Quiz Night 3 - Round 3

What is the name for a cardboard sleeve around a coffee cup

Which of the Beatles is barefoot on the Abbey Road album cover?

Drinking warm milk induces sleep

“I was working part time at a five and dime. My boss was Mr. McGee” are lyrics from which song by Prince?

Something that is auriform is shaped like:

Mahatma Gandhi began his nonviolent crusade in South Africa

The traditional Peruvian dish cuy is made with what animal?

Which band sang the hit “Hey There Delilah”, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2007?

Franklin Roosevelt is one of the presidents depicted on Mount Rushmore.

The "Strawberry Fields" memorial, dedicated to musician John Lennon, is in Liverpool

Fingernails and hair continue to grow after death.

New Orleans is known as the birthplace of what type of music?

What is the name for the prongs of a fork

"It's fun to do the impossible" is a famous quote by…

Which rapper was born Robert Matthew Van Winkle on October 31, 1967?

What is the name for the armhole in clothing

Chunk was a character in which 1985 movie about a group of young misfits looking for lost treasure?

Who plays the character Marty Byrde in the TV drama series Ozark?

What is the name for the infinity symbol

How many sides does an icosagon have

Ancient Olympic athletes competed nude

Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, and Amy Winehouse all died at what age?

As a human body grows larger, its number of bones gets smaller

What song by Michael Jackson contains the lyrics “Annie are you OK?

When referring to a website’s address was does the acronym URL stand for?

Who is the lead singer for the American rock band Pearl Jam?

Something that is ooid is shaped like:

Labrador retrievers were originally bred to retrieve fishing nets.

The 2006 American romantic comedy Failure to Launch starred which Texas born actor?

Something that is ankyroid is shaped like a:

In George Orwell’s Animal Farm, what was the name of the pig leader?

Which planet do the aliens come from in War of the Worlds?

What consumer electronics and video game company was founded in 1889 and originally produced playing cards?