Duplicate of Trivia Tournament

"Nephelococcygia" is the practice of doing what?

Created by a graduate student in the 1960s, the modern waterbed was originally nicknamed what?

The first webcam was activated in Cambridge University's computer lab in 1993 to keep an eye on

Whose last words - "Shoot me in the chest!" - were obliged on April 28th, 1945?

Traveling through outer space, light waves travel at approximately what constant speed?

The legal principle "lex talionis" is better known as what?

Due to the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, Ronald Reagan canceled his plans to do what?

Who was the first U.S. President to have an asteroid named after him?

Which Native American tribes share their names with horses that have won the Kentucky Derby?

Though it might sound a little Spanish, which of these terms is derived from a Japanese word?

An Australian market research firm recently determined that Pantone 448C is the world's ugliest

On what continent would you find the country that is alphabetically first in the world?

The original Declaration of Independence sits in a sealed case filled with what inert gas?

In July of 2010, Instagram's CEO and co-founder, Kevin Systrom, posted its first-ever photo of

In a sonnet inscribed on the Statue of Liberty's pedestral, it asks to be given all but what?

Which of these game show hosts grew up on an Indian reservation as a member of the Sioux tribe?

Russian cosmonauts used to be equipped with a TP-82 upon re-entry into Siberia. The TP-82 was

Which ship was not one of the three taken over by colonists during the Boston Tea Party?

Who was once a golf caddy for O.J. Simpson and competed against Tiger Woods in the AJGA?

Which successful Swede founded IKEA in 1943?

Which of these men came up with the ad slogan, "I'm a Toys 'R' Us kid!"?

Oxford, Mississippi was the home of what Pulitzer Prize-winning author?

The first Starbucks store still uses the company's original logo which reads "Coffee, Tea" and

What is the only surname shared by a U.S. President and UK Prime Minister?

Which of the following pairs of books was not both written by the same author?

How much daylight is there on a day when the sunrise is at 7:14 am and the sunset is 5:11 pm?

Beverly Johnson became the first African-American to appear on the cover of what U.S. magazine?

Whose lap did Shirley Temple say was "outstanding as laps go" with "thighs just fleshy enough"?

Charles Radbourn is best known for flipping the bird at the camera in an 1886 photo of what?

Considered incorrect today, which misspelling appears in the U.S. Constitution?

The last American descendant of Napoléon Bonaparte died in 1945 in Central Park after

Usually done before an Indian wedding, a mehndi ceremony involves the bride doing what?

What was the license plate of the car on the famous Abbey Road album cover?

Which of these U.S. Presidents was not also Vice President?

Which of the following equals 243?

Al Gore ended his 2000 concession speech with what line?

An 1888 painting by Vincent van Gogh, "The Zouave" is a portrait of a what?

Which pair of Oscar winners both won an Academy Award for playing the same character?

If a casino shoe holds 8 decks of cards, what's the max. # of times a blackjack can be dealt?

Speaking in terms of total geographic area, which of these statements is true?

Running up a $27,000 debt, which First Lady went on shopping sprees in the midst of U.S war?

Where would you be most likely to come across the terms "Da Capo," "Vivace," and "Presto"?

In addition to being the smallest, Bahrain is the only Middle Eastern nation that is what?

Born less than three years apart, which pair of Hollywood siblings are closest in age?

Who promised in his divorce settlement to give money to his first wife if he won a Nobel Prize?

The New York Times reported that Americans set a new record by driving how many miles in 2015?

Patented in 1960, the Luhn algorithm is used in which of these tasks?

Which of these sets of state nicknames is made up of two states that share a border?

The opposite of ambidextrous, someone who is equally clumsy with both hands is known as what?

Who delivered the two-hour speech that preceded Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address?

What luxury brand shares its name with the French explorer who's credited with naming Canada?

Rhythm, spryly, sylphy, and a word referring to what are the longest words without a vowel?

When multiplied by itself, which number is equal to 12,345,678,987,654,321?

In the standard version of Monopoly, there are 40 playing spaces. How many are not for sale?

Which of these is a blood-flow enhancing drug and NOT an element on the periodic table?

