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  1. 5951.

    Which unit was not in the 2.6 update of the game Battle Nations?

    • AVeteran
    • BLightning Trooper
    • CWolf Scrapper
    • DGuerrilla
    Answer: Lightning Trooper
  2. 5952.

    Which is the second highest mountain in terms of above sea level elevation?

    • AEtna
    • BElburst
    • CKasperak
    • DK2
    Answer: K2
  3. 5953.

    The Not Ready For Primetime Players debuted on Saturday Night Live in 1975. Which of these was not part of the original cast?

    • AJane Curtin
    • BJim Belushi
    • CGarrett Morris
    • DChevy Chase
    Answer: Jim Belushi
  4. 5954.

    In the 1930s, ehe Dust Bowl directly affected these four US states.

    • ATexas. Oklahoma, Kansas, and Iowa
    • BTexas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Colorado
    • COklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa
    • DTexas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas
    Answer: Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Colorado
  5. 5955.

    In 1960, a #1 hit on the pop charts was the comedy song Please Mr. Custer, I Don't Wanna Go! Whose song was it?

    • ALarry Verne
    • BB.B. Thompson's
    • CTommy Hartigans
    • DBill Hayes
    Answer: Larry Verne
  6. 5956.

    Which of the following Ivy League universities has its official motto in Hebrew as well as in Latin?

    • AColumbia University
    • BPrinceton University
    • CYale University
    • DHarvard University
    Answer: Yale University
  7. 5957.

    These two cartoon characters are in a constant chase. They appeared in 1940 under the pencil of William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. The original variation of the short series have won seven Academy Awards.

    • AAsterix and Obelix
    • BTom and Jerry
    • CBatman and Robin
    • DBeavis and Butthead
    Answer: Tom and Jerry
  8. 5958.

    Ms Sara Lee Creech received a crate of Sara Lee dolls before they went to the stores. What did she do with them?

    • AShe gave them to the people who supported her while she was getting these dolls made and marketed.
    • BShe gave them to her family.
    • CShe took them to Lake Shore Elementary School, the school she had lobbied for with the Inter-racial Council.
    • DShe donated them to the day care center the Inter-racial Council had started.
    Answer: She took them to Lake Shore Elementary School, the school she had lobbied for with the Inter-racial Council.
  9. 5959.

    In the late 1980s which television station did Rosie ODonnell work for?

    • AVH1
    • BCBS
    • CABC
    • DMTV
    Answer: VH1
  10. 5960.

    What is the name of the very first video uploaded to YouTube?

    • Atribute
    • Bcarrie rides a truck
    • CMe at the zoo
    • DHer new puppy from great grandpa vern.
    Answer: Me at the zoo
  11. 5961.

    The key here, I think, is to not think of death as an end. But... but... think of it more as a very effective way of cutting down on your expenses. (1975)

    • AThe Great Escape
    • BPaths of Glory
    • CLove and Death
    • DThe General
    Answer: Love and Death
  12. 5962.

    In which one of these sciences is the TOE theory studied?

    • ABiophysics
    • BPhysics
    • CPhilosophy
    • DPaleontology
    Answer: Physics
  13. 5963.

    The volcano known as Eyjafjallajokull is closest to what Icelandic City?

    • AReykjavic
    • BKopavogur
    • CFjaroabyggo
    • DHafnarfjorour
    Answer: Reykjavic
  14. 5964.

    What actor, who was awarded an Oscar for his performance in the movie Beginners, became the oldest actor ever to win an Academy Award?

    • ANick Nolte
    • BMax von Sydow
    • CChristopher Plummer
    • DClint Eastwood
    Answer: Christopher Plummer
  15. 5965.

    This was the ninth most popular 2006 male baby name. Its origin is not exactly known, but it does come from a Roman family name and it has been suggested that is was derived from the Greek word for flower.

    • ACarlos
    • BMichael
    • CThomas
    • DAnthony
    Answer: Anthony
  16. 5966.

    This female author became famous for her poems devoted to her husband Robert, who was also a famed poet. She met him at the age of 39.

