8K To End 02-03 First Half

Front 1

In the U.S., how many tablespoons are in a cup?

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16

Front 2

The Philippines was named in 1543 after Prince Philip II of what country?

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Spain

Front 3

Edmond Dantés is a fictional character better known by what name?

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The Count of Monte Cristo

Front 4

A martini made with pearl onions instead of olives is usually called a what?

Back 4

Gibson

Front 5

What mythical hero's mother tried to make him invulnerable by dipping him in the river Styx?

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Achilles

Front 6

What TV journalist assisted President Nixon in the writing of his memoirs in the 1970s?

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Diane Sawyer

Front 7

What U.S. Institution is nicknamed the "Nation's Attic"?

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Smithsonian Institution

Front 8

What country's capital, Dakar, is the westernmost point in Africa?

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Senegal

Front 9

The Allied invasion of Normandy on D-Day had the code name "Operation" what?

Back 9

Overlord

Front 10

Daniel Handler writes the children's book series "A Series of Unfortuante Events" under what pen name?

Back 10

Lemony Snicket

Front 11

In the 2002 movie "Minority Report," Tim Cruise's character has what body part surgically replaced?

Back 11

Eyes

Front 12

On the children's TV series "Sesame Street," Bert collects which of the following objects?

Back 12

Bottle caps

Front 13

Patagonian toothfish is served in restaurants under which of these menu-friendly names?

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Chilean sea bass

Front 14

What planet is known as Earth's sister planet due to its similarity in size and mass?

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Venus

Front 15

What pasta's name means "little worms" in Italian?

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Vermicelli

Front 16

On the human body, "cilia" is another word for which of these body parts?

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Eyelashes

Front 17

What U.S. city has hosted the most Super Bowl games?

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New Orleans

Front 18

The shofar is a ceremonial horn used during holidays in what religion?

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Judaism

Front 19

Launched in 2000, "truth" is a youth advertising campaign devoted to educating people about what?

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Tobacco

Front 20

In his pro-independence pamphlet "The Crisis," who wrote, "These are the times that try men's souls"?

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Thomas Paine

Front 21

What classic television character has sisters named Heidi and Double?

Back 21

Howdy Doody

Front 22

On the Apollo 13 mission, which of these astronauts said, "Houston, we have a problem"?

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Jim Lovell

Front 23

Sculptor Frederic Bartholdi is famous for designing which of the following?

Back 23

Statue of Liberty

Front 24

The symbol for the Euro resembles what capital letter with two horizontal lines through it?

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C

Front 25

Flokati and kilim are popular types of what home furnishing?

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Rugs

Front 26

By definition, a holographic will is which of the following?

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Handwritten

Front 27

The Curie is a unit that measures intensity of what?

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Radioactivity

Front 28

What Ivy League school is nicknamed "The Big Green"?

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Dartmouth

Front 29

In baseball lingo, which of the following is a "tater"?

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Home run

Front 30

How many basic positions of the feet are there in traditional ballet?

Back 30

Five

Front 31

California entrepreneur Gary Dahl became a millionaire when he introduced what 1970 fad?

Back 31

Pet rocks

Front 32

What kind of architectural feature is a campanile?

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Bell tower

Front 33

On the TV seres "The Golden Girls," Rose often reminisces about life in what Minnesota town?

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St. Olaf

Front 34

Doctors write what abbreviation on prescriptions to keep them from being filled generically?

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DAW

Front 35

Richard Nixon's pet dog Checkers was what breed?

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Cocker spaniel

Front 36

First published in 1827, Baedeker books specialize in providing information about what?

Back 36

Travel

Front 37

Famous for his TV appearances, naturalist Jack Hanna was the longtime director of what city's zoo?

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Columbus, OH

Front 38

A person with a deviated septum is most likely to have problems doing which of the following?

Back 38

Breathing

Front 39

In the 1980 movie "Caddyshack," Bill Murray's character obsessively battles what animal on the golf course?

Back 39

Gopher

Front 40

Introduced in 1947, the Marshall Plan's main goal was to promote economic recovery where?

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Europe

Front 41

The carotid arteries bring blood to which of these parts of the human body?

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Head

Front 42

What was the world's tallest man-made structure for over 43 centuries?

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Pyramid at Giza

Front 43

Buddy, the first Seeing Eye dog, was what breed of dog?

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German shepherd

Front 44

In musical notation, a sharp resembles what computer keyboard symbol?

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Pound sign

Front 45

According to a 1965 Bob Dylan song, "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the" what?

Back 45

Wind blows

Front 46

In her 1999 self-help bestseller, Suze Orman discussed "The Courage To Be" what?

Back 46

Rich

Front 47

In 2002, what actor co-founded New York City's Tribeca Film Festival?

Back 47

Robert DeNiro

Front 48

What empire's "Hanging Gardens" are considered to be one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World?

Back 48

Babylonian

Front 49

Which of these people did not sing on the 1985 single "That's What Friends Are For"?

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Diana Ross

Front 50

Which of these colors does not appear on the national flag of Italy?

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Gold

Front 51

In the 1972 movie "The Poseidon Adventure," a cruise ship capsizes after it is struck by a what?

Back 51

Tidal wave

Front 52

Electronic sensors are used to determine the score in which of these sports?

Back 52

Fencing

Front 53

Soccer announcer Andrés Cantor is well-known for yelling what when a player scores?

Back 53

GOOOOOAL!

Front 54

A popular site for pilgrimages, the Wailing Wall is located in what city?

Back 54

Jerusalem

Front 55

Built in 1989, a giant glass pyramid serves as the entrance for what famous tourist attraction?

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Louvre Museum

Front 56

What is the highest whole number used in the Dewey Decimal System of book classification?

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999

Front 57

The 2002 bestseller "Find Me" is what TV personality's memoir?

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Rosie O’Donnell

Front 58

In the 1850 novel "The Scarlet Letter," what is the name of Hester Prynne's daughter?

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Pearl

Front 59

What novel's first line begins "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times"?

Back 59

A Tale of Two Cities

Front 60

On the TV series "M*A*S*H," what was the real first and middle name of "Hawkeye" Pierce?

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Benjamin Franklin

Front 61

The 1986 movie "The Color of Money" is a sequel to what other Paul Newman film?

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The Hustler

Front 62

Before they hit it big, the Beatles replaced band member Pete Best with whom?

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Ringo Starr

Front 63

In the 1972 movie "The Godfather," one mobster tells another, "Leave the gun. Take the" what?

Back 63

Cannoli

Front 64

The interior of a fiber optic cable is usually made out of what substance?

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Glass

Front 65

The Edgar Awards are given annually for excellence in what genre of writing?

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Mystery

Front 66

What animal is mentioned in the opening lines of the classic song "Mack the Knife"?

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Shark

Front 67

The U.S. Military Academy at West Point is located in what U.S. state?

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New York

Front 68

On the South American continent, Brazil borders every country except Ecuador and what?

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Chile

Front 69

Most of the over 800 known Dead Sea Scrolls are written in what language?

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Hebrew

Front 70

Chitlins, a specialty in the southern U.S., are made from the small intestines of what animal?

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Pig

Front 71

The Sandinista National Liberation Front gained control of what nation's government in 1979?

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Nicaragua

Front 72

What is the title of the 2002 #1 bestseller that satirizes the lives of wealthy New Yorkers?

Back 72

The Nanny Diaries

Front 73

In 2002, what author's novel "Sula" was the 46th and final pick of Oprah Winfrey's monthly book club?

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Toni Morrison

Front 74

Purdue University is one of the largest public universities in what state?

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Indiana

Front 75

The wombat is a burrowing animal native to what continent?

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Australia

Front 76

In 1999, the Zapatista Army of National Liberation led a bloody uprising in what country?

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Mexico

Front 77

Introduced by infomercial legend Ron Popeil, GLH Formula Number 9 offers a solution to what problem?

Back 77

Thinning Hair

Front 78

In 1995, Air Force pilot Scott O'Grady was rescued six days after being shot down over what country?

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Bosnia

Front 79

Since 1960, Nina and Tim Zagat have published burgundy colored guides reviewing what?

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Restaurants

Front 80

American tycoon Andre Carnegie made his fortune in what industry?

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Steel

Front 81

Anna Nicole Smith became a household name after she was featured in 1992 ads for what company?

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Guess

Front 82

What Broadway musical features the song "Food, Glorious Food"?

Back 82

Oliver!

Front 83

What is the last name of TV relationship guru Dr. Phil?

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McGraw

Front 84

On the TV series "The Simpsons", what is Homer's favorite brand of beer?

Back 84

Duff

Front 85

What is the first element on the periodic table?

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Hydrogen

Front 86

Martin Luther King Jr. was born in what U.S. city?

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Atlanta, GA

Front 87

"Waltz of the Flowers" is a dance from what famous ballet?

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The Nutcracker

Front 88

Australian budgies are a popular kind of what bird?

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Parakeet

Front 89

What city's subway system is nicknamed the "T"?

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Boston

Front 90

In 1900, a popular uprising known as the Boxer Rebellion was sweeping through what country?

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China

Front 91

Which of the following is most likely to be named with an ISBN code?

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Paperback Book

Front 92

According to legend, which of these creatures wail loudly to warn of someones impending death?

Back 92

Banshees

Front 93

What retail chain's "Rollback" program paints out lower prices with a smiley face character?

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Wal-Mart

Front 94

Who was the only U.S. President to be sworn into office by a woman?

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Lyndon Johnson

Front 95

Pachinko is a Japanese gambling game that closely resembles which of the following?

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Pinball

Front 96

Because of the animal it depicts, the Canadian one-dollar coin is nicknamed the what?

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Loonie

Front 97

"The Watchtower" is an official publication of what religious group?

Back 97

Jehovah’s Witness

Front 98

In the music industry, the abbreviation "A & R stands for "Artists and" what?

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Repertoire

Front 99

Issued from 1975-76, the bicentennial quarter featured what image on its back?

Back 99

Drummer

Front 100

One liter of water weighs approximately how many kilograms?

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1

Front 101

What does the "T" stand for in the police term "SWAT"?

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Tactics

Front 102

Cerulean is a shade of what color?

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Blue

Front 103

The winner of what famous race traditionally drinks milk to celebrate victory?

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Indianapolis 500

Front 104

The Hoover Dam is located on the border of Arizona and what other US state?

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Nevada

Front 105

What actress and former Miss Ohio USA was first runnerup in the 1986 Miss USA Pageant?

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Halle Berry

Front 106

A common type of what tool features a "ball peen" at one end?

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Hammer

Front 107

Jeff Bezos is the founder and CEO of what Internet company?

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Amazon.com

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Which of these countries lies partly in Europe and partly in Asia?

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Russia

Front 109

What is the literal translation of the French phrase "carte blanche"?

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White card

Front 110

What brand of tire takes its name from the name of the American inventor of vulcanized rubber?

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Goodyear

Front 111

Oktoberfest is a famous beer festival held each year in what German city?

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Munich

Front 112

Semaphore is a system of communication using which of the following?

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Flags

Front 113

What food industry was responsible for the popular "It's what's for dinner" ad campaign?

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Beef

Front 114

What was the relationship of fashion designer Donatelli Versace to the late Gianni Versace?

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Sister

Front 115

On the TV series "Little House on the Prairie", Laura grows up to become a what?

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School teacher

Front 116

A popular Italian treat, a granita, is a type of what?

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Flavored ice

Front 117

What is the title of the 1979 Sugarhill Gang song that is often considered to be rap's first hit single?

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Rapper’s Delight

Front 118

An Eternal Flame marks the grave of what U.S. president?

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John F. Kennedy

Front 119

Used to describe a mind with no preconceptions, the Latin phrase "tabula rasa" means what?

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Clean slate

Front 120

In a 2002 Blockbuster ad campaign, the dancing duo Carl and Ray are what kind of animals?

Back 120

Rabbit and guinea pig

Front 121

The last episode of "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" featured what star mowing the lawn and bringing Rosie a drink?

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Tom Cruise

Front 122

During Operation Frequent Wind, the U.S. evacuated thousands of people by helicopter from what city?

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Saigon

Front 123

Sapporo is a major city in what country?

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Japan

Front 124

Since 1973, FedEx headquarters have been located in what U.S. city?

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Memphis

Front 125

Ginsu knife TV ads claimed it could cut through tough objects and still slice a what paper thin?

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Tomato

Front 126

In its ads, what automobile maker claims to produce "the ultimate driving machine"?

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BMW

Front 127

On the TV series "Bosom Buddies," Kip and Henry pose as two women named what?

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Hildegarde and Buffy

Front 128

At the start of a game of chess, the only pieces that can be moved are pawns and what?

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Knights

Front 129

Yeast causes bread to rise by producing what gas?

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Carbon Dioxide

Front 130

In 1952 Amy Vanderbilt published a classic book on what subject?

Back 130

Etiquette

Front 131

What is the English translation of the Latin phrase "Mea Culpa"?

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Through My Fault

Front 132

On their TV cartoon series, the Smurfs live in houses built of what?

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Mushrooms

Front 133

Which of these spices comes from the bark of a tree?

Back 133

Cinnamon

Front 134

In the cartoon "Dennis the Menace", what is the first name of Dennis's grumpy neighbor, Mr. Wilson?

Back 134

George

Front 135

The tarsus bones are located in which of these parts of the body?

Back 135

Foot

Front 136

In 1993, Republican advisor Mary Matalin married what noted Democratic political consultant?

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James Carville

Front 137

The word "cul-de-sac" comes from a French phrase that literally means what?

Back 137

Bottom of the bag

Front 138

"El Canal del Tiempo" is the Spanish-language version of what cable channel?

Back 138

The Weather Channel

Front 139

In the 1984 movie "The Flamingo Kid," what type of establishment is the El Flamingo?

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Beach club

Front 140

What U.S. president famously declared that he felt as "strong as a bull moose"?

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Theodore Roosevelt

Front 141

The Second Amendment to the US Constitution guarantees which of these rights?

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Right to bear arms

Front 142

In the movie "Back to the Future", what does Marty's mom think his name is when they meet in 1955?

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Calvin

Front 143

What element's name comes from the Greek word for "sun"?

Back 143

Helium

Front 144

Bud Selig is the commissioner of what sport's professional league?

Back 144

Baseball

Front 145

A popular version of the Bible, published in 1611, was commissioned by what English king?

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James I

Front 146

Who wrote the influential text "An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations"?

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Adam Smith

Front 147

Usually weighing between six and ten pounds, what is the body's heaviest organ?

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Skin

Front 148

What restaurant chain's slogan promises, "When you're here, you're Family”?

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Olive Garden

Front 149

Which of the following has not yet been the subject of a documentary by filmmaker Ken Burns?

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Television

Front 150

Which of the following birds is not named for the sound that it makes?

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Robin

Front 151

James Joyce's novel "Ulysses" is loosely based on what classic work?

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The Odyssey

Front 152

The 2002 documentary "Dogtown and Z-Boys" chronicles the early days of what US subculture?

Back 152

Skateboarding

Front 153

Before he was expelled in 2002, James Traficant was a 9-term congressman from what US state?

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Ohio

Front 154

The Pyrenees mountains form the border between France and what other country?

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Spain

Front 155

Founded in 1926 by Hugh Gernsback, Amazing Stories magazine was devoted to what genre of fiction?

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Science fiction

Front 156

Each state is represented by at least how many members of the US Congress?

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3

Front 157

What teen movie features a girl whose stories often begin, "One time, at band camp ..."?

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American Pie

Front 158

The title of the 1991 song "Smells Like Teen Spirit" refers to an actual brand of what?

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Deodorant

Front 159

On the TV series "Felicity", the title character works at what coffeeshop?

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Dean & DeLuca

Front 160

The patron saint of skiers and mountain climbers is named what?

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Bernard

Front 161

An ellipsis is a punctuation mark that usually consists of how many dots?

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3

Front 162

What band's classic rock song features the lines "Pleased to meet you. Hope you guess my name"?

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The Rolling Stones

Front 163

What famous painter is a character in the 2001 movie "Moulin Rouge"?

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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Front 164

George C. Marshall, author of the Marshall Plan, was Secretary of State under what US president?

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Harry Truman

Front 165

Since 1996, the outspoken Willie L. Brown Jr. has been mayor of what US city?

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San Francisco

Front 166

The Adirondack Mountains are in the northeast region of what US state?

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New York

Front 167

Hans Christian Andersen is the author of which of these famous fairy tales?

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The Ugly Duckling

Front 168

In 1991, Croatia declared its independence from what country?

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Yugoslavia

Front 169

The Khmer Rouge, an infamous political group, seized control of what country in the 1970s?

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Cambodia

Front 170

Whose cameo in the 1996 movie "The First Wives Club" features the line "Don't get mad. Get everything"?

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Ivana Trump

Front 171

Musicians Jimmy Page and Robert Plant were members of which of these famous rock and roll bands?

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Led Zeppelin

Front 172

In the game of chess, which of these pieces is never able to move diagonally?

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Rook

Front 173

Introduced as a "ready-to-serve" drink in 1950, Hawaiian Punch's original flavor is now called what?