In 1905, the first electric sign in Times Square advertised what product?

If left uncontrolled, loose smut can be disastrous for whom?

Winners of the World Series of Poker's prestigious Main Event receive a what?

Which of the following elements is NOT represented by a single letter on the periodic table?

How many women have served as U.S. Secretary of State?

When Star Wars was released in 1977, what was the first sentence in the famous "opening crawl"?

While singing the title song in "Singin' in the Rain," Gene Kelly dances by all but what?

The word "tabby" is derived from the name of a district in what world capital?

In 1816 The Times of London warned readers of exposing their children to what "indecent" dance?

Spoken by Tony, what was the last line of dialogue in "The Sopranos"?

Time has picked all but which of the following groups as its "Time Person of the Year"?

"Quaker marriage" is a common term for a ceremony performed without what?

The letters "VDB" are etched in tiny print at the bottom of the portrait on what U.S. coin?

The wishbone, superstitiously thought to bring luck, is composed of a chicken's what?

In a rare example of a word that rhymes with "orange," the Blorenge is a what?

Which U.S. president was 5'4" and weighed 100 pounds, roughly the same size as Miley Cyrus?

In January of 1940, Vermont resident Ida Fuller officially became the first recipient of what?

Elected in 2013, Pope Francis is the first pope in nearly 1,300 years to have what distinction?

The exterior of the White House is painted a shade of white called what?

If you're neither an introvert nor extrovert, you're considered a what?

In the famous painting "Washington Crossing the Delaware," who is depicted holding the flag?

Which of the following comedians has never been nominated for an Oscar?

Having debuted 50+ years ago, which corporate mascot is the only one who could join AARP?

What's the name of the shadowy figure who acts as the logo for the National Neighborhood Watch?

Besides Elizabeth, what names belonged to a reigning monarch of England in the 20th century?

Which of the following is the rarest of the 8 main blood types?

Despite being played on purpose, in written music, temporary sharps and flats are called what?

As its title slyly suggests, "I Love Me, Vol. 1" is a reference book dedicated to what?

Which human body part is the hardest?

A thousand thousands is equal to what?

If it is now 4:00 p.m. Saturday, in 253 hours from now, what time and day will it be?

If a coin toss between two brothers-in-law had gone differently, a company would be named what?

Airing on April 6, 1987, the first episode of the long-running A&E series "Biography" featured

The Girl Scout Promise and Boy Scout Oath both begin with what three words?

Who else besides John Hancock signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776?

According to the PRB, what is the approximate number of people who have ever lived on earth?

How old was the oldest Millennial on New Year's Eve, December 31, 1999?

A poet and the father of a Supreme Court Justice, Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. also coined what?

The first name of which of these people is his actual legal birth name?

With a combined net worth at $2.399 trillion, how many billionaires are there in the U.S.?

In human beings, which two internal organs are linked by the duodenum?

In 2011 the media had a field day with a scandal involving what aptly-named politician?

Which of the following often-quoted movie lines is the only one that's quoted accurately?

The CSS Shenandoah fired the last shot north of the Aleutian Islands during what war?

The only member of Lewis and Clark's expedition to die, Charles Floyd reportedly died from

The last known sighting of Jimmy Hoffa was at what Michigan restaurant's parking lot?

The name-sake of a present-day city, what Canadian famously discovered gold in Alaska in 1880?

Which of the following dog breeds is of Swiss origin?

Which is not true of the presidential election of 2008, but is true for 2000, 2004, and 2012?

With only six known to exist in the world, an autograph from who has a value of $5 million?

Who authored the majority opinion in the Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona?

The following terms refer to four very distinct areas. Which one is the largest?

Which of the following items is the only one that you're allowed to sell on eBay?

Which First Lady was a ninth-generation descendant of Pocahontas?

Which of these equations for liquid measurement is not true?

Which of the following are generally constructed using a north-south orientation?

In 1968, Shirley Chisholm became the first African-American woman to do what?

Though today it's treated like a treasure, what artwork was once cut into to enlarge a doorway?

