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Literature: Who was the slow in the mind farm hand from the classic novel 'Of Mice and Men'?
Scotty
Lennie
Harold
Fredric
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Sports: What is the only modern MLB to never make it to the World Series?
San Diego Padres
Cleveland Indians
Colorado Rockies
Seattle Mariners
3
Music: Which instrument is Louis Armstrong best known for playing?
Saxophone
Trombone
Trumpet
Piano
4
Movies: In the Wizard of Oz, what did the Scarecrow want from the Wizard?
To Go Back Home
A Brain
A Heart
Courage
5
History: The Liberty Bell was cracked and remains located in which U.S. city?
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Washington D.C.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Theatre: Which of these movie musicals started off on Broadway?
Mamma Mia!
La La Land
The Greatest Showman
Singin' In The Rain
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Music: Michael Jackson famously wore his iconic glove on his right or left hand?
Left
Right
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Theatre: What is the longest running show on Broadway?
Chicago
The Phantom of the Opera
Cats
Annie
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Movies: Which Pixar film did NOT win the Academy Award for Best Animated Film?
Brave
Toy Story 4
The Incredibles 2
Finding Nemo
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Food: The 'Grand Slam' can be found at which diner style restaurant chain?
Steak n' Shake
Waffle House
Denny's
IHOP
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Random: The National Spelling Bee takes place in which city?
Washington D.C.
Orlando
Los Angeles
New York City
12
Geography: Which of these Asian cities has the SMALLEST metro population? (According to World Atlas)
Beijing, China
Tokyo, Japan
Delhi, India
Seoul, South Korea
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History: Laurence of Arabia fought for Great Britain in which war?
Korean War
World War I
World Ward II
War of 1812
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Music: 'Motown' music originated in which major United States city?
Chicago
Memphis
Washington D.C.
Detroit
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Geography: What is the oldest European established city in the United States?
St. Augustine, Florida
Plymouth, Massachusetts
Hampton, Virginia
Albany, New York
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Music: Which artist has both the longest and highest grossing Las Vegas residency?
Celine Dion
Elton John
Britney Spears
Elvis Presley
17
History: By the end of the Civil War, what was the capital city of the Confederate states?
Atlanta, Georgia
Birmingham, Alabama
Richmond, Virginia
San Antonio, Texas
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Movies: Nightmare on Elm Street introduced which horror movie icon?
Freddy Krueger
Michael Myers
Hannibal Lecter
Norman Bates
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Geography: Sicily is located next to what sea?
Coral Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Baltic Sea
Black Sea
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Literature: Which was NOT a horcrux in Harry Potter?
Nagini the Snake
Tom Riddle's Diary
Salazar Slytherin's Locket
The Elder Wand
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Movies: What college did Bobby Boucher play for in 'The Waterboy'?
Central Louisiana Technical College
Northwestern
University of Louisiana
South Central Louisiana State University
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Geography: Which is the only U.S. state without a natural body of water large enough to be considered a lake?
Delaware
Kansas
Wisconsin
Maryland
23
Random: Which country produces the most coffee beans?
Brazil
Mexico
Guatemala
Vietnam
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Sports: Which was the first United States city to host the Olympic Games?
Atlanta, Georgia
Los Angeles, California
St. Louis, Missouri
New York, New York
25
Television: What was the name of the freaky thing in the first season of Stranger Things?
Wallmaster
Demogorgon
Molduga
Lizalfos
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Random: Which Ivy League university has the highest undergraduate enrollment?
Yale
Columbia
Harvard
Cornell
27
Television: Which of these artists was a winner on American Idol?
Clay Aiken
Adam Lambert
Scotty McCreery
David Archuleta
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Television: Which of these sitcoms takes place in New York City?
Big Bang Theory
Fraiser
Seinfeld
Modern Family
29
Food: Which fast food chain is known for flipping their signature ice cream upside down to showcase the THICC-ness?
Dairy Queen
Wendy's
Baskin Robins
Dippin Dots
30
Literature: Who was the author of the best selling novel, '1984'
George Orwell
Roald Dahl
Virginia Woolfe
H.G. Wells
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History: Which founding father was the first U.S. ambassador of France?
Alexander Hamilton
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
32
History: Who was the first president to be under the age of 50 when entering office?
Barack Obama
James K. Polk
John F. Kennedy
James Monroe
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Sports: What is the oldest Major League Baseball stadium?
Wrigley Field (Chicago Cubs)
Camden Yards (Baltimore Orioles)
Fenway Park (Boston Red Sox)
Yankee Stadium (New York Yankees)
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Movies: Which 80s movie took the title for highest grossing film from 'Star Wars' until losing it to 'Jurassic Park'?
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Ghost Busters
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
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Movies: Which 2000s hit teen film was best known for popularizing the term 'Fetch'?
Super Bad
Bring It On
She's the Man
Mean Girls
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Food: Which famous chip was created in Disneyland?
Ruffles
Funyuns
Pringles
Doritos
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Sports: What sporting event had the single most expensive (resale) ticket?
Cleveland Cavaliers vs Golden State Warriors (2017 NBA Finals)
Floyd Mayweather vs Conor McGregor (2017 Pay Per View Fight)
Chicago Cubs vs Cleveland Indians (World Series 2017)
Germany vs Argentina (2014 World Cup Final)
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Music: Which folk rock artist / group is known for hosting one of the most attended concerts ever in Central Park?
Bob Dylan
Crosby, Stills, and Nash
Simon and Garfunkel
Neil Young
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History: Which famous historical figure was banished to the island of St. Helena for their crimes?
Attila the Hun
Leonidas I
Charlemagne
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Television: What is the longest running cable game show?
Family Fued
Jeopardy
The Price is Right
Wheel of Fortune
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Music: Hard Rock band AC/DC is from which country?
Great Britain
Ireland
Canada
Australia
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Geography: Which country shares the longest border with India?
Nepal
Pakistan
Bangladesh
China
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Food: What famous candy was created for the U.S. military during World War II?
Jolly Rangers
Skittles
Baby Ruth
M&M's
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Random: Which Disney World park is the newest?
Hollywood Studios
EPCOT
Magic Kingdom
Animal Kingdom
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Food: What is the largest Pizza chain in the world?
Domino's
Pizza Hut
Papa John's
Little Caesars
46
Television: Finish the Title. "I Survived a ______ Game Show" (ABC, 2008)
North Korean
Japanese
Australian
Mexican
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Literature: Was profession was Atticus Finch in 'To Kill a Mockingbird'?
Drug Store Owner
Doctor
Lawyer
Mayor
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Television: The sitcom 'Cheers' took place in what establishment?
Office Building
Post Office
Grocery Store
Bar
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Sports: Which running back holds the career record for most rushing touchdowns in the Super Bowl?
Emmitt Smith
Walter Payton
Terrell Davis
Barry Sanders
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Geography: Which U.S. city is most notable for having an elevation of almost exactly one mile?
Seattle
Denver
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
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Sports: Which college basketball program has the most final four apperances?
Michigan State
North Carolina
UCLA
Kansas
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Food: Which candy brand is named after the city it is created in?
Trolli
Reese's
Cadbury
Hershey's