Quiz Bowl: Random Trivia 2

London's Fleet Street has long been associated with:

In 1972 Bobby Fischer became the first American World Champion in what?

The first American blood bank was opened in 1937 at Cook County Hospital in which city?

What part of a cinnamon tree becomes the spice?

On February 28, 2016, which Hollywood heartthrob finally won his first Oscar for best actor on his 5th try?

What country is the world's leading producer of orange juice?

The "heads" part of which American coin has remained virtually unchanged since 1909?

Which ingredient is NOT part of a traditional Caesar salad?

What was the motto for the Black Panther Party?

Which of the following is NOT a bone in your ear?

The Old Testament book of Judges is traditionally attributed to what judge of Israel?

Mn is the chemical symbol for which element?

 What is Mike's last name in Monsters, Inc?

Mariah Carey is known for which now-classic Christmas song that debuted in the '90s?

Who wrote the novel that inspired the Hulu series The Handmaid's Tale?

As a youngster, Albert Einstein studied which instrument for 8 years?

What was the first non-human to be chosen as Time magazine's "Man of the Year?"

In the first season of Sesame Street, Oscar the Grouch wasn't green. He was what color?

Which company introduced the first Japanese piano in 1887?

When the American flag is displayed vertically on a wall, in which corner does the field of stars go?