    • AMargaret Walker
    • BElizabeth Browning
    • CAngela Jackson
    • DCarol Anshaw
    Answer: Elizabeth Browning
  17. 5967.

    He was the first person to be number one on the FBIs Ten Most Wanted list.

    • AJohn Dillinger
    • BRichard Scallia
    • CThomas James Holden
    • DPeter Walker
    Answer: Thomas James Holden
  18. 5968.

    Complete this verse from the 1976 Boney M. song Daddy Cool: Shes crazy like a fool...?

    • A...her hearts in Daddy Cool
    • B...wild about Daddy Cool
    • C...what about Daddy Cool
    • D...heartbreaker Daddy Cool
    Answer: ...wild about Daddy Cool
  19. 5969.

    The white pages are a telephone directory listing of the telephone numbers of these entities.

    • AOrdinary subscribers
    • BBusinessmen
    • CPolicemen
    • DGovernment officials
    Answer: Ordinary subscribers
  20. 5970.

    Which Yankee earned the nickname Mr. October?

    • AYogi Berra
    • BDon Larsen
    • CMickey Mantle
    • DReggie Jackson
    Answer: Reggie Jackson
  21. 5971.

    In 2004 the United States elected their _____ President.

    • A42nd
    • B40th
    • C43rd
    • D30th
    Answer: 43rd
  22. 5972.

    In what US state was magician David Copperfield born?

    • AOhio
    • BCalifornia
    • CNew Jersey
    • DNew York
    Answer: New Jersey
  23. 5973.

    What is the name of Pams ex-boyfriend portrayed by hilarious actor Owen Wilson in the movie Meet the Parents?

    • ASteven
    • BKevin
    • CDenny
    • DJack
    Answer: Kevin
  24. 5974.

    When was Kevin Bacon born?

    • AJuly 8th 1958
    • BApril 8th 1960
    • CApril 8th 1959
    • DMay 8th 1958
    Answer: July 8th 1958
  25. 5975.

    Name the Gus Van Sant movie in which Robert Crawford, a haughty literature professor, accuses Jamal Wallace of plagiarism.

    • AGood Will Hunting
    • BFinding Forrester
    • CBeautiful Mind
    • DDead Poets Society
    Answer: Finding Forrester
  26. 5976.

    Which of these words refers to something made, distributed, or sold illegally?

    • ABootblack
    • BBootstrap
    • CBootlace
    • DBootleg
    Answer: Bootleg
  27. 5977.

    Fictional character Barbara Morse graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology with a Ph.D. in biology and helped rediscover the Super-Soldier formula that created Captain America. She eventually became this super heroine.

    • AMockingbird
    • BPoison Ivy
    • CWonder Woman
    • DBatwoman
    Answer: Mockingbird
  28. 5978.

    Which of these books was not written by Steve Allen?

    • AMurder in Manhattan
    • BThe Talk Show Murders
    • CMurder in the Valley
    • DThe Murder Game
    Answer: Murder in the Valley
  29. 5979.

    Who was the 39th President of the United States?

    • ABill Clinton
    • BRichard Nixon
    • CJimmy Carter
    • DRonald Reagan
    Answer: Jimmy Carter
  30. 5980.

    What is the meaning of dyspepsia?

    • AA recurrent pain, hardness or ache in the upper abdomen
    • BA religious calendar used by several non-Western groups
    • CA disease that is characterized by difficulty in reading
    • DNear-sightedness
    Answer: A recurrent pain, hardness or ache in the upper abdomen
  31. 5981.

    Producing corn syrup is the second largest use of corn in North America; this is the largest.

    • AFeeding livestock
    • BPaper and textiles
    • CFrozen food sales
    • DProducing ethanol fuels
    Answer: Feeding livestock
  32. 5982.

    Angola won its independence in 1975, from what country?

    • AEngland
    • BMorocco
    • CPortugal
    • DFrance
    Answer: Portugal
  33. 5983.

    Which group recorded the hit single Sugar Daddy in 1971?

