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1
You can legally shoot a Bigfoot in this state
Arkansas
Texas
Washington
Maine
2
American Airlines saved ___ in 1987 by eliminating one olive from each salad served first class.
$20,000
$40,000
$80,000
$60,000
3
In 2009, Scottish scientists searching for the Loch Ness Monster found 100,000 ___ instead.
Lost cell phones
Diamonds
Golf balls
Dead fish
4
Who is this?
Ricky Bobby
Ron Burgundy
Brennan Huff
Mugatu
5
What television show did Rod Serling create?
The Outer Limits
Tales From the Crypt
Goose Bumps
The Twilight Zone
6
Shaped like a flat disk, it’s about 100,000 light years in diameter, and about 10,000 light years thick. What is it?
Milky Way
Snickers
Twix
Twizzlers
7
Elmo has testified before Congress.
True
False
8
What animal name came from the ancient Greek and means “river horse”?
Hippopotamus
Turtle
Shark
Frog
9
Which California city is farther west?
Bakersfield
Reno
Los Angeles
10
These people learned how to make ice cream by taking a $5 correspondence course offered by Penn State.
Ben & Perry
Ben & Jerry
Larry & Perry
Jerry & Larry
11
This state is home to the most American Idol finalists.
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
California
12
Alaska is the only state that can be typed on one row of keys.
True
False
13
Sharpening the blade of a tool is known as what?
Whetting
Damping
Polishing
Moistening
14
Which was invented first?
The fax machine
The telephone
15
Which of these is an important ingredient in sushi?
Rice
Ravioli
Bread
Potato
16
The Yarra river passes through which city?
Melbourne
Perth
17
You are a different height in the afternoon than you are in the morning.
False
True
18
What was the function of the Leaning Tower of Pisa during the World War II?
Temple
Shelter
Observation post
19
What is the state flower of Hawaii?
Cymbidium
Ginger
Hibiscus (Yellow)
Tuber rose
20
China owns nearly all of the pandas in the world, even the ones you see at zoos. They rent them out for about
$250k a year
$10 million a year
$500k a year
$1 million a year
21
The U.S. Supreme Court has its own private basketball court.
True
False
22
In the famous commercial, Jake from State Farm was wearing jeans.
True
False
23
Which of these ancient peoples are known for mummifying bodies?
Greeks
Vikings
Egyptians
Romans
24
In Florida, you can find both gators and crocs.
False
True
25
What is the nickname of the US state of Kentucky?
Redgrass State
Bluegrass State
Greengrass State
Yellowgrass State
26
Who is Batman’s crime-fighting assistant?
Robin
Phoenix
Finch
Jay
27
What does the name of Mississippi River mean?
Great River
Our River
Dangerous River
River of Dragons
28
Which US president gave the shorted inaugural address?
George Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
Gerald Ford
29
A dime has how many ridges around the edge?
300
500
130
118
30
Dr. Seuss wrote "Green Eggs and Ham" on a bet.
True
False
31
Bubble Wrap was originally intended to be used as 3D wallpaper.
True
False
32
FaceBook invented the word “Unfriend”.
True
False
33
Calgary and Vancouver are cities in which country?
Venezuela
Honduras
Jamaica
Canada
34
Where is Crete?
In the Black Sea
In the Mediterranean Sea
In the Caribbean Sea
In the Red Sea
35
What famous American road was officially removed from the United States Highway System in 1985?
Overseas Highway
Pacific Coast Highway
Turquoise Trail
Route 66
36
About 120 drops of water will fill a what?
One-ounce shot glass
Tablespoon
Teaspoon
37
Finish the quote: “Houston, we have a ___.”
Problem
Solution
Question
Comment
38
Who played Batman in the 1960s series?
William Shatner
Adam West
Christopher Reeve
Nicolas Cage
39
Water can boil and freeze at the same time.
False
True
40
What is an omnivore?
Something that eats constantly
Something that eats humans
Something that eats both plantsand animals
Something that is omnipresent
41
What was the first name of the U.S. president known as JFK?
John
Jonah
Jeremy
Joel
42
There is no spot in Central America more than 125 miles from the ocean.
False
True
43
Which is the smallest and thinnest of the following US coins?
Nickel
Penny
Dime
Dollar
44
Which of these body parts is NOT located in the abdomen?
Stomach
Intestines
Liver
Kidney
45
In some states, it’s illegal to eat specific foods while walking backwards.
True
False
46
The birthplace of the hamburger was in
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
47
S.O.S. does not stand for anything.
True
False
48
The most shoplifted food item in the U.S. is
Milk
Bread
Candy
Steak
49
Which of these U.S. presidents is NOT carved on Mount Rushmore in South Dakota?
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
George Washington
50
Maine is the only state with a one-syllable name.
False
True
51
What is the average lifespan of a major league baseball?
