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  1. 5451.

    Jaime Sommers, a character stronger than the usual human being, was played by Lindsey Wagner in which TV series?

    • AAmericas Most Wanted
    • BWomen Are Strong Too
    • CThe Six Million Dollar Woman
    • DThe Bionic Woman
    Answer: The Bionic Woman
  2. 5452.

    In the B O Railroad, what does the B stand for?

    • ABirmingham
    • BBrooklyn
    • CBaltimore
    • DBoston
    Answer: Baltimore
  3. 5453.

    How many fouls are there in the fictional sport Quidditch?

    • A300
    • B700
    • C500
    • D900
    Answer: 700
  4. 5454.

    If you break a string on your guitar, don't ___________.

    • Afret
    • Bsnap
    • Cpop
    • Dcry
    Answer: fret
  5. 5455.

    While he was driving his car down a California highway, this star said : This guys got to stop...hell see us.

    • AJames Dean
    • BJimmy Olsen
    • CJames Mason
    • DJimmy Stewart
    Answer: James Dean
  6. 5456.

    Who is the only President who had a patent?

    • AJefferson
    • BLincoln
    • CWashington
    • DHoover
    Answer: Lincoln
  7. 5457.

    If I were to visit the wrist-wrestling capital of the world, where would I go?

    • ARiga, Latvia
    • BSofia, Bulgaria
    • CPetaluma, California.
    • DNorman, Oklahoma
    Answer: Petaluma, California.
  8. 5458.

    How many dancers traditionally perform the Danse des petits cygnes (Dance of the Little Swans) in Swan Lake?

    • A5
    • B4
    • C3
    • D6
    Answer: 4
  9. 5459.

    Normally, S-P arrival intervals from a minimum of how many seismic stations are required to uniquely locate the epicenter of an earthquake?

    • A1
    • B3
    • C4
    • D2
    Answer: 3
  10. 5460.

    Which of these is a type of a artwork consisting of pieces of wood inlaid in geometric patterns?

    • Amarquetry
    • Bharquetry
    • Csharquetry
    • Dparquetry
    Answer: parquetry
  11. 5461.

    Which of these was NOT a character in Finding Nemo?

    • ABloat
    • BSebastian
    • CChum
    • DAnchor
    Answer: Sebastian
  12. 5462.

    What is the name for a layer of gasses that surround a large object and are held in place by the objects gravity?

    • AAtmosphere
    • BEscape velocity
    • CMolecular mass
    • DSurface gravity
    Answer: Atmosphere
  13. 5463.

    This 1996 game introduced networked play and 3-D graphics. What game introduced or perfected this landmark first person shooter according to Entertainment Weekly?

    • AGoldenEye007
    • BGrand Theft Auto
    • CDoom
    • DStarCraft
    Answer: Doom
  14. 5464.

    Who was the mascot for Kelloggs Froot Loops that used to say Follow your nose, it always knows.?

    • ABig Beak Billy
    • BPete the Pelligan
    • CHarry the Hen
    • DToucan Sam
    Answer: Toucan Sam
  15. 5465.

    This is the name of the computer program developed by the Hollywood division of the Los Angeles Police Department to create a database of crimes, criminals, and all related information.

    • ABOOK-EM
    • BBEAT/COP
    • CHITMAN
    • DROBBER-E
    Answer: HITMAN
  16. 5466.

    Which mass murderer was the inspiration for the movie character Norman Bates in Psycho and for Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs?

    • ARickie Sperko
    • BEd Gein
    • CJeffrey Dahmer
    • DTed Bundy
    Answer: Ed Gein
  17. 5467.

    Which of these is the last name of the two brothers who have each won the Cy Young Award given to the best Major League Baseball pitchers?

    • AHernandez
    • BPerry
    • CNiekro
    • DDean
    Answer: Perry
  18. 5468.

    What funds were used in the founding of the British Museum?

    • ANational Lottery
    • BFund raising among the nobility of Europe
    • CA single bequest of Lord Henry Dinsdale
    • DMultiple Royal bequests
    Answer: National Lottery
  19. 5469.

    In the Harry Potter series, what are the Dark Lords henchmen known as?

    • ADeathbringers
    • BDA
    • COrder of the Phoenix
    • DDeatheaters
    Answer: Deatheaters
  20. 5470.

    Which movie title was translated in Japan as Captain Supermarket?

    • AArmy Of Darkness
    • BGremlins
    • CHouse
    • DDead Alive
    Answer: Army Of Darkness
  21. 5471.

    What tea is known for its distinctive bergamot flavor?

    • AEnglish Breakfast
    • BPrince of Wales
    • CEarl
    • DGrey Darjeeling
    Answer: Earl
  22. 5472.

    This quarterback from Louisiana Tech was the first player selected in the 1970 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

    • ARon Yary
    • BJim Plunkett
    • CTroy Aikman
    • DTerry Bradshaw
    Answer: Terry Bradshaw
  23. 5473.

    Michelangelo died in the same year that Galileo was born. What famous person was born in Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth, in the year Galileo died?

    • ARembrandt
    • BIsaac Newton
    • CRenoir
    • DLuther
    Answer: Isaac Newton
  24. 5474.

    Name the Clint Eastwood flick that contains the #6 quote on AFIs list.

    • AThe Enforcer
    • BThe Dead Pool
    • CMagnum Force
    • DSudden Impact
    Answer: Sudden Impact
  25. 5475.

    Who lost the Battle of Marathon?

    • AParimedes
    • BCyrus I
    • CDarius I
    • DXerces I
    Answer: Darius I
  26. 5476.

    Antonio Banderas plays Gregorio Cortez in which trilogy directed by Robert Rodriguez?