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Fruit Juicy Red

Front 174

Macular degeneration is a problem affecting what part of the body?

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Eyes

Front 175

Richard Russo won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for his novel set in what fictional New England town?

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Empire Falls

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According to a famous Noel Coward song, only "mad dogs and" who "go out in the midday sun"?

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Englishmen

Front 177

Independent movie director John Waters has set all of his feature films in what city?

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Baltimore

Front 178

Introduced in 1982, Teva is a popular brand of what?

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Sandal

Front 179

What is the name of the killer whale that starred in the 1993 movie "Free Willy"?

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Keiko

Front 180

In French, what vegetable is called "pomme de terre", meaning "apple of the earth"?

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Potato

Front 181

In 2002, what credit card company released a small "2GO" card that attaches to a key chain?

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Discover

Front 182

At the end of the story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", Ichabod Crane's hat is found lying next to a what?

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Shattered pumpkin

Front 183

Ceviche is a Latin American appetizer that usually features what main ingredient?

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Seafood

Front 184

In the 1989 movie "When Harry Met Sally", Harry and Sally sing a show tune from what musical?

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Oklahoma!

Front 185

A program called the "Fourteen Points" was the basis for the peace settlement that ended what war?

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World War I

Front 186

What is the name of the People magazine section that reviews movies, music, books and television?

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Picks & Pans

Front 187

What popular 1980s movie features the memorable line "Nobody puts Baby in a corner"?

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Dirty Dancing

Front 188

Which of these settings is most likely to be described as sylvan?

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Forest

Front 189

What is the fourth closest planet to the sun?

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Mars

Front 190

In 1835, Madame Tussaud opened a famous wax museum in what European city?

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London

Front 191

What does the "M" stand for in the computer abbreviation "CD-ROM"?

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Memory

Front 192

"Shinto", a word meaning "the way of the gods", is the name for an ancient religion of what country?

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Japan

Front 193

Legendary gunslinger William H. Bonney is better known by what nickname?

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Billy the Kid

Front 194

Charlie Chaplin's classic film character, the Little Tramp, wore what type of hat?

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Derby

Front 195

Payola is a type of illegal payment typically associated with what industry?

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Radio

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In 2001, the Boeing aircraft company relocated its world headquarters to what Midwestern city?

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Chicago

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In the 1957 movie "An Affair to Remember", a romantic meeting is planned atop what landmark?

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Empire State Building

Front 198

Industrialist John D. Rockefeller co-founded what Company?

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Standard Oil

Front 199

The 2002 bestseller "You Cannot Be Serious" is the autobiography of what former pro athlete?

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John McEnroe

Front 200

Which of these famous painters was Spanish?

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Pablo Picasso

Front 201

The largest ocean in terms of area is what?

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Pacific

Front 202

In the 1988 movie "Rain Man" Raymond insists on buying his underwear from what retailer?

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K-Mart

Front 203

In the US version of the board game Clue, Mrs. Peacock is represented by what color token?

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Blue

Front 204

Which city is west of the Mississippi River?

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Little Rock

Front 205

On the TV Series "M*A*S*H", what is "Hot Lips" Houlihan's first name?

Back 205

Margaret

Front 206

“Made in Great Britain" appears on the packaging of what popular mint?

Back 206

Altoids

Front 207

Anti-Terrorist agent Jack Bauer is a hero of what TV Drama?

Back 207

24

Front 208

A capo is a device to adjust the pitch on what instrument?

Back 208

Guitar

Front 209

A long-running TV ad featured coffee secretly replaced by what product?

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Folgers

Front 210

What former "Charlie’s Angel" TV star has had her own clothing line at K-Mart since 1985?

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Jaclyn Smith

Front 211

What web site scooped traditional news sources in breaking the Monica Lewinsky scandal in 1998?

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The Drudge Report

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Since 1902, the 3M Company has been based in what "M" state?

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Minnesota

Front 213

The Roman god Janus, for which January is named, has what unusual feature?

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Two faces

Front 214

A long running National Public Radio Show is titled "All Things" what?

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Considered

Front 215

Bronze, White Holland, and Bourbon Red are varieties of what animal?

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Turkey

Front 216

The head chef of a restaurant is often assisted by a person with what title?

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Sous-chef

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All Nobel Prizes except for the peace prize are awarded in what European city?

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Stockholm

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In 1998, 77-year-old John Glenn traveled in space while serving as a US Senator from what state?

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Ohio

Front 219

Founded in 1994, Old Navy is a division of what clothing retailer?

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Gap Inc.

Front 220

In 1804, Rhode Island College honored a $5,000 donation by changing its name to what?

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Brown University

Front 221

In the 1984 election, Ronald Reagan won the electoral vote in every state but which?

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Minnesota

Front 222

Which of these European capitals is built on top of seven hills?

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Rome

Front 223

What TV show featured an audience of children known as the Peanut Gallery?

Back 223

Howdy Doody

Front 224

In 1927 Charles Lindbergh made history when he made his non stop solo flight from the U.S. to what European city?

Back 224

Paris

Front 225

The Rudyard Kipling story "Rikki Tikki Tavi" is set in what country?

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India

Front 226

Berlitz schools specialize in teaching what?

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Foreign Languages

Front 227

Lake Victoria, the second largest freshwater lake in the world, feeds into which of these rivers?

Back 227

Nile

Front 228

Residents of what U.S. state are known as "Jayhawkers"?

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Kansas

Front 229

The musical "Oklahoma" features a character who sings "I'm just a girl who can't say" what?

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No

Front 230

In 1973, Spiro Agnew resigned as US Vice President after being charged with what crime?

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Tax Evasion

Front 231

Which of these ecological regions often has dense thickets of evergreen trees and shrubs?

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Chaparral

Front 232

"Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son" is a line from what movie?

Back 232

Animal House

Front 233

In the musical "The Phantom of the Opera" the Phantom falls in love with a soprano named what?

Back 233

Christine

Front 234

Which of these sports is an event at the Winter Olympics?

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Biathlon

Front 235

"Telenovela" is a Spanish word for what kind of TV show?

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Soap Opera

Front 236

The sinking of the Lusitania Ocean Liner hastened the U.S. entry into what war?

Back 236

World War I

Front 237

Who was Bob Dole's running mate in the 1996 presidential election?

Back 237

Jack Kemp

Front 238

In the comic strip "Doonesbury," Vice President Dan Quayle was often depicted as a floating what?

Back 238

Feather

Front 239

Which of these desserts became popular after its recipe was published in the Girl Scout handbook in 1927?

Back 239

'Smores

Front 240

Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear" is a painting by what famous artist?

Back 240

Vincent van Gogh

Front 241

Which of the following is most likely to have a macadam surface?

Back 241

Road

Front 242

Whose ads used to claim, "we do more before 9:00 a.m. than most people do all day"?

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US Army

Front 243

In 1885, what world leader commissioned Peter Carl Fabergé to create his famed jeweled eggs?

Back 243

Czar Alexander III

Front 244

"Gâteau" is the French word for what food?

Back 244

Cake

Front 245

In 1978, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin won the Nobel Peace Prize with what Middle Eastern leader?

Back 245

Anwar Sadat

Front 246

If it is 4 pm in Boston, Massachusetts, what time is it in Anchorage, Alaska?

Back 246

Noon

Front 247

What is another name for the poisonous snake known as the water moccasin?

Back 247

Cottonmouth

Front 248

A full-term human pregnancy typically lasts how many weeks?

Back 248

40

Front 249

Which of the Great Lakes is farthest East?

Back 249

Ontario

Front 250

In the 50 States Quarters Program, what State quarter features the Motto "Birthplace of Aviation Pioneers"?

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Ohio

Front 251

A spelunker is a person who does what as a hobby?

Back 251

Explores caves

Front 252

The logo for FTD features what Roman god holding a bouquet of flowers?

Back 252

Mercury

Front 253

The 1950's TV series "The Mickey Mouse Club "always started with a cartoon of Donald Duck doing what?

Back 253

Striking a gong

Front 254

A California Roll is a popular form of sushi that traditionally contains which of the following?

Back 254

Avocado

Front 255

Travelers usually use iodine tablets for what purpose?

Back 255

Purify water

Front 256

On the TV series "The Golden Girls," who often begins her stories with the line "Picture it. Sicily"?

Back 256

Sophia

Front 257

What satirical novel features a character named "Major Major Major"?

Back 257

Catch 22

Front 258

Which of these cities is located where the Kansas and Missouri rivers meet?

Back 258

Kansas City

Front 259

Often found in health clubs, an 'erg' machine simulates which of the following?

Back 259

Rowing a boat

Front 260

What teen singer,often called an "anti-Britney" is known for her hits "Sk8ter Boi" and "Complicated"?

Back 260

Avril Lavigne

Front 261

The phrase "10,000 Lakes" appears on the license plates of what U.S. state?

Back 261

Minnesota

Front 262

The Old West word "buckaroo" comes from a Spanish word meaning what?

Back 262

Cowboy

Front 263

In the 1970's what comedian often sported a white suit and played the banjo as part of his act?

Back 263

Steve Martin

Front 264

A classic World War I era song, advises you to "pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and" what?

Back 264

Smile, smile, smile

Front 265

The word "teriyaki" is derived from two Japanese words meaning which of the following?

Back 265

Glaze and broil

Front 266

What former First Lady's autobiography is titled "First Lady From Plains"?

Back 266

Rosalynn Carter

Front 267

What is the name of the 1990s TV spokesperson better known as "The Snapple Lady"?

Back 267

Wendy

Front 268

What televangelist is the long-time host of the TV program "The 700 Club"?

Back 268

Pat Robertson

Front 269

What event provides the setting for the opening scenes of the 1972 movie "The Godfather"?

Back 269

Wedding reception

Front 270

Steve Jobs is the co-founder and CEO of what company?

Back 270

Apple

Front 271

What famous performer's epitaph reads, "Everybody loves somebody sometime"?

Back 271

Dean Martin

Front 272

In the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, Frodo Baggins is what kind of creature?

Back 272

Hobbit

Front 273

Hepatitis is a disease that causes the inflammation of what organ?

Back 273

Liver

Front 274

What 20th-century dicatator was nicknamed "Papa Doc"?

Back 274

Francois Duvalier

Front 275

Which of these pieces of advice is not given in the song "Santa Claus is Comin' to Town"?

Back 275

You better not lie

Front 276

The saying "catch the crumbs" is meant to remind you how to wear what piece of clothing?

Back 276

Cummerbund

Front 277

In 2002, the E Network debuted a show about the daily life of who?

Back 277

Anna Nicole Smith

Front 278

Comic strip character Beetle Bailey is in what branch of the military?

Back 278

Army

Front 279

What kind of animals are the cartoon duo Heckle and Jeckle?

Back 279

Magpies

Front 280

After 18 years of exile, Juan Peron was re-elected president of which country in 1973?

Back 280

Argentina

Front 281

What would NOT be treated by an otolaryngologist?

Back 281

Eye

Front 282

What classic novel is subtitled "Life Among the Lowly"?

Back 282

Uncle Tom's Cabin

Front 283

On the TV series “Laugh-In,” Arte Johnson’s German soldier was best known for saying what?

Back 283

Very interesting

Front 284

Members of the Guardian Angels traditionally wear what distinctive piece of clothing?

Back 284

Red beret

Front 285

The MTV series "Cribs" give viewers an inside look at what?

Back 285

Celebrity Homes

Front 286

1970's TV Detective Kojack favored what brand of lollipop?

Back 286

Tootsie Pop

Front 287

Beacon Hill is an historic neighborhood in which of these U.S. cities?

Back 287

Boston

Front 288

Known for its poison bite the mamba is what kind of animal?

Back 288

Snake

Front 289

The classic TV series "Star Trek" is set in what century?

Back 289

23rd

Front 290

In the children's poem, "The Owl and the Pussycat", what color is the boat they take to sea?

Back 290

Pea-green

Front 291

What 1960s TV sitcom was based on a series of cartoons that appeared in The New Yorker magazine?

Back 291

The Addams Family

Front 292

Named for their resemblance to a hand, the Finger Lakes are located in what U.S. state?

Back 292

New York

Front 293

What TV teen has a good friend nicknamed Cockroach?

Back 293

Theo Huxtable

Front 294

Used to thicken sauces and soups, a roux is a mixture of fat and what?

Back 294

Flour

Front 295

The 1997 movie "In and Out" was inspired by what actor's Academy Award acceptance speech?

Back 295

Tom Hanks

Front 296

What former first lady served as a member of the U.S. delegation to the United Nations?

Back 296

Eleanor Roosevelt

Front 297

What State Capitol is irreverently known as "the Big Tomato"?

Back 297

Sacramento

Front 298

In the 1950's Jonas Salk developed the first successful vaccine for what disease?

Back 298

Polio

Front 299

The tropical island Bali is a part of what Southeast Asian country?

Back 299

Indonesia

Front 300

The French Open is played on tennis courts with what surface?

Back 300

Clay

Front 301

The capital of which of these U.S. states is named after Christopher Columbus?

Back 301

South Carolina

Front 302

The line "But there is no joy in Mudville" is from what famous poem?

Back 302

Casey at the Bat

Front 303

In the 2002 movie "Red Dragon," Edward Norton's character tracks a criminal with what nickname?

Back 303

The Tooth Fairy

Front 304

Switzerland does not border which of these countries?

Back 304

Belgium

Front 305

What TV personality wrote the 1999 self help book "Beauty fades, Dumb is Forever"?

Back 305

Judge Judy

Front 306

For over 45 years, DuPont used the slogan "Better Things For Better Living Through..." what?

Back 306

Chemistry

Front 307

What Broadway musical revolves around life at the decadent Kit Kat Club?

Back 307

Caberet

Front 308

Because it joined the Union in 1876, what state is nicknamed "The Centennial State"?

Back 308

Colorado

Front 309

Since 1990, the annual Academy Awards ceremony has taken place in what month?

Back 309

March

Front 310

What state's WNBA team is named the Starzz?

Back 310

Utah

Front 311

Which of these household appliances is most likely to feature a HEPA filter?

Back 311

Vacuum cleaner

Front 312

On a movie set the craft service department is usually in charge of what?

Back 312

Food

Front 313

What political pundit published the 1992 bestseller "The Way Things Ought to Be."

Back 313

Rush Limbaugh

Front 314

James Joyce's semi-autobiographical novel is titled "A portrait of the artist as a" what?

Back 314

Young Man

Front 315

Parris Island is the East Coast basic training site of what U.S. military branch?

Back 315

Marines

Front 316

What English king was nicknamed the "Lion-Hearted"?

Back 316

Richard I

Front 317

In sports, a 'screwball' is a type of what?

Back 317

Baseball pitch

Front 318

The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, the tallest in the nation, lights up the coast of what U.S. state?

Back 318

North Carolina

Front 319

Established in 1941, the United Service Organization provides entertainment to what group?

Back 319

U.S. Military

Front 320

A gerund is a kind of noun that has what ending?

Back 320

-ing

Front 321

What is the largest Starbucks Coffee size?

Back 321

Venti

Front 322

In 1986 what media mogul caused a stir when he released a list of over 100 films he planned to colorize?

Back 322

Ted Turner

Front 323

Charles Darwin’s landmark book on evolution is titled "Origin of" what?

Back 323

Species

Front 324

What U.S. state's history of mining has earned it the nickname "The Silver State"?

Back 324

Nevada

Front 325

In what year did Hawaii, the nation's 50th state, join the Union?

Back 325

1959

Front 326

Beef Brisket is obtained from what part of a cow?

Back 326

Breast

Front 327

Archduke Francis Ferdinand whose assassination helped to spark WWI was the heir to what Empire’s throne?

Back 327

Austro-Hungarian

Front 328

In the 1989 film “Do The Right Thing”, a riot begins after a trash can is thrown through the front window of a what?

Back 328

Pizzeria

Front 329

What is the maximum number of players who can play in a game of Chinese Checkers?

Back 329

6

Front 330

The 1979 Vietnam War movie Apocalypse Now is based on a novella by what author?

Back 330

Joseph Conrad

Front 331

In 1989 who did Time magazine name Man of the Decade?

Back 331

Mikhail Gorbachev

Front 332

Glacier National Park consists of over 1 million acres of land in what US state?

Back 332

Montana

Front 333

On the TV series "Sex and the City," which main character is a lawyer?

Back 333

Miranda

Front 334

On the TV series "The Bernie Mac Show," what is the title character's profession?

Back 334

Stand-up comedian

Front 335

The Suwannee River, made famous by a Stephen Foster song, runs through which of these U.S. states?

Back 335

Florida

Front 336

Which of these animals is also known as a silvertip?

Back 336

Grizzly Bear

Front 337

Famous for its circular shape, NYC's Guggenheim Museum was designed by what architect?

Back 337

Frank Lloyd Wright

Front 338

Alexander graham Bell's famous first words into a telephone were "Watson, Come Here" what?

Back 338

I want you

Front 339

Marcel Duchamp shocked the art world with his 1912 painting titled "Nude Descending a" what?

