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  1. 5901.

    What name represents the letter "M" in the NATO phonetic alphabet?

    • AMike
    • BMark
    • CMax
    • DMatthew
    Answer: Mike
  2. 5902.

    On what famous London street does famous detective Sherlock Holmes live?

    • AOxford Street
    • BCharing Cross Road
    • CBaker Street
    • DDowning Street
    Answer: Baker Street
  3. 5903.

    Normal saline solution contains this percentage of salt (NaCl)?

    • A4.5%
    • B9%
    • C0.9%
    • D1.3%
    Answer: 0.9%
  4. 5904.

    In what movie did Tom Cruise play a Greaser?

    • AThe Outsiders
    • BEyes Wide Shut
    • CRisky Business
    • DFar and Away
    Answer: The Outsiders
  5. 5905.

    In 2001, this actor had cocaine related charges made against him. He was arrested in Palm Springs.

    • AHugh Grant
    • BFatty Arbuckle
    • CKobe Bryant
    • DRobert Downey Jr
    Answer: Robert Downey Jr
  6. 5906.

    This phobia forces people indoors.

    • AErythrophobia
    • BHeliophobia
    • CNecrophobia
    • DPhagophobia
    Answer: Heliophobia
  7. 5907.

    No Rules in Love is the Italian title of this movie.

    • ALeatherheads
    • BDear Frankie
    • COffside
    • DThe Blind Side
    Answer: Leatherheads
  8. 5908.

    How does Johnny Cade kill Bob Sheldon in the popular 80s movie The Outsiders?

    • Ashoots him in the stomach
    • Bcracks him in the head with a rock
    • Cswitchblade
    • Dthrows him off a rooftop
    Answer: switchblade
  9. 5909.

    Who played Long Hair in the John Wayne movie The Cowboys?

    • ABruce Dern
    • BJohn Wayne
    • CRobert Carradine
    • DRoscoe Lee Browne
    Answer: Bruce Dern
  10. 5910.

    Who tries to warn the driver of the car about the killer in the back seat according to the popular urban legend?

    • AA driver of the car behind
    • BA wolf appearing on the road
    • CA voice on the radio
    • DThe signs on the road
    Answer: A driver of the car behind
  11. 5911.

    Which of these popular types of cheese is not blue?

    • ARoquefort
    • BStilton
    • CGouda
    • DGorgonzola
    Answer: Gouda
  12. 5912.

    Which wedding anniversary is traditionally called a Ruby Anniversary?

    • A30th
    • B25th
    • C40th
    • D50th
    Answer: 40th
  13. 5913.

    What was the real name of renowned folk artist, Grandma Moses?

    • AAnna Mary Robertson
    • BMary Elizabeth McCoy
    • CAnna Louise Mason
    • DCarmen Vital
    Answer: Anna Mary Robertson
  14. 5914.

    What kind of shark is the scary man-eating monster in the 1975 horror movie Jaws directed by Steven Spielberg?

    • AGrey shark
    • BWhale shark
    • CTiger shark
    • DGreat white shark
    Answer: Great white shark
  15. 5915.

    What was the first rock group to play at New Yorks Carnegie Hall?

    • AThe Beatles
    • BAmerica
    • CThe Who
    • DChicago
    Answer: Chicago
  16. 5916.

    Which daikaijū (giant monster) most resembles a turtle?

    • AGodzilla
    • BGhidora
    • CGigan
    • DGamera
    Answer: Gamera
  17. 5917.

    This medical term refers to a disease-causing protein agent that contains no genetic material.

    • ALemma
    • BPapule
    • CAlper
    • DPrion
    Answer: Prion
  18. 5918.

    This country was formerly known as the Republic of Upper Volta. On August 4, 1984, President Thomas Sankara gave it a new name which means the land of upright people.

    • ABurkina Faso
    • BBurundi
    • CKyrgyzstan
    • DDjibouti
    Answer: Burkina Faso
  19. 5919.

