Trivia Night 12/29

Science: Based on DNA results, what non-human species is our closest living relative?

Shopping: Which online retail giant's first website was Relentless.com?

Mythology: How many eyes do Cyclops typically have?

Cars: What German motor company created the first motorized vehicle?

Logos: Which company's logo is often associated with the wing of the goddess of victory?

Geography: What place that was well known for its music in the 1960's was called "Motown"?

Random: What is the name of the blob of toothpaste that sits on your toothbrush?

Food: If you eat 3 of these a day for weeks, it increases the beta-carotene in your blood and can turn your skin orange?

Holidays: What is another name for Hanukkah?

Movies: Which Disney character uses pixie dust?

Health: What do the letters OCD stand for in health terms?

Spelling: How do you spell the word meaning, "characteristic of a country or language other than one's own"?

History: Alfred Nobel, father of the Nobel Peace Prize, made his fortune with the invention of which powerful tool?

Grammar: How many different punctuation marks are there in the English Language?

Phrases: Which of these phrases means to take an overnight flight?

Art: Which Renaissance artist liked to lift weights and was strong enough to bend an iron horseshoe with his bare hands?

Food: What food are vampires scared of?

Words: Cartography is the study of what?

Candy: How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop?

Science: Which of the following is not a type of metal?

Measurement: What unit of speed is used to describe a nautical mile per hour?

Inventions: Edison's Electric Pen became the inspiration for which modern-day tool?

Comics: Which DC comics movie was just released on December 25th?

Toys: What is the fastest time that someone has ever done a Rubik's Cube?

Flags: On the American flag, what do the stripes stand for?

TV: What Netflix series stars a person named Eleven and an alternate universe called the "upside-down"?

Literature: Who was the first major author to read his own work in public for money?

Animals: What is a baby anteater called?

Comics: What kind of dog is Snoopy in the Peanuts cartoons?

Science: Which of the following is an example of elastic potential energy?