Back 339

Staircase

Front 340

What is the national capital of Canada?

Back 340

Ottawa

Front 341

Who served as U.S. Vice President under President Dwight D. Eisenhower?

Back 341

Richard Nixon

Front 342

What TV comedian's signature sign-off was "Good night, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are"?

Back 342

Jimmy Durante

Front 343

What does the "E" stand for in the Disney acronym "EPCOT"?

Back 343

Experimental

Front 344

AMF is a company that specializes in making equipment for which of these sports?

Back 344

Bowling

Front 345

In 1898, Theodore Roosevelt led a daring charge up San Juan Hill in what country?

Back 345

Cuba

Front 346

Traditional Italian balsamic vinegar is made from the juice of what food?

Back 346

Grapes

Front 347

In 1975, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis began a 19-year career as a what?

Back 347

Book editor

Front 348

How many inches in diameter is a standard compact disc?

Back 348

4.75

Front 349

The word "discotheque" comes from a French word meaning what?

Back 349

Record library

Front 350

"That frosty mug taste" was a popular advertising slogan for what brand of soda?

Back 350

A&W Root Beer

Front 351

What TV personality wrote the 1998 autobiography "For Laughing Out Loud"?

Back 351

Ed McMahon

Front 352

The fabled Hope Diamond is set in what type of jewelry?

Back 352

Necklace

Front 353

In the 1960s, Vince Lombardi won five NFL championships as coach of what team?

Back 353

Green Bay Packers

Front 354

Since 1946, what slogan as appeared on the cover of Highlights for Children magazine?

Back 354

Fun with a Purpose

Front 355

Also known as "frown muscles," the corrugator muscles are where on the human face?

Back 355

Forehead

Front 356

Garrison Keillor's fictional hometown, Lake Wobegon, is located in what state?

Back 356

Minnesota

Front 357

In the 2002 movie "Men In Black II," a magazine ad prompts an alien to take the form of what?

Back 357

Victoria’s Secret model

Front 358

What cosmetic brand's ads feature the slogan "easy, breezy, beautiful"?

Back 358

Cover Girl

Front 359

In the 1988 movie "Big," which of these songs does Tom Hanks' character play on a giant piano keyboard?

Back 359

Heart and Soul

Front 360

What playwright was married to Marilyn Monroe in the 1950s?

Back 360

Arthur Miller

Front 361

Hydrophobia is another name for what disease?

Back 361

Rabies

Front 362

Doctors use a patch test to determine a patient's what?

Back 362

Allergies

Front 363

Bay Area Rapid Transit is a rail system serving what metropolitan area?

Back 363

San Francisco

Front 364

What is the name for the youngest members of the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.?

Back 364

Daisies

Front 365

What was the first name of the man who created Webster's Dictionary?

Back 365

Noah

Front 366

Anthracite is a highly pure form of what substance?

Back 366

Coal

Front 367

In the novel "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," the gum-chewing Violet turns into a giant what?

Back 367

Blueberry

Front 368

Which of these "nuts" is actually a legume?

Back 368

Peanut

Front 369

What layer of the Earth's atmosphere is farthest from its surface?

Back 369

Exosphere

Front 370

In Greek Mythology, what monster lived in the center of the labyrinth?

Back 370

Minotaur

Front 371

"Ursus arctos horribilis" is the scientific name for what kind of bear?

Back 371

Grizzly Bear

Front 372

What restaurant chain offers a signature meal called the Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity?

Back 372

IHOP

Front 373

"Crack that whip!" is the first line of a 1980 hit by what New Wave band?

Back 373

Devo

Front 374

What legal term is used to describe a person who acts as his own lawyer in court?

Back 374

Pro se

Front 375

The Latin abbreviation "QED" is most likely to be used in which of the following?

Back 375

Mathematical proof

Front 376

Who is the most recently appointed justice on the U.S. Supreme Court?

Back 376

Stephen Breyer

Front 377

According to Parkinson's Law, what "expands so as to fill the time available for its completion"?

Back 377

Work

Front 378

What phrase is repeated throughout the chorus of the 1999 song "Mambo No. 5"?

Back 378

A little bit of

Front 379

Fandango.com specializes in the sale of what?

Back 379

Movie tickets

Front 380

In classical Greek architecture, what type of column is typically the most ornate?

Back 380

Corinthian

Front 381

By definition, an apértif is a drink served when?

Back 381

Before a meal

Front 382

Meaning "idealistic and impractical," the word "quixotic" comes from a character created by what author?

Back 382

Miguel de Cervantes

Front 383

Chicken cordon bleu usually consists of pieces of chicken topped with cheese and what meat?

Back 383

Ham

Front 384

The 1979 movie "Quadrophenia" is based on an album by what rock and roll band?

Back 384

The Who

Front 385

A portobello is a popular type of what food?

Back 385

Mushroom

Front 386

The 2001 Broadway musical "Mamma Mia!" features the music of what group?

Back 386

ABBA

Front 387

Thomas Edison's kinetoscope was used to do what?

Back 387

Watch motion pictures

Front 388

In 1997, TV personality Oprah Winfrey launched a charity foundation called "Oprah's" what?

Back 388

Angel Network

Front 389

The infamous St. Valentine's Day massacre took place in 1929 in what U.S. city?

Back 389

Chicago

Front 390

The Yangtze River, the longest river in Asia, is in what country?

Back 390

China

Front 391

Omega-3 oils are beneficial fatty acids found in which of the following?

Back 391

Fish

Front 392

Drugs known as "beta blockers" are commonly prescribed for which of these conditions?

Back 392

Hypertension

Front 393

Tourists flock to what U.S. city in order to experience nightlife on Bourbon Street?

Back 393

New Orleans

Front 394

Which of these actors rose to international fame by starring in director Sergio Leone's "spaghetti westerns"?

Back 394

Clint Eastwood

Front 395

In the classic board game Monopoly, which of these states does not have a property named after it?

Back 395

Michigan

Front 396

On the TV series "Family Ties," what is the name of Mallory's vocabulary-challenged boyfriend?

Back 396

Nick

Front 397

A southeastern region of what country lies on the Yucatan Peninsula?

Back 397

Mexico

Front 398

An official statement issued by the Pope is called a "papal" what?

Back 398

Bull

Front 399

Mount Hood is an extinct volcano located in what western U.S. state?

Back 399

Oregon

Front 400

The Ficus elastica is a common houseplant better known by what name?

Back 400

Rubber plant

Front 401

About 90% of all avacados in the U.S. are grown in what state?

Back 401

California

Front 402

What well-known product has been made on Louisiana's Avery Island since 1868?

Back 402

Tabasco sauce

Front 403

Moulin Rouge, the famous Paris dance hall, features what on its roof?

Back 403

Windmill

Front 404

In May 2002, what city unveiled a bronze statue of Mary Tyler Moore tossing her hat into the air?

Back 404

Minneapolis

Front 405

On the TV series "Bewitched," what is the name of Darrin's boss at the advertising agency?

Back 405

Larry Tate

Front 406

What type of wrench has a gauge that shows the amount of force being applied?

Back 406

Torque

Front 407

A snickerdoodle is a type of what treat?

Back 407

Cookie

Front 408

A classic chldren's book by Crockett Johnson features Harold and his crayon of what color?

Back 408

Purple

Front 409

Anne Sullivan was the longtime tutor for what famous American?

Back 409

Helen Keller

Front 410

In the human chest, the top seven sets of ribs connect to which of these bones?

Back 410

Sternum

Front 411

What is the geometry term for a line that starts at a point and continues indefinitely in one direction?

Back 411

Ray

Front 412

The duodenum, jejunum and ileum are the three sections of what organ in the human body?

Back 412

Small intestine

Front 413

On the TV show "Happy Days," Mr. Cunningham was a member of what fraternal organization?

Back 413

The Leopard Lodge

Front 414

Due to a controversy over nude photos, what state initally sent two women to the 2002 Miss America pageant?

Back 414

North Carolina

Front 415

Gruyère is a popular type of what food?

Back 415

Cheese

Front 416

In his 1984 hit song, Sammy Hagar complains "I Can't Drive" what?

Back 416

55

Front 417

A single term for members of the U.S. House of Representatives lasts how many years?

Back 417

2

Front 418

Which of the following is not a trademarked brand name?

Back 418

Index card

Front 419

Which of these U.S. cities is located on the shore of Biscayne Bay?

Back 419

Miami, FL

Front 420

A traditional pesto sauce is made with what kind of nut?

Back 420

Pine nut

Front 421

A popular ad slogan invites people to "Come to Jamaica and" do what?

Back 421

Feel all right

Front 422

For the past 50 years, Weber has been a leading brand of what cooking device?

Back 422

Outdoor Grill

Front 423

The Hebrew word "shalom" literally means what?

Back 423

Peace

Front 424

During the opening of the TV series "The Jetsons" George Jetson's futuristic car folds up into a what?

Back 424

Briefcase

Front 425

Low-density lipoproteins, or LDL, transport which of the following throught the bloodstream?

Back 425

Cholesterol

Front 426

In 1964, what gas company began a Christmas tradition when it released a toy truck bearing its logo?

Back 426

Hess

Front 427

In 1776, what American patriot wrote the pro-independence pamphlet "Common Sense"?

Back 427

Thomas Paine

Front 428

The historic Ford Theatre is located in what U.S. city?

Back 428

Washington, D.C.

Front 429

In the U.S., which of these street signs is normally shaped like a pentagon?

Back 429

School Zone

Front 430

Which of these imaginary lines does not follow a straight path along the Earth's surface?

Back 430

International Date Line

Front 431

In 1789, George Washington's presidential inauguration took place in what city?

Back 431

New York

Front 432

Microsoft's headquarters are located in what city?

Back 432

Redmond, WA

Front 433

A person born on Christmas Day falls under what sign of the Zodiac?

Back 433

Capricorn

Front 434

Congressman Tip O'neil was famous for saying "All politics is " what?

Back 434

Local

Front 435

In 2002, what TV journalist had a wll-publicized eye-lift before launching her lastest news show?

Back 435

Greta Van Susteren

Front 436

The 2002 debut of TV's "Celebrity Boxing" featured a bout between Tonya Harding and whom?

Back 436

Paula Jones

Front 437

Which of these Cabinet member positions is first in line for sucession to the U.S. presidency?

Back 437

Secretary of State

Front 438

A daguerrotype is an early kind of what?

Back 438

Photograph

Front 439

Soft-Shoe is a common form of what type of dance?

Back 439

Tap

Front 440

What TV personality is the regular host of the late night talk show "Last Call"?

Back 440

Carson Daly

Front 441

Calculus is another name for what dental problem?

Back 441

Tartar

Front 442

What TV sitcom features a neighbor named Wilson, who is never seen from the nose down?

Back 442

Home Improvement

Front 443

Derived from the Latin word "argentum" Ag is the chemical symbol for what element?

Back 443

Silver

Front 444

In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic books, the turtles are all named after whom?

Back 444

Renaissance Artists

Front 445

In a classic episode of "The Cosby Show", the Huxtables hold a funeral for what family pet?

Back 445

Goldfish

Front 446

In the "Dennis the Menace" comic strip, Dennis is the object of what girl's affection?

Back 446

Margaret

Front 447

The vertical ridges in corduroy material are known as what?

Back 447

Wales

Front 448

YM Magazines targets what group of readers?

Front 449

Don Pardo is the long time annoucer of what TV series?

Back 449

Saturday Night Live

Front 450

What fictional East Coast town is the setting for the 1975 movie "Jaws"?

Back 450

Amity

Front 451

"Bumbershoot" is a slang word for what everyday item?

Back 451

Umbrella

Front 452

Which of these singer-songwriters was the lead vocalist of the band Velvet Underground?

Back 452

Lou Reed

Front 453

Which of the following are you most likely to by on orbitz.com?

Back 453

Airline Tickets

Front 454

Since 2001, what company's ad campaign has asked consumers to "get the door"?

Back 454

Domino’s

Front 455

"Popping" and "locking" are moves in what style of dance?

Back 455

Break dancing

Front 456

Which of these colors did not appear on the original Rubik's Cube?

Back 456

Brown

Front 457

Which of these acronyms is often used to refer to a married couple with two incomes and no children?

Back 457

DINK

Front 458

"Fixer" and "stop bath" chemical solutions are often used to do what?

Back 458

Develop photos

Front 459

On the TV series "The Dukes of Hazzard," what are the names of the two main characters?

Back 459

Bo and Luke

Front 460

Once known as Dominion Day, July 1st is the national holiday of what country?

Back 460

Canada

Front 461

What mammal has the highest blood pressure of all animals?

Back 461

Giraffe

Front 462

Where in the house would andirons normally be found?

Back 462

Fireplace

Front 463

Brothers Bob and Harvey Weinstein founded what independent film company in 1979?

Back 463

Miramax Films

Front 464

People frequently take the hormone melatonin to help them do which of the following?

Back 464

Fall asleep

Front 465

Which of these ingredients is traditionally found in a Cobb salad?

Back 465

Hard-boiled eggs

Front 466

What TV series uses the Who song "Who Are You" as its theme song?

Back 466

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Front 467

Which of the following animals is not a mollusk?

Back 467

Eel

Front 468

Bocce is often described as an Italian version of what game?

Back 468

Lawn bowling

Front 469

Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers are named after a famous player of what sport?

Back 469

Basketball

Front 470

On the TV series "The Honeymooners," Ralph often tells his wife, Alice, "Baby, you're the" what?

Back 470

Greatest

Front 471

Which of the following would most likely have a safety feature called a "crumple zone"?

Back 471

Automobile

Front 472

The expression "man Friday" comes from the name of a character in what novel?

Back 472

Robinson Crusoe

Front 473

Skywalker Ranch is the movie production complex of what famous director?

Back 473

George Lucas

Front 474

Homer's "Odyssey" chronicles Odysseus's return from doing what?

Back 474

Fighting in Trojan War

Front 475

What First Lady saved a famous portrait of George Washington from a White House fire?

Back 475

Dolley Madison

Front 476

Legendary coach Knute Rockne told what team to "Win one for the Gipper"?

Back 476

Notre Dame

Front 477

U.S. Constitution states that the President may be removed from office for committing "high crimes and" what?

Back 477

Misdemeanors

Front 478

Monte Carlo is a popular tourist destination located in what part of the world?

Back 478

French Riviera

Front 479

What actress spent her last years serving as the goodwill ambassador for UNICEF?

Back 479

Audrey Hepburn

Front 480

What song plays during the opening credits of the 1969 movie "Easy Rider"?

Back 480

Born To Be Wild

Front 481

The superior vena cava and the inferior vena cava are blood vessels that return blood to what organ?

Back 481

Heart

Front 482

A 'pit boss' is a supervisor at which of these places?

Back 482

Casino

Front 483

The 1995 self-help book "The Rules" offers women advice on what subject?

Back 483

Dating

Front 484

What does the "S" stand for in the auto-racing acronym NASCAR?

Back 484

Stock

Front 485

On the Internet, the domain names of nonprofit groups often have what three-letter suffix?

Back 485

.org

Front 486

What nut is a primary ingredient in the chocolate-flavored spread Nutella?

Back 486

Hazelnut

Front 487

By definition, a Mexican dish served "con queso" comes with what?

Back 487

Cheese

Front 488

The Gettysburg Address ends with the hope that "government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not" what?

Back 488

Perish from the earth

Front 489

What part of the body is composed of thyroid cartilage?

Back 489

Adam's apple

Front 490

Kodiak Island is located off the coast of what US state?

Back 490

Alaska

Front 491

In a famous speech, who said "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself"?

Back 491

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Front 492

The Rhodesian ridgeback was originally bred as a hunting dog on what continent?

Back 492

Africa

Front 493

Since 1901, what US city has been home to the festive New Year's Day "Mummers Parade"?

Back 493

Philadelphia

Front 494

According to Greek mythology, Icarus had wings made out of feathers and which of these materials?

Back 494

Wax

Front 495

What Broadway musical opens with the leading man singing, "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning"?

Back 495

Oklahoma!

Front 496

Which of these herbs is commonly believed to act as an antidepressant?

Back 496

St. John's wort

Front 497

Who was told during a US Vice Presidential debate, "Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy"?

Back 497

Dan Quayle

Front 498

On the TV show "Alias", Sydney Bristow leads a double life as a secret agent and a what?

Back 498

Graduate student

Front 499

Lawman Eliot Ness formed "The Untouchables" to fight the bootlegging activities of what gangster?

Back 499

Al Capone

Front 500

What is the value of the Roman numeral XC?

Back 500

90

Front 501

A newt is a type of what animal?

Back 501

Salamander

Front 502

What US state is the country's largest producer of peanuts?

Back 502

Georgia

Front 503

With over a billion people, what country has the second largest population in the world?

Back 503

India

Front 504

What mythical creature is featured on the Mobil gas station logo?

Back 504

Pegasus

Front 505

The Talmud is a collection of laws and teachings central to what religion?

Back 505

Judaism

Front 506

In 2000, the makers of Gatorade introduced a vitamin-enhanced bottled water named what?

