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Question 1

The original rules of baseball stated that what would determine the winner?

Accepted Answer

First team to score 21 runs

Question 2

Which of these is a breed of chicken, and not the name of a bully in a classic 1980s movie?

Accepted Answer

Buff Orpington

Question 3

In the United States, 205/55R16 and 215/60R16 are two of the most common sizes of what?

Accepted Answer

Automobile tires

Question 4

Ironically, which of the following late-night TV hosts is a narcoleptic?

Accepted Answer

Jimmy Kimmel

Question 5

Which of these wealthy Americans is the biological son of a circus unicyclist?

Accepted Answer

Jeff Bezos

Question 6

The "War" in the title of Tolstoy's novel "War and Peace" refers to what 19th century conflict?

Accepted Answer

Napoleonic Wars

Question 7

Apple's Macintosh spoke during its 1984 debut, saying "Hello, I'm Macintosh," followed by what?

Accepted Answer

"It sure is great to get out of that bag."

Question 8

Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the moon, briefly worked as a what after leaving NASA?

Accepted Answer

Car salesman

Question 9

Certainly a bizarre term, a "bezoar" is another word for what?

Accepted Answer

A cat's hairball

Question 10

Which statement about Alexander Hamilton’s oldest son Philip is true?

Accepted Answer

He died in a duel

Question 11

In a normal human skeleton, which of the following bones doesn't come in a pair?

Accepted Answer

Sphenoid

Question 12

You’ll consume the chemical compound C2H60 if you do which of these things?

Accepted Answer

Drink a beer

Question 13

What are ristretto, lungo, and doppio?

Accepted Answer

Ways of making espresso

Question 14

In order to marry Prince Rainier, Grace Kelly broke off her secret engagement to whom?

Accepted Answer

Oleg Cassini

Question 15

Which of the following words does Thesaurus.com list as a synonym for "synonym"?

Accepted Answer

Metonym

Question 16

Which two world capitals are located in countries that share a border?

Accepted Answer

Budapest & Bucharest

Question 17

Of these famous landmarks, which was established first?

Accepted Answer

Stonehenge

Question 18

8 days, 3 hours, 40 minutes and 13 seconds is the record time for completing which race?

Accepted Answer

Iditarod Sled Dog Race

Question 19

Which of the following totals closest to 21, without going over?

Accepted Answer

Canadians provinces + [9]

Question 20

Koos van den Akker holds a unique place in popular culture history for designing what?

Accepted Answer

The Bill Cosby sweater

Question 21

On July 1, 2017 Canada celebrated its sesquicentennial, making it how old?

Accepted Answer

150 years

Question 22

Which word did 12-year-old Ananya Vinay crush to win the 2017 Scripps National Spelling Bee?

Accepted Answer

Marocain

Question 23

Who used the actual word "change" more than any other U.S. president in his inaugural address?

Accepted Answer

Lyndon B. Johnson

Question 24

Which of these statements about a world leader is true?

Accepted Answer

Kenya's president is named Kenyatta

Question 25

Which of these sitcoms did not earn acting Emmy wins for all four of its main cast members?

Accepted Answer

Seinfeld

Question 26

Due to genetics, orange cats are usually which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Male

Question 27

Biologically speaking, which of the following falls under the scientific category of megafauna?

Accepted Answer

Humans

Question 28

Making news in 2017, Always Dreaming is which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Kentucky Derby winner

Question 29

Where are you most likely to encounter a Johari Window?

Accepted Answer

At a self-help seminar

Question 30

A standard U.S. Passport does NOT have which of the following printed on it?

Accepted Answer

Your home address

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