General Trivia #1 (Current Events, History, Science, Pop Culture, etc)

What was known as Russian America until 1867?

What's a flat image that can be displayed in 3 dimensions?

The major export of Liechtenstein is what?

What country is bordered by Austria, France, Slovenia, Switzerland?

What are Pungent Stench, Exploding White Mice and Mojo Nixon?

What US state was once called West New Jersey?

What April  22, 1990 celebration left Central Park with over 100 tons of litter?

What were NFL players required to wear in games starting in 1943?

What did Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen lose in an auto accident in 1984?

What's the windiest continent?

How many natural lakes are in Texas?

What classical conductor won posthumous Grammy awards in 1991, 1992 and 1993?

What kind of phones did AT&T stop making in the 1980s?

What Cool Whip ingredient outweighs all others?

What tourist state leads the US in booze consumption per capita?

What's the ancient Greek word for "great city"?

The first episode of "Wheel of Fortune" was in:

What Micheal Jackson album spawned 5 chart-topping singles?

What planet has a storm called the "Great Red Spot"?

What kind of sandwich has been ordered when a waiter yells, "One from the Alps"?

What is the last name of fashion designer Donatella, sister of the murdered Gianni?

How many different varieties of apples are there in the world?

What is the most common car in the world (from 1966 to present)?

What part of the eye may be obscured by cataracts?

He was the 3rd president of the United States and his homed is named "Monticello"

What method of underwater detection is short for "sound navigation and ranging"

This flag belongs to what country?

What's the best-paying outdoor job?

Who's Monk to jazz fans?

What feature is a car equipped with if it's had it's "brains blown out"?

What company introduced the first electric toothbrush?

What title of a 1986 platinum album became the slogan for a truck company?

What barnyard animal can get sunburned?

What 20th-century decade saw the introduction of the felt-tip pin?

Deep Blue, an IBM computer played chess with what internationally known chess champion?