Back 506

Propel

Front 507

On the TV series "The Sopranos", what is the name of Tony Soprano's daughter?

Back 507

Meadow

Front 508

What holiday marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year?

Back 508

Rosh Hashanah

Front 509

According to a hit 2002 song by rap artist Nelly, "It's gettin' " what "in herre"?

Back 509

Hot

Front 510

The French word "sans" means what?

Back 510

Without

Front 511

A large mural nicknamed "Touchdown Jesus" looks over the football stadium of what US school?

Back 511

University of Notre Dame

Front 512

A mountain lion known as the "Nittany Lion" is the mascot of what university?

Back 512

Penn State

Front 513

Since 1983, what national magazine has published an annual "America's Best Colleges" list?

Back 513

US News & World Report

Front 514

A kind of armor made of interlocking metal rings is called what?

Back 514

Mail

Front 515

In the 1979 movie "Alien", what is the name of Sigourney Weaver's character?

Back 515

Ripley

Front 516

In the 1950s, the ducktail was a popular style of what?

Back 516

Haircut

Front 517

In the 2002 movie "Barbershop", what performer stars as Calvin, the shop's owner?

Back 517

Ice Cube

Front 518

What Andrew Lloyd Webber musical is based on a book of poems by T.S. Eliot?

Back 518

Cats

Front 519

In the painting popularly known as "Whistler's Mother", what color is the subject's dress?

Back 519

Black

Front 520

The music video for the 1982 song "Mickey" features Toni Basil dressed as a what?

Back 520

Cheerleader

Front 521

In the classic children's book, the well-intentioned Amelia Bedelia worked as a what?

Back 521

Housekeeper

Front 522

In which of these card games do players keep score using pegs on a board?

Back 522

Cribbage

Front 523

Which of these cities has a subway system known as the "Underground"?

Back 523

London

Front 524

Which of these words means "to complain"?

Back 524

Kvetch

Front 525

The 1995 movie "The Usual Suspects" takes its title from a famous line in what movie?

Back 525

Casablanca

Front 526

In 47 B.C., what historical figure reportedly boasted, "Veni, vidi, vici"?

Back 526

Julius Caesar

Front 527

Crete is the largest island of what country?

Back 527

Greece

Front 528

In Latin, the word "alibi" means which of the following?

Back 528

Elsewhere

Front 529

Made by the sporting goods company Callaway, "Big Bertha" is a popular line of what?

Back 529

Golf clubs

Front 530

In the movie "My Big Fat Greek Wedding", the bride's father uses what to cure all health problems?

Back 530

Windex

Front 531

The longest-reigning king in French history, Louis XIV was often known by which of these nicknames?

Back 531

The Sun King

Front 532

One gross is equal to how many dozen?

Back 532

12

Front 533

New York Yankee Derek Jeter usually plays what position in the field?

Back 533

Shortstop

Front 534

In a popular "Seinfeld" episode, Elaine struggles to buy what dessert for a dinner party?

Back 534

Babka

Front 535

Plantar fasciitis is a physical condition characterized by pain in what part of the body?

Back 535

Heel

Front 536

What was the first name of NYC's Mayor LaGuardia, the namesake of LaGuardia Airport?

Back 536

Fiorello

Front 537

What popular TV series regularly featured a group of dancers called "Fly Girls"?

Back 537

In Living Color

Front 538

What bird's skin is often made into leather?

Back 538

Ostrich

Front 539

In the standard US version of the game Monopoly, how much does each railroad cost?

Back 539

200

Front 540

Which of these Yiddish words means "a person who gossips or meddles"?

Back 540

Yenta

Front 541

Students applying to business school usually must take what standardized test?

Back 541

GMAT

Front 542

The 2002 movie "The Sum of All Fears" recounts the early days of what fictional hero's career?

Back 542

Jack Ryan

Front 543

Isabel Briggs-Myers and her mother were the creators of a popular test used to determine what?

Back 543

Personality type

Front 544

Since its founding, the Eastman Kodak Company has been headquartered in what U.S. city?

Back 544

Rochester, NY

Front 545

The saying "There's a sucker born every minute" is attributed to what famous American?

Back 545

P.T. Barnum

Front 546

In June 2002, what rock star launched a magazine named after his well-known tongue?

Back 546

Gene Simmons

Front 547

"Weird Al" Yankovic's 1983 song "Another One Rides the Bus" parodies a hit single by what group?

Back 547

Queen

Front 548

Covering about 3.5 million square miles, which of these deserts is the largest?

Back 548

Sahara

Front 549

What US first lady was also the niece of a former U.S. president?

Back 549

Eleanor Roosevelt

Front 550

The astrological sign Aries is represented by what animal?

Back 550

Ram

Front 551

A classic 1966 Simon & Garfunkel album is titled "Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and" what?

Back 551

Thyme

Front 552

The classic 1966 documentary "The Endless Summer" follows two men as they travel the globe doing what?

Back 552

Surfing

Front 553

Brothers Zac, Issac and Taylor are members of what Pop group?

Back 553

Hanson

Front 554

In the TV show "Growing Pains," Mike Seaver's best friend is known by what nickname?

Back 554

Boner

Front 555

Since 1860, Nestle has been headquartered in what country?

Back 555

Switzerland

Front 556

Which of these animals is also known as an anteater?

Back 556

Aardvark

Front 557

A popular type of flat panel TV uses which of these substances to create a picture?

Back 557

Plasma

Front 558

Standard stick of butter weighs how many ounces?

Back 558

4

Front 559

In humans, the "Ulna" is a bone located where?

Back 559

Forearm

Front 560

What comedian's 1994 book "Don't Stand Too Close to a Naked Man" recounts his brief stay in prison?

Back 560

Tim Allen

Front 561

In the song "The Lady is a Tramp", the lady hates California for which of these reasons?

Back 561

It’s cool and it’s damp

Front 562

In the U.S., what are the dimensions of a standard business card?

Back 562

2” x 3.5”

Front 563

What US President survived two assassination attempts by women?

Back 563

Gerald Ford

Front 564

What popular Broadway musical features a character named Rum Tum Tugger?

Back 564

Cats

Front 565

Launched in 1957, what was the name of the first artificial satellite put into space?

Back 565

Sputnik I

Front 566

Which of these countries' government is not headed by a person with the title of prime minister?

Back 566

Germany

Front 567

What part of a golf course is also known as "the dance floor"?

Back 567

Green

Front 568

George Wallace faced off with J.F.K. over desegregation when serving as governor of what state?

Back 568

Alabama

Front 569

Since 1938, the Caldecott Medal has been awarded annually for achievement in what?

Back 569

Picturebook Illustration

Front 570

What is the smallest unit of soldiers in the US Army?

Back 570

Squad

Front 571

Andrea Bocelli is best known as a singer with what vocal range?

Back 571

Tenor

Front 572

What Jewish holiday is also known as the Day of Atonement?

Back 572

Yom Kippur

Front 573

What word in this question functions as an indefinite article?

Back 573

An

Front 574

By definition, a passion play is a stage reenactment of the life and death of whom?

Back 574

Jesus Christ

Front 575

In September 2002, pop diva Gwen Stefani married Gavin Rosedale, lead singer of which band?

Back 575

Bush

Front 576

What kind of bread is baked in a loaf, sliced and then baked again?

Back 576

Zweiback

Front 577

Which of these war movies begins with a dramatic landing of US soldiers at Omaha Beach?

Back 577

Saving Private Ryan

Front 578

President Eisenhower often used the "domino theory" to describe the spread of what?

Back 578

Communism

Front 579

Which of these car manufacturers is based in Sweden?

Back 579

Saab

Front 580

On the TV series "Family Ties" Elyse Keaton works as a what?

Back 580

Architect

Front 581

What member of TV"s "The Addams Family" could illuminate a light bulb by placing it in his mouth?

Back 581

Uncle Fester

Front 582

Cirque de Soleil is a performance group whose name is French for "Circus of the" what?

Back 582

Sun

Front 583

What TV personality refers to his show as "the no-spin zone"?

Back 583

Bill O'Reilly

Front 584

What planet takes the least amount of time to orbit the sun?

Back 584

Mercury

Front 585

What is the term for the small flap of tissue hanging at the very back of the mouth?

Back 585

Uvula

Front 586

An ancient burial site, the Valley of the Kings, is a major tourist attraction of what country?

Back 586

Egypt

Front 587

In NASA's Gemini space program, how many astronauts were on each of the manned flights?

Back 587

Two

Front 588

On the TV series "Sesame Street," who has a pet worm named Slimey?

Back 588

Oscar the Grouch

Front 589

Which of these breeds of cattle is raised for its beef, not for its milk?

Back 589

Angus

Front 590

A Communist-led movement called the Cultural Revolution began in 1966 in what country?

Back 590

China

Front 591

In the famous 1980's court case, a mother claimed that what animal carried away her baby?

Back 591

Dingo

Front 592

The site of a 1969 political scandal Chappaquiddick Island is connected to what larger island?

Back 592

Martha's Vineyard

Front 593

"Toro" is the Spanish word for what animal?

Back 593

Bull

Front 594

On an episode of "Seinfeld," a mishap occurs when Kramer observes surgery while snacking on what?

Back 594

Junior Mints

Front 595

On the popular 1980s TV series "Benson", what is Benson's last name?

Back 595

DuBois

Front 596

A person would normally study P/E ratios when doing what?

Back 596

Purchasing stocks

Front 597

In 1984, Prince released his album "Purple Rain" with what backup band?

Back 597

The Revolution

Front 598

In 1881, Joseph Wharton established the nation's first college-level school specializing in what subject?

Back 598

Business

Front 599

According to legend, Dr. Faustus sells what to the devil?

Back 599

His soul

Front 600

According to the lyrics of the folk song "Oh! Susannah", where is the singer going?

Back 600

Louisiana

Front 601

Often used for walking, the shillelagh is a clublike stick named for a village in what country?

Back 601

Ireland

Front 602

"Isn't it rich, are we a pair?" is the opening line of what popular show tune?

Back 602

Send in the Clowns

Front 603

England’s Victorian era took place during the better part of what century?

Back 603

19th

Front 604

A popular type of king size mattress shares its name with what U.S. state?

Back 604

California

Front 605

What actress first major role was the "Tool Time Girl" on the series "Home Improvment"?

Back 605

Pamela Anderson

Front 606

In the classic Batman Comics, the Penguin often uses which of these unlikely items as a weapon?

Back 606

Umbrella

Front 607

In 1793, Eli Whitney invented a machine that revolutionized what industry?

Back 607

Cotton

Front 608

Krishna is a deity in what religion?

Back 608

Hinduism

Front 609

Dennis Conner is a multiple winner of which of these sporting competitions?

Back 609

America’s Cup

Front 610

Bluegrass music takes its name from the official nickname of what U.S. State?

Back 610

Kentucky

Front 611

The piccolo belongs to what section of an orchestra?

Back 611

Woodwind

Front 612

Residents of Indiana are known by what nickname?

Back 612

Hoosier

Front 613

What legendary musician names all his guitars "Lucille"?

Back 613

B.B. King

Front 614

The Cape of Good Hope forms the southwestern coast of what country?

Back 614

South Africa

Front 615

Which of these classic electronic games was created by Soviet computer scientists in the 1980's?

Back 615

Tetris

Front 616

'Piccolo' is an Italian word meaning which of the following?

Back 616

Small

Front 617

In the 1982 movie, E.T. modifies what toy to help him phone home?

Back 617

Speak & Spell

Front 618

For over 14 years, Andy Richter was the sidekick of what TV talk show host?

Back 618

Conan O'Brien

Front 619

What classic novel ends with the line "God bless us, every one"?

Back 619

A Christmas Carol

Front 620

Famous seamstress Betsy Ross lived in which of these cities?

Back 620

Philadelphia

Front 621

In what sport do players hurl a ball using a curved wicker basket?

Back 621

Jai alai

Front 622

In a three-part episode of "The Brady Bunch" Cindy and Bobby get lost in what tourist spot?

Back 622

Grand Canyon

Front 623

"His Master's Voice" was the longtime ad slogan of what company?

Back 623

RCA

Front 624

By definition, a person's forte is his what?

Back 624

Greatest strength

Front 625

Legendary entertainer Gene Autry was known by the nickname the "Singing" what?

Back 625

Cowboy

Front 626

In a well known speech, Richard Nixon claimed. "You won't have Nixon to" what "anymore"?

Back 626

Kick around

Front 627

Manchuria is an historic region in the Northeastern region of what country?

Back 627

China

Front 628

Opened in 1982, the original U.S. Space Camp is located in what U.S. state?

Back 628

Alabama

Front 629

In the 2002 movie 'Signs', what crop does Mel Gibson's character grow on his farm?

Back 629

Corn

Front 630

What quirky rock star named his children Moon Unit, Diva, Ahmed and Dweezil?

Back 630

Frank Zappa

Front 631

Which of these famous buildings is located in Chicago, Illinois?

Back 631

Sears Tower

Front 632

In humans, food passes from the stomach into what part of the body?

Back 632

Small Instestine

Front 633

Which of these famous fictional characters falls in love with a gypsy named Esmeralda?

Back 633

Quasimodo

Front 634

Who would use the Chicago Manual of Style?

Back 634

Book Editor

Front 635

An epicure enjoys what?

Back 635

Good Food

Front 636

In a hit 1957 song, Elvis Presley pleads, "Oh let me be your" what?

Back 636

Teddy bear

Front 637

Shakespeare's "Richard III" begins with the famous line "Now is the winter of our" what?

Back 637

Discontent

Front 638

Which appliance uses steam heat to cook?

Back 638

Pressure Cooker

Front 639

A mixture of 2 metals is called what?

Back 639

Alloy

Front 640

The famous WWII Invasion known as D-Day took place on the 6th day of what month?

Back 640

June

Front 641

In 1986, the Cheetos snak brand introduced its “spokescat,” a cheetah named what?

Back 641

Chester

Front 642

Contestants play the “Fast Money” bonus round at the end of which of these TV game shows?

Back 642

Family Feud

Front 643

Which of these chemical compounds is commonly used as an embalming fluid?

Back 643

Formaldehyde

Front 644

What major European city lies on the banks of the Thames River?

Back 644

London

Front 645

Introduced to the public in 1967 the first Gatorade Drink was what flavor?

Back 645

Lemon-Lime

Front 646

What is the name of the period of cultural development that directly followed the Bronze Age?

Back 646

Iron Age

Front 647

In chess, what piece travels across the board in L-shaped moves?

Back 647

Knight

Front 648

Alsace-Lorraine is an historic region of what European country?

Back 648

France

Front 649

Since 1951, the Topps Company has been a leading maker of which of these collectibles?

Back 649

Baseball cards

Front 650

Which of the following measures the "antiknock" properties of gasoline?

Back 650

Octane number

Front 651

In a classic children's game, who "sings for his supper"?

Back 651

Little Tommy Tucker

Front 652

A master key that can open many different locks is called which of the following?

Back 652

Skeleton Key

Front 653

Casablanca is a major city of what African country?

Back 653

Morocco

Front 654

What city’s main airport is named in honor of former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles?

Back 654

Washington DC

Front 655

In what Shakespeare play does a guard comment "Something is rotten in the State of Denmark"?

Back 655

Hamlet

Front 656

Lake Okeechobee is the largest lake in what state?

Back 656

Florida

Front 657

Becky Thatcher is the love interest of what famous fictional character?

Back 657

Tom Sawyer

Front 658

The 1865 children's book "Hans Brinker" is set in what country?

Back 658

Holland

Front 659

Which of the following is a type of white wine?

Back 659

Chardonnay

Front 660

The 2002 box office bomb "Swept Away" features what famous singer in its starring role?

Back 660

Madonna

Front 661

Founded in Paris in 1985, Le Cordon Bleu is a famous what?

Back 661

Cooking School

Front 662

Farfalle is a type of pasta shaped like which of the following?

Back 662

Bow tie

Front 663

A gyro is a type of sandwich usually made with which of these kinds of meat?

Back 663

Lamb

Front 664

The word ' cologne' comes from the name of a city located in what country?

Back 664

Germany

Front 665

What US President designed the campus of the University of Virginia?

Back 665

Thomas Jefferson

Front 666

In 1974, what popular feature was added to most G.I. Joe action figures?

Back 666

Kung fu grip

Front 667

What is the official currency of Israel?

Back 667

Shekel

Front 668

Which of these diseases is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus?

Back 668

Mononucleosis

Front 669

What mystery author's most recent books are entitled "P is for Peril" and "Q is for Quarry"?

Back 669

Sue Grafton

Front 670

The bassoon is a member of what musical instrument family?

Back 670

Woodwind

Front 671

Spiro Agnew served as Vice President under whom?

Back 671

Richard Nixon

Front 672

Known for its nutritional value, Eukanuba is a popular brand of what?

Back 672

Pet Food

Front 673

What is talk show host David Letterman's hometown?

Back 673

Indianapolis, IN

Front 674

Which of these words does not appear in the US Pledge of Allegiance?