    • AThe mask of Zorro
    • BPlay it to the bone
    • CSpy Kids
    • DFrom Dusk till Dawn
    Answer: Spy Kids
  27. 5477.

    What was the name of the coffee shop in the local mall that Roseanne worked at?

    • AMcRods
    • BRodbells
    • CRodmans
    • DRods
    Answer: Rodbells
  28. 5478.

    In 1989, this rock singer married actress Cynthia Rhodes, who appeared in the movie Dirty Dancing as Johnnys dance partner, Penny.

    • ARick Astley
    • BHuey Lewis
    • CSammy Hagar
    • DRichard Marx
    Answer: Richard Marx
  29. 5479.

    To make an international telephone call from within the US what are the first numbers you should dial?

    • A911
    • B101
    • C11
    • D888
    Answer: 101
  30. 5480.

    US Army Lt. Thomas Selfridge was the first person killed in a powered fixed-wing aircraft. Where did the accident happen?

    • AVirginia
    • BFrance
    • CPennsylvania
    • DColorado
    Answer: Virginia
  31. 5481.

    Which of these holidays is not attached to a specific date?

    • AIndependence Day
    • BChristmas
    • CNew Year's Day
    • DThanksgiving
    Answer: Thanksgiving
  32. 5482.

    What is the meaning of the names Emily, Emma, Amelie, Amelia, Em, Emmie?

    • AJustice
    • BSympathy
    • CSpice
    • DRival
    Answer: Rival
  33. 5483.

    Actress Kate Winslet made her first TV appearance in a commercial advertising what kind of product?

    • ABreakfast cereal
    • BCat food
    • CSoap
    • DHair shampoo
    Answer: Breakfast cereal
  34. 5484.

    Does Jason Earles play Miley's brother in Hannah Montana: The Movie?

    • AYes
    • BNo
    Answer: Yes
  35. 5485.

    In the 80s, Andrew Lloyd Webber dominated the musical theatre. Which of the following is not a show of his?

    • ASunset Boulevard
    • BChicago
    • CCats
    • DEvita
    Answer: Chicago
  36. 5486.

    This dog is almost as famous as Shakespeare. He was mentioned 151 times and the only canine to ever appear in a Shakespearean play.

    • ACrab
    • BThisbe
    • CPongo
    • DMax
    Answer: Crab
  37. 5487.

    This persons goddaughter is Gwyneth Paltrow and he hired her for her first role, Wendy in Hook. Who is he?

    • ABrian DePalma
    • BRidley Scott
    • CSteven Spielberg
    • DRobert Zemeckis
    Answer: Steven Spielberg
  38. 5488.

    Which of these is a real event in the history of the pencil?

    • AThe discovery of lead in what is now Turkey, ca. 573 A.D.
    • BThe discovery that cedar wood has three times the tensile strength of any other wood
    • CThe discovery of rubber in Malaysia in 1823
    • DThe discovery of graphite in Seathwaite, Burrowdale, England
    Answer: The discovery of graphite in Seathwaite, Burrowdale, England
  39. 5489.

    Amps are a unit of measurement of what?

    • Aelectric potential
    • Belectric charge
    • Celectric current
    • Delectric field strength
    Answer: electric current
  40. 5490.

    I fed some lemon to my cat and now I have a __________.

    • Ayen for limes
    • Bproblem with sour fruit
    • Csour puss
    • Dcat with allergies
    Answer: sour puss
  41. 5491.

    Who was Nero Wolfs legman and confidant?

    • AColeman his butler
    • BArchie Goodwin
    • CDr. Watson
    • DRex Stout
    Answer: Archie Goodwin
  42. 5492.

    The constitution of the US presently used is the second constitution of the United States that was approved by the states. What was the first one called?

    • AThe Articles of Confederation
    • BThe Declaration of Independence
    • CConstitution of the Former Colonies of Britain in North America
    • DConstitution of the Independent States of North America
    Answer: The Articles of Confederation
  43. 5493.

    In Major League Baseball, who was the first pitcher to win 200 games in his career?

    • AA.G.Spaulding
    • BWalter Johnson
    • CCy Young
    • DBabe Ruth
    Answer: A.G.Spaulding
  44. 5494.

    In 2004, this English actress received her fourth Academy Award nomination for her performance in the movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

    • ALindsay Lohan
    • BKirstie Alley
    • CRenee Zellweger
    • DKate Winslet
    Answer: Kate Winslet
  45. 5495.

    What is the first name of the film maker Burton, known as the creator of many horror films?

    • ATim
    • BJoe
    • CWes
    • DBob
    Answer: Tim
  46. 5496.

    Who was the first Chinese writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature?

    • ACai Zhifeng
    • BXia Zhinian
    • CGao Xingjian
    • DChoi Chi Fung
    Answer: Gao Xingjian
  47. 5497.

    The boy is very quiet. The sentence above is an example of which of the following?

    • ASimple sentence
    • BCompound-complex sentence
    • CComplex sentence
    • DCompound sentence
    Answer: Simple sentence
  48. 5498.

    Who was the first professional athlete in baseball history to hit a home run and score a touchdown in the same week?

    • AMel Hubbard
    • BBo Jackson
    • CJim Thorpe
    • DDeion Sanders
    Answer: Jim Thorpe
  49. 5499.

    Who is the crime-solving cat hero of the Rita Mae Brown books?

    • AMrs. Murphy
    • BOld Deuteronomy
    • CTucker Tee
    • DMama Morton
    Answer: Mrs. Murphy
  50. 5500.

    Which specialized toilet is designed to be used only for urination?

    • ALoo
    • BBedpan
    • CCompost
    • DUrinal
    Answer: Urinal

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