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1
This dessert is a combination of egg whites and sugar whisked together until peaks form.
Custard
Whipped cream
Buttercream
Meringue
2
The song “I Will Always Love You,” was popularized by Whitney Houston, but written by which artist?
The Beatles
Karen Carpenter
Dolly Parton
Madonna
3
Which of the following companies employed the largest staff in 1955?
General Eletric
US Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
4
Besides humans, which is the only other mammal that has been observed deliberately seeking out spicy food?
Pangolin
Kerala Rat
Raccoon
Tree Shrew
5
This Egyptian deity is most commonly depicted with the body of a woman and the head of a cat.
Anuket
Anubis
Isis
Bastet
6
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the certified hottest pepper in the world is what?
Habanero
Carolina Reaper
Dragon’s Breath
Trinidad Scorpion
7
How many zeros are in one googol?
100
10,000
1,000,000
1,000
8
Disney’s EPCOT is an acronym for what?
Earthly Pioneering Creation of Travelers
Exceptional Pioneering Community of Today
Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow
Epic Planned Commune of Tomorrow
9
The first item sold on Ebay was what?
VCR
A cheeto shaped like Jesus
A copy of The Hardy Boys #75, Trapped At Sea
Broken Laser Pointer
10
Considered Bollywood royalty, this Indian actor consistently ranks among the top 3 richest celebrities in the world
Amitabh Bachan
Priyanka Chopra
Shah Rukh Khan
Aishwarya Rai
11
The birthday paradox states in a group of 23 random people, there is a _____% chance of at least one shared birthday
30%
25%
50%
55%
12
The Mobile Phone Throwing World Championships take place in which country?
United States
New Zeland
Japan
Finland
13
This Japanese aesthetic revolves around accepting the impermanence and imperfections of worldly things.
KonMari
Kintsugi
Wabi-sabi
Hygge
14
The ball in badminton, also known as a bird or birdie, is formally called what?
Ball Cone
Shuttlecock
Tweet
Swiffer
15
This country’s currency, called the Rand, features images of Africa’s “Big Five” animals on the notes:
South Africa
Kenya
Congo
Madagascar
16
The southern equivalent of the Northern Lights goes by what name?
Aurora Descendit
Aurora Australis
Aurora Antarctic
Aurora Meridionali
17
What was the first product to have a barcode?
Copy of Time magazine
Pack of Wrigley’s Gum
Hershey Bar
Can of Coca-Cola
18
Citizens of 19th Century Ireland carved jack-o-lanterns out of what vegetables?
Potatoes
Carrots
Turnips
Radishes
19
Which country has the highest recorded birth rate for twins?
Norway
Benin
Paraguay
Belize
20
Which of the following is NOT part of the “Big Five” animals of Africa?
Giraffe
Lion
African Buffalo
Rhino
21
Hippotherapy a therapeutic process using which animal?
Cats
Horse
Guide dogs
Rabbits
22
When challenged to write a book using no more than 50 words, Dr. Seuss created which children’s classic?
Green Eggs and Ham
Hop on Pop
The Cat in the Hat
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish
23
A shiver is the collective term for which type of animal?
Sharks
Puffins
Polar Bears
Lemmings
24
The phenomenon known as the “Gruen transfer” relates to the feeling of being lost in which location?
City
Mall
Library
Park
25
What is the national animal of Scotland?
Nessie
Otter
Unicorn
Sheep
26
The War of the Roses was fought between which English Royal Families?
The House of Tudor and the House of York
The House of York and the House of Lancaster
The House of Normandy and the House of Tudor
The House of Lannister and The House of Stark
27
Six US cities have hosted the Olympics. Which of these has NOT?
Spokane WA
Atlanta GA
Lake Placid NY
St. Louis MO