Back 674

Freedom

Front 675

What type of furniture shares its name with an Italian word meaning "belief"?

Back 675

Credenza

Front 676

What does the word "ergo" mean as used in the Latin phrase "Cogito, ergo sum"?

Back 676

Therefore

Front 677

A famous 1855 poem by Walt Whitman begins, "I sing the body" what?

Back 677

Electric

Front 678

What musical features a group of children singing "so long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye?"

Back 678

The Sound of Music

Front 679

What U.S. city lies on the banks of the Delaware and the Schuykill Rivers?

Back 679

Philadelphia

Front 680

A FM radio station that tunes in a 91.5 on the dial broadcasts at a frequency of 91.5 what?

Back 680

Megahertz

Front 681

What company built the chess playing supercomputer Deep Blue?

Back 681

IBM

Front 682

Which of these college sports teams has a bulldog as its mascot?

Back 682

Georgetown Hoyas

Front 683

The fez, a type of hat, shares its name with a major city of what country?

Back 683

Morocco

Front 684

The cover of Van Halen’s rock album "1984" features a cherub doing what?

Back 684

Holding a cigarette

Front 685

Since 1954 what popular food brand has featured a red spoon in its logo?

Back 685

Betty Crocker

Front 686

The Torah is commonly referred to as “The Five Books” of what Biblical figure?

Back 686

Moses

Front 687

In the 2002 movie "Minority Report", murders are predicted by psychic beings called what?

Back 687

Pre-Cogs

Front 688

On the Muppet Show what is the name of Kermit the Frog’s nephew?

Back 688

Robin

Front 689

The theme song to TV’s The Young and the Restless is named in honor of what athlete?

Back 689

Nadia Comaneci

Front 690

The "Athenaeum portrait" is the nickname for a famous unfinished painting of what historic man?

Back 690

George Washington

Front 691

Who is the lead singer of the grunge band Pearl Jam?

Back 691

Eddie Vedder

Front 692

In his 1964 State of the Union address, President Lyndon Johnson declared a "war on" what problem?

Back 692

Poverty

Front 693

On April 12, 1861, the first engagement of the US Civil War began in what Confederate state?

Back 693

South Carolina

Front 694

What 1960s organization popularized the slogan, "Power to the People"?

Back 694

Black Panthers

Front 695

The classic novel "All Quiet On the Western Front" tells the story of a soldier during what war?

Back 695

World War I

Front 696

According to its slogan, what cereal is "Kid-Tested, Mother-Approved"?

Back 696

Kix

Front 697

In 2002, the surviving members of what rock band reunited to tour under the name "The other Ones"?

Back 697

The Grateful Dead

Front 698

What movie features a mysterious villain known as "Keyser Soze"?

Back 698

The Usual Suspects

Front 699

People would most likely use the mnemonic "Every good boy does fine" when doing what?

Back 699

Reading music

Front 700

Publisher John Bartlett is best known for his 1855 book titled "Familiar" what?

Back 700

Quotations

Front 701

In the Wham! song "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go," what dance is mentioned repeatedly?

Back 701

Jitterbug

Front 702

How many dots appear on a standard pair of dice?

Back 702

42

Front 703

What artist is known for his groundbreaking "drip" method of painting?

Back 703

Jackson Pollock

Front 704

What does the "M" stand for in the title of the TV series "M*A*S*H"?

Back 704

Mobile

Front 705

The Girl Scout Promise and Boy Scout Oath both begin with what three words?

Back 705

On my honor

Front 706

What classic animated movie introduced the song "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo"?

Back 706

Cinderella

Front 707

Charcoal is composed almost entirely of what chemical element?

Back 707

Carbon

Front 708

The "heat index" is a weather indicator that takes into account air temperature and what factor?

Back 708

Relative humidity

Front 709

The Southern Hemisphere experiences the longest period of sunlight on which of these days?

Back 709

21-Dec

Front 710

In the 1939 movie "The Wizard of Oz," what does the Tin Woodsman say upon first meeting Dorothy?

Back 710

Oilcan

Front 711

In Michelangelo's sculpture of David, what is David holding over his shoulder?

Back 711

Slingshot

Front 712

According to a Beatles song, who lived "somewhere in the black mountain hills of Dakota"?

Back 712

Rocky Raccoon

Front 713

What is the only Grand Slam tennis tournament that makes its players dress almost entirely in white?

Back 713

Wimbledon

Front 714

What invention was patented in 1917 as the "Separable Fastener"?

Back 714

Zipper

Front 715

On "Saturday Night Live," Julia Sweeney played an androgynous person named what?

Back 715

Pat

Front 716

What kind of reptile is a Gila monster?

Back 716

Lizard

Front 717

Mao Tse-tung was the subject of a famous series of silkscreen portraits by which of these artists?

Back 717

Andy Worhol

Front 718

A common radar system used to predict the weather is named after what scientist?

Back 718

Christian Doppler

Front 719

19th-century New York politician William Tweed was popularly known by what nickname?

Back 719

Boss

Front 720

The German word "Zeitgeist" means "the spirit of the" what?

Back 720

Time

Front 721

An épée is a piece of equipment used in what sport?

Back 721

Fencing

Front 722

What famous baseball player was known as the "Yankee Clipper"?

Back 722

Joe DiMaggio

Front 723

What is the U.S. Postal Service abbreviation for Alaska?

Back 723

AK

Front 724

In the U.S., one million cents is equal to how many dollars?

Back 724

10,000

Front 725

In his 1711 poem "An Essay on Criticism," Alexander Pope wrote, "A little learning is" what?

Back 725

A dangerous thing

Front 726

Bandleader Tito Puente specialized in playing the timbal, a type of what?

Back 726

Drum

Front 727

In their best-selling advice books, "The Beardstown Ladies" claimed to have abnormal success with what?

Back 727

Picking stocks

Front 728

What is California's state motto?

Back 728

Eureka

Front 729

How many different types of pieces are used in a standard game of chess?

Back 729

6

Front 730

What pro wrestler's signature facial expression is called "The People's Eyebrow"?

Back 730

The Rock

Front 731

In 1896, Bostonian Fannie Farmer published a classic book on what subject?

Back 731

Cooking

Front 732

In a popular Broadway musical, what city's opera house is haunted the "the Phantom of the Opera"?

Back 732

Paris

Front 733

In a popular ad campaign, a carefree young man informs customers, "Dude, you're getting a" what?

Back 733

Dell

Front 734

What kind of geological formation is an archipelago?

Back 734

Chain of islands

Front 735

The nautical term "starboard" refers to what part of a ship?

Back 735

Right side

Front 736

A cube has how many corners?

Back 736

8

Front 737

"Cooties" is a slang word for what insects?

Back 737

Lice

Front 738

What kind of animal is a kingfisher?

Back 738

Bird

Front 739

"Gendarme" is the French word for which of the following?

Back 739

Policeman

Front 740

In terms of volume, what is the largest single muscle in the human body?

Back 740

Gluteus maximus

Front 741

In the U.S. version of the board game Risk, players determine the winner of a "battle" by doing what?

Back 741

Rolling dice

Front 742

On the TV series "Welcome Back, Kotter," what does Horshack say when he raises his hand in class?

Back 742

Ooo! Ooo!

Front 743

"Big Sky Country" is a popular nickname for what U.S. state?

Back 743

Montana

Front 744

On the TV series "Night Court," what is the nickname of the tall, bald bailiff?

Back 744

Bull

Front 745

In 2000, hot-tempered basketball coach Booby Knight was fired by what U.S. university?

Back 745

Indiana

Front 746

What kind of animal is a lobo?

Back 746

Wolf

Front 747

What magazine bills itself as "The Magazine of Western Living" on its cover?

Back 747

Sunset

Front 748

Imelda Romualdez married Ferdinand Marcos the year after she won what pageant title?

Back 748

Miss Manilla

Front 749

The dish "huevos rancheros" usually consists of eggs topped what?

Back 749

Salsa

Front 750

Cowboy Wylie Gustafson's distinctive yodel is heard at the end of ads for what Internet company?

Back 750

Yahoo!

Front 751

In U.S. telephone numbers, which of the following is a term for the three digits that follow the area code?

Back 751

Prefix

Front 752

"Sylvilagus palustris hefneri," named in honor of Hugh Hefner, is a subspecies of what animal?

Back 752

Rabbit

Front 753

In October 2001, who became the first U.S. Homeland Security Advisor?

Back 753

Tom Ridge

Front 754

What common household appliance features a device called a "feed dog"?

Back 754

Sewing machine

Front 755

In math, what term is used to describe a fraction that is equal to or greater than 1?

Back 755

Improper

Front 756

What British islands are the namesake for a breed of sheepdog and a breed of pony?

Back 756

Shetland

Front 757

What TV sitcom was based on a recurring sketch on "The Carol Burnett Show"?

Back 757

Mama’s Family

Front 758

The 48 contiguous United States are divided into how many time zones?

Back 758

4

Front 759

The slide rule was made obsolete with the invention of the what?

Back 759

Hand-held calculator

Front 760

Because they melt, which of these cookies is available only from October until March?

Back 760

Mallomars

Front 761

Beekeepers frequently spray which of the following into hives to calm bees?

Back 761

Smoke

Front 762

Where on the body would you normally find a "soul patch"?

Back 762

Above the chin

Front 763

President George W. Bush has an MBA degree from what university?

Back 763

Harvard

Front 764

What does the "S" stand for in the Department of Labor agency OSHA?

Back 764

Safety

Front 765

In what sport do you score points by getting "ringers" and "leaners"?

Back 765

Horseshoes

Front 766

Andy Warhol was a leading figure of what artistic movement?

Back 766

Pop Art

Front 767

A Greek salad is typically topped with what kind of cheese?

Back 767

Feta

Front 768

Herbert Hoover's 1928 campaign slogan made what famous promise?

Back 768

A chicken in every pot

Front 769

What was the name of the 1765 British law that taxed paper goods in the American colonies?

Back 769

Stamp Act

Front 770

Photosynthesis occurs primarily in what part of a tree?

Back 770

Leaves

Front 771

The Waldorf salad is named after a famous hotel in what city?

Back 771

New York

Front 772

Packages of Pepperidge Farm Goldfish crackers feature goldfish wearing what accessory?

Back 772

Sunglasses

Front 773

Isaac Stern is famous for playing what instrument?

Back 773

Violin

Front 774

Playwright and lyricist William Gilbert is best known for the 14 operettas he wrote with what composer?

Back 774

Arthur Sullivan

Front 775

The 1939 song "Over the Rainbow" describes a place where "troubles melt like" what candies?

Back 775

Lemon drops

Front 776

What sci-fi author wrote "Journey to the Center of the Earth" and "Around the World in Eighty Days"?

Back 776

Jules Verne

Front 777

On July 4, 2002, what leading lady married cameraman Daniel Moder in a private midnight ceremony?

Back 777

Julia Roberts

Front 778

In the cable channel known as TLC, the letter "L" stands for what?

Back 778

Learning

Front 779

Since 1983, who has been the sole anchor of "NBC Nightly News"?

Back 779

Tom Brokaw

Front 780

Which of these islands shares its name with a popular computer language?

Back 780

Java

Front 781

Which of these vehicles is a type of dirigible?

Back 781

Blimp

Front 782

According to Sigmund Freud, a boy with an Oedipus complex feels hostility toward whom?

Back 782

Father

Front 783

On a drum set, which of the following is typically played using a foot pedal?

Back 783

Bass drum

Front 784

Which of the following is most likely to be called a "biddy"?

Back 784

Old woman

Front 785

The constellation Ursa Major takes its name from the Latin phrase meaning "great" what?

Back 785

Bear

Front 786

In Edgar Allen Poe's poem, "The Raven" what word does the raven repeat throughout the poem?

Back 786

Nevermore

Front 787

What classic TV star often ended his show with the line "Say goodnight, Gracie"?

Back 787

George Burns

Front 788

What is the name of a popular carnival game in which you hit mechanical critters on the head with a mallet?

Back 788

Whack-a-Mole

Front 789

On her TV cooking show "The French Chef", what was Julia Child’s signature sign-off?

Back 789

Bon appetite!

Front 790

"Tale as old as time" is the opening line to what Oscar winning song?

Back 790

Beauty and the Beast

Front 791

The narrowest blood vessels in the human body are called what?

Back 791

Capillaries

Front 792

In 2001, Andre Agassi married what woman's tennis star in a private Las Vegas ceremony?

Back 792

Steffi Graf

Front 793

Becky, Darlene, and D.J. are the kids on what popular TV series?

Back 793

Rosanne

Front 794

M.I.T. is a famous university located in what U.S. state?

Back 794

Massachusetts

Front 795

In April 2002, what children's TV series replaced its longtime host, Steve with his "little brother" Joe?

Back 795

Blue’s Clues

Front 796

What does the "M" stand for in the radio abbreviation "FM"?

Back 796

Modulation

Front 797

According to the popular saying "No one ever went broke underestimating the" what "of the American people."?

Back 797

Intelligence

Front 798

The can-can is a dance that was popularized in what country?

Back 798

France

Front 799

What adjective is used to describe a material that can be broken?

Back 799

Biodegradable

Front 800

Smokey Bear is often depicted carrying what common outdoor tool?

Back 800

Shovel

Front 801

The Fosbury Flop was a major innovation in what track-and-field event?

Back 801

High Jump

Front 802

What candy's classic ad featured a train engineer named "Choo Choo Charlie"?

Back 802

Good & Plenty

Front 803

The triangle is a musical instrument belonging to what section of an ochestra?

Back 803

Percussion

Front 804

"Simba" is the Swahili word for what animal?

Back 804

Lion

Front 805

Over 58,000 names are inscribed on a Washington, DC memorial dedicated to whom?

Back 805

Vietnam War Veterans

Front 806

The Chevrolet ad slogan "Like a Rock" comes from a song by what performer?

Back 806

Bob Seger

Front 807

Impressionism is a style of painting that originated in the late 1800's in what nation?

Back 807

France

Front 808

Which of those foreign expressions is not used as both a greeting and a farewell?

Back 808

Guten Tag

Front 809

In the early 1900's, New York Conde Nast became one of the most prominent publishers of what?

Back 809

Magazines

Front 810

"Beefeaters" stand watch at what famous tourist attraction?

Back 810

Tower of London

Front 811

By definition, an aquiline nose resembles the beak of what bird?

Back 811

Eagle

Front 812

A 2001 arrest at a Saks Fifth Avenue led to the creation of a popular T-shirt featuring what message?

Back 812

Free Winona

Front 813

What word is used to refer to the exchange of political favors between legislators?

Back 813

Log-Rolling

Front 814

On clear days, what U.S. city has impressive views of Mount Rainer?

Back 814

Seattle

Front 815

What New England state is the largest producer of maple syrup in the U.S.?

Back 815

Vermont

Front 816

What U.S. State's license plate traditionally features pictures of four U.S. presidents?

Back 816

South Dakota

Front 817

In the 1990 Movie "Ghost", what classic song is featured during the famous "pottery making" love scene?

Back 817

Unchained Melody

Front 818

In the U.S., daylight savings time begins and ends at what time of day?

Back 818

2 a.m.

Front 819

A yellow bartlett is a common variety of what fruit?

Back 819

Pear

Front 820

In "The Godfather" movie series, Vito Corleone is an immigrant from what part of Italy?

Back 820

Sicily

Front 821

In pronunciation guides, a "schwa" sound is often symbolized by what lowercase letter turned upside down?

Back 821

e

Front 822

Which of these types of medicine is often referred to as a blood thinner?

Back 822

Anticoagulant

Front 823

Which of these continents does not have coastline along the Indian Ocean?

Back 823

Europe

Front 824

Lockjaw is a common nickname for what disease?

Back 824

Tetanus

Front 825

How many pints are in a quart?

Back 825

2

Front 826

Which of these cereal brands features small rectangular biscuits?

Back 826

Life

Front 827

Where in a house would you find what the English call the "loo"?

Back 827

Bathroom

Front 828

A main goal of the government agency known as the CDC is to do what?

Back 828

Prevent disease

Front 829

Jim Henson provided the original voice for which of these Muppets?

Back 829

Kermit the Frog

Front 830

Flavored with saffron, paella is a traditional dish of what country?

Back 830

Spain

Front 831

Which of these types of watercraft is typically propelled by a paddle with blades at both ends?

Back 831

Kayak

Front 832

What liquid gives a Shirley Temple cocktail its red color?

Back 832

Grenadine

Front 833

What is the birth name of the thrice-married actress and comedienne Roseanne?

Back 833

Barr

Front 834

In 2002, Jimmy Carter became the first former or sitting president to visit what country in over 40 years?

Back 834

Cuba

Front 835

An "iron cross" is a manuever commonly performed in which of these sports?

Back 835

Gymnastics

Front 836

Which of these European countries borders only one other country?

Back 836

Portugal

Front 837

On the Celsius scale, what temperature is the boiling point of water at sea level?

Back 837

100 degrees

Front 838

What did the second "S" stand for in the Soviet Union abbreviation USSR?

