8K To End 02-03 Second Half

Front 1

The LoJack Recovery system is used to locate what?

Back 1

Stolen cars

Front 2

In the 1981 Stephen King novel Cujo, what is Cujo?

Back 2

Dog

Front 3

What substance gives Lava brand soap its abrasive quality?

Back 3

Pumice

Front 4

Burt Reynolds's rocky five-year marriage to what sitcom actress ended in 1993?

Back 4

Loni Anderson

Front 5

Which of these devices is designed primarily to play music?

Back 5

iPod

Front 6

The Bay of Pigs is located on the southwestern coast of what country?

Back 6

Cuba

Front 7

The TV network Univision broadcasts programming in what language?

Back 7

Spanish

Front 8

An epidural is a type of anesthesia involving an injection into what part of the body?

Back 8

Spine

Front 9

An army unit that fights on horseback is called what?

Back 9

Cavalry

Front 10

In math, which of these keyboard symbols is often used to represent the multiplication sign?

Back 10

Asterisk

Front 11

On food labels the abbreviation "DV" stands for "Daily" what?

Back 11

Value

Front 12

In the 1960's TV series "Giget" the title character often takes part in which of these actitvies?

Back 12

Surfing

Front 13

A car's taillights are typically what color?

Back 13

Red

Front 14

The abbreviation 'rpm', often used in auto racing stands for what "per minute'?

Back 14

Revolutions

Front 15

In 1972, Mark Spitz won a record 7 gold medals in what sport?

Back 15

Swimming

Front 16

Penicillin, an antibacterial medication, is found naturally in what type of living organism?

Back 16

Mold

Front 17

Which of the following is a type of coniferous tree?

Back 17

Pine

Front 18

Rock star Ozzy Osbourne bills himself as the "Prince of" what?

Back 18

Darkness

Front 19

CNN's world headquarters is located in what city?

Back 19

Atlanta, GA

Front 20

A US dollar is approximately 2.6 inches high and how many inches long?

Back 20

6

Front 21

Which of these US institutions is considered part of the legislative branch?

Front 22

Founded in London in 1744 Souteby’s is a famous what?

Back 22

Auction House

Front 23

Where on the human body would you find a layer of tissue called dermis?

Back 23

Skin

Front 24

The U.S. Naval Academy is located in what Maryland city?

Back 24

Annapolis

Front 25

Father Edward Flanagan is best known for founding a children's shelter named what?

Back 25

Boys Town

Front 26

Since 2,000, Jared Fogle has served as a pitchman for what fast food chain?

Back 26

Subway

Front 27

Which of these words is commonly used as a conjunction?

Back 27

And

Front 28

The McOz Burger is a popular McDonald's item sold in which of these countries?

Back 28

Australia

Front 29

According to a popular TV ad campaign, "Mama's got the power of" what household brand?

Back 29

Clorox

Front 30

What sign of the Zodiac gets its name from a Latin word meaning "water carrier"?

Back 30

Aquarius

Front 31

In the British navy abbreviation "HMS", the "M" stands for what?

Back 31

Majesty's

Front 32

"Pocket bread" is another name for which of these kinds of bread?

Back 32

Pita

Front 33

According to its slogan, the New York Times provides "All the News That's Fit to" what?

Back 33

Print

Front 34

According to a famous quotation, "fools rush in where" who "fear to tread"?

Back 34

Angels

Front 35

What is the main setting of Stephen King’s novel "The Shining"?

Back 35

Hotel

Front 36

What advertizing icon retired in 1997 shortly after the FTC brought charges against its use?

Back 36

Joe Camel

Front 37

In a 1974 hit song ABBA compares a romantic relationship to what famous battles?

Back 37

Waterloo

Front 38

On what TV game show do contestants risk money on "Daily Double" questions?

Back 38

Jeopardy!

Front 39

A 1970s ad campaign for what product featured the line "I can't believe I ate the whole thing"?

Back 39

Alka-Seltzer

Front 40

The small Styrofoam pieces used as packing material are commonly called what?

Back 40

Peanuts

Front 41

The Classic TV series Three’s Company is set in what U.S. State?

Back 41

California

Front 42

A standard deck of playing cards features how many cards of each suit?

Back 42

13

Front 43

The expression "Bon Chance" is French for what?

Back 43

Good Luck

Front 44

Famous explorer Marco Polo was from what European city?

Back 44

Venice

Front 45

"It's alive! It's alive!" is a famous quotation from what classic monster movie?

Back 45

Frankenstein

Front 46

A scythe is a tool that is designed to do which of the following?

Back 46

Cut Crops

Front 47

On the TV series Friends, what character has a mean twin sister named Ursula?

Back 47

Phoebe

Front 48

An ensign is a low level officer in which of these branches of the US military?

Back 48

Navy

Front 49

William Masters and Virginia Johnson are best known for their pioneering studies on what subject?

Back 49

Human Sexuality

Front 50

The state of Georgia was named after the king of what country?

Back 50

England

Front 51

Which of these kinds of clothing is most likely to feature a tartan pattern?

Back 51

Kilt

Front 52

In the song "Happy Birthday," the phrase "Happy Birthday" is traditionally sung how many times?

Back 52

4

Front 53

What 1980's movie popularized the fashion trend of wearing sweatshirts 'off the shoulder'?

Back 53

Flashdance

Front 54

In MGM's classic Tom and Jerry cartoons, Tom is a what?

Back 54

Cat

Front 55

What Aesop fable features the moral "Liars are not believed even when they tell the truth"?

Back 55

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Front 56

A "blitz" is a maneuver in what sport?

Back 56

Football

Front 57

In a famous 1858 speech, Abraham Lincoln said, "A house divided against itself cannot" do what?

Back 57

Stand

Front 58

In baseball, a "base on balls" is commonly referred to as a what?

Back 58

Walk

Front 59

According to a long running ad campaign, "R-O-L-A-I-D-S spells" what?

Back 59

Relief

Front 60

In a famous line from Shakespeare, what emotion is called the "green-eyed monster'?

Back 60

Jealousy

Front 61

Until it adopted the Euro, Italy's official currency was what?

Back 61

Lira

Front 62

In 1988, actress Robin Givens began her brief marriage to what athlete?

Back 62

Mike Tyson

Front 63

A famous Changing of the Guards ceremony occurs in front of which of these London landmarks?

Back 63

Buckingham Palace

Front 64

A person has how many biological great-grandparents?

Back 64

Eight

Front 65

Since 2,000, what company's ads have featured the song "Zoom-Zoom-Zoom"?

Back 65

Mazda

Front 66

In the quarterfinals of a sports tournament, how many teams are normally still in the competition?

Back 66

Eight

Front 67

The 1962 movie "The Miracle Worker" is based on the life of which of these famous women?

Back 67

Helen Keller

Front 68

A Crayola color since 1949, periwinkle is a shade of what color?

Back 68

Blue

Front 69

In auto racing, what flag is waved when someone crosses the finish line?

Back 69

Checkered

Front 70

Manilla paper shares its name with the capital of what Asian Country?

Back 70

Phillippines

Front 71

What state's capital is the Mile High City?

Back 71

Colorado

Front 72

In Chicago's song "Saturday in the Park," what day is it?

Back 72

4th of July

Front 73

In a popular ad campaign, Pepsi claimed to be "The Choice of a New" what?

Back 73

Generation

Front 74

What kind of juice is commonly used to make a Bloody Mary?

Back 74

Tomato

Front 75

According to a popular song, who lives in “a land called Honah Lee”?

Back 75

Puff the Magic Dragon

Front 76

Named after a section of the Internal Revenue Code, 401(k) plans encourage saving for what?

Back 76

Retirement

Front 77

In humans the gengivae are more commonly known by what name?

Back 77

Gums

Front 78

Davey Jones Locker is an old fashioned term for which of the following?

Back 78

Bottom of the Ocean

Front 79

The TV series the Muppet Show frequently features a sketch called Pigs in what?

Back 79

Space

Front 80

A stein is a type of mug used to serve which of the following?

Back 80

Beer

Front 81

Which of the following is not a type of medical image or record?

Back 81

Epigram

Front 82

Introduced in 1908, Rolex is an expensive brand of what?

Back 82

Watch

Front 83

In 1985, what actress gave a famous Academy Award speech in which she said, "you like me!"?

Back 83

Sally Field

Front 84

Malaria is an infectious disease transmitted by what type of insect?

Back 84

Mosquito

Front 85

A periodontist is a doctor who specializes in treating which of the following?

Back 85

Gum Disease

Front 86

At the 2002 Winter Olympics, 16-year-old Sarah Hughes won a surprise gold medal in what sport?

Back 86

Figure Skating

Front 87

Matzo is a kind of unleavened bread eaten during a major holiday of what religion?

Back 87

Judaism

Front 88

In 1955 brothers Henry and Richard Bloch founded a now famous business that specialized in what?

Back 88

Preparing tax returns

Front 89

What artist created a famous series of painting titled "Campbell’s Soup Cans"?

Back 89

Andy Warhol

Front 90

What do the letters RC stand for in RC Cola?

Back 90

Royal Crown

Front 91

According to a title of a popular song from the musical 'Gypsy', "Everything is Coming Up" what?

Back 91

Roses

Front 92

In 1995, the Million Man March took place in what U.S. city?

Back 92

Washington, D.C.

Front 93

The Mel Gibson movie "The Patriot" is set during what war?

Back 93

American Revolution

Front 94

Which of these magazines shares its name with a popular type of coctkail?

Back 94

Cosmopolitan

Front 95

During the 2,000 election, what U.S. state had 54 Electoral College votes, more than any other state?

Back 95

California

Front 96

After the 1957 season, the Brooklyn Dodgers made a historic move to what U.S. city?

Back 96

Los Angeles

Front 97

Which of these movie critics usually concludes with either a thumbs up or thumbs down?

Back 97

Roger Ebert

Front 98

What famous aviator’s plane Sprit of St. Louis hangs in the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum?

Back 98

Charles Lindbergh

Front 99

In Spanish, the word 'Senora' is usually used to address whom?

Back 99

Married women

Front 100

According to a popular children's song, "Mama's little baby loves" what?

Back 100

Short'nin' bread

Front 101

Which of these legal documents is also known as a testament?

Back 101

Will

Front 102

What Internet provider's users are often met with the greeting "You've got mail"?

Back 102

AOL

Front 103

In Mexican restaurants, which of these beans is traditionally used to make refried beans?

Back 103

Pinto

Front 104

The TV movie "Return to Mayberry" reunited the cast of what classic series?

Back 104

The Andy Griffith Show

Front 105

Which of these national parks contains large areas of swamp lands?

Back 105

Everglades

Front 106

The famous newspaper founded by Mary Baker Eddy in 1908 is named the "Christian Science" what?

Back 106

Monitor

Front 107

In 1995, who founded the Reform party as an alternative to the Democratic and Republican parties?

Back 107

Ross Perot

Front 108

In 1924, who teamed up with Richard Simon to establish a world-famous publishing house?

Back 108

Max Schuster

Front 109

When referring to a common type of investment "CD" stands for "certificate of" what?

Back 109

Deposit

Front 110

In 2001, Juan Valdez was retired as the fictional spokesman for what country's coffee?

Back 110

Colombia

Front 111

General George S. Patton was nicknamed "Old Blood and" what?

Back 111

Guts

Front 112

Students in "ESL" classes are typically learning what subject?

Back 112

English

Front 113

What branch of philosophy deals primarily with the concept of beauty in nature and art?

Back 113

Aesthetics

Front 114

What doctor's book, "The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care" has sold over 50 million copies?

Back 114

Benjamin Spock

Front 115

The T in the U.S. Agency abbreviaton "FTC" stands for what?

Back 115

Trade

Front 116

Tourists must pay 960 rupees to visits which of these famous landmarks?

Back 116

Taj Mahal

Front 117

On a standard die, the opposite sides always add up to what number?

Back 117

Seven

Front 118

What does the M stand for in the test MCAT?

Back 118

Medical

Front 119

On a piano keyboard how many white keys make up an octave?

Back 119

8

Front 120

Holden Caulfield is the main character in what 20th century novel?

Back 120

The Catcher in the Rye

Front 121

In the classic TV ad for Oscar Mayer bologna a little boy signs the famous jingle while doing what?

Back 121

Fishing

Front 122

Beethoven’s famous Piano Sonata No. 14 in C Sharp minor is better known by what name?

Back 122

Moonlight Sonata

Front 123

What word is often used as a mnemonic to help kids remember the names of the Great Lakes?

Back 123

HOMES

Front 124

What fairy tale character is put under a spell after eating a poison apple?

Back 124

Snow White

Front 125

The World of Coca Cola Museum is located in what U.S. City?

Back 125

Atlanta

Front 126

What singer made her feature film debut as Foxy Cleopatra in "Austin Powers in Goldmember"?

Back 126

Beyonce Knowles

Front 127

What does the "h" stand for in the insurance abbreviation HMO?

Back 127

Health

Front 128

Soviet leader Joseph Stalin's surname is Russian for "man of" what?

Back 128

Steel

Front 129

Cheesy Bread and Cinnastix are popular side orders available at what fast food chain?

Back 129

Domino’s

Front 130

Which of these kinds of peas are usually eaten while still in the pod?

Back 130

Snow peas

Front 131

In 1990, who teamed up with Kix Brooks to become one of country music's biggest-selling duos?

Back 131

Ronnie Dunn

Front 132

A margarita is traditionally made with the juice of what fruit?

Back 132

Lime

Front 133

The term "break point" is from which of these sports?

Back 133

Tennis

Front 134

Founded in 1976, Habitat for Humanity is a volunteer organization best known for doing what?

Back 134

Building Houses

Front 135

The Garden State is the nickname of what U.S. State?

Back 135

New Jersey

Front 136

A blindfolded woman carrying a scale is traditionally used to represent which of these concepts?

Back 136

Justice

Front 137

In the classic TV ads, what was the usual answer to the question "Pardon me, but do you have any Grey Poupon?"

Back 137

But of course

Front 138

Sherpas are a people known for their ability to lead treks through what mountains?

Back 138

Himalayas

Front 139

Which of the following is not the name of a geometric figure?

Back 139

Paragon

Front 140

Which of these magazines is not published weekly?

Back 140

Good Housekeeping

Front 141

In the U.S., Veterans Day occurs on the eleventh of what month?

Back 141

November

Front 142

In 1988, Michael Dukakis ran for U.S. president while serving as governor of what state?

Back 142

Massachusetts

Front 143

Since 1846, the A.T. Cross Company has specialized in making high-end what?

Back 143

Writing instruments

Front 144

In real estate lingo, "half bath" usually refers to a bathroom that does not have which of the following?

Back 144

Shower

Front 145

What hotel chain is named after a 1952 movie starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire?

Back 145

Holiday Inn

Front 146

In a hit single, Prince sings about what kind of "Little Red" car?

Back 146

Corvette

Front 147

What is the term for the amount that remains when one number is subtracted from another?

Back 147

Difference

Front 148

According to its classic ads, what company's repairman is "the loneliest guy in town"?

Back 148

Maytag

Front 149

Which of these words is an example of onomatopoeia?

Back 149

Buzz

Front 150

In 1956, actress Grace Kelly married Prince Ranier III of what European principality?

Back 150

Monaco

Front 151

A successful attack on Fort Sumter was the opening engagement of what war?

Back 151

American Civil War

Front 152

In photography, what adjective is often used to describe a photo that is out of focus?

Back 152

Soft

Front 153

In 2002, model-turned-activist Heather Mills married what rock legend at a remote Irish castle?

Back 153

Paul McCartney

Front 154

NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg is the founder of a company specializing in what kind of information?

Back 154

Financial data

Front 155

What does the "L" stand for in the union name "AFL-CIO"?

Back 155

Labor

Front 156

Pop diva Annie Lennox was a founding member of what 1980s rock group?

Back 156

Eurythmics

Front 157

In the card game blackjack, a face card is worth how many points?

Back 157

10

Front 158

In a car, which of these parts is connected directly to the muffler?

Back 158

Tailpipe

Front 159

Before it was returned to China in 1997, Hong Kong was a colony of what?

Back 159

United Kingdom

Front 160

In the Bible, who loses his strength after his hair gets cut short?

Back 160

Samson

Front 161

A classic Chiquita banana jingle warns, "You should never put bananas" where?

Back 161

In the refrigerator

Front 162

The headquarters of the FBI is named after what former official?

Back 162

J. Edgar Hoover

Front 163

In grammar, sentences are divided into two parts, subjects and what?

Back 163

Predicates

Front 164

On "The Tonight Show," Johnny Carson often played a character named "Carnac the" what?

Back 164

Magnificent

Front 165

A patisserie specializes in selling what?

Back 165

Pastries

Front 166

What explorer journeyed to the Americas in search of a "fountain of youth"?

Back 166

Ponce de Leon

Front 167

What early European explorer is best known for the accounts of his travels in China?

Back 167

Marco Polo

Front 168

Since 1986, John McCain has represented what state in the U.S. Senate?

Back 168

Arizona

Front 169

A famous WWII battle site, Iwo Jima is an island of what country?

Back 169

Japan

Front 170

A popular ad campaign for Lubriderm skin care lotions features what animal?

Back 170

Alligator

Front 171

Which of these companies' logos features a red-haired girl with pigtails?

Back 171

Wendy’s

Front 172

In the play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet says "a" what "by any other name would smell as sweet"?

Back 172

Rose

Front 173

Which of these keys on a standard keyboard is traditionally typed using the thumb?

Back 173

Space bar

Front 174

Who is President George W. Bush's press secretary?

Back 174

Ari Fleischer

Front 175

In the Northern Hemisphere, the longest day of the year occurs during what month?

Back 175

June

Front 176

Which of the following fast-food restaurants is known for its square-shaped hamburger patties?

Back 176

Wendy’s

Front 177

In her 2002 hit single, what singer claims she's "not a girl, not yet a woman"?

Back 177

Britney Spears

Front 178

The name of the city Baton Rouge is a French phrase meaning what?

Back 178

Red stick

Front 179

Since 1934, the U.S. president has usually given the State of the Union address in what month?

Back 179

January

Front 180

American robins' eggs are usually what color?

Back 180

Blue

Front 181

In 1996, scientists successfully created the sheep clone "Dolly" in a laboratory near what city?

Back 181

Edinburgh, Scotland

Front 182

On June 30, 2002, the U.S. Postal Service raised the price of a First-Class stamp from 34 cents to what?

Back 182

37 cents

Front 183

In the classic children's game "Hungry Hungry Hippos," what do the hippos eat?

Back 183

Marbles

Front 184

In India, snake charmers traditionally charm what kind of snakes into dancing?

Back 184

Cobras

Front 185

The show business question "Will it play in Peoria?" refers to a town in what U.S. state?

Back 185

Illinois

Front 186

Who was the only U.S. president to serve more than two terms in office?

Back 186

Franklin Roosevelt

Front 187

What TV show features a regular segment called "Jay Walking"?

Back 187

The Tonight Show

Front 188

On the classic TV series "The Addams Family," what character is completely covered in hair?

Back 188

Cousin It

Front 189

In the 1969 movie "The Love Bug," what is the name of the Volkswagen Beetle?

Back 189

Herbie

Front 190

In the opening sequence of the TV series "The Brady Bunch," who appears in the top center square?

Back 190

Carol

Front 191

The name of the popular card game "Uno" means "one" in which of these languages?

Back 191

Spanish

Front 192

What organ in the body secretes gastric juice?

Back 192

Stomach

Front 193

What comic book superhero often travels in an invisible plane?

Back 193

Wonder Woman

Front 194

French, Spanish and Italian are all classified as what type of languages?

Back 194

Romance

Front 195

In what sport does each player carry a long-handled stick with a weblike pouch at the end?

Back 195

Lacrosse

Front 196

Knots are units traditionally used to measure the speed of what?

Back 196

Ships

Front 197

What '60s pop tune begins "Everybody's doin' a brand-new dance, now"?

Back 197

The Loco-Motion

Front 198

The auditory nerve connects the brain to what part of the body?

Back 198

Ears

Front 199

In a fable by Aesop, who proves that "slow and steady wins the race"?

Back 199

Tortoise

Front 200

The Publisher's Clearing House Sweepstakes began in 1967 as a promotion for selling what?

Back 200

Magazine subscriptions

Front 201

The post-WWII hostility between the U.S. and the Soviet Union is commonly known by what name?

Back 201

Cold War

Front 202

In an ongoing campaign by PETA, celebrities claim, "I'd rather go naked than wear" what?

Back 202

Fur

Front 203

Introduced in 1975, the Sony Betamax was an unsuccessful format for what electronic device?

Back 203

VCR

Front 204

Brothers Dennis, Carl and Brian Wilson were founding members of what pop band?

Back 204

The Beach Boys

Front 205

The hit theme song from the 1982 movie "Rocky III" is titled "Eye of the" what?

Back 205

Tiger

Front 206

In 1994, Nelson Mandela became the president of what African country?

Back 206

South Africa

Front 207

A car equipped with a Supplemental Restraint System is equipped with which of these features?

Back 207

Air bags

Front 208

What disease was once commonly known as "infantile parasylis"?

Back 208

Polio

Front 209

Brigitte Nielsen became a household name when she married what action star in the 1980s?