    What French Enlightenment writer, historian and philosopher made the following remark about ice cream: "Ice-cream is exquisite. What a pity it isn't illegal."?

    • AAlbert Camus
    • BGuy de Maupassant
    • CBlaise Pascal
    • DVoltaire
    Answer: Voltaire
  20. 5920.

    What video game sparked a huge craze and inspired a TV series which aired on ABC from 1982 to 1984?

    • APac-man
    • BDefender
    • CSpace Invaders
    • DPong
    Answer: Pac-man
  21. 5921.

    Which of the following is most likely to result from a collision between a continental lithospheric plate and an oceanic lithospheric plate?

    • AA mid-oceanic ridge
    • BA magnetic reversal
    • CA transform fault
    • DA chain of coastal volcanic mountains
    Answer: A chain of coastal volcanic mountains
  22. 5922.

    Ethan, a new preschool student, does not talk or play with other students during center time. Which of the following strategies will best help him develop interpersonal relationships?

    • AModeling how to show appropriate affection in the classroom
    • BIdentifying a student to be Ethan's partner and participate in center time with him
    • CEncouraging students to name and discuss their feelings throughout the day
    • DDemonstrating empathy for Ethan when there is a conflict during center time
    Answer: Identifying a student to be Ethan's partner and participate in center time with him
  23. 5923.

    On the popular sitcom The Golden Girls, Dorothy and Sophia dress up as which famous couple?

    • AAnthony and Cleopatra
    • BBurt and Loni
    • CRonald and Nancy
    • DSonny and Cher
    Answer: Sonny and Cher
  24. 5924.

    What is the special prize that will be given to one of the golden ticket holders in the 2005 movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

    • AA life supply of chocolate
    • BEternal life
    • CThey will inherit the factory.
    • DA chocolate statue
    Answer: They will inherit the factory.
  25. 5925.

    Which of these countries is the oldest independent constitutional republic?

    • ASan Marino
    • BIceland
    • CCosta Rica
    • DMonaco
    Answer: San Marino
  26. 5926.

    Which US President granted a pardon to all former Confederate soldiers?

    • AJefferson Davis
    • BAndrew Johnson
    • CUlysses Grant
    • DAbraham Lincoln
    Answer: Andrew Johnson
  27. 5927.

    What is the first name of the comedian, who in 1999 became host of The Daily Show?

    • ARay
    • BJon
    • CLou
    • DStu
    Answer: Jon
  28. 5928.

    Which state capital did Gary Cooper grow up in?

    • ADenver, Colorado
    • BSanta Fe, New Mexico
    • CCarson City, Nevada
    • DHelena, Montana
    Answer: Helena, Montana
  29. 5929.

    An early-nineteenth-century railroad steam engine is an excellent example of which of the following power systems?

    • AInternal combustion engine
    • BRotary engine
    • CReaction engine
    • DExternal combustion engine
    Answer: External combustion engine
  30. 5930.

    The dissolved salts in Earth's oceans are principally derived from

    • Aatmospheric deposition
    • Bmarine biological activity
    • Cthe eruptions of undersea hot-spot volcanoes
    • Dthe weathering of continental rocks
    Answer: the weathering of continental rocks
  31. 5931.

    Who directed the 1991 film The Silence of the Lambs?

    • AJonathan Demme
    • BSteven Spielberg
    • CJoel Coen
    • DRoman Polanski
    Answer: Jonathan Demme
  32. 5932.

    What is the color of pure gold, which it maintains without oxidizing in air and water?

    • APale yellow
    • BPale orange-yellow
    • CBright yellow
    • DIvory
    Answer: Bright yellow
  33. 5933.

    Ariadne, the goddess of fertility, fell in love with this Greek hero, and gave him a magical sword, which he used to slay the Minotaur.

    • APerseus
    • BAchilles
    • CHeracles
    • DTheseus
    Answer: Theseus
  34. 5934.

