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  1. 3101.

    How many pizzas are eaten in the USA every year on the average?

    • AFive million pizzas
    • BThree million pizzas
    • CThree trillion pizzas
    • DThree billion pizzas
    Answer: Three billion pizzas
  2. 3102.

    I'm always on the lookout for the next ex-Mrs. Malcolm. (1993)

    • AFinding Nemo
    • BLawrence of Arabia
    • CJurassic Park
    • DThe Incredibles
    Answer: Jurassic Park
  3. 3103.

    What medical term refers to the fear of horses?

    • AHeliophobia
    • BDendrophobia
    • CEquinophobia
    • DIatrophobia
    Answer: Equinophobia
  4. 3104.

    In 1989, this actor became the oldest person to be voted Sexiest Man Alive by People magazine.

    • ASean Connery
    • BMarlon Brando
    • CRay Charles
    • DOmar Sharif
    Answer: Sean Connery
  5. 3105.

    Every day was a happy day, and every night was peaceful. The sentence above can best be classified as

    • Acompound-complex
    • Bcompound
    • Csimple
    • Dcomplex
    Answer: compound
  6. 3106.

    Before Mount Everest was discovered, this was the highest mountain in the world.

    • AMount St. Hellens
    • BMount Everest
    • CMount McKinley
    • DMount Fuji
    Answer: Mount Everest
  7. 3107.

    Handel, Bach and Scarlatti were all born in what year?

    • A1785
    • B1613
    • C1685
    • D1789
    Answer: 1685
  8. 3108.

    In American football how many points is a touchdown worth?

    • Asix
    • Btwo
    • Cthree
    • Dseven
    Answer: six
  9. 3109.

    Work expands to fill the time available for its completion. Under what name is this law known?

    • APattersons Law
    • BRobinsons Law
    • CAtkinsons Law
    • DParkinsons Law
    Answer: Parkinsons Law
  10. 3110.

    Who was the second host of the Tonight Show?

    • AJack Paar
    • BSteve Allen
    • CJohnny Carson
    • DJay Leno
    Answer: Jack Paar
  11. 3111.

    How many boys did John Wayne's character hire in the movie The Cowboys?

    • A13
    • B11
    • C9
    • D15
    Answer: 11
  12. 3112.

    On 20 July 1969 Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the Moon. This is where he made his first steps.

    • ASea of Cold
    • BSea of Serenity
    • CSea of Tranquility
    • DSea of Rains
    Answer: Sea of Tranquility
  13. 3113.

    What was the last name of Rockys manager, Mickey in the movie Rocky?

    • AGoldmill
    • BDiMartino
    • CSchwartz
    • DLiebowitz
    Answer: Goldmill
  14. 3114.

    In what year did the Great Depression begin?

    • A1929
    • B1975
    • C1953
    • D1884
    Answer: 1929
  15. 3115.

    How does Billy Costigan tell Sullivans girlfriend (the criminal psychiatrist) that he is an informant for the Irish mob?

    • Ameets her in an alley and divulges the information
    • Bleaves her a note
    • Csends her a tape/dvd in the mail
    • Dcalls her on the phone
    Answer: sends her a tape/dvd in the mail
  16. 3116.

    If leaves are glabrous, then they have none of these qualities, except one. Can you spot it?

    • AProjections
    • BPubescence
    • CSoftness
    • DHairs
    Answer: Softness
  17. 3117.

    What are the names of E. L. Doctorow?

    • AEdgar Lawrence
    • BEdgar Lionel
    • CEric Landor
    • DEphraim Lionel
    Answer: Edgar Lawrence
  18. 3118.

    Who was the first person to reach both the North and South Poles?

    • ARobert Falcon Scott
    • BRoald Amundsen
    • CErnest Shackleton
    • DRobert Peary
    Answer: Roald Amundsen
  19. 3119.

    In the great 80s movie The Outsiders, what state do the principal characters live in?