Back 209

Sylvester Stallone

Front 210

"Boss" Hogg was the county commissioner of what fictional TV locale?

Back 210

Hazzard County

Front 211

What U.S. state is known as "The Empire State"?

Back 211

New York

Front 212

Since 1980, what breath freshener has billed itself as "the 1 1/2 calorie breath mint"?

Back 212

Tic Tac

Front 213

What TV personality is known for his trademark suspenders?

Back 213

Larry King

Front 214

What is the financial term for property that is used to secure a loan?

Back 214

Collateral

Front 215

Found in the human body, glucose is a form of what substance?

Back 215

Sugar

Front 216

More than half the world's population lives on what continent?

Back 216

Asia

Front 217

Which of these bathroom products is likely to feature the ADA Seal of Acceptance?

Back 217

Toothpaste

Front 218

Which of these expressions is an example of an oxymoron?

Back 218

Living dead

Front 219

On the TV series "Seinfeld," who lives in the apartment across from Jerry's?

Back 219

Kramer

Front 220

From 1982 to 1989, C. Everett Koop held what position in the U.S. government?

Back 220

Surgeon General

Front 221

According to an old saying, "Possession is nine-tenths of the" what?

Back 221

Law

Front 222

By definition, a translucent object allows what to pass through it?

Back 222

Light

Front 223

Boston's Bull & Finch Pub was the inspiration for what popular TV sitcom's setting?

Back 223

Cheers

Front 224

Since it was founded in 1946, the Sony Corporation has been headquartered in what city?

Back 224

Tokyo

Front 225

Which of these styles of pants is most likely to leave the ankle exposed?

Back 225

Capri pants

Front 226

"You could learn a lot from a dummy" is a line from a TV public service campaign about what?

Back 226

Car safety

Front 227

In a 1996 hit single, the Monkees tell you to take the "Last Train to" where?

Back 227

Clarksville

Front 228

What kind of teeth are normally last to develop in the human mouth?

Back 228

Molars

Front 229

Flouride is often added to drinking water in order to prevent what?

Back 229

Cavities

Front 230

Electrolysis is a common procedure used to remove what from the body?

Back 230

Hair

Front 231

Legendary performer Ella Fitzgerald is nicknamed the "First lady of" what?

Back 231

Song

Front 232

What type of celestial body is often described as having a head and a tail?

Back 232

Comet

Front 233

Which of the following is a homophone of the word "right"?

Back 233

Write

Front 234

In the Bible, God reveals himself to Moses in the form of what?

Back 234

Burning Bush

Front 235

What fictional character disobeys his mother by sneaking into Mr. McGregor's garden?

Back 235

Peter Rabbit

Front 236

What classic fairy tale features a witch whose house is made of gingerbread?

Back 236

Hansel and Gretel

Front 237

What is the name of the substance that makes up the hard outer surface of a human tooth?

Back 237

Enamel

Front 238

Since 1960, Mr. Blackwell has compiled a famous annual list of what kind of celebrities?

Back 238

Worst-dressed

Front 239

Which of the following is often advertised as having a low APR?

Back 239

Credit Card

Front 240

In ads for a collect call service, Alyssa Milano and Mr. T urge us to "save a" what?

Back 240

Buck or Two

Front 241

What does the "R" stand for in the military acronym "ROTC"?

Back 241

Reserve

Front 242

According to a popular saying, what object is "mightier than the sword"?

Back 242

The Pen

Front 243

Signed in 1955, the Warsaw Pact was named for the capital of what European nation?

Back 243

Poland

Front 244

A shank is a cut of meat taken from what part of an animal?

Back 244

Leg

Front 245

A popular European fashion label is named "United Colors of" what?

Back 245

Benetton

Front 246

What TV chef often encourages his viewers to "kick it up a notch"?

Back 246

Emeril Lagasse

Front 247

What was the nickname of silent film star Roscoe Arbuckle?

Back 247

Fatty

Front 248

A university's classics department usually teaches which of these languages?

Back 248

Greek

Front 249

The ruble is the basic currency unit of which of these countries?

Back 249

Russia

Front 250

The famous conjoined twins Chang and Eng were born in 1811 in what Asian Kingdom?

Back 250

Siam

Front 251

In movies, Winnie-the-Pooh is usually depicted wearing what?

Back 251

Red Shirt

Front 252

What laundry detergent's classic ads warned housewives about ring around the collar?

Back 252

Wisk

Front 253

On a box of Cracker Jacks, what kind of uniform does Jack wear?

Back 253

Sailor

Front 254

What does the "S" stand for in the federal agency abbreviated "SEC"?

Back 254

Securities

Front 255

Bourbon and Scotch are types of what alcoholic beverage?

Back 255

Whiskey

Front 256

On what reality show do contestants participate in reward and immunity challenges?

Back 256

Survivor

Front 257

Ground Round comes from a cut of what kind of meat?

Back 257

Beef

Front 258

Which of the following is also known as a semi?

Back 258

Tractor-trailer

Front 259

Which of these men is a pontiff?

Back 259

Pope John Paul II

Front 260

A notary public often verifies that you have done which of the following?

Back 260

Signed a Document

Front 261

In boxing, a knockout occurs when a boxer remains "down" for how many counts?

Back 261

10

Front 262

In response to a 1973 EPA order, what substance was phased out of most kinds of gasoline in the U.S.?

Back 262

Iron

Front 263

The saying "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" is typically represented by what animals?

Back 263

Monkeys

Front 264

In a famous line from Shakespeare's Hamlet, Hamlet says "Frailty, thy name is" what?

Back 264

Woman

Front 265

The North Rim and the South Rim are the two main sections of what US National Park?

Back 265

Grand Canyon

Front 266

In the chorus of a 1987 Aerosmith song, Steven Tyler sings "Dude looks like a" what?

Back 266

Lady

Front 267

What was the subject of the 1982 TV miniseries "The Blue and the Gray"?

Back 267

U.S. Civil War

Front 268

In written Morse code, letters are represented by combinations of what?

Back 268

Dots and dashes

Front 269

The Wright brothers' historic first flight took place in 1903 outside what North Carolina town?

Back 269

Kitty Hawk

Front 270

In the game blackjack, players are initially dealt how many cards?

Back 270

Two

Front 271

What TV sitcom has a theme song that features the line "Goodbye Gray Skies, Hello Blue"?

Back 271

Happy Days

Front 272

Rocky Mountain National Park is located in what US state?

Back 272

Colorado

Front 273

What shape is the base of the Great Pyramid at Giza?

Back 273

Square

Front 274

Hunter is a common shade of what color?

Back 274

Green

Front 275

Which of these birds is classified as a bird of prey?

Back 275

Condor

Front 276

An atomizer would most likely be used to perform which of these tasks?

Back 276

Spray perfume

Front 277

Bastille Day is a national holiday of what country?

Back 277

France

Front 278

The Pythagorean theorem is commonly expressed as "a squared plus b squared equals" what?

Back 278

c squared

Front 279

In a popular 1960s folk song, who is asked to "row the boat ashore"?

Back 279

Michael

Front 280

The Birkenstock Company is best known for making what type of footwear?

Back 280

Sandals

Front 281

What name is also a shoe style popular with young girls?

Back 281

Mary Jane

Front 282

For many years, what airline's ads invited passengers to "Fly the Friendly Skies"?

Back 282

United

Front 283

What parts of speech often end with the letters "ly"?

Back 283

Adverbs

Front 284

The 1991 movie 'Hook' tells the story of what fictional character as an adult?

Back 284

Peter Pan

Front 285

Crisco is a popular brand of what cooking ingredient?

Back 285

Vegetable Shortening

Front 286

A quartz watch uses which of the following to keep time?

Back 286

Crystal

Front 287

Shaquille O'Neal is the star center of what NBA team?

Back 287

L.A. Lakers

Front 288

In the 2002 Olympics, what country's pairs figure skaters won a gold medal along with the Russians?

Back 288

Canada

Front 289

According to a Benjamin Franklin quotation, nothing is certain except what and taxes?

Back 289

Death

Front 290

What does the first C stand for in the federal agency abbreviation "FCC"?

Back 290

Communications

Front 291

What baseball team's homefield is named after a famous chewing gum entrepreneur?

Back 291

Chicago Cubs

Front 292

An Italian turnover of pizza dough filled with meat, vegetables, or cheese is called a what?

Back 292

Calzone

Front 293

In 1664, the Dutch city New Amsterdam was renamed what?

Back 293

New York

Front 294

In 1997, what director married Soon-Yi Previn, the adopted daughter of his former girlfriend?

Back 294

Woody Allen

Front 295

"Texas Tea" is a nickname for what natural substance?

Back 295

Oil

Front 296

In 1993, First Lady Hillary Clinton was appointed to chair a task force addressing what national issue?

Back 296

National health care

Front 297

A popular 2002 romantic comedy is titled "My Big Fat" what?

Back 297

Greek Wedding

Front 298

What does the "E" stand for in the government agency abbreviation "SEC"?

Back 298

Exchange

Front 299

Horsepower is a unit commonly used to measure the power of which of the following?

Back 299

Car engines

Front 300

A hexagon is a geometric figure with how many sides?

Back 300

6

Front 301

According to the nursery rhyme "Hickory Dickory Dock", what "ran up the clock"?

Back 301

Mouse

Front 302

Which of these devices is a kind of chronometer?

Back 302

Stopwatch

Front 303

A pyromaniac is a person who has an irrestible urge to do what?

Back 303

Set fires

Front 304

In the classic story "A Christmas Carol," Ebenezer Scrooge favors what expression?

Back 304

Bah, humbug

Front 305

According to legend, what hero wielded a sword named Excalibur?

Back 305

King Arthur

Front 306

Which of these documents is also called a curriculum vitae?

Back 306

Resume

Front 307

According to the opening of TV's "The Flintstones", what is operated "courtesy of Fred's two feet"?

Back 307

Car

Front 308

According to a famous song from the musical "Cabaret", what "is a cabaret"?

Back 308

Life

Front 309

The abbreviation "DIY" stands for "do it" what?

Back 309

Yourself

Front 310

Minoxidil is the chemical name for which of these drug brands?

Back 310

Rogaine

Front 311

Stand-up comedian Henny Youngman's famous one-liner was "Take my" what, "please"?

Back 311

Wife

Front 312

A gazelle is a type of what animal?

Back 312

Antelope

Front 313

A famous pop duo was born when John Oates and what singer joined forces in 1972?

Back 313

Daryl Hall

Front 314

"We're the young generation, and we've got something to say" is from what TV series' theme song?

Back 314

The Monkees

Front 315

An e-mail address normally includes which of these punctuation marks?

Back 315

"At" sign

Front 316

The woolly bear is a type of which of the following?

Back 316

Caterpillar

Front 317

In the classic comic books, Superman's cape is primarily what color?

Back 317

Red

Front 318

What number is also used as a verb meaning "to throw out or discard"?

Back 318

Eighty-six

Front 319

Founded in 1921, Land O'Lakes is a popular brand of which of the following?

Back 319

Butter

Front 320

Often found in the tropics, a gecko is a type of what?

Back 320

Lizard

Front 321

A crimping iron is usually used to do what?

Back 321

Make hair wavy

Front 322

What kind of animals are known collectively as "fowl"?

Back 322

Birds

Front 323

The area of a library where most of the books are shelved is known as the what?

Back 323

Stacks

Front 324

How many stripes are on the US flag?

Back 324

13

Front 325

What casino game is also known as "twenty-one"?

Back 325

Blackjack

Front 326

In the classic children's book "My Friend Flicka", what type of animal is Flicka?

Back 326

Horse

Front 327

The six-pointed Star of David is a symbol of what religion?

Back 327

Judaism

Front 328

According to a 1964 Bob Dylan song, "The Times They Are" what?

Back 328

A-Changin'

Front 329

Bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno is best known for playing what hero on TV?

Back 329

The Incredible Hulk

Front 330

A popular vacation spot, Cancún is located on the southeastern shores of what country?

Back 330

Mexico

Front 331

In a beehive, the main role of the queen is to do what?

Back 331

Lay eggs

Front 332

Which of the following is the name of a popular yo-yo trick in which the yo-yo is rolled along the ground?

Back 332

Walking the dog

Front 333

What light beer's long-running ad campaign popularized the phrase "tastes great, less filling"?

Back 333

Miller Light

Front 334

In hockey, what term is used to refer to three goals scored by one player in the same game?

Back 334

Hat trick

Front 335

By definition, which of these reference books is published every year?

Back 335

Almanac

Front 336

Packets of Equal, a popular sweetener, are traditionally what color?

Back 336

Blue

Front 337

On the TV series "Sesame Street," what color is Grover's fur?

Back 337

Blue

Front 338

Seven-card stud is a popular variety of what card game?

Back 338

Poker

Front 339

Which of these animal names is also a term often used to refer to a spy?

Back 339

Mole

Front 340

The game Jenga is played using what kind of game pieces?

Back 340

Wooden blocks

Front 341

What former National Football League player was nicknamed "Broadway Joe"?

Back 341

Joe Namath

Front 342

According to their slogan, Altoids mints are "curiously" what?

Back 342

Strong

Front 343

Comic actor Jim Varney made a career portraying a homespun Southerner named what?

Back 343

Ernest

Front 344

The world-famous Enrico Caruso was what kind of performer?

Back 344

Opera singer

Front 345

What famous fictional character was created by author Bram Stoker?

Back 345

Dracula

Front 346

In May 2002, what TV network aired a three-hour special marking its 75th anniversary?

Back 346

NBC

Front 347

A black-eyed Susan is a common type of what?

Back 347

Wildflower

Front 348

The director of the US Office of National Drug Control Policy is better known by what nickname?

Back 348

Drug Czar

Front 349

According to the title of the classic book by Betty Smith, "A Tree Grows" where?

Back 349

In Brooklyn

Front 350

In the US, Election Day usually takes place on what day of the week?

Back 350

Tuesday

Front 351

The question "Were you born in a barn?" is most frequently asked of someone who has done what?

Back 351

Left the door open

Front 352

What kind of animal is said to be unable to "change its spots"?

Back 352

Leopard

Front 353

In the human body, the colon is a part of what organ?

Back 353

Large intestine

Front 354

A popular holiday song features the line "All I want for Christmas is my two" what?

Back 354

Front teeth

Front 355

According to its name, IBM specializes in what kind of "machines"?

Back 355

Business

Front 356

What American ethnic group traditionally celebrates its heritage on Columbus Day?

Back 356

Italian-Americans

Front 357

Known for its casinos, Atlantic City is a major tourist town of what US state?

Back 357

New Jersey

Front 358

"Keep it on the down low" is a slang phrase used to tell you to do what?

Back 358

Keep something secret

Front 359

According to an Aesop fable, what "is the mother of invention"?

Back 359

Necessity

Front 360

What bird shares its name with the title of a high-ranking Roman Catholic official?

Back 360

Cardinal

Front 361

In the "Peanuts" comic strip, Sally has crush on what character?

Back 361

Linus

Front 362

A small, lightweight plane used to make short flights is commonly called a what?

Back 362

Puddle-jumper

Front 363

In a 1775 speech, patriot Patrick Henry famously declared, "Give me liberty or give me" what?

Back 363

Death

Front 364

In the 1955 animated movie "Lady and the Tramp", what kind of animals are Lady and Tramp?

Back 364

Dogs

Front 365

American settler Stephen F. Austin is known as "The Father of" what state?

Back 365

Texas

Front 366

"Hoofer" is a slang word for a person who does what?

Back 366

Dances

Front 367

In a classic fairy tale, a princess has a hard time sleeping when what is placed under her mattress?

Back 367

Pea

Front 368

According to the well known saying "Genius is 1% inspiration and 99%" what?

Back 368

Perspiration

Front 369

Ted Turner's 9 year marriage to what actress ended in divorce in 2001?

Back 369

Jane Fonda

Front 370

In the movie the Wizard of Oz, who asked the Wizard for a Brain?

Back 370

Scarecrow

Front 371

Double Stuffs are a variety of what?

Back 371

Oreos

Front 372

In the book "Treasure Island," Long John Silver has a pet what?

Back 372

Parrot

Front 373

A person suffering from astigmatism would most likely wear which of the following?

Back 373

Eyeglasses

Front 374

What would be considered a liquid asset?

Back 374

Cash

Front 375

What establishments often inform customers that they are FDIC insured?

Back 375

Banks

Front 376

Marion Barry was the mayor of what U.S. city when he grabbed headlines in 1990?

Back 376

Washington, D.C.

Front 377

In 1901, Annie Edson Taylor became the first person to go over Niagra Falls in a what?

Back 377

Wooden Barrel

Front 378

Used to make a famous sauce, a tabasco is a type of what?

Back 378

Pepper

Front 379

Which of these magazines cater primarily to men?

Back 379

Details

Front 380

Providence Plantation is part of the official name of what Northeastern state?

Back 380

Rhode Island

Front 381

A person suffering from Angina Pectorus pain suffers pain in what area?

Back 381

Chest

Front 382

Comic Strip Character Billy Batson changes into Captain Marvel by saying what phrase?

Back 382

Shazam

Front 383

The 1976 movie "The Bad News Bears" features a ragtag team of kids playing what sport?

Back 383

Baseball

Front 384

"Auf Wiedersehen" means "good-bye" in what language?

Back 384

German

Front 385

Once used to make motion picture film, what material's name is a synonym for "the movies"?

Back 385

Celluloid

Front 386

A Stein is a kind of what?

Back 386

Mug

Front 387

The famous Kenedy family "compound" is located in what New England town?

Back 387

Hyannisport, MA

Front 388

In 1984 Reagan declared this as "National Ice Cream Month"

Back 388

July

Front 389

In 1985, who sued to keep Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative from being called Star Wars in ads?

Back 389

George Lucas

Front 390

"Twin Cities" is the nickname for two major cities of what US state?

Back 390

Minnesota

Front 391

A haiku is a traditional form of poetry native to what country?

Back 391

Japan

Front 392

In a popular children's book series, what is the name of the "big red dog" belonging to Emily Elizabeth?

Back 392

Clifford

Front 393

Which of these animals has a snout that is often said to resemble a duck's bill?

Back 393

Platypus

Front 394

"Straphanger" is a common nickname for which of the following?

Back 394

Bus Passenger

Front 395

"On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair" are the opening lines to what classic rock song?

Back 395

Hotel California

Front 396

In the comic strip, "Garfield," Garfield's dim-witted friend Odie is what type of animal?

Back 396

Dog

Front 397

According to a classic nursery rhyme, little boys are made of "frogs and snails and" what?

Back 397

Puppy dog tails

Front 398

According to a 1954 Frank Sinatra hit, "fairy tales can come true, it can happen to you, if you're" what?

Back 398

Young at heart

Front 399

Milhous is the middle name of what U.S. President?

Back 399

Richard Nixon

Front 400

What holiday often features a traditional dance in which ribbons are woven around a tall pole?

Back 400

May Day

Front 401

What sport's uniform is the origin of a popular style of pullover shirt featuring long sleeves and a white collar?

Back 401

Rugby

Front 402

In the classic children's rhyme, what bug is urged to "fly away home"?

Back 402

Ladybug

Front 403

A person who is cautious because of a bad experience is sdai to be "once bitten, twice" what?

Back 403

Shy

Front 404

In the job title COO, the first O usually stands for what?

Back 404

Operating

Front 405

Bruce Springsteen's backup band is named for a small-town street in what U.S. state?

Back 405

New Jersey

Front 406

What month's name comes from a Latin word meaning "eighth month"?

Back 406

October

Front 407

A popular oyster dish, known for its richness, is named after what American tycoon?

Back 407

John Rockefeller

Front 408

What company introduced its popular iMac computer in 1998?

Back 408

Apple

Front 409

Traditionally, Maj-jongg is played using what kind of game pieces?

Back 409

Tiles

Front 410

"Was blind, but now I see" is a line form what traditional song?

Back 410

Amazing Grace

Front 411

Dijon mustard takes its name forma city in what European country?

Back 411

France

Front 412

What part of the human body is commonly described as being "opposable"?

Back 412

Thumb

Front 413

A standard computer keyboard contains two of which of these keys?

Back 413

Shift

Front 414

What classic fictional character falls asleep in the Catskill mountains for twenty years?

Back 414

Rip Van Winkle

Front 415

Introduced in 1906, the Victrola was an early brand of what household device?

Back 415

Phonograph

Front 416

A calligrapher would most likely use which of the following while on a job?

Back 416

Pen

Front 417

According to an old saying, what are "the devil's workshop" ?

Back 417

Idle hands

Front 418

In 1984, who became the first woman to run for US Vice President on a major party ticket?

Back 418

Geraldine Ferraro

Front 419

The introductory statement of the US Constitution is usually referred to as its what?

Back 419

Preamble

Front 420

A 1973 Billy Joel song features the line "Sing us a song, you're the" what?

Back 420

Piano man

Front 421

What popular TV series features a group of students known as the "Sweathogs"?

Back 421

Welcome Back, Kotter

Front 422

First produced in 1960, the classic Etch A Sketch features what color frame?

Back 422

Red

Front 423

The NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals are named after a type of what animal?

Back 423

Tiger

Front 424

Bud and Lou are the first name of what classic comedy duo?

Back 424

Abbot and Costello

Front 425

What is Bill Clinton’s middle name?

