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1
____ is the only state that has a one-syllable name.
Kansas
Florida
Iowa
Maine
2
Which month features the harvest moon?
December
September
October
May
3
Candy canes are said to have originated in which European country?
Sweden
Germany
France
Spain
4
What law school did Bill and Hillary Clinton attend?
Vermont
Yale
Harvard
Penn State
5
The Winter Olympics were first held where?
United States
France
South Korea
North Korea
6
What is the actual shape of a rainbow?
Square
Triangular
Crescent
Circle
7
How many players are there in a standard Australian rules football team?
13
9
6
18
8
The _____ was the original name of the vacuum cleaner.
Willful Snake
Awful Octopus
Angry Caterpillar
Noisy Serpent
9
Nick Carter was a member of which boy band?
Backstreet Boys
98 Degrees
One Direction
Big Time Rush
10
What was Nirvana's first album called?
Bleach
Nirvana
Nevermind
In Utero
11
What Tropic passes through Australia?
The Tropic of Cancer
The Tropic of Capricorn
12
The typical pencil can draw a line ____ long.
35 miles
889 minutes
63, 421 inches
62 feet
13
What animal can't stick out it's tongue?
Aardvark
Turtle
Dog
Crocodile
14
Which amendment to the US Constitution gave women the right to vote?
24th
19th
9th
13th
15
The original TV show "Star Trek" aired for how many seasons?
10
3
2
7
16
What rapper was born Marshall Bruce Mathers III?
Eminem
Logic
Drake
Cardi B
17
In what city did the TV show "Full House" take place?
New York City
Chicago
San Fransisco
Los Angeles
18
What is Indiana Jones' first name?
Henry
Bob
Lewis
Steve
19
How many ways can you make change for a dollar?
462
6
293
999
20
What two baseball characters make up the battery?
Outfielders and the center
The pitcher and the catcher
2nd and 3rd
1st and 2nd