~Trivia Night~

Which of these states has more than one representative in the House of Representatives?

What Stephen King novel switches between the adult and child forms of its protagonist?

In Lord of the Rings, Smeagol is corrupted by the One Ring and becomes who?

What was John Cena's catchphrase?

Patty and Mildred J. Hill wrote what popular song in 1893?

What sticky sweetener was traditionally used as an antiseptic for cuts and burns?

What song is track #1 on the original Kidz Bop album?

What is the largest freshwater lake in the world?

What Food Network icon officiated over 100 same-sex marriages in Miami in one weekend?

The word bible comes from the Greek biblion, which meant what?

What is the name of the GRD of Ruddock hall this year?

Who wrote Sonnet 18, the poem that begins with "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day"?

What house was Nymphadora Tonks a part of in the 'Harry Potter' series?

What type of cloud would you expect to see in the sky if the forecast called for thunderstorms?

What order does Jon Snow join in the novel and television series "A Game of Thrones"?

Along with other countries, the US boycotted the 1980 Olympics held in what city?

In the game "Craps", what rolls allow the active player to "win" or "pass" on their first roll?

Lea Salonga, a famous broadway actress, lent her singing voice to which two Disney princesses?

What is the fastest bird in the world?

What is the official language used to referee a match of fencing?

What was the first Pixar movie to receive a PG rating?

What's the name of Kakashi's eye power in "Naruto"?

Farrokh Bulsara was #18 in Rolling Stones list of the top singers. What was his stage name?

Because copper was needed for the war effort, pennies minted in 1943 are actually made of what?

In which country is the world's largest McDonalds?

What was the name of the first woman in space?

How long did the Chicago Cubs go without winning a World Series?

A blessing is the name for a group of what mythical animal?

What famous playwright was married to Marilyn Monroe from 1956-1961?

Which child falls into a chocolate river in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"?

What were Dutch soldiers given to prevent scurvy?

If you were to travel to Giverny, France, what artist's home could you see?

Torchwood is a spinoff (and anagram!) of what sci-fi series?

What is the name of the city that was renamed Tokyo in 1868?

If you wanted to send a letter to the president of the US, what address would you use?

What famous Native American is depicted on American one dollar coins?

What is Albus Dumbledore's first middle name?

What language's alphabet has only thirteen letters?

What is the only cabin the Percy Jackson series to never hold a single camper?

Which of these musicals did NOT win a Tony?

In the 'Ice Age' movies, what is the name of the woolly mammoth?

What color of the rainbow has the highest frequency?

What was the largest empire ever recorded?

What temperature is expressed the same in both fahrenheit and celsius?

If you are a universal recipient, what blood group do you belong to?

What moon of Jupiter is thought to perhaps contain life under its thick icy surface?

How many keys are on most baby grand pianos?

Rachel Louise Carson wrote what book that started off the modern environmentalist movement?

Where is the only place that alligators and crocodiles coexist in nature?

Where is the smallest bone in the body located?

What musician won the Nobel Prize for literature in 2016?

The largest volcano ever discovered in our solar system is located on what planet?

What is the only human internal organ that is capable of regenerating lost tissue?

What was the first movie to win an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature?

What country gained its independence in 1981 and was formerly known as "British Honduras"?

What country has the longest coastline in Africa?

What is NOT a resource card in the game "Settlers of Catan"?

What phone app has a blue dinosaur named Abe show you things that you posted in years past?

The name "Starbucks" was inspired by what novel?

What now-famous phrase was printed on the UFO poster in the office of X File's Fox Mulder?

What pen name does author Daniel Handler go by?

Which president made the first presidential radio broadcast?

In "A Series of Unfortunate Events", each book starts with a dedication to what woman?

What was the first name of Voldemort's mother?

Which of these is a woodwind instrument?

What box, common with left-handed people, is characterized by the right fot being in front?

What was the original language of the "Communist Manifesto"?

What is the number of the Baker Street apartment where Sherlock Holmes and John Watson live?

What ancient civilization invented cheesecake?

The horror movie "Get Out" was written and directed by what comedian?

What material does sand turn into when superheated?

On "The Simpsons", who shot Mr. Burns?

What is the sigil for House Stark in "Game of Thrones"?

When you think of the Hassenfeld Brothers, what fun thing should you be thinking about?

The American Bulldog and the Staffordshire Terrier are collectively known as what dog breed?

Rebecca Sugar created what popular cartoon about a boy and his gems?

Marie Antoinette's last words were an apology. Who was she apologizing to?

Which of these actors did NOT play Superman?

The characters Calvin and Hobbes were named after people who practiced what profession?

According to the American Kennel club, what is the most popular dog breed?

What was the first US city to host the Olympics?

Nev Schulman and Max Joseph host what popular television show on MTV?

Who is the only US president to have a PhD?

If you suffer from somniophobia, what areyou afraid of?

What kind of animal is Spike in the cartoon "Tom and Jerry"?

"Man in the High Castle" is a book that plays with the idea of what today would be like if ...

What is the longest running live-action sitcom that has ever appeared on American television?

The name of what constellation comes from the Latin word for swan?

What popular toy was banned from the Pentagon in the 90s?

In the Final Fantasy games, what weapon is considered to be the strongest?

1,024 gigabytes is equal to 1 what?

Having owned over 30 of them over her life, what is Queen Elizabeth's favorite breed of dog?

Who wrote "The Murders in Rue Morgue", considered to be the first American detective story?

What 2009 dark fantasy stop-motion film was based on a short book by Neil Gaiman?

What is the proper scientific term for a group of ravens?

What variety of modern-day body modification did Otzi the 5,000 year old ice mummy have?

Who does Natalie Portman play in the 'Star Wars' universe?

Which of the following months does NOT have a federal holiday?

Which of these shows did Shonda Rhimes NOT produce?

What language do the characters speak in the "Sim" games?