Back 838

Socialist

Front 839

Ramadan is a month-long holy period observed by members of what religion?

Back 839

Islam

Front 840

The title of the song "Danke Schoen" is a German phrase meaning what?

Back 840

Thank You

Front 841

In the video for the 2001 song "Escape," Enrique Iglesias flirts with what professional athlete?

Back 841

Anna Kournikova

Front 842

In Spanish you say "Feliz Cumpleanos" in order to wish someone what?

Back 842

Happy Birthday

Front 843

Father Time is usually depicted carrying what common outdoor tool?

Back 843

Scythe

Front 844

Carvel's classic desserts, Fudgie the Whale and Cookie Puss, are varieties of what?

Back 844

Ice Cream Cake

Front 845

Since 1928, the Carrier corporation has produced the "Weathermaker" a residential type of what?

Back 845

Air conditioner

Front 846

Which of the following is most likely to be stored in a larder?

Back 846

Food

Front 847

A milliner specializes in making or selling what?

Back 847

Hats

Front 848

Katherine Kepburn had a long-running romance with what frequent co-star?

Back 848

Spencer Tracy

Front 849

The word boomerang is derived from a native language of what country?

Back 849

Australia

Front 850

Just For Men is a leading brand of what product?

Back 850

Hair Color

Front 851

From 1959 to 1969, Charles de Gaulle was president of what European nation?

Back 851

France

Front 852

Which of these pastas is shaped like a tube?

Back 852

Rigatoni

Front 853

The Equal Rights Amendment sought equality under the law for whom?

Back 853

Women

Front 854

The colorful Pierre Trudeau served as what country's Prime Minister for over 15 years?

Back 854

Canada

Front 855

Introduced in 1996, the Palm Pilot is a leading brand of what device?

Back 855

Personal digital assistant

Front 856

What disease was once commonly known as "consumption"?

Back 856

Tuberculosis

Front 857

In geometry, two lines that meet at a right angle are described as what?

Back 857

Perpendicular

Front 858

In the O.J. Simpson trial, what attorney told the jury, "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit"?

Back 858

Johnnie Cochran

Front 859

The "L" in the technology abbreviation "LCD" stands for which of the following?

Back 859

Liquid

Front 860

What kind of beans are normally found in succotash?

Back 860

Lima

Front 861

What does the "V" stand for in the name of the popular shampoo brand Pantene Pro-V?

Back 861

Vitamin

Front 862

First Lady Laura Bush has a master's degree in what field?

Back 862

Library science

Front 863

In 1969, Golda Meir was named Prime Minister of what country?

Back 863

Israel

Front 864

On the TV series "Cheers", what character's name was regularly called out as he entered the bar?

Back 864

Norm

Front 865

What country's flag features a large red circle centered on a white background?

Back 865

Japan

Front 866

Which of these is a traditional ingredient of the cocktail sauce often served with shrimp?

Back 866

Horseradish

Front 867

An unwanted possession is often referred to as a "white" what?

Back 867

Elephant

Front 868

The TV game show "Jeopardy!" features a traveling group of fact-finders named what?

Back 868

The Clue Crew

Front 869

What diet program's "Winning Points" plan assigns a point value to all food?

Back 869

Weight Watchers

Front 870

The US attorney general is the highest-ranking official of what government department?

Back 870

Justice

Front 871

What restaurant's jingle features the line "I want my baby back, baby back, baby back"?

Back 871

Chili's

Front 872

What does the "A" stand for in the name of the international alliance known as NATO?

Back 872

Atlantic

Front 873

What type of pasta's name means "little tongues" in Italian?

Back 873

Linguini

Front 874

A topiarist's artwork is most likely to be displayed in which of these settings?

Back 874

Garden

Front 875

The Big Bang is a scientific theory commonly used to explain what?

Back 875

Creation of the universe

Front 876

NaCl is the chemical formula for what household product?

Back 876

Salt

Front 877

What pop singer was a judge on the 2002 TV series "American Idol"?

Back 877

Paula Abdul

Front 878

Montpelier is the capital of what US state?

Back 878

Vermont

Front 879

The 2002 movie "Blue Crush" features three young women who participate in what sport?

Back 879

Surfing

Front 880

What does the "A" stand for in the acronym "scuba"?

Back 880

Apparatus

Front 881

What Web site bills itself as "The World's Online Marketplace"?

Back 881

eBay

Front 882

Home to many of the world's highest peaks, the Himalaya Mountains are located on what continent?

Back 882

Asia

Front 883

What retail store's sales associates sport distinctive, bright-orange aprons?

Back 883

Home Depot

Front 884

Syria is a country on what continent?

Back 884

Asia

Front 885

In 1692, the famous Salem witch trials took place in what American colony?

Back 885

Massachusetts

Front 886

Since the 1800s, Tiffany & Co. has featured a trademark shade of what color on its boxes and bags?

Back 886

Blue

Front 887

On the TV series "The Fugitive", Dr. Richard Kimble pursues a man with what physical trait?

Back 887

One arm

Front 888

Cicely, Alaska is the fictional setting for what quirky TV series?

Back 888

Northern Exposure

Front 889

What US movie was released in Spanish under the title "El Hombre Araña"?

Back 889

Spider-Man

Front 890

Which of these joints in the body is an example of a ball-and-socket joint?

Back 890

Hip

Front 891

What fitness trend was introduced in 1987 by a professional cyclist named Johnny G?

Back 891

Spinning

Front 892

In the 2002 movie "The Ring," unsuspecting victims are doomed after they do what?

Back 892

Watch a videotape

Front 893

From 1990 to 1997, John Major served as the prime minister of what country?

Back 893

United Kingdom

Front 894

A Zamboni is a machine used to do what?

Back 894

Resurface ice rinks

Front 895

Except for Penn State, the schools in the "Big Ten" conference are in what part of the US?

Back 895

Midwest

Front 896

Which of these actors has never played Tom Clancy hero Jack Ryan?

Back 896

George Clooney

Front 897

From 1970 to 1981, Anwar Sadat served as president of what Middle Eastern nation?

Back 897

Egypt

Front 898

"Bibliothèque" is French for which of the following?

Back 898

Library

Front 899

Hilton Head is a popular resort island that lies off the coast of what US state?

Back 899

South Carolina

Front 900

The hora is a folk dance commonly performed in which of these countries?

Back 900

Israel

Front 901

The American Legion is a nationwide organization that represents what group of people?

Back 901

Veterans

Front 902

The femur, the largest bone in the human body, is located where?

Back 902

Leg

Front 903

Often found in ancient cities, a necropolis is a type of what?

Back 903

Cemetery

Front 904

Moussaka is a dish popular in which of these countries?

Back 904

Greece

Front 905

The line "Leave off the last 'S' for savings" is from an ad for a toll-free number that sells what?

Back 905

Mattresses

Front 906

Baking soda and peroxide are ingredients often found in which of these health and beauty products?

Back 906

Toothpaste

Front 907

A large statue of a golden lion sits outside what well-known Las Vegas hotel?

Back 907

MGM Grand

Front 908

In the US, what adjective is usually used to describe fermented apple cider?

Back 908

Hard

Front 909

In the name of the S&P 500 stock index, "S&P" stands for what?

Back 909

Standard and Poor's

Front 910

Sigmund Freud's landmark work is titled "The Interpretation of" what?

Back 910

Dreams

Front 911

By definition, agoraphobia is an abnormal fear of what?

Back 911

Open spaces

Front 912

What department store's signature shopping often bags have the words "big brown bag" printed on them?

Back 912

Bloomingdale's

Front 913

What does the word "eau" mean in the French phrase "eau de toilette"?

Back 913

Water

Front 914

What historic leader is mentioned in the first line of the "Marines' Hymn"?

Back 914

Montezuma

Front 915

A compassionate person is said to have "the" what "of human kindness"?

Back 915

Milk

Front 916

What vegetable is typically used as garnish in a Bloody Mary cocktail?

Back 916

Celery

Front 917

Founded in 1852, what is the name of California's oldest prison?

Back 917

San Quentin

Front 918

The America's Cup is what type of sporting event?

Back 918

Yacht race

Front 919

What classic children's book character is usually depicted wearing a coat and a floppy hat?

Back 919

Paddington Bear

Front 920

Set up in 1963, the "hot line" allows the US president to directly contact the head of what country?

Back 920

Russia

Front 921

A Sarong is an article of clothing native to which of these countries?

Back 921

Malaysia

Front 922

"Two Great Tastes, That Taste Great Together" was a popular ad slogan for what brand of candy?

Back 922

Reese’s Cups

Front 923

A metronome helps a musician do what?

Back 923

Keep tempo

Front 924

Shin splints are most commonly a result of what physical activity?

Back 924

Running

Front 925

The pen shaped instrument used with electronic organizers is called a what?

Back 925

Stylus

Front 926

"Adeste Fideles" is Latin title of Christmas carol?

Back 926

O Come All Ye Faithful

Front 927

On the Sunday before Easter, churchgoing Christians are often given branches of?

Back 927

Palm

Front 928

Introduced by Maytag in 1907, the Pastime was what kind of household appliance?

Back 928

Washing Machine

Front 929

What country is officially known as the Hellenic Republic?

Back 929

Greece

Front 930

In 1995, what football player drove O.J. Simpson in the infamous Ford Bronco freeway chase?

Back 930

A.C. Cowlings

Front 931

Which of these items is not a token in the standard U.S. edition of the board game Monopoly?

Back 931

Clock

Front 932

A person who believes that the existence of God is unprovable is by definition a what?

Back 932

Agnostic

Front 933

A backyard gas grill is usually fueled by what?

Back 933

Propane

Front 934

Variety is a major trade newspaper for what industry?

Back 934

Entertainment

Front 935

In the comic strip "bloom County", Opus is what kind of animal?

Back 935

Penguin

Front 936

The sousaphone is a type of what instrument?

Back 936

Tuba

Front 937

A simile is a figure of speech that commonly makes comparisons using which of these words?

Back 937

Like

Front 938

"Semper Fideles," the U.S. Marine Corps motto, means what?

Back 938

Always Faithful

Front 939

Which of these disasters is often caused by man?

Back 939

Avalanche

Front 940

What classic TV sitcom had a pilot titled "Those Were The Days"?

Back 940

All In The Family

Front 941

In August 2002, what actor married Elvis Presley's daughter, Lisa Marie?

Back 941

Nicholas Cage

Front 942

In a 1997 hit song, Puff Daddy claims that "It's All About the" what?

Back 942

Benjamins

Front 943

In Chinese cuisine, a popular sweet sauce made from plums and apricots is often called which of the following?

Back 943

Duck sauce

Front 944

The flame of a typical laboratory Bunsen burner uses what type of fuel?

Back 944

Gas

Front 945

In which of these sports do referees penalize players with red or yellow cards?

Back 945

Soccer

Front 946

Pinking shears are commonly used to cut what?

Back 946

Fabric

Front 947

A three-pointed star is the famous logo of what car company?

Back 947

Mercedes-Benz

Front 948

What is the primary focus of Harper's Bazaar magazine?

Back 948

Women’s fashion

Front 949

Introduced in 2,000, Invisalign is a system of transparent plastic devices used for what?

Back 949

Straightening teeth

Front 950

Love Field is a major airport of which of these U.S. cities?

Back 950

Dallas

Front 951

What Broadway Musical features a life sized replica of a helicopter landing on stage?

Back 951

Miss Saigon

Front 952

In a symphony orchestra, what instrument is played my more musicians than any other?

Back 952

Violin

Front 953

Founded in 1930, Birds Eye specializes in selling which of the following?

Back 953

Frozen vegetables

Front 954

A style of denim cutoff shorts is named after what TV character?

Back 954

Daisy Duke

Front 955

A TV ad campaign for AFLAC insurance features what kind of animal "saying" the company name?

Back 955

Duck

Front 956

The LATCH system, now a mandatory feature for most new cars in the U.S., is designed to do what?

Back 956

Secure child seats

Front 957

Founded in 1984, Virgin Atlantic Airways is based outside what city?

Back 957

London

Front 958

Rimsky-Korsakov's famous insect-inspired composition is titled "Flight of the" what?

Back 958

Bumble Bee

Front 959

In Greek mythology, a person turned to stone if he looked at which of these creatures?

Back 959

Medusa

Front 960

The 1,557 mile-long Ganges River flows mostly through which country?

Back 960

India

Front 961

Publisher and Author Arthur Fromer is best known for his books on what subject?

Back 961

Travel

Front 962

According to a famous 1974 protest poem by Gil Scott-Heron, "The" what "will Not Be Televised?"

Back 962

Revolution

Front 963

In the novel "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," Huck travels with a runaway slave named what?

Back 963

Jim

Front 964

Which of these states lies in both the Eastern and Central time zones?

Back 964

Kentucky

Front 965

In the animated TV series "SpongeBob SquarePants", what color is SpongeBob?

Back 965

Yellow

Front 966

"Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" is the English translation of what nation's motto?

Back 966

France

Front 967

Which of these materials is made from a type of dentin, a substance also found in human teeth?

Back 967

Ivory

Front 968

What state's nickname, "Constitution State" came from the belief that it was home to the first written constitution?

Back 968

Connecticut

Front 969

In 1981, who replaced Walter Cronkite as the anchor of the CBS Evening News?

Back 969

Dan Rather

Front 970

What organ in the human body has cells that produce hydrochloric acid?

Back 970

Stomach

Front 971

In a classic kids' book, what kind of animal is Lyle, resident of the House on East 88th Street?

Back 971

Crocodile

Front 972

In 1981, what candy brand introduced a blueberry flavor in honor of Ronald Reagan's inauguration?

Back 972

Jelly Belly

Front 973

"Matryoshkas," commonly known as "nesting dolls," are a folk art tradition of what country?

Back 973

Russia

Front 974

Gelato is an Italian type of what?

Back 974

Ice Cream

Front 975

From 1937 to 1961 Lyndon Johnson represented what state in the U.S. Congress?

Back 975

Texas

Front 976

The greeting "konnichiwa" means hello in what language?

Back 976

Japanese

Front 977

The 2002 movie "Red Dragon" is a prequel to which of these famous movies?

Back 977

The Silence of the Lambs

Front 978

Portuguese is the official language of what South American country?

Back 978

Brazil

Front 979

A classic Broadway musical that debuted in 1961 is titled "How to Succeed in" what "Without Really Trying"?

Back 979

Business

Front 980

At the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival what musician caused a sensation when he set his guitar on fire?

Back 980

Jimi Hendrix

Front 981

What TV personality was once married to octogenarian billionaire J. Howard Marshall?

Back 981

Anna Nicole Smith

Front 982

In the cartoon series "The Smurfs" what is the name of the Smurf's bearded leader?

Back 982

Papa Smurf

Front 983

Since 1922 the Mack Truck logo has featured a what?

Back 983

Bulldog

Front 984

What South American country has a major city whose name is Portuguese for "River of January"?

Back 984

Brazil

Front 985

In the 1873 novel "Around the World in Eighty Days," the hero's journey begins and ends in what city?

Back 985

London

Front 986

In 1863, Abraham Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address at the dedication of a what?

Back 986

Cemetery

Front 987

Musician David Helfgott, the subject of the 1996 movie "Shine", plays what instrument?

Back 987

Piano

Front 988

American composer John Phillip Sousa is best known for writing what type of musical compositions?

Back 988

Marches

Front 989

The Indy 500 auto race is traditionally held over what holiday weekend?

Back 989

Memorial Day

Front 990

In the U.S., legal size paper is usually about 8 1/2 inches wide and how many inches long?

Back 990

14

Front 991

Which of these diseases is not contagious?

Back 991

Scurvy

Front 992

Brandy is traditionally served in what type of glass?

Back 992

Snifter

Front 993

Singer and actress Liza Minelli is the daughter of what famous actress?

Back 993

Judy Garland

Front 994

What U.S. Department operates the embassies and consulates in foreign countries?

Back 994

State

Front 995

The Broadway musical "Once Upon a Mattress" is based on what classic fairy tale?

Back 995

The Princess and the Pea

Front 996

General Pervez Musharraf is the president and chief executive of what country?

Back 996

Pakistan

Front 997

According to legend, Merlin was the magical advisor to which of these men?

Back 997

King Arthur

Front 998

Bubbles, the famous pet of Pop Star Michael Jackson, is what kind of animal?

Back 998

Chimpanzee

Front 999

By definition, a vintner is a person who makes or sells what?

Back 999

Wine

Front 1000

The term "per capita" comes from a Latin phrase meaning "by" what?

Back 1000

Heads

Front 1001

The anterior fontanelle, usually known as "the soft spot" is located where on a newborn baby?

Back 1001

Top of the head

Front 1002

In a classic novel by James Fenimore Cooper, Uncas is "the last of" what Indian tribe?

Back 1002

Mohican

Front 1003

A famous play by Oscar Wilde is titled "The Importance of Being" what?

Back 1003

Earnest

Front 1004

In eggs Benedict, how are the eggs usually prepared?

Back 1004

Poached

Front 1005

What planet is named after the king of the gods in Roman mythology?