    What English actress has played tragic historical characters such as Isadora Duncan, Anne Boleyn and Mary, Queen of Scots?

    • AVivien Leigh
    • BJane Seymour
    • CJudi Dench
    • DVanessa Redgrave
    Answer: Vanessa Redgrave
  35. 5935.

    Name the producer of "The Rookies" and "Charlies Angels".

    • AIvan Reitman
    • BGeorge Lukas
    • CSteven Spielberg
    • DAaron Spelling
    Answer: Aaron Spelling
  36. 5936.

    What character actor know for his imitations was a co-founder of United Artists, alongside Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford?

    • ALon Chaney
    • BBuster Keaton
    • CBoris Karloff
    • DCharlie Chaplin
    Answer: Charlie Chaplin
  37. 5937.

    Can you name the singer who had a big music hit with Mr. Bojangles.

    • ATom Waites
    • BRonald Clyde Crosby
    • Cnone of these answers
    • DWillie Nelson
    Answer: Ronald Clyde Crosby
  38. 5938.

    Which role did Michael Palin play in Terry Gilliam's film Brazil?

    • AA plastic surgeon
    • BA shoe repair man
    • CA government torturer
    • DAn illegal freelance heating engineer
    Answer: A government torturer
  39. 5939.

    She was Johnny Carson's first guest on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.

    • AJoan Rivers
    • BJoan Crawford
    • CBette Midler
    • DJudy Garland
    Answer: Joan Crawford
  40. 5940.

    Which Celtic goddess was depicted as a bear?

    • AArtio
    • BAvalloc
    • CDewi
    • DBerecyntia
    Answer: Artio
  41. 5941.

    What is the average life span of a garden ant?

    • A3 years
    • B24 hours
    • C1 week
    • D15 years
    Answer: 15 years
  42. 5942.

    To which Academy Award-nominated actor was Winona Ryder engaged from 1990 to 1993?

    • ALeonardo DiCaprio
    • BMatt Damon
    • CJohnny Depp
    • DHeath Ledger
    Answer: Johnny Depp
  43. 5943.

    At home, where did Sherlock Holmes keep his smoking tobacco?

    • AIn the toe of a Persian slipper
    • BIn his violin case
    • CIn an engraved silver tobacco tin
    • DIn the coal scuttle
    Answer: In the toe of a Persian slipper
  44. 5944.

    This food has the same chemical as Prozac, and can put a person in a better mood.

    • APrunes
    • BBananas
    • CCheese
    • DPotatoes
    Answer: Bananas
  45. 5945.

    This movie is known as Die Slowly in Germany and as Skyscraper Attack in Portugal.

    • ADie Hard
    • BDie Hard Dracula
    • CDie Hard: With a Vengeance
    • DDie Hard 2
    Answer: Die Hard
  46. 5946.

    This city in the United States claims to house the largest ball of twine which was built by millionaire J. C. Payne.

    • ADarwin, MN
    • BBranson, MO
    • CCawker City, KS
    • DLake Nebagamon, WI
    Answer: Branson, MO
  47. 5947.

    Which two famous ghosts supposedly haunt the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel?

    • ADouglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford.
    • BLaurel and Hardy.
    • CFrank Sinatra and Ava Gardner.
    • DMarilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift.
    Answer: Marilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift.
  48. 5948.

    Her Knock Knock Whos There was released as a single (APPLE 26) on March 23, 1970.

    • AMary Hopkin
    • BMaria Muldaur
    • CPhoebe Snow
    • DJanis Ian
    Answer: Mary Hopkin
  49. 5949.

    Clouds that are not storm clouds are usually this color.

    • Ared
    • Bwhite
    • Corange
    • Dblack
    Answer: white
  50. 5950.

    Before the 19th Century, the "Living Room" was originally called the...

    • ASitting Room
    • BOpen Room
    • CLoft
    • DParlor
    Answer: Parlor

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