Back 425

Jefferson

Front 426

From 1966 to 1977 and 1980 to 1984, Indira Gandhi was the prime minister of what country?

Back 426

India

Front 427

Which of these parts of the human body has no known function?

Back 427

Appendix

Front 428

A beverage's proof is a measure of its what?

Back 428

Alcohol content

Front 429

In the 2,000 Presidential Campaign George W. Bush billed himself as a compassionate what?

Back 429

Conservative

Front 430

Which of these former world leaders is known for the distinctive purplish birthmark on his head?

Back 430

Mikhail Gorbachev

Front 431

In the 1500s which country was ruled by the Royal House of Tudor?

Back 431

England

Front 432

What sports term is also an adjective often used to describe a type of movie comedy?

Back 432

Screwball

Front 433

The mandible is a bone located in what part of the body?

Back 433

Jaw

Front 434

Vienna sausages share their name with the capital of what European country?

Back 434

Austria

Front 435

Richard Nixon's campaign tactics during a 1950 Senate election earned him what famous nickname?

Back 435

Tricky Dick

Front 436

Known for its meatlike flesh, a shitake is a type of what?

Back 436

Mushroom

Front 437

Native to Australia, the emu is what type of animal?

Back 437

Bird

Front 438

A famous Robert Frost poem ends with the line "And miles to go before I" what?

Back 438

Sleep

Front 439

The bronchial tubes feed into what organ in the human body?

Back 439

Lungs

Front 440

A popular Broadway musical tells the tale of Joseph and his "Amazing Technicolor" what?

Back 440

Dreamcoat

Front 441

In the "Winnie the Pooh" stories, what character is best known for being sad and gloomy?

Back 441

Eeyore

Front 442

What does the F stand for in John F Kennedy's name?

Back 442

Fitzgerald

Front 443

Sunglasses with UV protection are designed to block out what kind of light?

Back 443

Ultraviolet

Front 444

In the 1990s, what TV series inspired a popular haircut known as the "Rachel"?

Back 444

Friends

Front 445

According to the title of a classic song by The Supremes, "You Can't Hurry" what?

Back 445

Love

Front 446

Scandinavia is a northern region of what continent?

Back 446

Europe

Front 447

Comic book character Little Orphan Annie is known for exclaiming "Leapin" what?

Back 447

Lizards

Front 448

In a 1973 hit single, Elton John sings "goodbye" to what?

Back 448

Yellow Brick Road

Front 449

"Schlemiel, schlamazel, hassenpfeffer, incorporated" is a line from what TV series theme song?

Back 449

Laverne & Shirley

Front 450

What does the 'B' stand for in the college degree abbreviation BA?

Back 450

Bachelor

Front 451

What kind of amusement park ride is most likely to feature a "loop-the-loop"?

Back 451

Roller coaster

Front 452

In casino lingo, a slot machine is also known as a "one-armed" what?

Back 452

Bandit

Front 453

Andy Warhol famously remarked that "everybody will be world famous for" how long?

Back 453

Fifteen minutes

Front 454

What TV talk show host often mentions on-air her longtime boyfriend, Stedham Graham?

Back 454

Oprah Winfrey

Front 455

Which of these animals typically does not have a tail?

Back 455

Guinea Pig

Front 456

A bear claw is a type of what?

Back 456

Pastry

Front 457

A botanist studies what?

Back 457

Plants

Front 458

In 1995, boxer George Foreman introduced a popular countertop version of what appliance?

Back 458

Grill

Front 459

In blackjack, which card can be worth one or eleven?

Back 459

Ace

Front 460

What melted the Wicked Witch of the West?

Back 460

Water

Front 461

Made by DuPont, Stainmaster is a popular line of what?

Back 461

Carpets

Front 462

Which of these animals has a gizzard?

Back 462

Turkey

Front 463

In a famous 1588 battle, British naval forces defeated an armada of ships from what country?

Back 463

Spain

Front 464

The 1977 movie “Saturday Night Fever” prominently features what type of dancing?

Back 464

Disco

Front 465

In a popular 1985 single the band Starship sings "We built this city on" what?

Back 465

Rock and Roll

Front 466

Thesaurus is a reference book typically used to look up which of the following?

Back 466

Synonyms

Front 467

Popular on the east coast a hoagie is a type of what?

Back 467

Sandwich

Front 468

According to an old expression, a person who is dancing is "tripping the light" what?

Back 468

Fantastic

Front 469

The site of Bill Clinton's official presidential library is in what city?

Back 469

Little Rock

Front 470

Which of these birds has a large beak with a pouch of skin that it uses to catch its prey?

Back 470

Pelican

Front 471

A 1986 Bangles song encourages us to do what "like an Egyptian"?

Back 471

Walk

Front 472

Commonly used in medieval times, a chalice is a type of what?

Back 472

Drinking cup

Front 473

In England, which of the following is commonly referred to as a "lift"?

Back 473

Elevator

Front 474

A splint is often used to treat which of these medical ailments?

Back 474

Broken bone

Front 475

In the kids' game Mother May I, players typically try to get permission to do what?

Back 475

Take steps

Front 476

Classic cartoon character Elmer Fund often asks us to "be vewy vewy" what?

Back 476

Quiet

Front 477

From 1985 to 1994 singer Billy Joel was married to what supermodel?

Back 477

Christie Brinkley

Front 478

William Shakespeare is often known as "The Bard of" what?

Back 478

Avon

Front 479

A person normally writes a "Dear John" letter to do which of the following?

Back 479

End a relationship

Front 480

Author of over 300 books, Isaac Asimov is famous for writing in what genre of fiction?

Back 480

Science fiction

Front 481

Basketball great Larry Bird played his entire professional career on what team?

Back 481

Boston Celtics

Front 482

In humans, the olfactory nerves connect the brain to which of these body parts?

Back 482

Nose

Front 483

In the standard U.S. version of Monopoly, players get 200 when they pass the square marked what?

Back 483

Go

Front 484

Which of the following is frequently protected by a transparent covering called a sneeze guard?

Back 484

Salad Bar

Front 485

The children’s toy known as jack in the box traditionally plays what tune?

Back 485

Pop Goes the weasel

Front 486

The 1982 song "Ebony and Ivory" refers to parts of what musical instrument?

Back 486

Piano

Front 487

In 1989, Gary Condit was elected as a Congressman from what U.S. state?

Back 487

California

Front 488

According to a popular children's song, "the wheels on the bus" do what?

Back 488

Go round and round

Front 489

Named after a French town, Chablis is a well-known type of what?

Back 489

Wine

Front 490

The Gateway Arch is a major landmark of what midwestern city?

Back 490

St. Louis

Front 491

In the US, a sophomore is typically in what grade?

Back 491

10th

Front 492

The cable tv network C-SPAN is most likely to broadcast which of the following?

Back 492

Congressional Hearings

Front 493

What does the G stand for in the economic term GNP?

Back 493

Gross

Front 494

Toblerone, known for its distinctive triangular packaging, is a popular brand of what?

Back 494

Chocolate bar

Front 495

Bono, rock star and political activist, is the lead singer of what group?

Back 495

U2

Front 496

The carat is a unit commonly used to measure the weight of what?

Back 496

Gemstones

Front 497

Which of these utensils has tines?

Back 497

Fork

Front 498

The logo for Buster Brown shoes features Buster and his pet what?

Back 498

Dog

Front 499

The mayflower is the official flower of what U.S. state?

Back 499

Massachusetts

Front 500

In Spanish, the word "macho" means what?

Back 500

Male

Front 501

A whistle that is inaudible to the human ear is often used to call what kind of domesticated animal?

Back 501

Dog

Front 502

A speed bag is typically used for training in what sport?

Back 502

Boxing

Front 503

In her 1980 hit single Pat Benatar sings "Hit me with your" what?

Back 503

Best Shot

Front 504

Lewis & Clark began their famous trek in 1804 as a commission to explore what addition to the U.S.?

Back 504

Oregon Territory

Front 505

What Madonna hit single begins with the spoken question "Come on girls, do you believe in love?"

Back 505

Express Yourself

Front 506

The Last Frontier is the nickname of what U.S. state?

Back 506

Alaska

Front 507

Los Alamos National Laboratory was founded in 1943 in a remote region of what U.S. state?

Back 507

New Mexico

Front 508

Clarinex is a prescription medication designed to relieve what?

Back 508

Allergy symptoms

Front 509

Lake Victoria is the largest lake on what continent?

Back 509

Africa

Front 510

Commonly used to refer to soldiers, the military abbreviation “G.I.” stands for “government” what?

Back 510

Issue

Front 511

Perrier bottled water comes from natural springs located in what European Country?

Back 511

France

Front 512

According to the title of a song by the Police "Every Little Thing She Does is" what?

Back 512

Magic

Front 513

Known for his unconventional hair Don King is a famous promoter for what sport?

Back 513

Boxing

Front 514

In which of these countries do people frequently take an afternoon nap called a 'siesta'?

Back 514

Spain

Front 515

In the human body, the diaphragm plays a key role in helping you do which of the following?

Back 515

Breathe

Front 516

In the 2,000 movie "Cast Away," what object does Tom Hanks' character befriend and name Wilson?

Back 516

Volleyball

Front 517

In 1997 Elton John recorded a new version of what song as a tribute to Princess Diana?

Back 517

Candle in the Wind

Front 518

Narcolepsy is a medical condition that causes you suddenly to do what?

Back 518

Fall asleep

Front 519

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is located in what U.S. city?

Back 519

Nashville

Front 520

Which of Santa's reindeer is mentioned first in the song "Rudolph The Red-nosed Reindeer?"

Back 520

Dasher

Front 521

What state's capital is named after President Abraham Lincoln?

Back 521

Nebraska

Front 522

In a 1972 hit single, Carly Simon complains "You're So" what?

Back 522

Vain

Front 523

In its U.S. version, which of these board games requires you to collect six wedge-shaped pieces to win?

Back 523

Trivial Pursuit

Front 524

Children usually experience discomfort known as "growing pains" in what part of the body?

Back 524

Legs

Front 525

Hospital "candy stripers" were named for their uniforms, which featured what color stripes?

Back 525

Red and white

Front 526

The musical "West Side story" is set on the west side of what U.S. city?

Back 526

New York City

Front 527

In a beehive, a honeycomb is composed of what substance?

Back 527

Wax

Front 528

Which of these professionals is most likely to write in shorthand?

Back 528

Stenographer

Front 529

What is the name of the lunar phase in which the moon appears to be getting larger?

Back 529

Waxing

Front 530

Stalactites would most likely be found where?

Back 530

Cavern

Front 531

An annual feature on NBC's "Today" show asks the question "Where in the World is" who?

Back 531

Matt Lauer

Front 532

Which of these beverages is also known as seltzer?

Back 532

Club soda

Front 533

A common type of highway interchange is named after the similarly-shaped leaf of what herb?

Back 533

Clover

Front 534

Which of these TV personalities regularly offers an on-air "happy birthday" to centenarians?

Back 534

Willard Scott

Front 535

Inmate Robert Franklin Stroud was better known as the "Birdman" of what famous prison?

Back 535

Alcatraz

Front 536

Fuchsia is closest to which of these colors?

Back 536

Purplish-red

Front 537

"Explorer" is an award-winning series of TV documentaries produced by what magazine?

Back 537

National Geographic

Front 538

What kind of race is the subject of the song "Camptown Races"?

Back 538

Horse race

Front 539

Debbi Fields's career as an entrepeneur began in 1977 when she opened a store selling what?

Back 539

Cookies

Front 540

Dale Carnegie's classic self-help book is titled "How to Win Friends and" what?

Back 540

Influence People

Front 541

In 1998, a stopwatch was placed in the Smithsonian to commemorate what popular TV program?

Back 541

60 Minutes

Front 542

In pro football, a "warning" is issued at the end of each half when there is how much time remaining?

Back 542

Two minutes

Front 543

Which of these dance names is also a word meaning "easy task"?

Back 543

Cakewalk

Front 544

A classic Smith-Barney TV ad about making money "the old-fashioned way" ends with what line?

Back 544

They earn it

Front 545

What actress posed naked and pregnant for the August 1991 issue of Vanity Fair?

Back 545

Demi Moore

Front 546

The "T" in the federal agency named "DOT" stands for which of the following?

Back 546

Transportation

Front 547

On the TV series "Cheers," what is Cliff Clavin's profession?

Back 547

Mailman

Front 548

What U.S. state's license plates usually feature an emblem of a peach?

Back 548

Georgia

Front 549

A mechanic who is removing lug nuts is working on what part of an automobile?

Back 549

Wheels

Front 550

By definition, a sallow complexion is tinged with what color?

Back 550

Yellow

Front 551

The American Revolution began with battles in what two Massachusetts towns?

Back 551

Lexington and Concord

Front 552

New Balance is a leading maker of what?

Back 552

Athletic shoes

Front 553

What fairy tale character pricks her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel?

Back 553

Sleeping Beauty

Front 554

In her 1991 hit song, Bonnie Raitt repeatedly suggests, "Let's give them" what?

Back 554

Something to talk about

Front 555

In a popular ad campaign, a Verizon Wireless employee endlessly repeats what question into his cell phone?

Back 555

Can you hear me now?

Front 556

In 1996, what rock band resumed wearing its trademark black-and-white makeup?

Back 556

Kiss

Front 557

What business's name is a term for a small, economically dependent country?

Back 557

Banana Republic

Front 558

In 1884, brothers Al, Otto, Charles, John and Alf Ringling founded a famous what in Baraboo, WI?

Back 558

Circus

Front 559

What movie character quotes his mother as saying, "Stupid is as stupid does"?

Back 559

Forrest Gump

Front 560

The Texas city Corpus Christi gets its name from a Latin phrase meaning "the" what "of Christ"?

Back 560

Body

Front 561

"Unterseeboot" is the German word for what kind of vessel?

Back 561

Submarine

Front 562

What does the "P" stand for in the international organization name "OPEC"?

Back 562

Petroleum

Front 563

What fictional character is also known as Lord Greystone?

Back 563

Tarzan

Front 564

Joanie Cunningham first loved Chachi on what TV sitcom?

Back 564

Happy Days

Front 565

In 1992, presidential candidate Bill Clinton made headlines playing what instrument on "The Arsenio Hall Show"?

Back 565

Saxophone

Front 566

In the classic "Popeye" cartoons, Wimpy is obsessed with what food?

Back 566

Hamburgers

Front 567

Clyde Cessna was the founder of a company that specializes in building what kind of vehicles?

Back 567

Airplanes

Front 568

Limburger is a strong-smelling type of what?

Back 568

Cheese

Front 569

In May 2002, Coca-Cola introduced a cola beverage featuring what flavor?

Back 569

Vanilla

Front 570

Which of these musical instruments has small hammers inside of it?

Back 570

Piano

Front 571

In what Broadway musical does a chorus of teens sing, "Tell me more, tell me more, did you get very far"?

Back 571

Grease

Front 572

What weather condition is also described as "pea soup"?

Back 572

Thick fog

Front 573

How many lines are there in a standard knock-knock joke?

Back 573

5

Front 574

Varicose veins are most common in what part of the human body?

Back 574

Legs

Front 575

An Australian opera singer is the namesake for a crispy snack food known as "Melba" what?

Back 575

Toast

Front 576

According to a famous blessing from the Bible, who "shall inherit the earth"?

Back 576

The meek

Front 577

Which of these parts of an animal is most likely to be preserved in a fossil?

Back 577

Bone

Front 578

Which of these materials is the best conductor of electricity?

Back 578

Metal

Front 579

Niagara Falls lies on the border between Canada and what U.S. state?

Back 579

New York

Front 580

Movies are sometimes shown on TV in a rectangular "wide-screen" format known as what?

Back 580

Letterbox

Front 581

The owner of California's Hidden Valley Ranch created the recipe for a popular brand of what?

Back 581

Salad dressing

Front 582

In the 1840s, what crop's failure in Ireland led to famine and the emigration of over 1 million people?

Back 582

Potato

Front 583

In the animal kingdom, human beings belong to what order?

Back 583

Primates

Front 584

In the Warner Bros. cartoons, Wile E. Coyote spends most of his time chasing after whom?

Back 584

Road Runner

Front 585

The expression "seven year itch" describes restlessness that occurs after seven years of what?

Back 585

Marriage

Front 586

In the U.S., shortcake is traditionally served with what fruit on top?

Back 586

Strawberry

Front 587

Introduced in 1937, Ray-Ban is a leading brand of what?

Back 587

Sunglasses

Front 588

In the 1960s, the Beatles popularized a hairstyle known as the what?

Back 588

Mop top

Front 589

Pistachios are commonly available with their shells dyed with color?

Back 589

Red

Front 590

Bill Clinton is quoted as saying, "I feel your what"?

Back 590

Pain

Front 591

By definition, a polygamist is a person with more than one what?

Back 591

Spouse

Front 592

Which of these animals can change the color of its skin, depending on its mood and environment?

Back 592

Octopus

Front 593

How many decades are in a century?

Back 593

10

Front 594

An admiral is a commissioned officer in which of these branches of the U.S. military?

Back 594

Navy

Front 595

What does the "B" stand for in the name of the B-52 military aircraft?

Back 595

Bomber

Front 596

Citronella oil is commonly used for which of these purposes?

Back 596

Repelling insects

Front 597

Cape Cod is a popular vacation spot in what New England state?

Back 597

Massachusetts

Front 598

The food brand Uncle Ben's was named for a Texas farmer who specialized in growing what?

Back 598

Rice

Front 599

What country's famous Cohiba cigars were originally available only as diplomatic gifts?

Back 599

Cuba

Front 600

In 1972, what U.S. state adopted dog mushing as its official sport?

Back 600

Alaska

Front 601

Under the 1993 "Motor Voter Act," Americans often register to vote while applying for which of the following?

Back 601

Driver’s license

Front 602

The island of Key West lies off the coast of what U.S. state?

Back 602

Florida

Front 603

A stick shift is a standard piece of equipment in a car with what feature?

Back 603

Manual transmission

Front 604

From 1953 to 1961, John F. Kennedy served as a U.S. Senator from what state?

Back 604

Massachusetts

Front 605

In baseball, which of these players wears a protective mask?

Back 605

Catcher

Front 606

Founded in Hawaii in 1851, the Dole Food Company began as a grower of what?

Back 606

Pineapple

Front 607

A rabbi is a spiritual leader in what religion?

Back 607

Juadaism

Front 608

In the 1773 protest known as "The Boston Tea Party," what did the colonists do with the tea?

Back 608

Dump it into the harbor

Front 609

According to its label, Murphy Oil Soap "Safely Cleans" what surface?

Back 609

Wood

Front 610

Headgear is a device often worn by teenagers to help do what?

Back 610

Straighten teeth

Front 611

Nicorette is a chewing gum designed to help consumers kick what habit?

Back 611

Smoking cigarettes

Front 612

Which of the following are most likely to be used to make marmalade?

Back 612

Oranges

Front 613

A London broil is traditionally made with what kind of meat?

Back 613

Beef

Front 614

Which of the following is a fossil fuel?

Back 614

Coal

Front 615

During the 1988 presidential campaign, what was George Bush promising when he said, "Read my lips"?

Back 615

No new taxes

Front 616

On the television series, "The Muppet Show" what muppet is the object of Miss Piggy's affection?

Back 616

Kermit

Front 617

In the 1800's, avid vegetarian Slyvester Graham introduced a popular type of what food?

Back 617

Cracker

Front 618

Since the late 1940’s, what household brand has been sold primarily through house parties?

Back 618

Tupperware

Front 619

Nimbus, cirrus, and cumulus are all types of what?

Back 619

Clouds

Front 620

Which of these parts of an oak tree contains most of the chlorophyll?

Back 620

Leaf

Front 621

By definition, an aquaduct is used to transport what into cities?

Back 621

Water

Front 622

On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong famously said "The eagle has" what?

Back 622

Landed

Front 623

Since 1914, packages of Morton Salt have featured the slogan "when it rains, it" what"?

Back 623

Pours

Front 624

Michael Jackson's trademark accessory in the 1980's was a single glove of what color?

Back 624

White

Front 625

In mathematics, what are classified as acute, obtuse, or right?

Back 625

Angles

Front 626

By definition, a lacto-ovo vegetarian can eat which of the following?

Back 626

Milk and Eggs

Front 627

What animated movie features the fun loving villianess Cruella De Ville?

Back 627

101 Dalmations

Front 628

Duckpins and candlepins are varieties of what sport?

Back 628

Bowling

Front 629

In soccer, what position is also called the "keeper"?

Back 629

Goalie

Front 630

The cartoon trio Alvin, Simon, and Theodore are better known by what name?

Back 630

The Chipmunks

Front 631

What does the "W" stand for in the name of the well known non-profit organization NOW?

Back 631

Women

Front 632

Ancient Egypt was ruled by kings with what title?

Back 632

Pharaoh

Front 633

Which of these animals usually swallows its food whole, without chewing?

Back 633

Snake

Front 634

The prefix “osteo-“ refers to what part of the human body?

Back 634

Bone

Front 635

Someone who does not testify in court for fear of self incrimination is said to "plead the" what?

Back 635

Fifth

Front 636

In the "Star Wars" movies, Luke Skywalker finds out that his father is who?