Back 1005

Jupiter

Front 1006

Which state is in the Mountain Time Zone?

Back 1006

Wyoming

Front 1007

The Bachelor "chooses" women by giving them a what?

Back 1007

Rose

Front 1008

What does the "E" stand for the the healthcare job title "EMT"?

Back 1008

Emergency

Front 1009

What U.S. president is the only one who has ever been divorced?

Back 1009

Ronald Reagan

Front 1010

The 4 interior angles of a square add up to how many degrees?

Back 1010

360

Front 1011

What coach said "Winning isn't everything, it's the ONLY thing!"?

Back 1011

Vince Lombardi

Front 1012

Peachtree Street is a major thoroughfare in which of these U.S. cities?

Back 1012

Atlanta

Front 1013

Iran-Contra hearing witness Fawn Hall was whose secretary?

Back 1013

Oliver North

Front 1014

In the US, it is not necessary to dial “011” to make a direct call to which of these countries?

Back 1014

Canada

Front 1015

Before he went solo, Lionel Richie was the lead singer of what band?

Back 1015

The Commodores

Front 1016

In the famous opening scene in the 1970 movie "Patton", Gen. Patton gives a speech in front of what backdrop?

Back 1016

American Flag

Front 1017

In the 2002 movie Spiderman, Peter Parker works for a newspaper as what?

Back 1017

Photographer

Front 1018

Thomas Jefferson and what U.S. President were signers of the Declaration of Independence?

Back 1018

John Adams

Front 1019

What position did Robert F. Kennedy hold in his brother's presidential administration?

Back 1019

Attorney General

Front 1020

"Tiny Bubbles" is a signature song of what famous crooner?

Back 1020

Don Ho

Front 1021

In what movie musical does the male lead sing "I got chills, they're multiplying?

Back 1021

Grease

Front 1022

The Spanish drink sangria is often served with what in it?

Back 1022

Slices of fruit

Front 1023

In what sport are participants repeatedly urged to replace their divots?

Back 1023

Golf

Front 1024

What European explorer was the first to visit the coast of what is now Florida?

Back 1024

Ponce deLeon

Front 1025

In a common nursery rhyme, a butcher, a baker, and a candlestick maker are all in a what?

Back 1025

Tub

Front 1026

Cal Ripken Jr. played his entire major league baseball career for what team?

Back 1026

Baltimore Orioles

Front 1027

Actress Melanie Griffith has been married to what dashing dark haired actor since 1996?

Back 1027

Antonio Banderas

Front 1028

In the video game Donkey Kong, Mario’s foe is an angry barrel throwing what?

Back 1028

Ape

Front 1029

In her TV talk show, what play things did Rosie O'Donnell often fling into the audience?

Back 1029

Koosh balls

Front 1030

Nitroglycerin is a substance often used to treat what medical condition?

Back 1030

Angina

Front 1031

According to an ad slogan for the movie "Alien," "In space no one can hear you" what?

Back 1031

Scream

Front 1032

When referring to a vinyl record, the abbreviation "LP" stands for what?

Back 1032

Long-playing

Front 1033

The individual medley is an event in what sport?

Back 1033

Swimming

Front 1034

The Battle of the Bulge was a famous counterattack that took place during what war?

Back 1034

World War II

Front 1035

Which of these animated movies features a character who likes to say "To infinity and beyond!"

Back 1035

Toy Story

Front 1036

Horse racing is commonly known as "The Sport of" what?

Back 1036

Kings

Front 1037

The FBI is a law enforcement agency within what U.S. Department?

Back 1037

Justice

Front 1038

What popular grocery store product did Hormel introduce in 1937?

Back 1038

SPAM

Front 1039

A hibachi is a small charcoal grill that is traditionally associated with what country?

Back 1039

Japan

Front 1040

The word "astral" commonly means "of or related to" the what?

Back 1040

Stars

Front 1041

Friar Tuck was the jolly companion of what legendary hero?

Back 1041

Robin Hood

Front 1042

"She knows how to use them" is a line from a 1983 ZZ Top ode to what part of the body?

Back 1042

Legs

Front 1043

Named after a region in India, Darjeeling is a popular type of what?

Back 1043

Tea

Front 1044

Which of these fish have a skeleton made of cartilage, not bone?

Back 1044

Shark

Front 1045

A popular song in the Songsal 42nd Street asks us to "Come on Along and listen to the Lullaby of" what?

Back 1045

Broadway

Front 1046

Which of the following is located at zero degrees longitude?

Back 1046

Greenwich, England

Front 1047

What popular soft drink logo features its name printed in cursive?

Back 1047

Coca-Cola

Front 1048

What Southern city is home to Duke University?

Back 1048

Durham, NC

Front 1049

According to myth, Helen of Troy had a "face that launched a thousand" what?

Back 1049

Ships

Front 1050

What sign of the zodiac is represented by a creature that is half-man and half-horse?

Back 1050

Sagittarius

Front 1051

In the movie "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," what dwarf is beardless?

Back 1051

Dopey

Front 1052

Baseball legend Johnny Bench is best known for playing what position?

Back 1052

Catcher

Front 1053

In 1943, which of these scientists co-invented the breathing device known as "scuba"?

Back 1053

Jacques Costeau

Front 1054

Which of these bird names is also a verb meaning to complain?

Back 1054

Grouse

Front 1055

Kent State University site of the infamous 1970 student protest is located in what U.S. State?

Back 1055

Ohio

Front 1056

What TV personality's show featured a segment called "Things that make you go hmmm"?

Back 1056

Arsenio Hall

Front 1057

What fictional character rescues the Indian princess Tiger Lily from pirates?

Back 1057

Peter Pan

Front 1058

The Panama Canal connects the Pacific ocean with what body of water in the Atlantic Ocean?

Back 1058

Caribbean Sea

Front 1059

Dante’s masterpiece "The Divine Comedy" was written in what language?

Back 1059

Italian

Front 1060

Gerald Ford represented what state in the U.S. House for over 23 years?

Back 1060

Michigan

Front 1061

What prehistoric creature’s name comes from two Greek words meaning “wing” and “finger”?

Back 1061

Pterodactyl

Front 1062

The dish "gumbo' takes its name from a word of Aftican origin meaning what?

Back 1062

Okra

Front 1063

In a men’s professional boxing match how is each round?

Back 1063

Three minutes

Front 1064

George Bush Intercontinental Airport is located in what Texas city?

Back 1064

Houston

Front 1065

Mahalia Jackson is best known as a singer of what type of music?

Back 1065

Gospel

Front 1066

Which of these US states borders both Nevada and Colorado?

Back 1066

Utah

Front 1067

The musical direction "allegro" indicates that a passage should be performed how?

Back 1067

At a fast tempo

Front 1068

In 2002, what nation won its fifth men's World Cup title when it beat Germany 2-0?

Back 1068

Brazil

Front 1069

Which of these countries is often called "the land of milk and honey"?

Back 1069

Israel

Front 1070

From 1985 to 1994, what pain reliever was advertised as "the wonder drug that works wonders"?

Back 1070

Bayer

Front 1071

What midwestern tourist town claims to be "The Live Music Show Capital of the World"?

Back 1071

Branson, MO

Front 1072

In the classic animated movie "Pinocchio," Jiminy Cricket is usually seen carrying a what?

Back 1072

Umbrella

Front 1073

A famous treatise attributed to an ancient Chinese writer named Sun Tzu is titled "The Art of" what?

Back 1073

War

Front 1074

The period known as the Renaissance takes its name from a word meaning what?

Back 1074

Rebirth

Front 1075

Introduced in 2001, Harmony is a breakfast cereal targeted toward what category of consumer?

Back 1075

Women

Front 1076

The Kentucky Derby is also known as the "Run for the" what?

Back 1076

Roses

Front 1077

In May 2002, who sued Penthouse magazine for misidentifying another woman's photos as hers?

Back 1077

Anna Kournikova

Front 1078

In the "Harry Potter" book series, Harry's friend Hagrid is half-human, half-what?

Back 1078

Giant

Front 1079

Since 1997, Turner Field has been the home stadium of what Major League Baseball team?

Back 1079

Atlanta Braves

Front 1080

Native to South America, the alpaca is most closely related to what animal?

Back 1080

Llama

Front 1081

Where in the human body is the radius bone?

Back 1081

Forearm

Front 1082

Hinduism is the dominant religion of which of these countries?

Back 1082

India

Front 1083

How much is a standard roll of quarters worth?

Back 1083

Ten dollars

Front 1084

What jazz legend was known by the nickname "Satchmo"?

Back 1084

Louis Armstrong

Front 1085

The term "bicameral" is best used to describe the structural organization of what U.S. institution?

Back 1085

Congress

Front 1086

The 2002 bestseller "Lucky Man" is what celebrity's memoir?

Back 1086

Michael J. Fox

Front 1087

A duvet cover is usually used to cover what?

Back 1087

Comforter

Front 1088

Often used as a toast, "I'chaim" is a Hebrew word meaning what?

Back 1088

To life

Front 1089

The Dr. William M. Scholl's College in Chicago grants advanced degrees in what field of medicine?

Back 1089

Podiatry

Front 1090

Quicken computer software helps users do what?

Back 1090

Manage finances

Front 1091

What #1 Billboard features the line "gitchie, gitchie, ya-ya-da-da"?

Back 1091

Lady Marmalade

Front 1092

What color is the "caution" flag in auto racing?

Back 1092

Yellow

Front 1093

In Greek mythology, who fell in love with his own reflection in a pool of water?

Back 1093

Narcissus

Front 1094

According to a famous quotation, "Three may keep a secret, if two of them are" what?

Back 1094

Dead

Front 1095

Euclid is known as the "father" of what mathematical field?

Back 1095

Geometry

Front 1096

Founded in 1847, Cartier specializes in selling what?

Back 1096

Jewelry

Front 1097

Rocky Mountain News is one of the main newspapers of what U.S. city?

Back 1097

Denver

Front 1098

In the 2002 movie "Spider-Man," the title hero defends New York City from what villain?

Back 1098

The Green Goblin

Front 1099

In 1994, what Republican congressman spearheaded the "Contract with America" platform?

Back 1099

Newt Gingrich

Front 1100

The conga is a traditional dance of what country?

Back 1100

Cuba

Front 1101

The signing of the Treaty of Versailles officially ended what war?

Back 1101

World War I

Front 1102

Which of these cheeses is known for its soft center and edible white rind?

Back 1102

Brie

Front 1103

In what part of a house would you find treads and risers?

Back 1103

Staircase

Front 1104

Advice columnist Heloise is best known for her "hints" on what topic?

Back 1104

Housekeeping

Front 1105

Folk hero Paul Bunyan was companions with Babe, a giant blue what?

Back 1105

Ox

Front 1106

In January 2002, President George W. Bush fainted and bruised his cheek after choking on what?

Back 1106

Pretzel

Front 1107

Since 2000, what "Saturday Night Live' cast member has co-anchored "Weekend Update" with Tina Fey?

Back 1107

Jimmy Fallon

Front 1108

Flying buttresses are principal features of what style of architecture?

Back 1108

Gothic

Front 1109

In the Northern Hemisphere, the harvest moon is the full moon nearest which of these days?

Back 1109

Autumnal equinox

Front 1110

The game tic-tac-toe is also known by what name?

Back 1110

Noughts & crosses

Front 1111

World War II began on September 1, 1939 when Germany invaded what country?

Back 1111

Poland

Front 1112

What is the subject of a popular handbook known as "Strunk and White"?

Back 1112

Writing

Front 1113

A meter is approximately how many inches in length?

Back 1113

39

Front 1114

In a song from "The Sound of Music," what flower is described as "small and white, clean and bright"?

Back 1114

Edelweiss

Front 1115

William W. Mayo and his two sons are best known for establishing what in Rochester, NY?

Back 1115

Medical center

Front 1116

In a classic fairy tale, Goldilocks breaks what piece of furniture while in the Three Bears' house?

Back 1116

Chair

Front 1117

The bugle call reveille gets its name from the French word for what?

Back 1117

Awaken

Front 1118

In mathematics, the binary number system uses what number as its base?

Back 1118

2

Front 1119

Irish coffee is traditionally made with what liquor?

Back 1119

Whiskey

Front 1120

Rivals and Krystle and Alexis duke it out in a lily pond in a famous scene from what 1980s TV drama?

Back 1120

Dynasty

Front 1121

The "E" in the federal agency acronym "FEMA" stands for what?

Back 1121

Emergency

Front 1122

Which of these TV advertising characters is known for telling lies?

Back 1122

Joe Isuzu

Front 1123

The title "Grandmaster" is typically awarded to the most skilled players of which of these games?

Back 1123

Chess

Front 1124

Mount McKinley, the highest point in North America, is located in what U.S. state?

Back 1124

Alaska

Front 1125

According to the Bible, Moses parted what body of water?

Back 1125

Red Sea

Front 1126

What legendary hero was said to live in Sherwood Forest?

Back 1126

Robin Hood

Front 1127

Which of these knots is most often used to tie a necktie?

Back 1127

Windsor

Front 1128

Which of these former first ladies is nicknamed "The Silver Fox"?

Back 1128

Barbara Bush

Front 1129

Queen Isabella I, patron of Columbus' voyages, ruled Spain with what king?

Back 1129

Ferdinand II

Front 1130

According to legend, the Pied Piper was hired by the town of Hamelin to rid it of what?

Back 1130

Rats

Front 1131

Dunkin' Donuts sells bite-sized "donut holes" commonly known as what?

Back 1131

Munchkins

Front 1132

In 2002, Halle Berry won a Best Actress Academy Award for her role in what movie?

Back 1132

Monster’s Ball

Front 1133

In the technology abbreviation "DVD," the second "D" stands for what?

Back 1133

Disc

Front 1134

When referring to sound systems, the word "stereo" is short for what?

Back 1134

Stereophonic

Front 1135

"Scuttlebutt" is a slang word for what?

Back 1135

Gossip

Front 1136

By definition, a mnemonic device helps you to do what?

Back 1136

Remember

Front 1137

George Steinbrenner is the larger-than-life majority owner of what professional sports franchise?

Back 1137

New York Yankees

Front 1138

The musical "Fiddler on the Roof" features the song "If I Were a" what?

Back 1138

Rich Man

Front 1139

The Broadway musical "Oliver!" is based on a novel by what writer?

Back 1139

Charles Dickens

Front 1140

Mesquite is a type of wood traditionally used in what method of cooking?

Back 1140

Barbecue

Front 1141

What fictional character eventually marries an American woman named Jane Porter?

Back 1141

Tarzan

Front 1142

Dramamine is a medication commonly used to treat which of the following?

Back 1142

Motion sickness

Front 1143

By definition, a cosmologist studies the origin and development of what?

Back 1143

The universe

Front 1144

Which of these words is not a syonym for the word "nonsense"?

Back 1144

Brouhaha

Front 1145

What time of day is expressed as "2200 hours" in military time?

Back 1145

10 p.m.

Front 1146

"Kama Sutra" is a Sanskrit phrase meaning "aphorisms of" what?

Back 1146

Love

Front 1147

The Jewish sabbath, Shabbat, begins at sundown on what day of the week?

Back 1147

Friday

Front 1148

On TV's "Saturday Night Live," who teamed up with Steve Martin to play the "two wild and crazy guys"?

Back 1148

Dan Aykroyd

Front 1149

A popular Hanukkah toy, the dreidel is a spinning top with how many sides?

Back 1149

4

Front 1150

What does the "C" stand for in the special effects abbreviation "CGI"?

Back 1150

Computer

Front 1151

In the "Archie" comic strip series, what character wears a hat shaped like a crown?

Back 1151

Jughead

Front 1152

On a popular TV sitcom, George and Katherine Papadopolis are the guardians of what lovable kid?

Back 1152

Webster

Front 1153

In the 1830s, inventor Samuel Colt patented a popular type of what?

Back 1153

Handgun

Front 1154

What 1970s TV series title character has the last name Morgenstern?

Back 1154

Rhoda

Front 1155

Country-western musician Johnny Cash is also known by what nickname?

Back 1155

The Man in Black

Front 1156

Until it was replaced by the euro, the Deustche mark was the offical currency of what nation?

Back 1156

Germany

Front 1157

By definition, a nocturne is a work of art depicting what?

Back 1157

Night

Front 1158

According to the title of a 1985 Tears for Fears song, "Everybody Wants to" what?

Back 1158

Rule the World

Front 1159

The expression "prima donna" comes from an Italian phrase meaning what?

Back 1159

First lady

Front 1160

What Christmas carol features the line "Then pretend that he is Parson Brown"?

Back 1160

Winter Wonderland

Front 1161

What singer made the news in 1984 when his hair caught on fire during the making of a Pepsi commerical?

Back 1161

Michael Jackson

Front 1162

A spyglass is a small kind of what?

Back 1162

Telescope

Front 1163

In a classic nursery rhyme, who meets "a pieman going to the fair"?

Back 1163

Simple Simon

Front 1164

A dromedary is a type of what animal?

