchman

Answer: Flying Dutchman


Question: "Who would buy this?", currently number 540,909 in Amazon sales rank, chronicles the life of what former Ballard, now Wallingford, institution?

Answer: Archy mcphee

Answer: Archie McPhee


Question: What do you practice in a dojo?

Answer: Martial arts fraud

Answer: Martial arts tournament

Answer: Martial science

Answer: Martial-artist

Answer: Warrior dance

Answer: Martial arts

Answer: Martial style

Answer: Full contact fighting

Answer: Martial-arts

Answer: Martialarts

Answer: McDojo

Answer: Martial arts industry

Answer: Bullshido

Answer: Martial Art

Answer: Combat art

Answer: Fighting style

Answer: Fighting system

Answer: Spirituality in martial arts

Answer: MartialArts

Answer: Martial Artist

Answer: Martial dance

Answer: Martial artists

Answer: Martial artistry

Answer: Martial art

Answer: Combat arts

Answer: Martial school

Answer: Point fighting

Answer: Martial Arts

Answer: Martial artist


Question: What survey line, completed in 1767, is typically thought to separate the slave owning South from the freedom loving North?

Answer: Manson-Nixon line

Answer: Mason dixie line

Answer: Mason–Dixon line

Answer: Mason Dixon line

Answer: Manson–Nixon line

Answer: Mason-Dixon Line

Answer: Mason and Dixon's Line

Answer: Mason Dixon Line

Answer: Mason–Dixon Line

Answer: Mason-Dixon line

Answer: Mason-dixie line

Answer: Mason dixon line

Answer: Mason and Dixon Line

Answer: Mason-Dixon

Answer: Mason-dixon line


Question: Eric Arthur Blair, born 25 June, 1903, was the birth name of what famed English author, who penned such works as The Road To Wiggan Pier and Down and Out in Paris and London?

Answer: Geoge orwell

Answer: Arthur Blair

Answer: Eric A. Blair

Answer: George Orwell

Answer: Eric Arthur Blair

Answer: Eric Blair

Answer: George (Eric Blair) Orwell

Answer: G. Orwell

Answer: P. S. Burton

Answer: George orwell

Answer: E.A. Blair

Answer: Orwell, George

Answer: Orwell Day


Question: The 1999 Spike Lee film Summer of Sam focuses on the crimes of what famous serial killer?

Answer: David berkowitz (serial killer)

Answer: David Berkowitz

Answer: Son of sam

Answer: Son Of Sam

Answer: Virginia Voskerichian

Answer: Valentina Suriani

Answer: Stacy Moskowitz

Answer: The Son of Sam

Answer: Son of Hope

Answer: Christine Freund (murder victim)

Answer: The .44 Caliber Killer

Answer: Richard David Falco

Answer: Son of Sam

Answer: 44 caliber killer

Answer: .44 Caliber Killer

Answer: Alexander Esau

Answer: David Berkoitz

Answer: David R. Berkowitz

Answer: Donna Lauria

Answer: Berkowitz, David


Question: Nostradamus "Bull" Shannon, who also wrote a children's book entitled Puff the Flesh Eating Dragon, was a bailiff on what long running NBC comedy?

Answer: Selma Hacker

Answer: Dan Fielding

Answer: Nightcourt

Answer: Harry Stone

Answer: Night Court

Answer: Harold T. Stone

Answer: Night Court (TV series)

Answer: Judge Harry T. Stone

Answer: Night court

Answer: Harry T. Stone

Answer: Bull Shannon


Question: The preamble to the UN Charter, adopted on June 26, 1945, states We the peoples of the United Nations determined: to save succeeding generations from the scourge of what?

Answer: The war

Answer: The War (disambiguation)

Answer: The War (Song)

Answer: The War (film)

Answer: The War (song)

Answer: The War

Answer: war


Question: According to famous American architect Louis Henri Sullivan, known as the father of skyscrapers, "form follows what"?

Answer: Function

Answer: Function definition

Answer: Functions

Answer: Function (disambiguation)

Answer: Functionality


Question: Luminol, a chemical that exhibits chemiluminescence, is often used by forensic examiners to try and detect trace amounts of what?

Answer: A blood

Answer: Type O blood

Answer: AB blood

Answer: B type blood

Answer: B blood

Answer: A type blood

Answer: O blood

Answer: Isohaemagglutinin

Answer: ABO system

Answer: AB0 blood group system

Answer: Abo blood type

Answer: Type A blood

Answer: ABO blood group system

Answer: ABO blood system

Answer: B antigen

Answer: AB0

Answer: H substance

Answer: ABO blood types

Answer: O type blood

Answer: ABO blood group

Answer: ABO blood groups

Answer: A and o

Answer: Isohemagglutinin

Answer: A antigen

Answer: ABO

Answer: blood

Answer: Substance H

Answer: ABO grouping

Answer: ABO phenotypes

Answer: ABO blood type

Answer: Type AB

Answer: Isohaemagglutinins

Answer: Blood type AB

Answer: Abo blood group

Answer: Abo blood-group system


Question: July 2, 1961 saw what Nobel Prize winning author take his own life in Ketchum, Idaho, who once stated that every boy must Plant a tree, Fight a bull, Write a novel, and Father a son in order to be a man?