Back 636

Darth Vader

Front 637

What household appliance is most likely to have a pilot light?

Back 637

Gas Stove

Front 638

Movie hero Indiana Jones often uses what trademark weapon to get out of tight spots?

Back 638

Whip

Front 639

Seasonal allergic rhinitis is a medical condition more commonly known as what?

Back 639

Hay Fever

Front 640

A man with a "Napoleon Complex" tries to compensate for the fact that he is what?

Back 640

Short

Front 641

Which of these rock-and-roll legends was nicknamed "The King"?

Back 641

Elvis Presley

Front 642

What southern city is home to Elvis Presley's Graceland?

Back 642

Memphis

Front 643

Invented in the 1800's, the Edison Mimeograph was used to do what?

Back 643

Copy Documents

Front 644

After "New Coke" failed in 1985, the old Coca Cola formula was reintroduced as "Coca Cola" what?

Back 644

Classic

Front 645

A slap shot is a type of shot made in what sport?

Back 645

Hockey

Front 646

The classic Chinese ying-yang symbol is traditionally composed of what two colors?

Back 646

Black & White

Front 647

In the nursery rhyme "Sing a song of sixpence", what type of birds are baked in a pie?

Back 647

Blackbird

Front 648

In the popular abbreviation FAQ, the letter "F" stands for what?

Back 648

Frequently

Front 649

Maraschino is a liqueur traditionally uses to flavor which of the following?

Back 649

Cherries

Front 650

An adjective is a part of speech that typically modifies a what?

Back 650

Noun

Front 651

Which of these devices is often available with an "oscillate" feature?

Back 651

Electric Fan

Front 652

In the late 1800s, brothers Charles and George Parker founded a company best known for making what?

Back 652

Board games

Front 653

"Arrivederci" means goodbye in what language?

Back 653

Italian

Front 654

The pirate ship flag featuring the skull and crossbones is known as the Jolly what?

Back 654

Roger

Front 655

A mortarboard is traditionally worn at what kind of ceremony?

Back 655

Graduation

Front 656

The title of a 1941 children's book tells us to "Make Way For" what animals?

Back 656

Ducklings

Front 657

On the TV series "Mork and Mindy," Mork greets with what trademark phrase?

Back 657

Nanu nanu

Front 658

In the U.S., Father's Day is celebrated on the third Sunday of what month?

Back 658

June

Front 659

The outspoken Ed Koch is a former three-term mayor of what city?

Back 659

New York City

Front 660

Which of these fabrics is best known for its crinkly texture?

Back 660

Seersucker

Front 661

William Barnes and G. Clifford Noble teamed up in 1917 to open up their first what?

Back 661

Bookstore

Front 662

What mineral was often used to insulate and fireproof walls before it was declared harmful by the EPA?

Back 662

Asbestos

Front 663

A car's gas mileage is usually given for what two conditions?

Back 663

City and highway

Front 664

In a popular 1970s song, Jim Croce wishes he could save time in a what?

Back 664

Bottle

Front 665

In a classic nursery rhyme, Little Boy Blue is told to play what instrument?

Back 665

Horn

Front 666

The chorus of a 1978 disco hit features the line "I love the nightlife, I got to" what?

Back 666

Boogie

Front 667

On the ancient Roman calendar, March 15 was known as "the" what "of March"?

Back 667

Ides

Front 668

The Academy Award-winning song "Talk to the Animals" is from what popular 1960s movie?

Back 668

Doctor Dolittle

Front 669

The movie "Deliverance" features a famous bluegrass song titled "Dueling" what?

Back 669

Banjos

Front 670

Benji, the hero of a popular movie series for kids, is what kind of animal?

Back 670

Dog

Front 671

When running for U.S. President, who said, "I didn't like it and didn't inhale and never tried it again"?

Back 671

Bill Clinton

Front 672

The poinsettia is a flower traditionally associated with what holiday?

Back 672

Christmas

Front 673

People are told to keep their hands at "ten and two o'clock" while doing what?

Back 673

Driving a car

Front 674

What gas do people inhale to make their voices high and squeaky?

Back 674

Helium

Front 675

Which of these countries has a well-known highway system known as the "autobahn"?

Back 675

Germany

Front 676

Origami is the Japanese art of creating decorative figures using what?

Back 676

Paper

Front 677

The Smilodon was a prehistoric cat better known as the saber-toothed what?

Back 677

Tiger

Front 678

A tornado is usually accompanied by a cloud shaped like a what?

Back 678

Funnel

Front 679

"Onesies" and "twosies" are the beginning rounds of which of these children's games?

Back 679

Jacks

Front 680

In the title of a 1978 song, Neil Diamond says he'd prefer to be "Forever in" what?

Back 680

Blue Jeans

Front 681

In karate, what color belt usually signifies the highest rank?

Back 681

Black

Front 682

A popular kids' version of the song "On Top of Old Smokey" starts with the line "On Top of" what?

Back 682

Spaghetti

Front 683

"Salix babylonica" is the scientific name for a tree better known as the "weeping" what?

Back 683

Willow

Front 684

Which of these minerals is most important in helping form strong bones and teeth?

Back 684

Calcium

Front 685

Carnegie Hall is a famous concert hall in what US City?

Back 685

New York

Front 686

By definition, an ambidextrous person can use what two body parts equally well?

Back 686

Hands

Front 687

On the TV sitcom "Diff'rent Strokes", who often asks "What'chu talkin' 'bout, Willis"?

Back 687

Arnold Jackson

Front 688

In the TV industry, which of these times is considered "prime time"?

Back 688

8 pm

Front 689

The White House is located on what Washington, DC avenue?

Back 689

Pennsylvania

Front 690

Which of these fish is known for producing a vitamin-rich liver oil?

Back 690

Cod

Front 691

A famous folk song begins with the line "If I had a" what?

Back 691

Hammer

Front 692

In the U.S. what decade is often described as "roaring"?

Back 692

1920s

Front 693

A CPA is a certified public what?

Back 693

Accountant

Front 694

In a classic song, Frank Sinatra asks what to "be a lady tonight"?

Back 694

Luck

Front 695

Hay fever is an allergic reaction caused by exposure to which of the following?

Back 695

Pollen

Front 696

Which of the following is not a US Federal holiday?

Back 696

St. Patrick's Day

Front 697

The hat dance is a popular folk dance of what country?

Back 697

Mexico

Front 698

In 1851, inventor Isaac Singer introduced a widely successful model of what household appliance?

Back 698

Sewing machine

Front 699

In the military, barracks are buildings that are typically used to do what?

Back 699

Lodge soldiers

Front 700

The kimono, a traditional Japanese garment, is a kind of what?

Back 700

Robe

Front 701

In the postal abbreviation COD, the "C" stands for which of the following?

Back 701

Cash

Front 702

Used by the police to immobilize vehicles, a Denver boot locks onto what part of a car?

Back 702

Wheel

Front 703

What color is formed by combining red and blue?

Back 703

Purple

Front 704

Daffodil flowers are typically which of these colors?

Back 704

Yellow

Front 705

A Rolodex is normally used to store which of the following?

Back 705

Telephone numbers

Front 706

What bodily injury is also known as a "shiner"?

Back 706

Black eye

Front 707

A sundial performs the same function as which of these household devices?

Back 707

Clock

Front 708

What adjective is often used to describe an illegal copy of a compact disc or DVD?

Back 708

Bootleg

Front 709

According to legend, King Midas had the power to turn everything he touched into what?

Back 709

Gold

Front 710

What TV series features a character who often says, "Live long and prosper"?

Back 710

Star Trek

Front 711

In which of these NCAA sports do teams compete to become part of the "Final Four"?

Back 711

Basketball

Front 712

In 1972, what shoe company introduced its famous "swoosh" logo?

Back 712

Nike

Front 713

When referring to a college courtyard, the word "quad" is short for what?

Back 713

Quadrangle

Front 714

In the "Star Wars" series of movies, Yoda is a creature with what color skin?

Back 714

Green

Front 715

The forefinger is also known as the what?

Back 715

Index finger

Front 716

In 1998, the FDA approved the drug Viagra as a treatment for what?

Back 716

Impotence

Front 717

Introduced in 1925, Nestle Goobers are chocolate-covered what?

Back 717

Peanuts

Front 718

What US city is home to the world-famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir?

Back 718

Salt Lake City

Front 719

Cookies 'n cream ice cream typically features what kind of cookies?

Back 719

Chocolate

Front 720

In 1985, USA for Africa recorded a star-studded benefit song titled "We Are the" what?

Back 720

World

Front 721

In humans, which of these organs is divided into areas called lobes?

Back 721

Brain

Front 722

Lake Tahoe is a resort area that lies on the border of California and what state?

Back 722

Nevada

Front 723

In a classic kids' book, what kind of vehicle repeatedly tells itself, "I think I can! I think I can!"?

Back 723

Train engine

Front 724

According to the first line of the song "Oh, Pretty Woman", what is the "woman" doing?

Back 724

Walking down the street

Front 725

Office workers often use what nickname to refer to Wednesday?

Back 725

Hump Day

Front 726

What Christmas carol features the line "Fa la la la la, la la la la"?

Back 726

Deck the Halls

Front 727

A classic Meineke ad campaign featured customers saying, "I'm not gonna pay a lot for this" what?

Back 727

Muffler

Front 728

Which of these utensils is commonly used to stir-fry food?

Back 728

Wok

Front 729

Established over 300 years ago, Lloyd's is a famous insurance provider headquartered in what city?

Back 729

London

Front 730

In a hit 1956 song, Chuck Berry urges classic composer Ludwig von Beethoven to do what?

Back 730

Roll over

Front 731

"Chopsticks" is a simple musical composition typically played on what instrument?

Back 731

Piano

Front 732

What well-known fictional character has small creatures named Oompa Loompas working for him?

Back 732

Willy Wonka

Front 733

"Omega" is the last letter of what alphabet?

Back 733

Greek

Front 734

Actor Will Smith is also a Grammy-winning rap star who was once known by what nickname?

Back 734

The Fresh Prince

Front 735

According to a popular expression, an unlikely event will happen "when pigs" do what?

Back 735

Fly

Front 736

In the 1883 novel Treasure Island, an old seaman sings "Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of" what?

Back 736

Rum

Front 737

Clydesdales are a well-known breed of what animal?

Back 737

Horse

Front 738

Hazel is a light shade of what color?

Back 738

Brown

Front 739

A doily is a decorative ornament that is often made from which of the following?

Back 739

Lace

Front 740

Which of these devices is most likely to be wiretapped?

Back 740

Telephone

Front 741

Since 1955, what magazine has often printed the word "Cheap!" next to its cover price?

Back 741

Mad

Front 742

The abbreviation "a.m." is short for "ante meridiem", a Latin phrase meaning what?

Back 742

Before noon

Front 743

A barge is a boat typically used to do which of the following?

Back 743

Carry heavy loads

Front 744

The song "Here Comes Peter Cottontail" celebrates what holiday?

Back 744

Easter

Front 745

What does a car's odometer measure?

Back 745

Mileage

Front 746

The logo for Klondike ice cream bars features what arctic animal?

Back 746

Polar bear

Front 747

A martini garnished with a slice of lemon peel is said to be served "with a" what?

Back 747

Twist

Front 748

The word "spinster" is often used to refer to a woman who has never done what?

Back 748

Married

Front 749

In women's clothing, spaghetti straps are normally worn around what part of the body?

Back 749

Shoulders

Front 750

"Erin go bragh!" is a popular patriotic saying in what country?

Back 750

Ireland

Front 751

Which of these Latin phrases means "without limit"?

Back 751

Ad infinitum

Front 752

Available at Sears stores, DieHard is a popular brand of which of the following?

Back 752

Battery

Front 753

Bing and Royal Ann are varieties of what fruit?

Back 753

Cherry

Front 754

In 1979, the US Mint introduced a one-dollar coin featuring what famous woman?

Back 754

Susan B. Anthony

Front 755

Deviled eggs are a popular appetizer traditionally made from eggs prepared in what manner?

Back 755

Hard-boiled

Front 756

What fast food chain's menu lets you choose betwen "original recipe" and "extra crispy"?

Back 756

KFC

Front 757

The British commonly use the word “cheerio” to say which of the following?

Back 757

Goodbye

Front 758

Site of the infamous 1972 break-in the Watergate Hotel is located in what U.S. city?

Back 758

Washington, D.C.

Front 759

TRANSCRIPT MISSED

Front 760

In 1984, the group Ashford & Simpson sang that love was solid as a what?

Back 760

Rock

Front 761

An obstetrician is most likely to do what?

Back 761

Deliver a baby

Front 762

According to a classic children's song, "Who can take the sunshine and sprinkle it with dew"?

Back 762

The Candy Man

Front 763

A famous cream pie, known for its custard filling and chocolate coating, is named for what city?

Back 763

Boston

Front 764

Cheer repeated throughout song "When Johnny Comes Marching Home"?

Back 764

Hurrah!

Front 765

What is used to "play" the children's game "52 Pick Up"?

Back 765

Deck of cards

Front 766

In 2,000, Vladimir Putin was elected president of what country?

Back 766

Russia

Front 767

American general Benedict Arnold was paid a commission by what country to act as a spy?

Back 767

Great Britain

Front 768

According to a classic pop song, what "rockin" bird "rocks in the tree-top all day long"?

Back 768

Robin

Front 769

A bronco is a wild what?

Back 769

Horse

Front 770

The English translation of the carol "O Tannenbaum" is what?

Back 770

O Christmas Tree

Front 771

The Mormon Church is 70% of the population of what state?

Back 771

Utah

Front 772

Which of the following is a type of wading bird?

Back 772

Flamingo

Front 773

Furniture with lumbar support is meant to provide extra support to what part of the body?

Back 773

Lower back

Front 774

"Spring forward, fall back" is a saying commonly used to help people remember specifics about what?

Back 774

Daylight-saving time

Front 775

In the 1950s, what physician developed a popular method of preparing for childbirth?

Back 775

Fernand Lamaz

Front 776

What does the "P" stand for in the well-known company abbreviation "UPS"?

Back 776

Parcel

Front 777

A steamroller is a vehicle normally used to do which of the following?

Back 777

Pave roads

Front 778

Lateral epicondylitis is a medical condition better known as tennis what?

Back 778

Elbow

Front 779

Osteoporosis is a disease that primarily affects what part of the body?

Back 779

Bones

Front 780

When referring to a type of doctor, the "P" in the abbreviation "G.P." stands for which of the following?

Back 780

Practitioner

Front 781

By definition, an arsonist is a person who illegally does which of the following?

Back 781

Sets something on fire

Front 782

What does the 'B' stand for in the academic abbreviation MBA?

Back 782

Business

Front 783

By definition a toddler is a young child who is learning to do what?

Back 783

Walk

Front 784

Reese's Pieces candies have hard candy shells with what inside?

Back 784

Peanut butter

Front 785

According to an old saying, "old habits" do what?

Back 785

Die hard

Front 786

In the 1992 movie, "The Bodyguard," what pop start plays a diva who needs a bodyguard's protection?

Back 786

Whitney Houston

Front 787

A Granny Smith is a popular kind of what fruit?

Back 787

Apple

Front 788

What kind of animal is the Honey Nut Cheerios Mascot?

Back 788

Bee

Front 789

Amethyst the precious stone that is usually what color?

Back 789

Purple

Front 790

What is the profession of Jim Carrey's movie hero Ace Ventura?

Back 790

Pet Detective

Front 791

In medicine, which of the following is usually considered one of your vital signs?

Back 791

Pulse Rate

Front 792

Which of these marine animals shoots a dark clud of "ink" when threatened?

Back 792

Squid

Front 793

The chorus of the song, "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" mentions which of these snack foods?

Back 793

Peanuts

Front 794

On the TV series "The Flintstones," what is the name of the Flintstones' pet dinosaur?

Back 794

Dino

Front 795

The astrological sign Taurus is traditionally represented by what animal?

Back 795

Bull

Front 796

Presidents Day is a U.S. holiday observed during what month?

Back 796

February

Front 797

In the hit 2002 single, Sheryl Crow sings that she is going to "Soak up the" what?

Back 797

Sun

Front 798

According to it's name, the DEA is a federal agency that does what kind of 'enforcement'?

Back 798

Drug

Front 799

At the office a wastebasket is often referred to as a circular what?

Back 799

File

Front 800

On the TV series Charlie’s Angels the there Angels are employed by Charlie as what?

Back 800

Private Detectives

Front 801

Many restaurants provide nutcrackers to customers who have ordered which of the following?

Back 801

Lobster

Front 802

Hangman is a parlor game in which players try to do what before the "hangman" is drawn?

Back 802

Guess a word

Front 803

Located in Yellowstone National Park, "Old Faithful" is what type of natural phenomenon?

Back 803

Geyser

Front 804

What U.S. president is named "The Great Emancipator"?

Back 804

Abraham Lincoln

Front 805

A person would most likely submit his W-2 forms when doing what?

Back 805

Paying income tax

Front 806

What literary character falls in love with a woman named Maid Marian?

Back 806

Robin Hood

Front 807

St. Louis, Missouri is commonly nicknamed the "Gateway to the" what?

Back 807

West

Front 808

Once the site of a famous prison, Alcatraz Island is nicknamed which of the following?

Back 808

The Rock

Front 809

What was comedian Milton Berle's well-known nickname?

Back 809

Uncle Miltie

Front 810

A person who is told "use your gray matter" is being instructed to do what?

Back 810

Think

Front 811

In 1978, childhood friends Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield teamed up to open their first what?

Back 811

Ice Cream Shop

Front 812

In a 1958 song, Little Richard exclaims, "Good Golly" what?

Back 812

Miss Molly

Front 813

Sushi usually consists of a piece of fish on top of a small portion of what?

Back 813

Rice

Front 814

Frenchman Jacques Cousteau was best known for exploring what regions of the Earth?

Back 814

Oceans

Front 815

Vlasic is a leading brand of what food?

Back 815

Pickles

Front 816

What legendary creature is said to live at the bottom of a lake in Scotland?

Back 816

Loch Ness monster

Front 817

A tailor is most likely to measure your rise when fitting you for which of these garments?

Back 817

Pants

Front 818

Tutankhamen, also known as King Tut was once the leader of what ancient civilization?

Back 818

Egypt

Front 819

Founded in 1922 Thom McCann is a popular brand of which of the following?

Back 819

Shoes

Front 820

In the 2002 movie "Eight Legged Freaks" a town is terrorized by gigantic mutations of what animal?

Back 820

Spiders

Front 821

Pictures of scantily clad women are often referred to as?

Back 821

Cheesecake

Front 822

According to a common proverb "All Work and No Play Makes Jack a" what?

Back 822

Dull boy

Front 823

Founded in 1926, Godiva is a world-famous maker of which of these foods?

Back 823

Chocolate

Front 824

On what TV game show did contestants choose prizes behind Door #1, Door #2, or Door #3?

Back 824

Let's Make a Deal

Front 825

In 1999, what movie series introduced a long-eared character named Jar Jar Binks?

Back 825

Star Wars

Front 826

In their 1965 hit "My Girl", The Temptations sing "I've got sunshine on a" what?

Back 826

Cloudy Day

Front 827

On a classic TV sitcom, earthly Mindy McConnell lives with an alien named what?

Back 827

Mork

Front 828

In 1985, Jolt Cola was introduced with the slogan "All the sugar, twice the" what?

Back 828

Caffeine

Front 829

The hare is in the same family as which of these animals?

Back 829

Rabbit

Front 830

Introduced in 1932, Skippy is a popular brand of what food?

Back 830

Peanut Butter

Front 831

What TV reality series introduced the catchphrase "the tribe has spoken"?

Back 831

Survivor

Front 832

Calamine lotion is commonly used to treat which of these ailments?

Back 832

Poison Ivy

Front 833

By definition, a down pillow is filled with what?

Back 833

Feathers

Front 834

A young goat is often referred to as a what?

Back 834

Kid

Front 835

Which of these animals feeds mainly on the leaves of the eucalyptus tree?

Back 835

Koala

Front 836

Often used in Mexican cuisine, a jalapeño is a spicy type of what vegetable?

Back 836

Pepper

Front 837

In poker, the total amount of money at stake in one hand is called which of the following?

Back 837

Pot

Front 838

Geoffrey, the mascot of Toys R Us, is what kind of animal?

Back 838

Giraffe

Front 839

In 1969, who said the famous line, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind"?

Back 839

Neil Armstrong

Front 840

The word "cerebral" means "of or related to" what organ of the human body?

Back 840

Brain

Front 841

Since 1941, boxes of Cheerios cereal have had what color background?

Back 841

Yellow

Front 842

In 1946, brothers-in-law Burt Baskins and Irv Robbins teamed up to open their first what?

Back 842

Ice cream store

Front 843

Which of these countries has a famous coastline known as the Riviera?

Back 843

France

Front 844

The Charleston, a popular 1920's dance, was named after a city in what state?

Back 844

South Carolina

Front 845

Open in 1973, the Sydney Opera House is one of the most famous landmarks in what country?

Back 845

Australia

Front 846

What is the name of the currency used in the UK?

Back 846

Pound

Front 847

Georgie Porgie kissed the girls & made them what?

Back 847

Cry

Front 848

In the U.S., what professionals must pass a bar exam in order to practice?

