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1
What roman emperor allowed Christianity to be openly worshiped?
Constantine
Augustus Ceaser
None Of The Above
Julius Ceaser
2
How many chambers does the pig's heart have?
1
4
2
3
3
How many minutes must an ice hockey player stay seated for a minor penalty?
3
4
1
2
4
What is the unit of measure for sound?
Photons
Decibels
Audibles
Electrons
5
What years did Harry Potter go to Hogwarts in the books?
1981-1988
1991-1997
1971-1978
2000-2007
6
Which artist would most likely use spray paint and a stencil rather than a brush?
Vincent Van Gogh
Banksy
Leonardo Da Vinci
Andy Warhol
7
Which state is Las Vegas located in?
Nevada
New Mexico
California
Louisiana
8
What sport do the Miami Dolphins practice?
baseball
american football
basketball
cycling
9
Which element is Ra in the periodic table?
Rhodium
Radium
Radio
Rubidium
10
What treaty ended World War I?
Paris
Yalta
Versailles
Nuremberg
11
Who says the famous salute “Live Long and Prosper”?
Gandalf
Jim T Kirk
Spock
Yoda
12
What is the name of this turtle?
shelly
dude
squirt
crush
13
What were the Spartans of Ancient Greece most known for?
Military
Science
Architecture
Culture
14
What is osmosis?
Diffusion of nitrogen molecules
Diffusion of water molecules
Meiosis
Diffusion of carbon molecules
15
Which US state produces the most potatoes?
California
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
16
Lemurs are native to what nation?
Malaysia
Morocco
Madagascar
Australia
17
Which baseball team has won the most world series?
Brewers
Twins
Yankees
Astros
18
What word means “zero” when calling the score in tennis?
Hug
Dove
Nothing
Love
19
Who was the youngest swimmer in the 2012 Olympics?
Rebecca Soni
Michael Phelps
Missy Franklin
Nastia Lukin
20
Whose tombstone reads, "murdered by a traitor and a coward whose name is not worthy to appear here" ?
Jesse James
Vlad the Impaler
Paul Revere
Abraham Lincoln
21
What country’s national flag provided the symbol for the Red Cross?
Italy
France
Switzerland
Belgium
22
Who wrote the famous opera-rock song "Bohemian Rhapsody"?
Paul McCartney
Axl Rose
Freddie Mercury
Elton John
23
Which of the following is not an Olympic sport?
Archery
BMX
boxing
small game hunt
24
Whose quote is "fly like a butterfly sting like a bee"?
Muhammad Ali
George Foreman
Howard Hughes
Evander Holyfield
25
What is the name of the scientist that discovered Uranus?
Herschel Krustofsky
Galileo Galilei
William Herschel
Issac Newton
26
"The Landlord's Game" first patented in 1904, is one of the earliest known version of what popular Parker Brothers board
Sorry!
The Game of Life
Chess
Monopoly
27
Who wrote the Goosebump series?
Thomas Houser
Jerry Houser
R.L. Stine
R.J. Connor
28
Where would you find the Sea of Tranquility?
Bora Bora
China
The Amazon
The moon
29
Which continent touches each line of longitude?
North America
Australia
Antarctica
Asia
30
Where is NBA's Hall of Fame?
Miami (FL)
Springfield (MA)
Houston (TX)
New York (NY)
31
What is a group of scorpions called?
A sting
A frightful sight! Run away!
A punch
A cyclone
32
From which music band was Paul McCarteney?
Eagles
Queen
The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
33
How much is the addition of all the points of one dice?
21
18
36
48
34
What is the charge of a proton?
0
+2
+1
-1
35
Who wrote the phrase "I think, therefore I Exist"?
Francis Bacon
Rene Descartes
Socrates
Aristotle
36
Random Trivia: Who first used the word “hello” on the telephone?
Steve Jobs
Ben Franklin
Thomas Edison
Bill Gates
37
Who was assassinated in Sarajevo, sparking World War I?
Archduke Francis Ferdinand And His Wife
Tsar Nicholas
Paul Von Hindenburg
Kaiser Wilhelm The Second
38
Who is on the hundred dollar bill?
Geroge Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Robert E Lee
Thomas Jeffereson