Answer: Famous at Twenty-Five Thirty a Master

Answer: E. M. Hemmingway

Answer: From Boy to Man Hemingways First World War

Answer: Clarence Edmonds Hemingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/TheDownwardSpiral

Answer: Earnest Hemmingway

Answer: Ernest Heminway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/ViolenceandRedemption

Answer: Ernest M. Hemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/The Downward Spiral

Answer: Hemingway ernest

Answer: From Reality to Fiction A Farewell to Arms

Answer: ErnestHemingway/FromRealitytoFictionAFarewelltoArms

Answer: ErnestHemingway/TheTimeinBetween

Answer: ErnestHemingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/BibliographY

Answer: E. M. Hemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/SureShotsTheSecondWorldWar

Answer: Sure Shots The Second World War

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Violence and Redemption

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/The Time in Between

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Bibliography

Answer: Hemingway, Ernest

Answer: ErnestHemingway/FamousatTwentyFiveThirtyaMaster

Answer: Things Turn Sour

Answer: Ernesthemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Famous at Twenty-Five Thirty a Master

Answer: Ernest Hemmingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/FromBoytoManHemingwaysFirstWorldWar

Answer: Ernest Miller Hemmingway

Answer: Hemingwayesque

Answer: E. Hemmingway

Answer: E. Hemingway

Answer: Why It Went Wrong

Answer: Violence and Redemption

Answer: ErnestHemingway/TheEndlessDarkNothingness

Answer: The Endless Dark Nothingness

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Things Turn Sour

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Young and Innocent

Answer: Ernest M. Hemmingway

Answer: Hemmingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/YoungandInnocent

Answer: ErnestHemingway/ThingsTurnSour

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/The Endless Dark Nothingness

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/From Boy to Man Hemingways First World War

Answer: Hemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Sure Shots The Second World War

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/From Reality to Fiction A Farewell to Arms

Answer: ErnestHemingway/WhyItWentWrong

Answer: Ernest Miller Hemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Why It Went Wrong

Answer: Hemingwayan


Question: The principal author of the US Constitution and writer of over 1/3 of the Federalist Papers, which US President, the 4th, was CIC during the War of 1812?

Answer: Father of the Constitution

Answer: Jimmy Madison

Answer: President Madison

Answer: James Madison, Jun.

Answer: Presidency of James Madison

Answer: James Madison

Answer: 4th President of the United States

Answer: James Madison, Jr.

Answer: Nelly Conway Madison

Answer: President James Madison

Answer: Fourth President of the United States

Answer: Madison, James

Answer: Madison Administration

Answer: James madison


Question: Of what modern country is Sarajevo the captial of?

Answer: Bosnia-Hercegovnia

Answer: Bosnia-Herzegovina state

Answer: Bosnia Hercegovina

Answer: BiH

Answer: БиХ

Answer: Херцеговина

Answer: Bosna i Hercegovina

Answer: Bosnia And Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnie-Herzégovine

Answer: Boznia and Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia-herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegovina/Archive1

Answer: Republic of Bosnia

Answer: Herzeg-Bosnia Region

Answer: Bosnia-Herzegovinia

Answer: Boznia

Answer: Bosnia-Herzegowina

Answer: Bosniah

Answer: Bosnia and Herzigovina

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia and hercegovina

Answer: State of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia

Answer: Bosnija

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BA

Answer: Bosnie-Herzegovine

Answer: Name of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Rbih

Answer: Bosnia and herzegovina

Answer: Босна

Answer: Bosnia and Herzgegovina

Answer: Bosnia-Hercegovina

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegovena

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegovenia

Answer: Bosnia and Hercegovina

Answer: BOSNIAN

Answer: Република Босна и Херцеговина

Answer: Bosnia & Herzegovina

Answer: Босна и Херцеговина

Answer: Bosnia herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegowina

Answer: Bosnia (country)

Answer: Bosnia-Herzegovina

Answer: Etymology of Bosnia and Herzegovina


Question: Pre restraining order(s), who did People magazine name as their first "Sexiest Man Alive", in 1985?

Answer: Mel Gibson DWI incident

Answer: Deputy James Mee

Answer: Gibson, Mel

Answer: Columcille Gerard Gibson

Answer: Mel Gibson apology

Answer: Mel Columcille Gerard Gibson

Answer: James Mee

Answer: Anne Reilly Gibson

Answer: Mel Gibsons

Answer: Mel Gibson DUI incident

Answer: Mel Gibson and Anti-Semitism

Answer: Mel gibson

Answer: Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson, AO

Answer: Mel Gibson DUI

Answer: Mel-meltdown

Answer: Mel Gibson Defense

Answer: Mell Gibson

Answer: Melvin Gibson

Answer: Mel Gibson drinking

Answer: Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson AO

Answer: Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson

Answer: Mel Gibson


Question: The carotid arteries supply blood from the heart to what part of the human body?

Answer: Head and neck anatomy

Answer: The head and neck

Answer: Head and neck