Back 848

Attorneys

Front 849

Taster's Choice is a brand of what?

Back 849

Coffee

Front 850

You use a loofah to do what?

Back 850

Shower

Front 851

According to the title of a popular 1980s book, what kind of people "don't eat quiche"?

Back 851

Real men

Front 852

When worn by brides, garters are normally worn around what part of the body?

Back 852

Leg

Front 853

Since 1989, the Energizer Bunny has drummed up business for a popular brand of what?

Back 853

Battery

Front 854

Ireland is often known by what nickname?

Back 854

Emerald Isle

Front 855

In a popular Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup ad a man exclaims "You got peanut butter on my" what?

Back 855

Chocolate

Front 856

In 1979 what classic TV sit com was renamed Archie Bunker’s Place?

Back 856

All in the Family

Front 857

Which of these Olympic sports often requires performance of both a short program and a long program?

Back 857

Figure Skating

Front 858

To quintuple a number, you multiply it by what?

Back 858

5

Front 859

Introduced in 1888, Log Cabin is a popular brand of what?

Back 859

Maple syrup

Front 860

What does the "T" stand for in the popular motor vehicle abbreviation ATV?

Back 860

Terrain

Front 861

Frank Sinatra was often known by which of these nicknames?

Back 861

Ol' Blue Eyes

Front 862

A popular Taco Bell ad campaign encouraged consumers to "make a run for the" what?

Back 862

Border

Front 863

Gold prospectors who flocked to California during the 1800s were often known by what nickname?

Back 863

Forty-Niners

Front 864

Founded in 1901, the Gillette Company is best known for selling which of the following?

Back 864

Razors

Front 865

On the TV series "Gilligan's Island," what was the name of the Skipper's boat?

Back 865

Minnow

Front 866

A famous 1851 painting depicts George Washington and his troops crossing what river?

Back 866

Delaware

Front 867

The high tech region known as Silicon Valley is located in what U.S. State?

Back 867

California

Front 868

Billie Jean King's 1988 book 'We Have Come a Long Way', tracks women's progress in what sport?

Back 868

Tennis

Front 869

Which of these pieces of furniture is often known as a bureau?

Back 869

Chest of drawers

Front 870

What superhero's mild-mannered alter ego works as a reported at the "Daily Planet"?

Back 870

Superman

Front 871

In the TV sitcom "Alice," Flo was best known for telling people, "Kiss my" what?

Back 871

Grits

Front 872

In a popular fairy tale, a troll is defeated by three billy goats named what?

Back 872

Gruff

Front 873

According to the title song of a popular Christmas song "Grandma Got Run Over by a" what?

Back 873

Reindeer

Front 874

Actor Richard Burton had two highly publicized marriages to what leading lady?

Back 874

Elizabeth Taylor

Front 875

Which of these common road signs is shaped like an upside-down triangle?

Back 875

Yield

Front 876

Greg Louganis is a four time Olympic gold medal winner in what sport?

Back 876

Diving

Front 877

What classic comic strip character fights imaginary battles against The Red Baron?

Back 877

Snoopy

Front 878

What part of the human body is also known as the pate?

Back 878

Top of the head

Front 879

Extinct since the 18th century, the dodo was what kind of animal?

Back 879

Bird

Front 880

Mohandas Gandhi was the leader of what country's nonviolent independence movement?

Back 880

India

Front 881

A fawn is a young what?

Back 881

Deer

Front 882

The loud cry that a crow makes is usually called a what?

Back 882

Caw

Front 883

Good Humor trucks are best known for selling which of these treats to neighborhood kids?

Back 883

Ice Cream

Front 884

The cranium protects what part of the human body?

Back 884

Brain

Front 885

In a 1982 song, George Thorogood claims to be bad to the what?

Back 885

Bone

Front 886

Often lasting three or more years, residency is a period of training for what professionals?

Back 886

Doctors

Front 887

Sushi is traditionally dipped in which of these condiments?

Back 887

Soy sauce

Front 888

In a popular 1960s Ray Charles song, who is told to "Hit the Road"?

Back 888

Jack

Front 889

On "Saturday Night Live," the Church Lady is best known for her comment "Well, isn't that" what?

Back 889

Special

Front 890

Dungarees are a kind of pants that are usually made from what kind of fabric?

Back 890

Denim

Front 891

In the U.S., Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of what month?

Back 891

May

Front 892

Popular in the 1950's, a "sock hop" is a type of what?

Back 892

Dance

Front 893

A popular brand of after dinner mints shares its name with what mountain range?

Back 893

Andes

Front 894

Leadfoot is a nickname given to someone who tends to do which of the following?

Back 894

Drive too quickly

Front 895

Known for its venomous bite, the viper is a type of what animal?

Back 895

Snake

Front 896

Which of these animals is often used as a symbol of courage?

Back 896

Lion

Front 897

In the nursery rhyme Hey Diddle Diddle the dish runs away with what?

Back 897

The Spoon

Front 898

By definition a trattoria is a restaurant specializing in the cuisine of what country?

Back 898

Italy

Front 899

Washington D.C. is located on the banks of which of these rivers?

Back 899

Potomac

Front 900

The Heisman Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the outstanding player in what college sport?

Back 900

Football

Front 901

“Should auld acquaintance be forgot” is a line from both “Auld Lang Syne” and what patriotic tune?

Back 901

You’re a Grand Old Flag

Front 902

What cable network made its debut on September 7, 1979 with the show "Sports Center"?

Back 902

ESPN

Front 903

The site of a famous gold rush the Yukon Territory is a large region of what country?

Back 903

Canada

Front 904

On the TV series "Knight Rider" KITT is a talking what?

Back 904

Sports car

Front 905

In the classic fairy tale, Cinderella's godmother magically turns a pumpkin into a what?

Back 905

Carriage

Front 906

In the Looney Tunes cartoons, Sylvester's trademark expression is "Sufferin'" what?

Back 906

Succotash

Front 907

From 1871 to 1918, the ruler of which of these European nations held the title Kaiser?

Back 907

Germany

Front 908

In 1782 the Second Continental Congress adopted what bird as a national symbol of the US?

Back 908

Bald eagle

Front 909

In the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy must do what three times in order to return home?

Back 909

Click her heels

Front 910

The word "soprano" comes from what language?

Back 910

Italian

Front 911

"I Like Ike" was a popular campaign slogan of what U.S. president?

Back 911

(Ike) Eisenhower

Front 912

In 1924, George Gershwin composed his famous work titled "Rhapsody in" what?

Back 912

Blue

Front 913

According to its name, the cable network A&E stands for what?

Back 913

Arts & Entertainment

Front 914

In the 1975 movie "Jaws", what kind of shark is the title character?

Back 914

Great white shark

Front 915

The sequel to what popular 1990s movie is subtitled "Back in the Habit"?

Back 915

Sister Act

Front 916

What additional flavoring gives the soft drink Pepsi Twist its "twist"?

Back 916

Lemon

Front 917

King cobras are what kind of animal?

Back 917

Snakes

Front 918

The cartoon character Popeye is normally depicted with what object in his mouth?

Back 918

Pipe

Front 919

On the TV series "Happy Days," what is Fonzie's trademark piece of clothing?

Back 919

Leather jacket

Front 920

Which of these "Star Wars" characters is only three feet tall?

Back 920

R2-D2

Front 921

A wing tip is a type of what fashion accessory?

Back 921

Shoe

Front 922

"They plump when you cook 'em" is an advertising slogan for a popular brand of what?

Back 922

Hot dogs

Front 923

The line "Pahk the cah in Hahvahd Yahd" is often used to parody an accent associated with what U.S. city?

Back 923

Boston

Front 924

A popular ice cream flavor features raisins soaked in what liquor?

Back 924

Rum

Front 925

In a famous experiemnt, who flew a kite during a storm to prove that lightning is a form of electricity?

Back 925

Benjamin Franklin

Front 926

A popular tomato-based clam chowder is named after what New York City borough?

Back 926

Manhattan

Front 927

In the name of the AMC cable channel, the letter "M" stands for what?

Back 927

Movie

Front 928

On a computer keyboard, what key is also knows as the "return key"?

Back 928

Enter

Front 929

The Parthenon is an ancient temple located in what European city?

Back 929

Athens

Front 930

A dumbbell curl is an exercise that primarily targets what muscle group?

Back 930

Biceps

Front 931

The yen is the basic unit of currency in what nation?

Back 931

Japan

Front 932

"Alley-oop" is a move performed by players in what sport?

Back 932

Basketball

Front 933

In 2002, Queen Elizabeth II's "Golden Jubilee" celebrated what anniversary of her accession to the throne?

Back 933

50th

Front 934

In the classic Mark Twain novel, Tom Sawyer lives in a small town located near what river?

Back 934

Mississippi

Front 935

In 1829, what educator invented a system of writing and printing for the blind?

Back 935

Louis Braille

Front 936

The 1936 novel "Gone With the Wind" is set during what historic conflict?

Back 936

American Civil War

Front 937

"Take Me Out to the Ball Game" is traditionally sung during what inning of a baseball game?

Back 937

Seventh

Front 938

Which of these services typically offers overdraft protection?

Back 938

Checking account

Front 939

In her 1971 hit song, Cher sings about "Gypsies, Tramps" and who?

Back 939

Thieves

Front 940

Which of these animals is a kind of pachyderm?

Back 940

Elephant

Front 941

According to the song "Tomorrow" from the musical "Annie," what will happen "tomorrow"?

Back 941

The sun’ll come out

Front 942

A popular variety of tomato shares its name with what kind of meat?

Back 942

Beefsteak

Front 943

The malleable TV character Gumby is mostly what color?

Back 943

Green

Front 944

What professional would most likely study a sonogram while on the job?

Back 944

Doctor

Front 945

Which of these over-the-counter products in an antacid?

Back 945

Rolaids

Front 946

Sarah Ferguson's royal title is "Duchess of" what?

Back 946

York

Front 947

On the TV game show "The Price is Right," contestants do what to try to get into the "Showcase Showdown"?

Back 947

Spin a large wheel

Front 948

The childhood prank known as a "wet willie" involves putting a wet finger in someone's what?

Back 948

Ear

Front 949

By definition, an albino animal lacks which of the following?

Back 949

Pigment

Front 950

Champagne is a sparkling wine named after a region of what country?

Back 950

France

Front 951

Ward and June are the names of the parents on what classic TV series?

Back 951

Leave It To Beaver

Front 952

On the TV series "The Munsters," Herman Munster resembles what legendary monster?

Back 952

Frankenstein

Front 953

In 1971, the Animal Welfare Institute launched its famous campaign to "Save the" what?

Back 953

Whales

Front 954

On the classic TV series "Gilligan's Island," what castaway was a movie star?

Back 954

Ginger Grant

Front 955

In the song "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," the other reindeer tell Rudolph, "you'll" do what?

Back 955

Go down in history

Front 956

In 1964, what food company introduced Pop-Tarts toaster pastries?

Back 956

Kellogg’s

Front 957

In 1873, inventor Andrew Smith Hallidie tested the first cable car on a hill in what U.S. city?

Back 957

San Francisco

Front 958

For over a century, the Tournament of Roses Parade has taken place on New Year's Day in what U.S. city?

Back 958

Pasadena, CA

Front 959

By definition, hedonism is the pursuit of which of the following?

Back 959

Pleasure

Front 960

A mallard is a type of what bird?

Back 960

Duck

Front 961

In the U.S., Thanksgiving falls on what day of the week?

Back 961

Thursday

Front 962

In the Boy Scouts of America, what is the highest rank a scout can achieve?

Back 962

Eagle

Front 963

A tomahawk is a small what?

Back 963

Ax

Front 964

A long-running ad campaign instructs you to spend two months' salary on what?

Back 964

Engagement ring

Front 965

According to a song sung by Marilyn Monroe, what gems are "A Girl's Best Friend"?

Back 965

Diamonds

Front 966

A popular style of knee-length shorts is named after what vacation destination?

Back 966

Bermuda

Front 967

In a 1983 hit single, Bonnie Tyler sings about a "total eclipse of the" what?

Back 967

Heart

Front 968

Which of these popular breakfast cereals is cinnamon-flavored?

Back 968

Apple Jacks

Front 969

According to the ads for a popular 1970s children's toy, "Weebles wobble, but they don't" what?

Back 969

Fall down

Front 970

Green Giant is a popular brand of what grocery store product?

Back 970

Frozen vegetables

Front 971

What cartoon cat is Tweety Bird's nemesis?

Back 971

Sylvester

Front 972

In her disco classic "I Will Survive," Gloria Gaynor sings, "At first I was afraid, I was" what?

Back 972

Petrified

Front 973

Franco-American is best known for bringing what tasty product to supermarket shelves in 1965?

Back 973

SpaghettiOs

Front 974

The line "Beam me up, Scotty" was inspired by what 1960s TV series?

Back 974

Star Trek

Front 975

What actress is the well-known pitchwoman for the ThighMaster?

Back 975

Suzanne Somers

Front 976

Introduced in 1956, the NBC television network logo features what bird?

Back 976

Peacock

Front 977

In a classic fairy tale, a prince shouts "let down your hair" to what damsel in distress?

Front 978

The "horn of plenty" is a traditional symbol of what U.S. holiday?

Back 978

Thanksgiving

Front 979

In Disney's "Aladdin," a genie grants Aladdin a total of how many wishes?

Back 979

3

Front 980

Recording star Michael Jackson is commonly known as the "King of" what?

Back 980

Pop

Front 981

The lungs are the key organs of what bodily system?

Back 981

Respiratory

Front 982

According to folklore, the sandman visits children to help them do what?

Back 982

Fall asleep

Front 983

In which of these high school classes are students most likely to use a petrie dish?

Front 984

A cummerbund is normally worn around what part of the body?

Back 984

Waist

Front 985

Hollywood, California is also known by which of these nicknames?

Back 985

Tinseltown

Front 986

In a 1966 hit single, the Beatles sing, "We all live in a yellow" what?

Back 986

Submarine

Front 987

In 1958, British royal Prince Charles was given the title "Prince of" what?

Back 987

Wales

Front 988

An automobile jack is normally used to perform what task?

Back 988

Change a tire

Front 989

University of Notre Dame sports teams are nicknamed the "Fighting" what?

Back 989

Irish

Front 990

A person is most likely to get a "farmer's tan" when wearing what in the sun?

Back 990

T-shirt

Front 991

Which of these holidays occurs first during a calendar year?

Back 991

St. Patrick’s Day

Front 992

A popular jump rope game is called "Double" what?

Back 992

Dutch

Front 993

What classic TV series often featured the warning "Danger! Danger Will Robinson!"?

Back 993

Lost In Space

Front 994

In the 2002 movie "Like Mike," a boy believes his newly found sneakers once belonged to whom?

Back 994

Michael Jordan

Front 995

The economic term "GDP" stands for "gross domestic" what?

Back 995

Product

Front 996

What kind of electronic device usually features VHS formatting?

Back 996

VCR

Front 997

"Grease monkey" is slang for a person who works as a what?

Back 997

Mechanic

Front 998

Used by doctors during surgery, a scalpel is a type of what?

Back 998

Knife

Front 999

In 1953, Hugh Hefner founded what popular magazine aimed at men?

Back 999

Playboy

Front 1000

A lei is a flower necklace traditionally given to visitors of what U.S. state?

Back 1000

Hawaii

Front 1001

What is the nationality of children's book character Harry Potter?

Back 1001

English

Front 1002

What metal is most commonly used to make cans for soft drinks?

Back 1002

Aluminum

Front 1003

What punctuation mark usually appears at the end of a declarative sentence?

Back 1003

Period

Front 1004

What phrase is repeated throughout the chorus of the folk song "Clementine"?

Back 1004

Oh my darling

Front 1005

Waikiki Beach is a famous tourist attraction of what major city?

Back 1005

Honolulu

Front 1006

Which of these household appliances typically features a "permanent press" option?

Back 1006

Washing machine

Front 1007

The hole throught the head of a sewing needle is called a what?

Back 1007

Eye

Front 1008

Which of these gemstones is usually a shade of red?

Back 1008

Ruby

Front 1009

Cupid, the Roman God of love, is commonly depicted carrying which of the following?

Back 1009

Bow & Arrow

Front 1010

The Declaration of Independance states that all men have rights to "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of" what?

Back 1010

Hapiness

Front 1011

What rock group was nicknamed "The Fab Four"?

Back 1011

The Beatles

Front 1012

What children's song often begins with the instuction, "Put your right foot in?"

Back 1012

The Hokey Pokey

Front 1013

Which of the following is closely related to the grasshopper?

Back 1013

Cricket

Front 1014

Which of the following sports often features doubleheaders?

Back 1014

Baseball

Front 1015

An orthodontist is a doctor who specializes in what?

Back 1015

Straightening Teeth

Front 1016

According to legend, George Washington refuses to lie about chopping down what kind of tree?

Back 1016

Cherry Tree

Front 1017

In the U.S, Memorial Day is observed on the last Monday of what month?

Back 1017

May

Front 1018

Chubby Checker's signature song urges listeners to do what dance?

Back 1018

The Twist

Front 1019

Gladys Knight's back-up singers were named what?

Back 1019

The Pips

Front 1020

A cottontail is a North American type of what animal?

Back 1020

Rabbit

Front 1021

A person cornrows her hair by doing what to it?

Back 1021

Braiding it

Front 1022

Which of these drugstore products is most likely to be used as an expectorant?

Back 1022

Cough Syrup

Front 1023

In a long-running public service campaign, a dog named McGruff asks us to "take a bite out of" what?

Back 1023

Crime

Front 1024

In what sport would a player hit a grand slam?

Back 1024

Baseball

Front 1025

A popular magazine about hunting and fishing is titled "Field and" what?

Back 1025

Stream

Front 1026

According to its ad slogan, Rice-a-Roni is what U.S. City's treat?

Back 1026

San Fransisco

Front 1027

"Griddlecake" is another name for which of the following?

Back 1027

Pancake

Front 1028

In the U.S., Groundhog Day takes place in which month?

Back 1028

February

Front 1029

"English breakfast" is a popular variety of what beverage?

Back 1029

Tea

Front 1030

On the TV show "Alice", Mel Sharples owns what kind of business?

Back 1030

Diner

Front 1031

In football, players attempt to advance the ball during plays called what?

Back 1031

Downs

Front 1032

Which of these fruits is frequently sold by the pint?

Back 1032

Strawberry

Front 1033

A musician can play notes on which of these instruments while inhaling?

Back 1033

Harmonica

Front 1034

By definition, an atheist does not believe in what?

Back 1034

God

Front 1035

By definition, an optometrist is a professional who examines what part of the body?

Back 1035

Eyes

Front 1036

A paddy wagon is typically used to transport which of the following?

Back 1036

Prisoners

Front 1037

In the 1996 movie "Jerry Maguire" Jerry's client often demands "show me the" what?

Back 1037

Money

Front 1038

In 2002, the U.S. indicted what accounting firm for allegedly shredding Enron documents?

Back 1038

Arthur Anderson

Front 1039

Which of these ceremonies typically features a ring bearer?

Back 1039

Wedding

Front 1040

By definition, literacy is the abilty to do which of the following?

Back 1040

Read

Front 1041

In the Bobby Darin song, "Splish Splash", what was the singer doing when he discovered "a party going on"?

Back 1041

Taking a Bath

Front 1042

Which of these cosmetics is traditionally applied to the eyelashes?

Back 1042

Mascara

Front 1043

According to the classic song Yankee Doodle, what did Yankee Doodle stick in his hat?

Back 1043

Feather

Front 1044

Which of these shoes typically has thick wooden soles?

Back 1044

Clog

Front 1045

"Not by the hair of my chinny chin chin" is a famous line from what fairy tale?

Back 1045

The Three Little Pigs

Front 1046

In March 1969, what famous musician married performance artist Yoko Ono?

Back 1046

John Lennon

Front 1047

Which of these U.S. states lies farthest west?

Back 1047

Kansas

Front 1048

Huey, Dewey and Louie are the nephews of what classic cartoon character?

Back 1048

Donald Duck

Front 1049

Provolone is a type of what food?

Back 1049

Cheese

Front 1050

Which of the following is usually a main ingredient in baby formula?

Back 1050

Milk

Front 1051

A common piece of advice warns you not to throw the what out with the bath water?

Back 1051

Baby

Front 1052

The Scottish song "Auld Lang Syne" is traditionally sung on which of these holidays?

Back 1052

New Years Eve

Front 1053

By definition, a hacker is a person who illegally breaks into and tampers with what?

Back 1053

Computer systems

Front 1054

In the US, a ZIP code consists of at least how many digits?

Back 1054

5

Front 1055

In a famous legend, a woodcutter named Ali Baba encounters a group of 40 what?

Back 1055

Thieves

Front 1056

Mermaids are usually depicted as not having which of these body parts?

Back 1056

Legs

Front 1057

According to legend, Issac Newton "discovered" gravity after he saw what fall off of a tree?

Back 1057

Apple

Front 1058

September 2, 1945, also known as V-J Day, marked the U.S.'s victory over what country?

Back 1058

Japan

Front 1059

What adjective is often used to describe a light breakfast of coffee and baked goods?

Back 1059

Continental

Front 1060

Which of the following is a popular slang word used to refer to a handsome young man?