Back 1164

Camel

Front 1165

In England, a traditional high tea is most likely to be served at what time?

Back 1165

4:00 p.m.

Front 1166

The Slogan for what food brand invites you to "taste the rainbow"?

Back 1166

Skittles

Front 1167

In which of these countries are princes and rulers called "rajahs"?

Back 1167

India

Front 1168

In the U.S., what kind of omelet is traditionally served with chopped green pepper, onion and tomato?

Back 1168

Spanish

Front 1169

The Dolphins, Marlins, and Devil Rays are all professional sports franchises in what U.S. state?

Back 1169

Florida

Front 1170

What credit card's classic ads featured celebrities asking "Do You Know Me?"

Back 1170

American Express

Front 1171

New Orleans is often known by which of these nicknames?

Back 1171

The Big Easy

Front 1172

What surfing move requires you to ride with all of your toes over the front of the board?

Back 1172

Hang Ten

Front 1173

On the game show "Wheel of Fortune", how much does it cost to buy a vowel?

Back 1173

$250

Front 1174

Which of these words is not in the lyrics of the song "Do-Re-Mi" from "The Sound of Music?

Back 1174

Sugar

Front 1175

In a department store, which of the following is most likely to be labeled "pour hommes"?

Back 1175

Men’s Cologne

Front 1176

The Island of Hawaii is popularly known by what nickname?

Back 1176

The Big Island

Front 1177

Spoons with serrated edges are most often used to eat which of these foods?

Back 1177

Grapefruit

Front 1178

Bob Dole served for almost 29 years as a U.S. Senator from what state?

Back 1178

Kansas

Front 1179

What actress is best known as Fred Astaire's leading lady?

Back 1179

Ginger Rogers

Front 1180

In the comic strip "Peanuts" Schroeder idolizes what composer?

Back 1180

Beethoven

Front 1181

What kind of triangle has three angles that are each less than ninety degrees?

Back 1181

Acute

Front 1182

Often found in castles, a turret is a small what?

Back 1182

Tower

Front 1183

In a 1957 hit single, Patsy Cline sings about "walkin" when?

Back 1183

After Midnight

Front 1184

What fairy tale begins with the hero trading away the beloved family cow?

Back 1184

Jack and the Beanstalk

Front 1185

The Japanese delicacy sashimi is what kind of food?

Back 1185

Raw Fish

Front 1186

In 1966, Ronald Reagan was elected governor of what U.S. State?

Back 1186

California

Front 1187

In a famous 1858 speech, a U.S. senator from South Carolina declared that what crop "is king"?

Back 1187

Cotton

Front 1188

A sterno can would most likely be used when serving which of the following?

Back 1188

Fondue

Front 1189

In cars, what shape usually appears on the hazard light switch?

Back 1189

Triangle

Front 1190

At the end of the 1997 movie "Titanic" what does Rose drop into the ocean?

Back 1190

Necklace

Front 1191

In greyound racing, the dogs are trained to chase a mechanical version of what animal?

Back 1191

Rabbit

Front 1192

In July 2002, nine coal miners were rescued from a flooded mine in what U.S. state?

Back 1192

Pennsylvania

Front 1193

Stone Phillips and Jane Pauley have co-anchored what TV newsmagazine since 1992?

Back 1193

Dateline

Front 1194

A famous line of poetry warns, "O what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to" what?

Back 1194

Deceive

Front 1195

In 1918, William L. Murphy invented a stow-away version of what piece of furniture?

Back 1195

Bed

Front 1196

By definition, a parochial school is run by which of the following?

Back 1196

Religious Group

Front 1197

Which of the following best describes a man who is known as a Beau Brumell?

Back 1197

Very Well Dressed

Front 1198

On what classic gameshow did contestants take turns playing a giant slot machine?

Back 1198

Joker’s Wild

Front 1199

Which of these weather measurements is expressed as a percentage?

Back 1199

Relative Humidity

Front 1200

In the musical Phanton of the Opera, what crashes to the floor of the stage at the end of the first act?

Back 1200

Chandelier

Front 1201

In 1985, what computer company introduced the Windows operating system?

Back 1201

Microsoft

Front 1202

The famous 1969 Woodstock music festival took place in what US state?

Back 1202

New York

Front 1203

What larger-than-life personality claims to be the "King of All Media"?

Back 1203

Howard Stern

Front 1204

In her song "Freeway of Love," Aretha Franklin declares that she is "goin' ridin' on the freeway" in her what?

Back 1204

Pink Cadillac

Front 1205

On what date does the incoming U.S. president traditionally take the Oath of Office?

Back 1205

20-Jan

Front 1206

Introduced in 1966, Brita is a leading brand of what household product?

Back 1206

Water filter

Front 1207

Plumbers often unclog drains with a tool that shares its name with what animal?

Back 1207

Snake

Front 1208

A famous philosophical saying goes "I think, therefore I" what?

Back 1208

Am

Front 1209

Which of these household items is most likely to be made of damask?

Back 1209

Tablecloth

Front 1210

In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, Marc Antony says "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your" what?

Back 1210

Ears

Front 1211

In an 1819 treaty, what country ceded Florida to the United States?

Back 1211

Spain

Front 1212

In a famous 1987 speech, Ronald Reagan challenged what world leader to "tear down this wall"?

Back 1212

Mikhail Gorbachev

Front 1213

Which of these classes of animals is normally warm-blooded?

Back 1213

Birds

Front 1214

In 1861, Leland Stanford, founder of Stanford University, was elected governor of what state?

Back 1214

California

Front 1215

A diffuser attachement is most likely to be used with which of the following?

Back 1215

Hair dryer

Front 1216

In the Old Testament, the prophet Jonah is swallowed up by a "great" what?

Back 1216

Fish

Front 1217

"Larceny" is a legal term for which of these crimes?

Back 1217

Theft

Front 1218

What does the "C" stand for in the sports abbreviation NCAA?

Back 1218

Collegiate

Front 1219

In 1989, what baseball great was banned from the sport due to allegations that he bet the games?

Back 1219

Pete Rose

Front 1220

Mr. Cogswell, owner of Cogswell Cogs, is a character from what cartoon series?

Back 1220

The Jetsons

Front 1221

A popular 1960s slogan encouraged people to "make love" not what?

Back 1221

War

Front 1222

"Sunny Day" is the first line of the theme song to what popular kids TV show?

Back 1222

Sesame Street

Front 1223

The adjective "Porcine" is used to compare something to what animal?

Back 1223

Pig

Front 1224

According to a classic Cole Porter song, "It's too darn" what?

Back 1224

Hot

Front 1225

In his popular children's song "Baby Beluga," Raffi sings about a young what?

Back 1225

Whale

Front 1226

What 2,000 presidential candidate told voters that he was a "uniter" not a "divider"?

Back 1226

Bush

Front 1227

By definition, an LPN is licensed to work as a what?

Back 1227

Nurse

Front 1228

On the TV series "Friends," Ross works in what field?

Back 1228

Palentology

Front 1229

On the TV series "The Crocodile Hunter" what expression does Steve use to show surprise?

Back 1229

Crikey!

Front 1230

A classic children's rhyme begins "There was an old lady who swallowed a" what?

Back 1230

Fly

Front 1231

Colonial Williamsburg is a 301 acre "living history" museum in what U.S. state?

Back 1231

Virginia

Front 1232

What is the medical term for the procedure known as a "nose job"?

Back 1232

Rhinoplasty

Front 1233

Which of the following is most likely to be billed as "ergonomic"?

Back 1233

Office Furniture

Front 1234

In her 2001 hit single, Pink sings "I'm coming up, so you better get this" what "started"?

Back 1234

Party

Front 1235

In the musical "Grease", Frenchy drops out of which of these schools?

Back 1235

Beauty school

Front 1236

According to the Bible, Jesus was born in what city?

Back 1236

Bethlehem

Front 1237

According to its name, the ACLU fights for what kind of "liberties"?

Back 1237

Civil

Front 1238

Neapolitan pizza is named after a city in what country?

Back 1238

Italy

Front 1239

What comic strip character has an adopted baby son named Swee'pea?

Back 1239

Popeye

Front 1240

What state is home to the NBA's Golden State Warriors?

Back 1240

California

Front 1241

Metamucil is a dietary supplement designed to boost intake of what food component?

Back 1241

Fiber

Front 1242

What singer's 2002 album "The Rising" is his first studio recording in 18 years with the E Street Band?

Back 1242

Bruce Springsteen

Front 1243

What country's Czarist government was overthrown in 1917?

Back 1243

Russia

Front 1244

A person would most likely use a glossary to look up what?

Back 1244

Definition of a word

Front 1245

What professional athlete went by the nickname "Dr. J"?

Back 1245

Julius Erving

Front 1246

"Yes, sir, yes, sir, three bags full" is a line from what nursery rhyme?

Back 1246

Baa, Baa, Black Sheep

Front 1247

George Washington's campsite at Valley Forge is located in what US state?

Back 1247

Pennsylvania

Front 1248

In Greek mythology, a Cyclops was a giant with only one what?

Back 1248

Eye

Front 1249

What comic book superhero has a trusted valet named Alfred?

Back 1249

Batman

Front 1250

What legal term is often used to refer to the crime of blackmail?

Back 1250

Extortion

Front 1251

On the TV series "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood", what is the name of Mr. McFeely's messenger service?

Back 1251

Speedy Delivery

Front 1252

What is the fastest animal on Earth that runs on two legs?

Back 1252

Ostrich

Front 1253

Lent is a 40-day period of fasting and repentance that leads up to what religious holiday?

Back 1253

Easter

Front 1254

Brigham Young University was founded in 1875 in what US state?

Back 1254

Utah

Front 1255

Comedian and TV star Cedric Kyles performs under the stage name "Cedric the" what?

Back 1255

Entertainer

Front 1256

In the novel "1984", posters feature the warning "Big Brother is" what?

Back 1256

Watching you

Front 1257

What company's ad slogan encourages you to "Share Moments, Share Life"?

Back 1257

Kodak

Front 1258

What fairy tale heroine says, "But Grandmother, what big eyes you have!"?

Back 1258

Little Red Riding Hood

Front 1259

What is the real first name of rap superstar Eminem?

Back 1259

Marshall

Front 1260

The novel "Moby-Dick" begins with the famous line, "Call me" what?

Back 1260

Ishmael

Front 1261

According to a popular saying, what "is a dish best served cold"?

Back 1261

Revenge

Front 1262

Which of these state capitals was named after the founder of the German empire?

Back 1262

Bismarck, ND

Front 1263

The USDA's daily Food Guide is usually depicted as what geometric shape?

Back 1263

Pyramid

Front 1264

Since 1975, Kool-Aid ads have featured Kool-Aid Man saying what famous catchphrase?

Back 1264

Oh yeah!

Front 1265

What animal gets its name from two Greek words meaning "nose" and "horn"?

Back 1265

Rhinoceros

Front 1266

According to its long-running slogan, Visa credit card is "everywhere you" what?

Back 1266

Want to be

Front 1267

Chutney is a condiment commonly used in what type of cuisine?

Back 1267

Indian

Front 1268

What classic song begins "I see trees of green, red roses too"?

Back 1268

What a Wonderful World

Front 1269

The boomerang was commonly used by Australian natives for which of these purposes?

Back 1269

Hunting game

Front 1270

What soap brand's classic slogan informs us that "It Floats"?

Back 1270

Ivory

Front 1271

In 1960, Mattel introduced a popular "talking" doll named what?

Back 1271

Chatty Cathy

Front 1272

In 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous "I have a dream" speech in what U.S. city?

Back 1272

Washington, DC

Front 1273

"Au" is the chemical symbol for what element?

Back 1273

Gold

Front 1274

The olive branch is an ancient symbol of what?

Back 1274

Peace

Front 1275

The 1980s sitcom "A Different World" began when what TV teen went to college?

Back 1275

Denise Huxtable

Front 1276

Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley are the two best friends of what fictional youth?

Back 1276

Harry Potter

Front 1277

In the movie "A Few Good Men", Jack Nicholson's character memorably shouts, "You can't handle the" what?

Back 1277

Truth

Front 1278

A furlong is a unit for measuring distance often used in what activity?

Back 1278

Horse racing

Front 1279

The Luxor Las Vegas Hotel features a 30-story replica of what kind of structure?

Back 1279

Pyramid

Front 1280

Coq au vin is prepared by cooking chicken in what?

Back 1280

Wine

Front 1281

According to the George Gershwin song, "they all laughed at" who "when he said the world was round"?

Back 1281

Christopher Columbus

Front 1282

The TV variety show "It's Showtime at the Apollo" is broadcast from a theater in what NYC neighborhood?

Back 1282

Harlem

Front 1283

In 1986, what company launched its successful Dockers line of casual clothing?

Back 1283

Levi Strauss

Front 1284

In his 1975 hit song, Glen Campbell hopes to be "like a rhinestone" what?

Back 1284

Cowboy

Front 1285

Simon and Garfunkel reunited for a famous 1981 concert held in what New York City location?

Back 1285

Central Park

Front 1286

On the TV series "The Cosby Show", Cliff Huxtable is what kind of doctor?

Back 1286

Obstetrician

Front 1287

What is the only New York City borough that is on the US mainland?

Back 1287

Bronx

Front 1288

The expression "throw in the towel" comes from what sport?

Back 1288

Boxing

Front 1289

An orthopedist is most likely to treat which of the following?

Back 1289

Broken leg

Front 1290

What product's long-running ad campaign features the no-nonsense waitress Rosie?

Back 1290

Bounty paper towels

Front 1291

On the TV series "Frasier", what is the name of Niles's never-seen first wife?

Back 1291

Maris

Front 1292

The opening of "ABC's Wide World of Sports" uses what footage to illustrate "the agony of defeat"?

Back 1292

Ski jump fall

Front 1293

In 1974, Shel Silverstein published a book of children's poetry titled "Where the" what "Ends"?

Back 1293

Sidewalk

Front 1294

Which of these actresses' fathers was a famous ventriloquist?

Back 1294

Candice Bergen

Front 1295

Mary Martin, Cathy Rigby, and Sandy Duncan have all played what Broadway musical character?

Back 1295

Peter Pan

Front 1296

Fish normally do not have which of these organs?

Back 1296

Lungs

Front 1297

In geometry, what two-dimensional shape has interior angles that always add up to 180 degrees?

Back 1297

Triangle

Front 1298

The name of which of these pop bands is a palindrome?

Back 1298

ABBA

Front 1299

Introduced in 1957, what was the original flavor of Tang drink mix?

Back 1299

Orange

Front 1300

Come On, Get Happy" was the theme song of what 1970s TV show?

Back 1300

Partridge Family

Front 1301

In 2002, the TV series "CSI" introduced a spinoff set in what US city?

Back 1301

Miami

Front 1302

What does the "I" stand for in the restaurant name "IHOP"?

Back 1302

International

Front 1303

What animals name comes from the Latin words for "pig" and "thorn"?

Back 1303

Porcupine

Front 1304

The phrase "anno domini" means in the year of our what?

Back 1304

Lord

Front 1305

What is most likely to malfunction due to "vapor lock"?

Back 1305

Automobile

Front 1306

What diva is the subject of the 1991 movie "Truth or Dare"?

Back 1306

Madonna

Front 1307

The title of a popular men's magazine "GQ" is short for "Gentlemen's" what?

Back 1307

Quarterly

Front 1308

During WWI US infantry soldiers were referred to as what?

Back 1308

Doughboys

Front 1309

In "Jack and the Beanstalk" the giant says "Fee fi fo fum, I smell the blood of" what?

Back 1309

An Englishman

Front 1310

In the 1989 movie "Field of Dreams", a mysterious voice inspires a farmer to build what in his corn field?

Back 1310

Baseball Diamond

Front 1311

What does the "500" refer to in the name of the Daytona 500 auto race?

Back 1311

Length of Race

Front 1312

What Jack Nicholson movie features him smashing through a door and saying, "Here's Johnny"?

Back 1312

The Shining

Front 1313

In the comic strip "Peanuts", Charlie Brown has a crush on a girl with what color hair?

Back 1313

Red

Front 1314

A sommelier at a restaurant is in charge of what?

Back 1314

Wine

Front 1315

According to the 2,000 census, what state has the largest population?

Back 1315

California

Front 1316

The Fender Stratocaster is a popular model of what musical instrument?

Back 1316

Electric Guitar

Front 1317

According to the Bible, the three wise men brought gifts of gold, frankincense and what?

Back 1317

Myrrh

Front 1318

In 1987, what US state issued a license plate featuring the space shuttle Challenger?

Back 1318

Florida

Front 1319

In 1990, George Bush said, "I'm President of the United States, and I'm not going to eat any more" what?

Back 1319

Broccoli

Front 1320

Introduced in 1984, Dirt Devil is a leading brand of what?

Back 1320

Hand-held vaccuum

Front 1321

Alfredo sauce is traditionally served with what type of pasta?

Back 1321

Fettucine

Front 1322

What movie features the classic line "Here's looking at you, kid"?

Back 1322

Casablanca