The animated television series "SpongeBob SquarePants" is set where?

Which of these is true if you're celebrating the first vicennial anniversary of your birth?

Which of the following men does not have a chemical element named for him?

Which technology company is credited with the development of the computer mouse?

What was American Dialect Society's "Word of the Twentieth Century"?

If a man decided not to groom his glabella for a while, he'd be most likely to grow what?

When the "Mona Lisa" was stolen in 1911, which artist was questioned as a possible suspect?

When three celestial bodies form a straight line, what is it called?

Including the ones in its title, which song's lyrics contain fewer than 20 unique words?

The term "ailurophile" would best define which of these people?

Considered the first song transmitted from space, Thomas Stafford sang what to Mission Control?

What was the first name of James McNeill Whistler's mother?

In the game of pool, the number 1 ball is typically colored solid what?

The oft-quoted line "Was this the face that launched a thousand ships" was written by whom?

In photographs, Harriet Tubman is often seen wearing a silk shawl given to her by what figure?

On their first date in 1989, Barack Obama and his future wife Michelle went to see what movie?

What does the "WD" stand for in the WD-40 formula?

Who was serving as President of the United States on the day that Barack Obama was born?

In the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, the code words used for the letters "R" and "J" are both what?

What was the result of the famous Civil War battle between the Monitor and the Merrimack?

Which of the following pairs of notes are identical, thus played with the same key on a piano?

Loretta Lynch is the first African-American woman to serve as what?

Island Creek, a Hama Hama, and a European Flat are all varieties of what?

Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg are among the famous musicians who have never had a what?

Within its city limits, which of these state capitals has a river that features Class 5 rapids?

On May 5, 1809 Mary Kies became the first American woman to do what?

Which list of Greek philosophers has them in chronological order according to their births?

Who is the last U.S. president to NOT have a degree from an Ivy League school?

Nostradamus published a 1555 treatise that included a section on what?

Which of these statements applies to only one U.S. president?

Lewis Carroll wrote "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" for a real-life girl named Alice what?

One showing the interior and other exterior, what building is depicted on two different bills?

The Earth is approximately how many miles away from the Sun?

If a bug got comfortable in an open cavity of a rock, the insect was snug as a bug in a what?

Who was the first American to go to space?

Which of these dishes gets its name from a Spanish word meaning "little sash" or "little belt"?

What school's "eating clubs" serve as a substitute for fraternities and sororities?

Which of these landlocked countries is entirely contained within another country?

When donating blood, you give about one pint's worth. About how much do you have to begin with?

The longest word penned by Shakespeare, "honorificabilitudinitatibus" is spoken in what play?

The American term "Canadian bacon" translates to what in Canada?

The fragrance Chanel No. 5 recreates a scent that Ernest Beaux whiffed while traveling where?

Which of these U.S. territories is situated south of the equator?

Which of the following is the only pair of people who were ever both alive at the same time?

What celebrity's oldest child, Jennifer, was born in 1963 and youngest child, Raymond, in 1992?

The pH scale was invented in a laboratory that focused specifically on making tastier what?

What are the only two states in the U.S. that have capitals whose names end with "u"?

In the 120-count box of Crayola crayons, which of the following is not the name of a color?

Which of these famous sports institutions will celebrate its centennial in 2017?

In 1965, astronaut John Young was reprimanded by NASA for sneaking what on a Gemini rocket?

Which insect shorted out an early supercomputer and inspired the term "computer bug"?

What product retailed for $666.66 when it hit the market in 1976?

Who has the sole power to impeach the president of the United States?

Which classic novel gets its title from the second line of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic"?

Which of the following is NOT made primarily of granite?

What urban metropolis is widely recognized as the only major U.S. city founded by a woman?

Which of these is prominently featured in the logo of the American Cetacean Society?

Who gained the right to vote in presidential elections when the 23rd Amendment was ratified?

Which of the following drugs has been largely phased out in the United States?

Of the following, who was NOT born in the 19th century?

Which does not describe one of the three U.S. states whose name begins and ends with "a"?

The tallest building in each of which two U.S. states are located a mile away from each other?