Back 1060

Stud-muffin

Front 1061

By definition, amnesia is a loss of one's what?

Back 1061

Memory

Front 1062

Tostitos is a popular brand of what kind of snack?

Back 1062

Tortilla chip

Front 1063

In the Christian tradition, what is poured onto a person's head during a baptism?

Back 1063

Water

Front 1064

Which of the following movie characters commonly wears a fedora?

Back 1064

Indiana Jones

Front 1065

In the Bible, Jesus performs a miracle by walking on what?

Back 1065

Water

Front 1066

What is referred to as a "penguin suit?"

Back 1066

Tuxedo

Front 1067

In a popular 1973 song, the singer asks his sweetheart to "tie a yellow ribbon 'round the ole" what?

Back 1067

Oak Tree

Front 1068

A pessimistic person is said to see the glass as half what?

Back 1068

Empty

Front 1069

A product with many extra features is said to have lots of bells and what?

Back 1069

Whistles

Front 1070

On a farm, which of these animals is most likely to be kept in a coop?

Back 1070

Chicken

Front 1071

Which of these animals is known for building dams across small rivers and streams?

Back 1071

Beaver

Front 1072

Which of the following is typically used to write on a dry erase board?

Back 1072

Marker

Front 1073

What US state's license plates feature the slogan Famous Potatoes"?

Back 1073

Idaho

Front 1074

What TV show's fans ran a successful letter-writing campaign to name a space shuttle "Enterprise"?

Back 1074

Star Trek

Front 1075

Who is first in line to succeed Queen Elizabeth as head of the British monarchy?

Back 1075

Prince Charles

Front 1076

"Candy Apple" and "fire engine" are two popular shades of what color?

Back 1076

Red

Front 1077

The phrase "par for the course" comes from what sport?

Back 1077

Golf

Front 1078

Which of these animals is a feline?

Back 1078

Cat

Front 1079

Which of these drinks is commonly sold in powder form?

Back 1079

Kool-Aid

Front 1080

The phrase "game, set, match" is normally associated with which of these sports?

Back 1080

Tennis

Front 1081

The expression "out in left field" comes from what sport?

Back 1081

Baseball

Front 1082

Founded in 1851, the Fruit of the Loom company is best known for selling which of the following?

Back 1082

Underwear

Front 1083

According to a popular children's song, what famous bridge is "falling down"?

Back 1083

London Bridge

Front 1084

In the U.S. which of these documents always features a photo of its owner?

Back 1084

Passport

Front 1085

Kentucky Fried Chicken founder Harland Sanders was given what honorary title in 1935?

Back 1085

Colonel

Front 1086

At amusement parks, bumper cars are normally powered by what?

Back 1086

Electricity

Front 1087

Sweet and sour pork is a dish often served in what kind of restaurant?

Back 1087

Chinese

Front 1088

Which of these brands of gum is individually wrapped in a comic strip?

Back 1088

Bazooka

Front 1089

The phrase "ashes to ashes" is usually followed by what other phrase?

Back 1089

Dust to dust

Front 1090

Water is a compound made up of oxygen and what other element?

Back 1090

Hydrogen

Front 1091

Tough-guy movie actor John Wayne was known by what nickname?

Back 1091

The Duke

Front 1092

What US Founding Father's name is also a slang term for a person's signature?

Back 1092

John Hancock

Front 1093

According to a popular ad slogan, "Nobody doesn't like" what brand?

Back 1093

Sara Lee

Front 1094

An officer who leads soldiers in training exercises is called a "drill" what?

Back 1094

Sergeant

Front 1095

The Detroit nickname "Motown" is short for what?

Back 1095

Motor town

Front 1096

A "white-knuckle" situation is best described as what?

Back 1096

Tense

Front 1097

What is the name of Ozzy Osbourne's bespectacled teenage son?

Back 1097

Jack

Front 1098

According to a popular song, "The stars at night are big and bright, deep in the heart of" what state?

Back 1098

Texas

Front 1099

In college, an academic year normally comprises how many semesters?

Back 1099

2

Front 1100

A person who is extremely pleased is said to be "tickled" what?

Back 1100

Pink

Front 1101

Which of these stringed instruments is usually played with a bow?

Back 1101

Cello

Front 1102

Home fries are a popular side dish made from which of the following?

Back 1102

Potatoes

Front 1103

Which of these animals can be described as equine?

Back 1103

Horse

Front 1104

In a popular folk song, what woman is repeatedly told, "Don't you cry for me"?

Back 1104

Susanna

Front 1105

The devil is commonly depicted carrying what outdoor tool?

Back 1105

Pitchfork

Front 1106

Canary is a popular shade of what color?

Back 1106

Yellow

Front 1107

According to a popular expression, "every" what "has his day"?

Back 1107

Dog

Front 1108

A ladle is a type of kitchen utensil often used for which of the following?

Back 1108

Serving soup

Front 1109

A greenskeeper is responsible for the maintenance of what type of sports facility?

Back 1109

Golf course

Front 1110

The 1940 movie "Pinocchio" introduced a classic song titled "When You Wish Upon a" what?

Back 1110

Star

Front 1111

What type of footwear is also called a thong?

Back 1111

Flip-flop

Front 1112

The classic movie monster Godzilla is a gigantic fire-breathing what?

Back 1112

Lizard

Front 1113

Which of these cable networks' announcers are often referred to as "VJs" ?

Back 1113

MTV

Front 1114

In theater, the expression "break a leg" is traditionally used to say what?

Back 1114

Good luck

Front 1115

Which of these phrases is often used to refer to Australia?

Back 1115

Down Under

Front 1116

Where would you most likely go to buy a "two-by-four"?

Back 1116

Lumberyard

Front 1117

Zebras are found in the wild on what continent?

Back 1117

Africa

Front 1118

A person normally holds his index finger to his lips to tell someone to do what?

Back 1118

Be quiet

Front 1119

From 1994 to 2001, Rudy Giuliani served as the 107th mayor of what city?

Back 1119

New York City

Front 1120

What is the title of a classic Alfred Hitchcock film in which hundreds of animals terrorize a small town?

Back 1120

The Birds

Front 1121

For years, KFC has used what classic slogan to describe its chicken?

Back 1121

Finger lickin' good

Front 1122

Which of these US states is landlocked?

Back 1122

Arizona

Front 1123

What does the "P" stand for in the television network name "PBS"?

Back 1123

Public

Front 1124

In a 1964 movie, Elvis Presley exuberantly sings "Viva" what?

Back 1124

Las Vegas

Front 1125

The seat of Russia's government is located in a Moscow fortress called what?

Back 1125

The Kremlin

Front 1126

What US military leader made his infamous "last stand" at the Battle of Little Big Horn?

Back 1126

George Custer

Front 1127

Kibbles 'n Bits is a popular brand of food for what pet animals?

Back 1127

Dogs

Front 1128

Swiss Miss is a leading brand of which of the following?

Back 1128

Hot cocoa

Front 1129

A person who is making just enough money to survive is said to be living how?

Back 1129

Hand-to-mouth

Front 1130

What classic comic book's superhero protects the city of Gotham?

Back 1130

Batman

Front 1131

President George W. Bush was twice elected governor of what state?

Back 1131

Texas

Front 1132

In a famous speech, FDR called the day of the Pearl Harbor attack "a date which will live in" what?

Back 1132

Infamy

Front 1133

A cobblestone is a type of stone that was once commonly used to do what?

Back 1133

Pave roads

Front 1134

The annual awards for excellence in Broadway theater are popularly known as the what?

Back 1134

Tonys

Front 1135

New York City lies on the banks of which of these rivers?

Back 1135

Hudson

Front 1136

"Java" is a slang term for what beverage?

Back 1136

Coffee

Front 1137

According to a popular saying, "you can catch more flies with honey than with" what?

Back 1137

Vinegar

Front 1138

Soccer players normally wear protective covering over which of these body parts?

Back 1138

Shins

Front 1139

According to a classic jingle, "Oscar Mayer has a way with" what?

Back 1139

B-O-L-O-G-N-A

Front 1140

According to a popular expression, a nervous person has "butterflies" in his what?

Back 1140

Stomach

Front 1141

Which of these snack foods is typically served on a stick?

Back 1141

Corn dog

Front 1142

What fairy tale heroine loses a glass slipper while fleeing from a royal ball?

Back 1142

Cinderella

Front 1143

A doctor would most likely use a stethoscope on a patient to do which of the following?

Back 1143

Listen to his heartbeat

Front 1144

According to his job title, a PR person deals with what kind of "relations"?

Back 1144

Public

Front 1145

In the 1986 hit song, the Bangles sing about what kind of "Monday"?

Back 1145

Manic

Front 1146

In bowling, what is the term for when you knock all ten pins down with the first ball?

Back 1146

Strike

Front 1147

A person who tends to hoard things is often called a "pack" what?

Back 1147

Rat

Front 1148

According to the packaging Velveeta in a type of what?

Back 1148

Cheese product

Front 1149

Which of these games is normally played using only a length of string?

Back 1149

Cat’s Cradle

Front 1150

The Pillsbury Doughboy mascot wears what on his head?

Back 1150

Baker’s Hat

Front 1151

The Aspen Ski Resort is found in what state?

Back 1151

Colorado

Front 1152

Chef Boy-ar-dee is a brand of what?

Back 1152

Pasta

Front 1153

What classic nursery rhyme character is described as a merry old soul?

Back 1153

Old King Cole

Front 1154

A person whose opinions or tastes are always changing is often compared to what animal?

Back 1154

Chameleon

Front 1155

Popular comic book series, Casper the friendly what?

Back 1155

Ghost

Front 1156

A person would most likely use a percolator to do which of the following?

Back 1156

Make Coffee

Front 1157

Which of these men invented a popular system of library book classification?

Back 1157

Melvil Dewey

Front 1158

Introduced in 1961, what shampoo was formulated specifically as a cure for dandruff?

Back 1158

Head & Shoulders

Front 1159

Country time is a popular brand of which of the following beverages?

Back 1159

Lemonade

Front 1160

Since 1988 Charlton Heston has been the president of what national organization?

Back 1160

NRA

Front 1161

A person who is pounding the pavement is doing what?

Back 1161

Looking for a job

Front 1162

Tartar sauce is usually served with what food?

Back 1162

Fish

Front 1163

What classic TV sitcom's theme song begins "Well, we're moving on up"?

Back 1163

The Jeffersons

Front 1164

Yukon gold is a variety of what vegetable?

Back 1164

Potato

Front 1165

If you accidentally step on a person's heel while he is walking, it is said you've given him a what?

Back 1165

Flat tire

Front 1166

The minute hand of a clock points to the number 3 at which of these times?

Back 1166

9:15 PM

Front 1167

In 2002, MTV introduced a series featuring the foul-mouthed antics of what singer's family?

Back 1167

Ozzy Osbourn

Front 1168

Venetian blinds are named after a city in what country?

Back 1168

Italy

Front 1169

In a classic 1930s song, Shirley Temple finds what floating in her soup?

Back 1169

Animal Crackers

Front 1170

Introduced in 1969, the Concorde is a high-speed what?

Back 1170

Airplane

Front 1171

"Britches" is an old-fashioned word for what article of clothing?

Back 1171

Pants

Front 1172

In a hit 1978 single, Eddie Money promises his sweetheart that he has "Two Tickets to" where?

Back 1172

Paradise

Front 1173

Advertising icon Ronald McDonald traditionally wears what kind of costume?

Back 1173

Clown

Front 1174

Which of these punctuation marks does not normally appear at the end of a sentence?

Back 1174

Semicolon

Front 1175

People who need to stay out of trouble are often advised, "Keep your nose" what?

Back 1175

Clean

Front 1176

A filet mignon is a cut of what kind of meat?

Back 1176

Beef

Front 1177

A group of thirteen items is often referred to as what kind of "dozen"?

Back 1177

Baker's

Front 1178

In the U.S., what sport's popularity increased due to the introduction of the automatic pinsetter?

Back 1178

Bowling

Front 1179

According to a popular saying "cleanliness is next to" what?

Back 1179

Godliness

Front 1180

At an army base the mess hall is used for what purpose?

Back 1180

Dining

Front 1181

In the song "Home On The Range," the singer wants a home where what animals roam?

Back 1181

Buffalo

Front 1182

Which of these cities is known for its elaborate Mardi Gras celebrations?

Back 1182

New Orleans

Front 1183

"Won't You Be My Neighbor" was the theme song of what kids TV personality?

Back 1183

Mister Rogers

Front 1184

On the human body, what is often referred to as a 'tress'?

Back 1184

Lock of hair

Front 1185

An inexperienced or naive person is often referred to as a "babe in the" what?

Back 1185

Woods

Front 1186

According to a popular custom, what do you do with a wishbone after making a wish?

Back 1186

Pull it apart

Front 1187

Since 1918, the Hertz Corporation has specialized in what service?

Back 1187

Car rentals

Front 1188

Which of these European countries is a famous exporter of tulips?

Back 1188

Holland

Front 1189

Often played at sporting events, a 1977 Queen song boasts "We are the" what?

Back 1189

Champions

Front 1190

Veal is a cut of meat taken from a young what?

Back 1190

Cow

Front 1191

The phrase "in the red" is often used to refer to a business that is doing what?

Back 1191

Losing Money

Front 1192

Sam, the Froot Loops cereal mascot, is what kind of bird?

Back 1192

Toucan

Front 1193

What household pet is traditionally asked the question "Polly wanna cracker?"

Back 1193

Parrot

Front 1194

In the US, you can call the number of the person who just called you by dialing what?

Back 1194

Star 69

Front 1195

What US city hosted the 2002 Winter Olympic Games?

Back 1195

Salt Lake City

Front 1196

In the "Star Wars" movies, it is revealed that Luke Skywalker is the brother of whom?

Back 1196

Princess Leia

Front 1197

A popular type of wildflower often used in bouquets is called "baby's" what?

Back 1197

Breath

Front 1198

Diana Ross was a lead singer of what 1960s pop group?

Back 1198

The Supremes

Front 1199

Which of these ballets is typically performed during the Christmas season?

Back 1199

The Nutcracker

Front 1200

Which of the following is most likely to be described as "hi-fi"?

Back 1200

Stereo

Front 1201

"Fireplug" is another word for which of the following?

Back 1201

Fire hydrant

Front 1202

Used to help children learn how to swim, water wings are normally worn around what part of the body?

Back 1202

Arms

Front 1203

Which of these amusement park rides is also known as a "merry-go-round"?

Back 1203

Carousel

Front 1204

Which of these specialists would you most likely vist for a spinal adjustment?

Back 1204

Chiropractor

Front 1205

On the TV series Mr. Ed the title character was a horse with the unique ability to do what?

Back 1205

Talk

Front 1206

A nut is a piece of hardware that is typically used to fasten which of the following?

Back 1206

Bolt

Front 1207

Which of the following is most likely to be described as "Olympic-sized"?

Back 1207

Swimming pool

Front 1208

Delano was the middle name of what U.S. president?

Back 1208

Franklin Roosevelt

Front 1209

Which of these foods is often served sunny side up?

Back 1209

Eggs

Front 1210

Which of these sports is played on horseback?

Back 1210

Polo

Front 1211

Which of these devices is commonly used on a submarine to see above the surface of the water?

Back 1211

Periscope

Front 1212

Iceberg and Romaine are popular types of what vegetable?

Back 1212

Lettuce

Front 1213

The show business abbreviation "MC" stands for Master of what?

Back 1213

Ceremonies

Front 1214

Since 1932, Radio City Music Hall has been home to a group of dancers known as the what?

Back 1214

Rockettes

Front 1215

What type of business traditionally features a striped pole outside its entrance?

Back 1215

Barbershop

Front 1216

In the nursery rhyme "Mary had a little lamb," what color was the lamb's fleece?

Back 1216

White

Front 1217

Sumo wrestling is a traditional sport of what country?

Back 1217

Japan

Front 1218

The front of an aircraft is often referred to as its what?

Back 1218

Nose

Front 1219

In the show tune "My Favorite Things," the first favorite things mentioned are "raindrops on" what?

Back 1219

Roses

Front 1220

Which of these comic strip characters often uses the expression "Good grief!"?

Back 1220

Charlie Brown

Front 1221

Which of the following is a common nickname for a football?

Back 1221

Pigskin

Front 1222

Which of these professionals often uses a gavel on the job?

Back 1222

Auctioneer

Front 1223

Which of these household fixtures normally features a spigot?

Back 1223

Bathtub

Front 1224

What is the name of the toy company that makes Frisbee brand flying discs?

Back 1224

Wham-O

Front 1225

In 1893, Alvah C. Roebuck began his famous partnership with what businessman?

Back 1225

Richard Sears

Front 1226

"Ma Bell" is a common nickname for which of these companies?

Back 1226

AT&T

Front 1227

What Looney Tunes character's vocabulary is limited to the phrase "Beep beep!"?

Back 1227

Road Runner

Front 1228

In a classic folk song, the singer calls his sweetheart "the yellow rose of" what state?

Back 1228

Texas

Front 1229

Which of the following is usually considered a red meat?

Back 1229

Beef

Front 1230

In the classic movie "Old Yeller," what kind of animal is Old Yeller?

Back 1230

Dog

Front 1231

What astrological sign is represented by a lion?

Back 1231

Leo

Front 1232

In the classic nursery rhyme, what kind of weather is asked to "come again another day"?

Back 1232

Rain

Front 1233

Someone with a very high opinion of himself is said to be "as proud as a" what?

Back 1233

Peacock

Front 1234

Introduced in 1875, the Kentucky Derby is what type of race?

Back 1234

Horse race

Front 1235

A random person off the street is often referred to as "any Tom, Dick, or" who?

Back 1235

Harry

Front 1236

Saltines are a popular type of what snack food?

Back 1236

Cracker

Front 1237

Who plays Indiana Jones?

Back 1237

Harrison Ford

Front 1238

Cracker Jacks are popcorn & peanuts coated with what?

Back 1238

Caramel

Front 1239

In the song "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," the star is said to be "like a" what "in the sky"?

Back 1239

Diamond

Front 1240

What zip code is in the title of a show about Beverly Hills?

Back 1240

90210

Front 1241

Whose picture is on the 100 bill?

Back 1241

Ben Franklin

Front 1242

The place where a telephone cord is plugged into a wall is called a what?

Back 1242

Jack

Front 1243

"Daybreak" is a synonym for what time of the day?

Back 1243

Dawn

Front 1244

At a diner, what are often ordered “over easy”?

Back 1244

Eggs

Front 1245

The Happy Meal is a popular children’s menu item at what fast-food chain?

Back 1245

McDonald’s

Front 1246

A cardigan is a common type of which of these garments?

Back 1246

Sweater

Front 1247

According to a classic kids song "There was a farmer had a dog and" what "was his name-o"?

Back 1247

Bingo

Front 1248

Which of these scientists is most likely to study and predict weather?

Back 1248

Meteorologist

Front 1249

Which of these animals can go for weeks and sometimes months without drinking water?

Back 1249

Camel

Front 1250

A very shy person is commonly said to be what type of 'violet'?

Back 1250

Shrinking

Front 1251

Which of these popular restaurant appetizers are made with squid?

Back 1251

Fried calamari

Front 1252

By definition, a tricycle has how many wheels?

Back 1252

Three

Front 1253

Since 1932, the U.S. quarter has featured the face of what president?

Back 1253

George Washington

Front 1254

According to a popular saying, what animals will play "when the cat's away"?

Back 1254

Mice

Front 1255

Valentine's Day is traditionally celebrated on the 14th of what month?

Back 1255

February

Front 1256

In a 1957 Dr. Seuss book, a cantankerous creature named the Grinch tries to steal what holiday?

Back 1256

Christmas

Front 1257

According to the classic tounge twister "Peter Piper picked a peck of" what?

Back 1257

Pickled peppers

Front 1258

Often made with clams, chowder is a type of what?

Back 1258

Soup

Front 1259

The first verse of 'America the Beautiful' praises our country's "amber waves of" what?

Back 1259

Grain

Front 1260

Introduced in 1954, comic strip character Marmaduke is what kind of animal?

Back 1260

Dog

Front 1261

A classic song from the 1950s features the question "How much is that" what "in the window"?

Back 1261

Doggie

Front 1262

Vatican City, the smallest nation in the world, is located within what country?

Back 1262

Italy

Front 1263

Since 1982, Vanna White has cohosted what T.V. Game Show?

Back 1263

Wheel of Fortune

Front 1264

Which of these phrases is often used to describe reddish blond hair?

Back 1264

Strawberry Blond

Front 1265

Aqua is a shade of which of these colors?

Back 1265

Blue

Front 1266

At a party, children traditionally break a piñata by doing what?

Back 1266

Hitting it with a stick

Front 1267

How many days are added to the calendar in a leap year?

Back 1267

One

Front 1268

What US President was assassinated at D.C.'s Ford's Theater in 1865?

Back 1268

Abraham Lincoln

Front 1269

Which of the following are siblings?

Back 1269

Brother and sister

Front 1270

Which of these adjectives is often used as a nickname for champagne?

Back 1270

Bubbly

Front 1271

What animated movie features a teapot, a candlestick and various flatware singing "Be Our Guest"?