5 pitches
11 pitches
7 pitches
52
“Thank you for being a friend” is the opening line to the theme song of which U.S. sitcom?
The Golden Girls
Malcolm & Eddie
Designing Women
Evening Shade
53
The distance between Earth and the Moon is 384,000 kilometers. No other planet in our solar system can fit between them
False
True
54
In 1991, the voice actors of these two Disney characters got married.
Donald Duck and Daisy Duck
Mickey Mouse and Minnie
Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny
55
In Greek mythology, Hades ruled which of these?
Underworld
Heaven
Sky
Sea
56
What was the first major single released by American pop singer Cyndi Lauper?
Girls Just Want to Have Fun
I Drove all Night
True Colors
Time After Time
57
Finish the quote: “E.T. ___.”
Call home
Phone home
Go home
58
James Avery ("Uncle Phil" on The Fresh Prince of Bel Air) was the voice of Shredder on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
True
False
59
The word “orange” was first used to describe what first?
The fruit
The color
60
What US city is known as the “birthplace of jazz”?
New Orleans, LA
Queens, NY
Chicago, IL
Baltimore, MD
61
There really was a Captain Morgan.
False
True
62
1. Finish the quote: “Mama always said life was like a box of ___
Chocolates
Flowers
Fruit
63
The Boston Red Sox finally won a World Seriesin 2016.
True
False
64
What term describes phones we carry with us?
Futile
Mobile
Senile
65
Pinocchio was the first animated, full-color Walt Disney feature film.
False
True
66
Where was Abraham Lincoln born?
Minnesota
Washington D.C.
Alaska
Kentucky
67
The capital of Delaware is
Wichita
Manchester
Bridgeport
Dover
68
It is illegal to cut down a cactus in Arizona.
False
True
69
Narrow swift winds in the upper troposphere or lower stratosphere are known as the Jet what?
Flow
Lag
Stream
Current
70
Who, in 1986 at the age of 20, became the youngest-ever world heavyweight boxing champion?
Mike Tyson
Mike Oldfield
Mike Gatting
Mike Read
71
Which country was known to the Romans as Caledonia?
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
England
72
Which of these legendary characters released a genie by rubbing a magical lamp?
Aladdin
Hercules
King Arthur
Pocahontas
73
Which location has more people?
Canada
California
74
Which imaginary line on the earth’s surface lies largely at 180 degrees longitude?
Greenwich Meridian
International Date Line
Antarctic Circle
Tropic of Capricorn
75
The moon has its own time zones.
False
True
76
Americans consume around how many hot dogs on 4th of July each year?
75 million
200 million
150 million
35 million
77
A "jiffy" is an actual unit of time.
True
False
78
The French territory of Louisiana was purchased by the U.S. in 1803 for roughly
Four cents per acre
Eight cents per acre
Twelve cents per acre
Sixteen cents per acre
79
It’s illegal in Georgia to eat fried chicken with a knife and fork.
True
False
80
This state has the highest capital in the country.
Colorado
New Mexico
Vermont
Washington
81
On Jupiter and Saturn, it rains diamonds.
False
True
82
This state’s flag is the only flag in the US that isn’t a rectangle.
Oregon
Florida
Ohio
Nevada
83
On an animal, where might you find a pad?
Ear
Paw
Tail
Nose
84
According to legend, what do vampires drink?
Blood
Sherry
Milk
Cappuccino
85
In an entire lifetime, the average person walks the equivalent of ___ times around the world.
Five
Seven
One
Three
86
America’s first nickel was first produced in 1866. It consisted of 25% nickel, and 75% what metal?
Gold
Bronze
Copper
87
Which of these drinks is colorless?
Kir
Cassis
Grenadine
Vodka
88
The largest sand castle in the world measured
54ft
100ft
25ft
65ft
89
Wyoming is the least populated state.
False
True
90
The author Lewis Carroll was known for writing about whose “Adventure in Wonderland”?
Heidi’s
Mary’s
Jane’s
Alice’s
91
Nemo (from Finding Nemo) is a puffer fish.
True
False
92
There are only three types of snakes on the island of Tasmania
False
True
93
Who is this?
Deadpool
Nick Fury
Iron Man
Superman
94
There was no World Series in 1994.
False
True
95
What two metals are most commonly found in stainless steel?
Gold/Silver
Silver/Chrome
Iron/Chrome
96
Who is this?
Judy Garland
Elizabeth Montgomery
Shirley Temple
Jane Withers
97
Mary Todd Lincoln was once asked if Abe had any hobbies. Her reply:
Cats
Puzzles
Hunting
Reading
98
In “The Wizard of Oz”, where did Dorothy live?
Nevada
Kansas
Maryland
Arkansas
99
Humpty Dumpty is an egg.
False
True
100
This state is the birthplace of Kool-Aid.
Alabama
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas