Trivia Night 4

In medical terminology, the "voice box" is known as what?

Introduced in 1898, the Remington #2 revolutionized the industry. What was it?

How were Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt related?

A child born in 1986, when Halley's Comet last visited our solar system, will be how old when it makes its next visit?

How many balls are racked in the triangle in a game of pool?

What Aaron Copland composition has been used as theme music for several television shows around the world?

Which character from the Peanuts comic strip waits up every Halloween night for a visit from the Great Pumpkin?

What type of animal was the character Spirit, voiced by Matt Damon in the 2002 movie Spirit?

The Canterbury Tales were stories told by a band of pilgrims on their way to visit who's shrine?

What are Canada's two national sports?

Bronze is an alloy of what two metals?

According to the Bible, Adam and Eve had how many sons?

What is the full title of a Shakespeare play?: The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of...

Who was the second man to set foot on the moon?

Alpin, Blizzak and SP Arctic are all brands of what?

What type of bear made its commercial debut in a Coca-Cola ad in 1993?

Ohio became the ____ state when it entered the Union on March 1, 1803.

What would you find in a bento box?

The water moccasin, the most poisonous snake in North America, is also known as what?

In what year did World War II end?

Which of these tycoons was once head of Standard Oil?

What 2006 movie starring Samuel L. Jackson caused controversy because it was released without a prescreening by critics?

Ham is taken from what part of a pig?

The duck-billed platypus is one of the only three mammals in the world that...

Which of these particles orbits around the nucleus of an atom?

What country is separated from Alaska by the Bering Strait?

As the largest member of its breed, what type of dog is known as the "King of the Terriers"?

Which of these US Navy rank titles is no longer used?

What artist also directed many films, including his own versions of horror classics like Dracula and Frankenstein?

In what year did the Black Monday event occur, in which the Dow Jones Average dropped by 500 points?

Which of these US states borders the 49th parallel, an area disputed until the Oregon Treaty in 1846?

What is canis lupus familiaris?

How many furlongs are in one regular mile?

Which of these is considered a charge card, but not a credit card?

What classic play is set in the fictitious city of Grover's Corners?

The professional wrestling organization formerly known as the WWF is now known by what set of initials?

Which of these names applies to the division of Hallmark known for the humorous greeting cards?

In the famous photograph, Harry Truman holds what newspaper with the headline "Dewey Defeats Truman"?

Who is the author of the Mortal Instruments young adult series of novels?

Which of the following films starred Bruce Willis?

A zero-insertion-force socket (aka ZIF socket) is mostly to be found in what type of device?

"Toque blanche" is the technical name of what type of headgear?

What president signed the Voting Rights Act, widely considered to be the end of the civil rights movement?

In which Star Wars movie is the line "[Luke], I am your father" heard?

Wallace Carothers invented nylon while working as a scientist for what company?

Mickey Mouse's faithful dog Pluto was originally known by what name?

Of the 5 original Spice Girls' nicknames, what was the only actual spice among them?

In what country would you find the scenic Sierra Tarahumara, or Copper Canyon?

What game comes packaged with a small plastic hourglass and sixteen different letter cubes?

How many times zones are spanned by Russia?