Back 1271

Beauty and the Beast

Front 1272

By definition, a quartet is a group of how many performers?

Back 1272

4

Front 1273

Most NFL games are played on what day of the week?

Back 1273

Sunday

Front 1274

A famous 1966 song by the Beach Boys features the line "I’m picking up good" what?

Back 1274

Vibrations

Front 1275

Which of these animals walks in the manner usually referred to as waddling?

Back 1275

Duck

Front 1276

Someone who is speaking very quickly is said to be talking a blue what?

Back 1276

Streak

Front 1277

Waving a white flag is a universal symbol for what?

Back 1277

Surrender

Front 1278

Since 1909 Abraham Lincoln's face has appeared on the front of what US coin?

Back 1278

Penny

Front 1279

In the U.S. St. Patrick's Day is traditionally celebrated on the 17th day of what month?

Back 1279

March

Front 1280

Young women used to keep clothes and home furnishings in hope chests in anticipation of what event?

Back 1280

Marriage

Front 1281

In the children's song "I'm a Little Teapot," the teapot describes itself as what?

Back 1281

Short and stout

Front 1282

On November 22, 1963 U.S. President John F. Kennedy was assinated in what Texas city?

Back 1282

Dallas

Front 1283

Judge Lance Ito became a household name when he presided over what celebrity's criminal trial?

Back 1283

O.J. Simpson

Front 1284

A dorsal fin is located on what part of a fish?

Back 1284

Back

Front 1285

Used to control his horse a cowboys spurs are usually attached to his what?

Back 1285

Boots

Front 1286

According to the song "Frosty the Snowman," what part of Frosty is made out of coal?

Back 1286

Eyes

Front 1287

What part of a car often features an "antilock" mechanism?

Back 1287

Brakes

Front 1288

In 1967 21 year old Priscilla Beaulieu married what Rock and roll Star?

Back 1288

Elvis Pressley

Front 1289

A 1967 Beatles song features the line "I get by with a little help from my" what?

Back 1289

Friends

Front 1290

The 1994 Documentary “Hoop Dreams” features two high school athletes pursuing careers in what sport?

Back 1290

Basketball

Front 1291

What chemical elements name is often used to describe a pale shade of blonde hair?

Back 1291

Platinum

Front 1292

Ragu is a popular brand of what grocery store product?

Back 1292

Pasta sauce

Front 1293

Which of these words refers to a person who often believes he is getting sick?

Back 1293

Hypochondriac

Front 1294

Which of these planets is known for its prominant system of rings?

Back 1294

Saturn

Front 1295

The Union Kingdom’s flag is called the Union what?

Back 1295

Jack

Front 1296

Which of these countries is considered to be part of the Far East?

Back 1296

Japan

Front 1297

Which of these soft drink brands is usually orange flavored?

Back 1297

Sunkist

Front 1298

Mary Lou Retton made headlines in 1984 when she won the gold in what sport?

Back 1298

Gymnastics

Front 1299

A famous 50-foot tall sign that overlooks Los Angeles spells out what local name?

Back 1299

Hollywood

Front 1300

Badminton players hit back and forth an object known as which of the following?

Back 1300

Birdie

Front 1301

In a classic sitcom, Theodore Cleaver was better known by what nickname?

Back 1301

Beaver

Front 1302

Unnecessary bureaucratic procedures are often known as what kind of tape?

Back 1302

Red

Front 1303

What classic TV series is set in the town of Bedrock?

Back 1303

The Flintstones

Front 1304

Introduced in 1932, Fritos is a popular brand of what?

Back 1304

Corn Chips

Front 1305

Jiffy Pop is a popular brand of what?

Back 1305

Popcorn

Front 1306

Which of these articles of clothing is usually held in place by straps tied around the neck?

Back 1306

Halter top

Front 1307

Break dancing is most often performed to what type of music?

Back 1307

Rap

Front 1308

What sport begins play with a "jump ball" at the center of the court?

Back 1308

Basketball

Front 1309

A "crunch" is an exercise usually performed to strengthen which of the following?

Back 1309

Abdominals

Front 1310

What children's literary character shares its name with a popular brand of peanut butter?

Back 1310

Peter Pan

Front 1311

In 1900, German army officer Ferdinand von Zeppelin introduced a new type of what?

Back 1311

Airship

Front 1312

What is the last name of the Mayor of McDonaldLand?

Back 1312

McCheese

Front 1313

A person using a medicine ball is most likely doing what?

Back 1313

Exercising

Front 1314

Rogaine is an over-the-counter product used to treat what?

Back 1314

Hair loss

Front 1315

Which of these financial crises marked the beginning of the Great Depression?

Back 1315

1929 stock market crash

Front 1316

What is the traditional state nickname of Texas?

Back 1316

Lone Star State

Front 1317

Gumshoe is a slang term for a person who works as which of the following?

Back 1317

Detective

Front 1318

In Russia, prisoners were traditionally sent to live in what chilly region?

Back 1318

Siberia

Front 1319

Muhammad Ali famously boasted that he could "float like a butterfly, sting like a" what?

Back 1319

Bee

Front 1320

A tadpole is the larva of which of these animals?

Back 1320

Frog

Front 1321

What does the "R" stand for in the government agency abbreviation "IRS"?

Back 1321

Revenue

Front 1322

Medieval knights followed a code of conduct known as what?

Back 1322

Chivalry

Front 1323

In a classic ad campaign, Mr. Whipple pleaded with customers not to "squeeze the" what?

Back 1323

Charmin

Front 1324

A decongestant is commonly used to treat which of the following?

Back 1324

Stuffy nose

Front 1325

What grocery store brand bills itself as having "57 varieties"?

Back 1325

Heinz

Front 1326

Founded in 1856, the Rand McNally Company specializes in which of the following?

Back 1326

Maps

Front 1327

What cartoon character favors the expression "Yabba-Dabba-Doo!"?

Back 1327

Fred Flintstone

Front 1328

Government spending aimed at pleasing local constituents is described as what kind of "barrel"?

Back 1328

Pork

Front 1329

Bratwurst is a German variety of what?

Back 1329

Sausage

Front 1330

On American menus, what French word is often used to refer to the main dishes?

Back 1330

Entree

Front 1331

What company's long-time ad slogan was "Reach out and touch someone"?

Back 1331

AT&T

Front 1332

What type of candy is also known as a sucker?

Back 1332

Lollipop

Front 1333

"M is for the million things she gave me" is a line from a 1915 song that pays tribute to whom?

Back 1333

Mothers

Front 1334

Businessman Donald Trump's fortune comes primarily from his success in what industry?

Back 1334

Real estate

Front 1335

What animal is depicted on the Great Seal of the United States?

Back 1335

Eagle

Front 1336

The Eighth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution forbids the infliction of what kind of "punishments"?

Back 1336

Cruel and unusual

Front 1337

Since the 1930s, what chewing gum's ads have often featured sets of twins?

Back 1337

Doublemint

Front 1338

The twelve signs of the zodiac are named after what?

Back 1338

Constellations

Front 1339

In golf, scoring one stroke under par on a hole is called a what?

Back 1339

Birdie

Front 1340

In what game are you most likely to say, "King me!"?

Back 1340

Checkers

Front 1341

The presiding member of the U.S. Supreme Court holds what title?

Back 1341

Chief Justice

Front 1342

Acupuncture is an alternative medicinal practice that uses what to treat the body?

Back 1342

Needles

Front 1343

Internet provider AOL offers an online chat service called "Instant" what?

Back 1343

Messenger

Front 1344

Which of these children's games requires kids to hold each others' hands?

Back 1344

Red Rover

Front 1345

Which of these animals has a forked tongue?

Back 1345

Snake

Front 1346

The U.S. government acronym "HUD" stands for "Housing and Urban" what?

Back 1346

Development

Front 1347

What kind of service often distinguishes between "anytime" and "off-peak" minutes?

Back 1347

Cell phone

Front 1348

A common prayer begins, "Now I lay me down to" what?

Back 1348

Sleep

Front 1349

Introduced in 1951, the CBS logo is nicknamed "the" what?

Back 1349

Eye

Front 1350

Founded in the 1950s, Matchbox is best known for making what playthings?

Back 1350

Miniature cars

Front 1351

What Shakespeare character asks, "To be, or not to be"?

Back 1351

Hamlet

Front 1352

In the 1860s, French scientist Louis Pasteur invented a process to sterilize which of the following?

Back 1352

Milk

Front 1353

Often used with fireplaces, a bellows is a device that forcibly expels what?

Back 1353

Air

Front 1354

The children's song "The Hokey Pokey" ends with what line?

Back 1354

That’s what it’s all about

Front 1355

Since 1984. who has been the host of the TV game show "Jeopardy!"?

Back 1355

Alex Trebek

Front 1356

Rainfall is usually measured in terms of what unit?

Back 1356

Inches

Front 1357

By definition, freshwater lakes do not have a high amount of what?

Back 1357

Salt

Front 1358

In a popular fairy tale, a witch imprisons Rapunzel inside a what?

Back 1358

Tower

Front 1359

A musician who is famous for just one song is often called a "one-hit" what?

Back 1359

Wonder

Front 1360

The classic song "That's amore" pays tribute to what?

Back 1360

Love

Front 1361

In 1973, Elton John released a number one song titled "Bennie and the" what?

Back 1361

Jets

Front 1362

Which of these professionals is the most likely to measure your inseam?

Back 1362

Tailor

Front 1363

What sport features a wide receiver position?

Back 1363

Football

Front 1364

On New Year's Eve, partygoers traditionally exchange which of the following at midnight?

Back 1364

Kisses

Front 1365

Carbon paper is used to do which of the following?

Back 1365

Make copies

Front 1366

During an arrest, a police officer usually tells the suspect, "You have the right to remain" what?

Back 1366

Silent

Front 1367

Which of these animals often emerges from a cocoon when reaching adulthood?

Back 1367

Moth

Front 1368

Roy Jacuzzi is the inventor of a popular type of what?

Front 1369

According to a popular saying, "too many cooks spoil the" what?

Back 1369

Broth

Front 1370

What roll of the dice is referred to as "snake eyes"?

Back 1370

Two

Front 1371

A person traditionally wears a grass skirt while performing which of these dances?

Back 1371

Hula

Front 1372

In Japan, it is customary to do what when greeting one another?

Back 1372

Bow

Front 1373

A popular children's party game is traditionally called "Pin the Tail on the" what?

Back 1373

Donkey

Front 1374

In the classic cartoons, what is Bugs Bunny's signature greeting?

Back 1374

What’s up, doc?

Front 1375

Shocking information is said to hit you "like a ton of" what?

Back 1375

Bricks

Front 1376

Trying to get information out of a closemouthed person is said to be like "pulling" what?

Back 1376

Teeth

Front 1377

Bacon is traditionally made by salting and smoking the meat of what animal?

Back 1377

Pig

Front 1378

In the 1937 movie "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," Prince Charming awakens Snow White with what?

Back 1378

A kiss

Front 1379

Which of these professionals is most likely to say "abracadabra" while on the job?

Back 1379

Magician

Front 1380

According to tradition, who wears "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue"?

Back 1380

Bride

Front 1381

In what sport can a competitor score a "TKO"?

Back 1381

Boxing

Front 1382

A common piece of advice goes "If you love somebody, let them" what?

Back 1382

Go

Front 1383

A 1968 Tammy Wynette song advises, "Stand By Your" what?

Back 1383

Man

Front 1384

According to a popular children's rhyme, whose back will break if you step on a sidewalk crack?

Back 1384

Your mother’s

Front 1385

Nielsen ratings are used to estimate the size of what?

Back 1385

Television audience

Front 1386

According to a classic McDonald's slogan, "You deserve a" what "today"?

Back 1386

Break

Front 1387

Someone making a desperate attempt to save himself is said to be "grasping at" what?

Back 1387

Straws

Front 1388

According to a popular nursery rhyme, who was "eating her curds and whey"?

Back 1388

Little Miss Muffet

Front 1389

A person who says that his "dogs are barking" is probably complaining about his what?

Back 1389

Aching feet

Front 1390

What is the proper way to address the President of the United States?

Back 1390

Mr. President

Front 1391

In the Sunday comics, Garfield's fur is primarily colored what?

Back 1391

Orange

Front 1392

When the U.S. national anthem is played, it is customary for men to remove their what?

Back 1392

Hats

Front 1393

In the nursery rhyme "Ring Around a Rosie," what is full of posies?

Back 1393

Pocket

Front 1394

According to a classic deodorant ad, you should "raise your hand if you're" what?

Back 1394

Sure

Front 1395

What crime-fighting superhero has a sidekick named Robin?

Back 1395

Batman

Front 1396

In the 1986 movie "Top Gun," Tom Cruise plays a what?

Back 1396

Navy pilot

Front 1397

The center target of a dartboard is called a what?

Back 1397

Bull’s-eye

Front 1398

The phrase "wet behind the ears" is often used to describe someone who is what?

Back 1398

Inexperienced

Front 1399

In a popular Monday Night TV theme song, Hank Williams Jr. asks, " Are you ready for some" what?

Back 1399

Football

Front 1400

Someone would most likely say "down the hatch" before doing what?

Back 1400

Having A Drink

Front 1401

Which of these animals carries its newborn young in a pouch?

Back 1401

Kangaroo

Front 1402

The D.C. in the name of our nation's capital stands for "District of" what?

Back 1402

Columbia

Front 1403

In the 1964 movie "Mary Poppins" what does Mary use to fly?

Back 1403

Umbrella

Front 1404

According to superstition, garlic worn around the neck protects a person from which of the following?

Back 1404

Werewolves

Front 1405

Dr. Watson is the trusty companion of what fictional character?

Back 1405

Sherlock Holmes

Front 1406

Brooke Shields asked "You know what comes between me and my Calvins?" in a famous ad for what?

Back 1406

Jeans

Front 1407

What bird lays the largest egg?

Back 1407

Ostrich

Front 1408

An Old saying goes "finders keepers, loser" what?

Back 1408

Weeper

Front 1409

What popular breakfast cereal's mascot is a leprechaun?

Back 1409

Lucky Charms

Front 1410

Freckles are often caused when the skin is exposed to which of the following?

Back 1410

Sunlight

Front 1411

In the 1934 book, "Mary Poppins", Mary is hired by a London family to work as a what?

Back 1411

Nanny

Front 1412

According to the lyrics of a classic Tom Jones song, "It's not unusual to be loved by" whom?

Back 1412

Anyone

Front 1413

A popular biography series on VH1 is titled "Behind the" what?

Back 1413

Music

Front 1414

An accountant who intentionally provides a false financial statement is said to be doing what?

Back 1414

Cooking the Books

Front 1415

The "F" in the abbreviation UFO stands for which of the following?

Back 1415

Flying

Front 1416

What is the T in a "BLT" sandwich?

Back 1416

Tomato

Front 1417

To ensure safe voyages, a new boat is traditionally christened with a bottle of what?

Back 1417

Champagne

Front 1418

The South Pole lies on what continent?

Back 1418

Antarctica

Front 1419

In a 1966 song, The Temptations tell us that they "ain't too proud to" do which of the following?

Back 1419

Beg

Front 1420

In a hit song, Rod Stewart asks, Have I told you lately that I" what?

Back 1420

Love You

Front 1421

The Heimlich manuver is an emergency technique used to help people who are doing what?

Back 1421

Choking

Front 1422

When you pay your own way on a date, it is said that you are "going" what?

Back 1422

Dutch

Front 1423

"Ticker is a slang word for what part of the human body?

Back 1423

Heart

Front 1424

On the original TV series "Star Trek", Mr. Spock is half-human and half what?

Back 1424

Vulcan

Front 1425

Where would you most likely see the warning "You must be as tall as this sign"?

Back 1425

Amusement Park

Front 1426

What street sign is typically octagonal in shape?

Back 1426

Stop

Front 1427

When taking the oath of office, the U.S. President traditionally places his left hand on what?

Back 1427

Bible

Front 1428

A popular brand of cream cheese is named after what eastern U.S. city?

Back 1428

Philadelphia

Front 1429

Catfish are so named because they look like they have what?

Back 1429

Whiskers

Front 1430

What is rock musician Bruce Springsteen’s well-known nickname?

Back 1430

The Boss

Front 1431

In the children's rhyme that begins "This little piggy went to market" the third little piggy had what?

Back 1431

Roast Beef

Front 1432

Which of these creatures is able to lift 50 times its own bodyweight?

Back 1432

Ant

Front 1433

The Harlem Globetrotters entertains crowds while playing what sport?

Back 1433

Basketball

Front 1434

Founded in 1944, Coppertone is best known for making which of the following?

Back 1434

Suntan lotion

Front 1435

According to M&Ms famous slogan, the milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your what?

Back 1435

Hand

Front 1436

A moat is a trench usually filled with what?

Back 1436

Water

Front 1437

A self-made man is said to have pulled himself up by his what?

Back 1437

Bootstraps

Front 1438

To avoid bad luck, superstitious people often tell you to "knock on" what?

Back 1438

Wood

Front 1439

Which of the following is the internationally recognized symbol for poison?

Back 1439

Skull and crossbones

Front 1440

According to the "Christmas Song," who is "nipping at your nose"?

Back 1440

Jack Frost

Front 1441

Evidence that proves a person's guilt is often referred to as a smoking what?

Back 1441

Gun

Front 1442

Which of these household tools shares its name with a popular type of cocktail?

Back 1442

Screwdriver

Front 1443

What abbreviation is commonly used to refer to the US Republican Party?

Back 1443

GOP

Front 1444

In a popular nursery rhyme, who is described as quite contrary?

Back 1444

Mary

Front 1445

Introduced in 1927, Raisinettes are raisins coated with what?

Back 1445

Chocolate

Front 1446

What Great Lake shares its name with a Canadian province?

Back 1446

Lake Ontario

Front 1447

Which of these professionals is most likely to consult a balance sheet on the job?

Back 1447

Accountant

Front 1448

What kind of animals are typically registered with the American Kennel Club?

Back 1448

Dogs

Front 1449

Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is often described as "survival of the" what?

Back 1449

Fittest

Front 1450

Which of these U.S. board games requires you to stop playing once you have become "bankrupt"?

Back 1450

Monopoly

Front 1451

What has been the Wheaties cereal slogan since 1933?

Back 1451

Breakfast of Champions

Front 1452

The phrase "behind the eightball" originated in what game?

Back 1452

Pool

Front 1453

In a restaurant, a busboy commonly performs which of these tasks?

Back 1453

Clearing dishes

Front 1454

A person playing the piano is said to be "tickling the" what?

Back 1454

Ivories

Front 1455

In touch football, players are not allowed to do what?

Back 1455

Tackle

Front 1456

During a physical, a doctor often taps which of these body parts with a rubber hammer?

Back 1456

Knee

Front 1457

In school, a surprise exam is often called what?

Back 1457

Pop Quiz

Front 1458

In the classic comic books, Clark Kent often changes into Superman in which of these locations?

Back 1458

Phone Booth

Front 1459

A tear in a pair of pantyhose is known as what?

Back 1459

Run

Front 1460

The AV club is a common high school club that gets its name from what word or phrase?

Back 1460

Audiovisual

Front 1461

The human brain is often described as being divided into what two hemispheres?

Back 1461

Left and right

Front 1462

In the U.S., Labor Day traditionally marks the end of what season?

Back 1462

Summer

Front 1463

What is the motto of the Boy Scouts of America?

Back 1463

Be Prepared

Front 1464

In the government agency NASA, what does the S stand for?

Back 1464

Space

Front 1465

On a two-way radio, what word is usually spoken to signal that you have stopped talking?

Back 1465

Over

Front 1466

A "fuzzbuster" is a device used to avoid what?

Back 1466

Speeding tickets

Front 1467

According to a classic candy bar slogan, "Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you" what?

Back 1467

Don't

Front 1468

An arch support is a corrective device worn inside what?

Back 1468

Shoes

Front 1469

One of the Statue of Liberty's nicknames is "The Lady with the" what?

Back 1469

Torch

Front 1470

Cats are often said to have nine what?

Back 1470

Lives

Front 1471

Hanging mistletoe is a tradition of what holiday?

Back 1471

Christmas

Front 1472

A tiara is an accessory normally worn on what part of the body?

Back 1472

Head

Front 1473

A baby grand is a type of what?

Back 1473

Piano

Front 1474

What biblical figure built a great ark to save the world's creatures from the Great Flood?

Back 1474

Noah

Front 1475

A dog that has been spayed is unable to do what?

Back 1475

Have pups

Front 1476

Which of these activities is often classified as "low impact" or "high impact"?

Back 1476

Aerobics

Front 1477

Something that is just a hint of what is to come is said to be the "tip of the" what?

Back 1477

Iceberg

Front 1478

An uninvited party guest is often called a what?

Back 1478

Gate-crasher

Front 1479

in the 1939 movie "The Wizard of Oz", what is the Good Witch of the North's name?

Back 1479

Glinda

Front 1480

A boa is a fashion accessory normally worn around what part of the body?

Back 1480

Neck

Front 1481

What is the common nickname for the particularly hot period of summer that begins in July?

Back 1481

Dog days

Front 1482

A well-known food industry ad campaign touts the virtues of "the incredible, edible" what?

Back 1482

Egg

Front 1483

Which of these fictional characters resembles a giant egg?