    • AKentucky
    • BNorth Carolina
    • COklahoma
    • DTennessee
    Answer: Oklahoma
  20. 3120.

    Which of the following is a way in which Congress can influence the federal bureaucracy?

    • AIncreasing or decreasing departmental salaries
    • BAppropriating funds
    • CDismissing cabinet secretaries
    • DAppointing agency heads
    Answer: Appropriating funds
  21. 3121.

    Does Uncle Rico from Napoleon Dynamite live in an old van in the middle of a field?

    • ANo
    • BYes
    Answer: Yes
  22. 3122.

    Which one of the following is not a Japanese ghost or spirit?

    • Aekimmu
    • Bmujina
    • Cubume
    • Dzashiki-warashi
    Answer: ekimmu
  23. 3123.

    What important invention did American Jonas Salk make in 1954?

    • Apolio vaccine
    • Bgamma rays
    • Chydrogen fuel
    • Dthree stage rocket
    Answer: polio vaccine
  24. 3124.

    In Half-Life, what is the name of the alien that attaches to heads?

    • ABullsquid
    • BVortigaunt
    • CHeadcrab
    • DFacehugger
    Answer: Headcrab
  25. 3125.

    Foreseeing that she will never have peace of mind, this Queen of Scotland desperately asks what, will these hands nere be clean?

    • AGoneril
    • BLady Macbeth
    • CPerdita
    • DQueen Gertrude
    Answer: Lady Macbeth
  26. 3126.

    In the movie Risky Business, Joels mom has something very special to her on the mantelpiece. It almost falls to the ground but Joel dives in the air to save it from breaking. What is it?

    • Aa family portrait
    • Ba crystal egg
    • Ca grandfathers clock
    • Dan urn of her grandmothers ashes
    Answer: a crystal egg
  27. 3127.

    American athletes Dave DeBusschere, Gene Conley and Del Rice all have what in common?

    • AThey played pro basketball and pro football
    • BThey played pro basketball and pro baseball
    • CThey played pro basketball and became team owners
    • DThey played pro baseball and pro football
    Answer: They played pro basketball and pro baseball
  28. 3128.

    What is the meaning of the German adjective komfortabel?

    • Acomforting, consoling
    • Badequate, sufficient
    • Cluxurious
    • Dadjacent, nearby
    Answer: luxurious
  29. 3129.

    Which of the following buildings is example of a structure primarily built in the Art Deco architectural style?

    • ATaipei 101
    • BWestendstrasse 1
    • COne Detroit Center
    • DNiagara Mohawk Building
    Answer: Niagara Mohawk Building
  30. 3130.

    Which animal is pictured on the front of all Webkinz adoption tags?

    • AA cocker spaniel
    • BA beagle
    • CA bluffadoodle
    • DA gorilla
    Answer: A cocker spaniel
  31. 3131.

    The Magna Carta went into effect in 1215. Who signed it?

    • AKing John aka John Lackland
    • BEleanor of Aquitaine
    • Cnobody
    • DKing Richard the Lion Hearted
    Answer: nobody
  32. 3132.

    How long has the average United States citizen spent as president?

    • A1 seconds
    • B10 minutes
    • C10 seconds
    • D1 minute
    Answer: 10 seconds
  33. 3133.

    Who is considered the worlds first photojournalist?

    • AEadweard Muybridge
    • BMatthew Brady
    • CMinor White
    • DJacob Riis
    Answer: Jacob Riis
  34. 3134.

    Which knight of the Round Table consumes a love potion and falls helplessly in love with an Irish Princess?

    • ALucan
    • BTristan
    • CGawain
    • DLancelot
    Answer: Tristan
  35. 3135.

    From which radio station was the first national US broadcast made?

    • AKPHI in Philadelphia
    • BWINS in New York
    • CWWRL in Chicago
    • DKDKA in Pittsburgh
    Answer: KDKA in Pittsburgh
  36. 3136.

    Which of the following is the correct name of an African nation?