    • AThe Mamas and the Papas
    • BJackson 5
    • CBread
    • DJourney
    Answer: Jackson 5
  34. 5984.

    Which of the following fears is not of a color?

    • ALeukophobia
    • BPorphyrophobia
    • CXanthophobia
    • DMageirocophobia
    Answer: Mageirocophobia
  35. 5985.

    Who helps Vivian, the main character in Pretty Woman, pick out a dress for dinner?

    • ABrenda
    • BBritney
    • CBridget
    • DBethany
    Answer: Bridget
  36. 5986.

    What Italian car make was established on July 11, 1899 in Turin, Italy by Giovanni Agnelli?

    • AFiat
    • BAlfa Romeo
    • CMaserati
    • DLancia
    Answer: Fiat
  37. 5987.

    Ancient Greeks also had their bubble gum. They chewed the resin of this tree to clean their teeth and freshen their breath.

    • AOlive tree
    • BAsh tree
    • CPine tree
    • DMastic tree
    Answer: Mastic tree
  38. 5988.

    What company bought Opel in 1931?

    • AChrysler
    • BGeneral Motors
    • CDarracq S.A.
    • DFIAT
    Answer: General Motors
  39. 5989.

    The members of this band included Sgt. Floyd Pepers, Janice, Zoot, Animal, and Lips.

    • ANylon
    • BDr. Teeth and Electric Mayhem
    • CThe Zoot Sims Big Band
    • DThe Fabulous Baker brothers
    Answer: Dr. Teeth and Electric Mayhem
  40. 5990.

    In this movie, Al Pacino played a junkie named Bobby.

    • ABobby Deerfield
    • BThe Panic In Needle Park
    • CDog Day Afternoon
    • DScarface
    Answer: The Panic In Needle Park
  41. 5991.

    Aviophobia is the fear of what?

    • Abees
    • Beagles
    • Cflying
    • Dbirds
    Answer: flying
  42. 5992.

    What does roe mean?

    • AA cut of spring lamb
    • BFish eggs
    • CThe sport of oaring
    • DSeveral items in a column
    Answer: Fish eggs
  43. 5993.

    The pubis of which of these dinosaurs points forward?

    • ASaurischian
    • BTyrannosaurids
    • COrnithischians
    • DStegosaurids
    Answer: Saurischian
  44. 5994.

    Green people are generally concerned about this.

    • AEnvironment
    • BGlobalization
    • CHealth issues
    • DTechnological development
    Answer: Environment
  45. 5995.

    This literary work depicts Holly Golightly, a tenant in a brownstone apartment in Manhattan, who has become an American cultural icon.

    • ABreakfast at Tiffanys
    • BThe Alienist
    • CClosing Time
    • DMotherless Brooklyn
    Answer: Breakfast at Tiffanys
  46. 5996.

    Which of these men has not written a book about Bigfoot/Sasquatch?

    • ALawrence Hayden
    • BGrover Kranz
    • CPeter Byrne
    • DJeff Meldrum
    Answer: Lawrence Hayden
  47. 5997.

    This tiny sovereign state, with a territory of about 0.44 square kilometres, is the smallest country in the world.

    • AAndorra
    • BSan Marino
    • CVatican City
    • DMonaco
    Answer: Vatican City
  48. 5998.

    KF started out as a mod for this popular PC game.

    • AWarcraft
    • BHalo
    • CHalf-Life 2
    • DUnreal Tournament 2004
    Answer: Unreal Tournament 2004
  49. 5999.

    You can reduce contact with your teeth when drinking soda, by doing this.

    • AUsing baby cup
    • BDrinking it slowly
    • CUsing a special glass
    • DUsing a straw
    Answer: Using a straw
  50. 6000.

    We all know that New York, Los Angeles and Chicago are the three largest cities in the USA. What is the fourth largest city in the USA, as measured by metropolitan area (SMSA) according to 2006 US Census Bureau estimates?

    • AMiami
    • BHouston
    • CDallas-Fort Worth
    • DPhiladelphia
    Answer: Dallas-Fort Worth

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