Back 1483

Humpty Dumpty

Front 1484

Something that is as good as new is said to be in what kind of condition?

Back 1484

Mint

Front 1485

In the school abbreviation GPA, what does the "P" stand for?

Back 1485

Point

Front 1486

Thanksgiving dinners traditionally feature a sauce made out of what type of berries?

Back 1486

Cranberries

Front 1487

A 1988 hit by Bobby McFerrin features the advice "Don't Worry, Be" what?

Back 1487

Happy

Front 1488

What Latin phrase often appears on the college diploma of someone graduating with highest honors?

Back 1488

Summa cum laude

Front 1489

In the children's story "The Three Little Pigs", the wolf cannot blow down the house made of what?

Back 1489

Brick

Front 1490

According to a popular children's song, "Old MacDonald had a" what?

Back 1490

Farm

Front 1491

Who was the President of the United States during most of the 1980s?

Back 1491

Ronald Reagan

Front 1492

In the 1980s, "Valley Girls" popularized the expression "gag me with a" what?

Back 1492

Spoon

Front 1493

Which of the following is most likely to feature a mosh pit?

Back 1493

Rock concert

Front 1494

A common nautical expression used to summon all shipmates is "All hands on" what?

Back 1494

Deck

Front 1495

In Internet chat lingo, "btw" commonly stands for what?

Back 1495

By the way

Front 1496

At college parties, what beverage is frequently purchased by the keg?

Back 1496

Beer

Front 1497

Turtle Wax products are most often used to do what?

Back 1497

Clean cars

Front 1498

New York City is commonly nicknamed "The Big" what?

Back 1498

Apple

Front 1499

Lava is a molten rock that is expelled from which of these natural formations?

Back 1499

Volcano

Front 1500

According to a 1983 song by Cyndi Lauper, "Girls Just Want To" do what?

Back 1500

Have fun

Front 1501

According to a popular saying, "Time flies when you're having" what?

Back 1501

Fun

Front 1502

When referring to a type of sandwich, "sub" is short for what?

Back 1502

Submarine

Front 1503

A person said to be "catching some Z's" is doing what?

Back 1503

Sleeping

Front 1504

According to a common saying, you should "let sleeping dogs" do what?

Back 1504

Lie

Front 1505

A police officer making an arrest usually warns, "Anything you say can and will be" what?

Back 1505

Used against you

Front 1506

What kind of furniture can often be converted into a bed?

Back 1506

Sofa

Front 1507

Which of these animals travel in groups called schools?

Back 1507

Fish

Front 1508

According to a common saying, "hindsight is always" what?

Back 1508

20/20

Front 1509

By definition, a doggy bag is used to carry what?

Back 1509

Leftover food

Front 1510

Which of these projectiles is normally shot from a slingshot?

Back 1510

Stone

Front 1511

In a 1970s hit single, Paul Simon tells us the "50 Ways to Leave Your" what?

Back 1511

Lover

Front 1512

A famous scene from a 1952 movie Songsal features Gene Kelly "singin' in the" what?

Back 1512

Rain

Front 1513

In a popular kids' story, Chicken Little panics because she believes what is falling?

Back 1513

The sky

Front 1514

Dogs are often called "man's best" what?

Back 1514

Friend

Front 1515

A person with an aptitude for gardening is said to have a "green" what?

Back 1515

Thumb

Front 1516

The phrase "bundle of joy" is usually used to describe what?

Back 1516

Newborn baby

Front 1517

What is the name of Mickey Mouse's sweetheart?

Back 1517

Minnie

Front 1518

According to a popular saying, what kind of "bird catches the worm"?

Back 1518

Early

Front 1519

In the children's rhyme "Old Mother Hubbard", what does Mother Hubbard hope to find in her cupboard?

Back 1519

A bone

Front 1520

What barnyard animal is often said to "cock-a-doodle-doo" in the early morning?

Back 1520

Rooster

Front 1521

According to a popular saying, what "killed the cat"?

Back 1521

Curiosity

Front 1522

According to a common saying, what "repeats itself"?

Back 1522

History

Front 1523

According to a popular saying, what "burns a hole in your pocket"?

Back 1523

Money

Front 1524

A ship would most likely signal "SOS" to do what?

Back 1524

Call for help

Front 1525

In the Bible, God punishes Adam and Eve by expelling them from what garden?

Back 1525

Eden

Front 1526

According to legend, the Knights of the Round Table served whom?

Back 1526

King Arthur

Front 1527

Someone who is paralyzed with fear is said to look like what animal "in headlights"?

Back 1527

Deer

Front 1528

According to the lyrics of a 1971 Carpenters song, "Rainy days and Mondays always" do what?

Back 1528

Get me down

Front 1529

An automated teller machine is a computerized device that dispenses what?

Back 1529

Cash

Front 1530

Medication that does not require a prescription is said to be available "over-the-" what?

Back 1530

Counter

Front 1531

In 1973, Cuisinart introduced what signature appliance?

Back 1531

Food processor

Front 1532

Since 1964, what magazine has published a famous annual "Swimsuit Issue"?

Back 1532

Sports Illustrated

Front 1533

According to superstition, the 13th day of a month is unlucky if it falls on what day of the week?

Back 1533

Friday

Front 1534

Which of the following is a slang way of referring to $10,000?

Back 1534

Ten grand

Front 1535

An amateur photographer is often known as a what?

Back 1535

Shutterbug

Front 1536

Someone who focuses on unimportant details is said to be "splitting" what?

Back 1536

Hairs

Front 1537

A person who is obsessed with an idea is said to have a "bee in his" what?

Back 1537

Bonnet

Front 1538

A classic ad slogan for the Yellow Pages encouraged you to "let your fingers do the" what?

Back 1538

Walking

Front 1539

According to the common superstition you will have seven years bad luck if you break a what?

Back 1539

Mirror

Front 1540

A person who grew up in a bad neighborhood is said to be from the "wrong side of the" what?

Back 1540

Tracks

Front 1541

"Counting sheep" is traditionally done to do what?

Back 1541

Fall asleep

Front 1542

What creature would most likely be found in a coffin?

Back 1542

Vampire

Front 1543

The "V" in VH1 stands for what?

Back 1543

Video

Front 1544

According to a popular saying, "people in glass houses shouldn't" do what?

Back 1544

Throw stones

Front 1545

In what sport does a match begin when the referee says "en garde"?

Back 1545

Fencing

Front 1546

Nike's ad slogan is "Just..." what?

Back 1546

Do It

Front 1547

What is the name of the Hostess Twinkie Mascot?

Back 1547

Twinkie The Kid

Front 1548

Wine is most commonly from the fermented juice of what fruit?

Back 1548

Grape

Front 1549

According to an old show business saying, "the camera adds ten" what?

Back 1549

Pounds

Front 1550

What sports term shares its name with a common punishment in which a child is seperated from others?

Back 1550

Time-Out

Front 1551

In the classic children's story, Pinocchio's nose grows when he does what?

Back 1551

Tells a lie

Front 1552

What food comes in condensed and evaporated forms?

Back 1552

Milk

Front 1553

King Kong is what kind of creature?

Back 1553

Ape

Front 1554

The first line of a 1977 song about "New York, New York" asks you to "start spreading the" what?

Back 1554

News

Front 1555

A popular kind of waffle topped with whipped cream and fruit is named after what country?

Back 1555

Belgium

Front 1556

A movie that does not make any money is often called a "box office" what?

Back 1556

Turkey

Front 1557

During a human pregnancy, a trimester is a period of time lasting how many days?

Back 1557

Three months

Front 1558

Someone would most likely say "gesundheit" to you after you have done what?

Back 1558

Sneezed

Front 1559

In her 1972 feminist anthem, Helen Reddy sings "I am woman, hear me" what?

Back 1559

Roar

Front 1560

On a standard computer keyboard the abbreviation "ESC" stands for what?

Back 1560

Escape

Front 1561

The highest branch of a Christmas tree is traditionally decorated with what?

Back 1561

Star

Front 1562

The elves Snap, Crackle, and Pop are the mascots for what breakfast cereal?

Back 1562

Rice Krispies

Front 1563

In the US, pie à la mode is pie served with what on top?

Back 1563

Ice cream

Front 1564

The main tent of a circus is traditionally known as the what?

Back 1564

Big top

Front 1565

According to a pop saying, "birds of a feather" do what together?

Back 1565

Flock

Front 1566

What is actress Sarah Jessica Parker's surname?

Back 1566

Parker

Front 1567

What is the Spanish word for water?

Back 1567

Agua

Front 1568

Something that is a low priority is said to be "put on the" what?

Back 1568

Back burner

Front 1569

Levi's 501s are a popular brand of what?

Back 1569

Jeans

Front 1570

Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, and George Clooney have all played what superhero on the big screen?

Back 1570

Batman

Front 1571

In the nursery rhyme “Jack and Jill” Jack falls down and breaks his what?

Back 1571

His crown

Front 1572

By definition a person who is hyperventilating is having trouble doing what?

Back 1572

Breathing

Front 1573

The Statue of Liberty is commonly known by which of these nicknames?

Back 1573

Lady Liberty

Front 1574

A secret payment is said to be made "under the" what?

Back 1574

Table

Front 1575

A famous Zen Buddhist question asks "What is the sound of" what?

Back 1575

One hand clapping

Front 1576

What adjective is usually used to describe the mythical "snowman" said to live in the Himalayas?

Back 1576

Abominable

Front 1577

A popular lifestyle magazine founded in the 1920s is titled "Better Homes and" what?

Back 1577

Gardens

Front 1578

A popular pizza topping, anchovies are a type of what?

Back 1578

Fish

Front 1579

By definition, a scarecrow is used to scare birds away from what?

Back 1579

Crops

Front 1580

A litterbox is designed to be used by which of these animals?

Back 1580

Cat

Front 1581

Darkrooms are typically used for what purpose?

Back 1581

Developing photographs

Front 1582

In the 1969 hit single Peter Paul and Mary sing about leaving on a what?

Back 1582

Jet Plane

Front 1583

Which of these exercised is commonly performed while facing the ground?

Back 1583

Pushup

Front 1584

Children traditionally "bob for apples" on what holiday?

Back 1584

Halloween

Front 1585

According to a common saying, "a penny saved is a penny" what?

Back 1585

Earned

Front 1586

In the 1993 movie "Jurassic Park", scientists create a theme park populated by what creatures?

Back 1586

Dinosaurs

Front 1587

Someone who has been fired is said to have received a "pink" what?

Back 1587

Slip

Front 1588

Someone who is causing a disruption is said to be "rocking the" what?

Back 1588

Boat

Front 1589

In the nursery rhyme "Hey Diddle Diddle," the cow jumped over the what?

Back 1589

Moon

Front 1590

According to legend, what type of supernatural being uses a broomstick to fly?

Back 1590

Witch

Front 1591

Someone who is annoying you is said to be "driving you up the" what?

Back 1591

Wall

Front 1592

Someone who takes a long time to do something is said to be "dragging his" what?

Back 1592

Feet

Front 1593

In the nursery rhyme "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep", the sheep is asked if he has any what?

Back 1593

Wool

Front 1594

Bisquick is commonly used to make which of the following?

Back 1594

Pancakes

Front 1595

By definition, kindling is used to do what?

Back 1595

Start a fire

Front 1596

In Major League Baseball a regulation bat is made from what material?

Back 1596

Wood

Front 1597

Since 1907 a giant ball has dropped in New York’s Times Square to celebrate what holiday?

Back 1597

New Years Eve

Front 1598

According to a popular saying, "Rome wasn't built in a" what?

Back 1598

Day

Front 1599

In the classic book "Peter Pan," what part of Captain Hook's body has been replaced by a hook?

Back 1599

Hand

Front 1600

Someone who asks for a T-bone at a restaurant is ordering what?

Back 1600

Steak

Front 1601

The Pledge of Allegiance begins with the line "I Pledge Allegiance to the" what?

Back 1601

Flag

Front 1602

A popular piece of advice goes. “Better late than” what?

Back 1602

Never

Front 1603

According to a popular saying "A picture is worth a thousand" what?

Back 1603

Words

Front 1604

The phrase "Buckle Up For Safety" is used to remind people to do what?

Back 1604

Wear seatbelts

Front 1605

Which of these processionals is most likely to use a swizzle stick on the job?

Back 1605

Bartender

Front 1606

A classic Aesop's fable warns you not to count your chickens before they are what?

Back 1606

Hatched

Front 1607

A sore loser is often said to have a case of "sour" what?

Back 1607

Grapes

Front 1608

Introduced in 1961, Haagen Dazs is a popular brand of what?

Back 1608

Ice Cream

Front 1609

A token punishment is commonly referred to as a 'slap on the' what?

Back 1609

Wrist

Front 1610

What movie features a singing group known as The von Trapp Family Singers?

Back 1610

The Sound of Music

Front 1611

The word "civilian" usually refers to a person who is not a member of which of these groups?

Back 1611

The military

Front 1612

Ruffles are a popular brand of what snack food?

Back 1612

Potato Chips

Front 1613

In a classic cereal campaign, what "silly" animal is told, "Trix are for kids"?

Back 1613

Rabbit

Front 1614

According to a well known saying, a fool and his "what" are soon parted?

Back 1614

Money

Front 1615

According to a well known saying "Blood is thicker than" what substance?

Back 1615

Water

Front 1616

A common proverb advises you not to "cut off your" what "to spite your face"?

Back 1616

Nose

Front 1617

In the U.S., Chinese restaurants often serve cookies with what inside?

Back 1617

Fortunes

Front 1618

A person who is anxiously waiting for something is said to be "on pins and" what?

Back 1618

Needles

Front 1619

According to a popular saying, "money is the root of all" what?

Back 1619

Evil

Front 1620

A person who is weight lifting is said to be pumping what?

Back 1620

Iron

Front 1621

Which of these musical instruments would most likely be played at a luau?

Back 1621

Ukulele

Front 1622

According to the title of a 1992 self-help bestseller, "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From" where?

Back 1622

Venus

Front 1623

A person who believes a tale without hesitation is said to have fallen for it "hook line and" what?

Back 1623

Sinker

Front 1624

In the US, a person is most likely to dial '911' to request what?

Back 1624

Emergency help

Front 1625

According to a classic children's song, what "three blind" animals "ran after the farmer's wife"?

Back 1625

Mice

Front 1626

American Express's classic ad slogan reminds consumers, "Don't leave" where "without it"?

Back 1626

Work

Front 1627

According to a popular saying what type of pot "never boils"?

Back 1627

A watched pot

Front 1628

Someone who regains control of a situation is said to be "back in the" what?

Back 1628

Saddle

Front 1629

Something easy is like taking what from a baby?

Back 1629

Candy

Front 1630

Someone with crow's feet has what around the eyes?

Back 1630

Wrinkles

Front 1631

A person with a very quick temper is said to have what kind of a "fuse"?

Back 1631

Short

Front 1632

Who uses a lightsaber?

Back 1632

Luke Skywalker

Front 1633

Which TV animal breathes through a blowhole?

Back 1633

Flipper

Front 1634

According to a song from "Mary Poppins", "a spoonful of" what "helps the medicine go down"?

Back 1634

Sugar

Front 1635

Which of these 1990s disaster movies features the line "Iceberg right ahead!"?

Back 1635

Titanic

Front 1636

Which of these movie characters uses his giant ears to help him fly?

Back 1636

Dumbo

Front 1637

A couple that has to get married is said to be having what type of a “wedding”?

Back 1637

Shotgun

Front 1638

Which of these words is often used to refer to a cowardly person?

Back 1638

Chicken

Front 1639

Free Throw percentage is a statistic commonly recorded in what sport?

Back 1639

Basketball

Front 1640

In 1953 Frosted Flakes cereal introduced its classic mascot Tony the what?

Back 1640

Tiger

Front 1641

A popular TV series introduced in 1954 was titled "The Adventures of Ozzie and" what?

Back 1641

Harriet

Front 1642

In a common computer abbreviation "PC", the "P" stands for which of the following?

Back 1642

Personal

Front 1643

In which of these sports are competitors assisted by a pit crew?

Back 1643

Auto racing

Front 1644

A pompous or uptight person is commonly referred to as a "stuffed" what?

Back 1644

Shirt

Front 1645

According to a common nursery rhyme, Jack Sprat was unable to do what?

Back 1645

Eat fat

Front 1646

In a famous holiday song, Bing Crosby sings "I'm dreaming of a" what?

Back 1646

White Christmas

Front 1647

In a hit single, John Denver sings, "Thank God I'm a" what?

Back 1647

Country Boy

Front 1648

A famous Dixieland jazz standard is called "When the" what "Go Marching In"?

Back 1648

Saints

Front 1649

What does the title of the movie "Three Amigos" mean in English?

Back 1649

Three Friends

Front 1650

Which of these individuals is most likely to say “all aboard” while on the job?

Back 1650

Train Conductor

Front 1651

In a common magic trick, a magician pulls a rabbit out of what?

Back 1651

Hat

Front 1652

A person's typing skills are usually measured in terms of "words per" what?

Back 1652

Minute

Front 1653

A popular sandwich spread is named "I Can't Believe It's Not" what?

Back 1653

Butter

Front 1654

Which of these tasty treats is traditionally roasted over campfires on a stick?

Back 1654

Marshmallow

Front 1655

Margarine is usually used as a substitute for what?

Back 1655

Butter

Front 1656

A 1983 Clint Eastwood movie features the famous line "Go ahead, make my" what?

Back 1656

Day

Front 1657

Someone who has deceived you has pulled the what over your eyes?

Back 1657

Wool

Front 1658

In the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas," the first gift received is a partridge in a what?

Back 1658

Pear Tree

Front 1659

Members of Canada’s national police force are often referred to as what?

Back 1659

Mounties

Front 1660

Which of these barnyard animals is a type of swine?

Back 1660

Pig

Front 1661

Kris Kringle is another name for what beloved Christmas figure?

Back 1661

Santa Claus

Front 1662

In high school, "P.E." stands for "Physical" what?

Back 1662

Education

Front 1663

What type of story is a "whodunnit"?

Back 1663

Mystery

Front 1664

In the movie "The Sixth Sense", a young boy declares, "I see" what?

Back 1664

Dead people

Front 1665

A common piece of advice tells you to "strike while the iron is" what?

Back 1665

Hot

Front 1666

According to a popular saying Blondes have more?

Back 1666

Fun

Front 1667

2,000 Flushes is a household product designed to do what?

Back 1667

Clean toilets

Front 1668

Which of these professionals is frequently assisted by a hygienist?

Back 1668

Dentist

Front 1669

The Disney character Dumbo is what type of animal?

Back 1669

Elephant

Front 1670

Black and orange are the traditional colors of what US holiday?

Back 1670

Halloween

Front 1671

What kind of creatures are said to make toys in Santa Claus's workshop at the North Pole?

Back 1671

Elves

Front 1672

What food's packaging often promises "fruit on the bottom"?

Back 1672

Yogurt

Front 1673

A sweet-toothed vampire is the mascot of what popular breakfast cereal?

Back 1673

Count Chocula

Front 1674

A wild and confusing situation is often compared to a "three-ring" what?

Back 1674

Circus

Front 1675

A slam dunk is a type of shot in what sport?

Back 1675

Basketball

Front 1676

A popular newspaper comic that features unusual facts is title Ripley’s what?

Back 1676

Believe it or not

Front 1677

Introduced in 1928 La-Z-Boy’s signature product is what?

Back 1677

Reclining chair

Front 1678

"Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water... " was an ad slogan for what movie?

Back 1678

Jaws 2

Front 1679

According to a common saying, "All's" what "in love and war"?

Back 1679

Fair

Front 1680

In the Rocky movies, Rocky strives to be the best in what sport?

Back 1680

Boxing

Front 1681

A student said to be playing hooky is doing what?

Back 1681

Skipping school

Front 1682

According to a popular saying "Imitation is the sincerest form of" what?

Back 1682

Flattery

Front 1683

Since 1957 the fast food chain Burger King has been known as the home of the what?

Back 1683

Whopper

Front 1684

Which of these vessels is designed to be powered by wind?

Back 1684

Sailboat

Front 1685

Which of these is a popular kickname for Chicago?

Back 1685

Windy City

Front 1686

In a common nursery rhyme what nimble character is told to jump over a candlestick?

Back 1686

Jack

Front 1687

A naked person is commonly said to be wearing his what?

Back 1687

Birthday suit

Front 1688

Jumper cables are typically used to do what?

Back 1688

Start a car

Front 1689

Tony Bennett sings in a signature song, "I left my" what "in San Francisco"?

Back 1689

Heart

Front 1690

By definition, a police department's K-9 unit investigates using what?

Back 1690

Trained dogs

Front 1691

Introduced in 1957, Sweet N Low is a popular brand of what?

Back 1691

Sugar substitute

Front 1692

By definition, choreography is the art of creating and arranging what?

Back 1692

Dances

Front 1693

Introduced in 1965, Kraft Singles are a popular brand of individually-wrapped what?

Back 1693

Cheese

Front 1694

People who are said to be "at each other's throats" are doing what?

Back 1694

Fighting

Front 1695

Which of these doctors is informally known as a "shrink"?

Back 1695

Psychiatrist

Front 1696

A very skeptical person is said to be a "doubting" what?

Back 1696

Thomas