    • ARepublic of North Africa
    • BFederation of North Africa
    • CRepublic of South Africa
    • DFederation of South Africa
    Answer: Republic of South Africa
  37. 3137.

    Who was the first guest star to step off the plane on Fantasy Island?

    • ARoddy McDowell
    • BBill Bixby
    • CVictoria Principal
    • DDon Knots
    Answer: Bill Bixby
  38. 3138.

    A person who is excessively afraid of getting married suffers from what phobia?

    • AAcrophobia
    • BWedophobia
    • CEntomophobia
    • DGamophobia
    Answer: Gamophobia
  39. 3139.

    Chuck Berry recorded this song in 1972 and used to call it My Alma Mater. Mary Whitehouse, a British morality campaigner, made an unsuccessful attempt to get the song banned.

    • AMy Ding-a-Ling
    • BRoll Over Beethoven
    • CJohnny B. Goode
    • DMaybelline
    Answer: My Ding-a-Ling
  40. 3140.

    The Dead Sea Scrolls, an important archaeological discovery of the XX century, comprise about 850 ancient documents. Among the most important of the texts are the Isaiah Scroll, the earliest version of the Damascus Document and the Copper Scroll. Do you know what is listed in the Copper Scroll?

    • AHoly rituals
    • BSecret places where gold, scrolls, and weapons are hidden
    • CEnemies of the Essenes sect
    • DMembers of the Essenes sect
    Answer: Secret places where gold, scrolls, and weapons are hidden
  41. 3141.

    In the movie One Hundred and One Dalmatians, what is the occupation of Pongos owner Roger Radcliffe?

    • Awriter
    • Bsongwriter
    • Cactor
    • Dpainter
    Answer: songwriter
  42. 3142.

    Jim Brown, the great Syracuse University back made the number 44 famous. Which great Syracuse back wore 44 after Jim Brown?

    • AEmmitt Smith
    • BTony Dorsett
    • CErnie Davis
    • DLarry Czonka
    Answer: Ernie Davis
  43. 3143.

    What was Bachs reason in writing the Etudes?

    • AShow that the harpsichord was inferior to the piano
    • BShow that he could compose easy pieces, thereby promoting a large number of students to his study
    • CEarn money - they were sold as study pieces
    • DKeep his children occupied
    Answer: Keep his children occupied
  44. 3144.

    Which of these elements has the highest melting point?

    • AHydrogen
    • BOxygen
    • CCarbon
    • DNitrogen
    Answer: Carbon
  45. 3145.

    Alaska, Texas and California are the three largest states in the USA. Which are the next two largest states?

    • AMontana and Georgia
    • BWyoming and Iowa
    • CMontana and New Mexico
    • DGeorgia and Iowa
    Answer: Montana and New Mexico
  46. 3146.

    A triad on a color wheel can be described as

    • Athree analogous colors
    • Bthree colors of equal value
    • Cthree colors equally spaced apart
    • Da complementary set
    Answer: three colors equally spaced apart
  47. 3147.

    Which rodent can be trained to sniff out land mines?

    • AThe American Beaver
    • BThe Guinea pig
    • CThe Gambian pouch rat
    • DThe Chinese hamster
    Answer: The Gambian pouch rat
  48. 3148.

    This woman, who was the second wife and queen consort of Henry VIII, is said to have become a headless ghost after her death.

    • AAnne Boleyn
    • BMary Cox
    • CMary Magdeline
    • DAnne Cox
    Answer: Anne Boleyn
  49. 3149.

    The call of the Blue Jay is often compared to the sound produced by this object.

    • AOld trombone
    • BFlute
    • CScreeching door
    • DRusty pump
    Answer: Rusty pump
  50. 3150.

    This actress and socialite, born in Budapest, Hungary, appeared as dancer Jane Avril in Moulin Rouge (1952).

    • AEva Gabor
    • BJolie Gabor
    • CZsa Zsa Gabor
    • DMagda Gabor
    Answer: Zsa Zsa Gabor

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