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| Question: What actor is famous for the line, "Hasta la vista, baby!" Answer: Arnold Schwarzenegger Winner: DDog |
| Question: How many cans are in this pyramid? http://jazzychad.net/mtdew7layer.jpg Answer: 140 Winner: DDog |
| Question: What was the brand of the first watch to be worn on the moon by astronauts? Answer: Omega Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: Where can you find the Sea of Tranquility? Answer: The Moon Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: Who sang the song "Pinball Wizard" in The Who's movie version of Tommy? Answer: Elton John Winner: burningprairie |
| Question: Who played the pinball wizard in The Who's movie version of Tommy? Answer: Roger Daltrey Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: What is the full name of Spongebob Squarepants' squirel friend? Answer: Sandy Cheeks Winner: the_butterfly |
| Question: Last one: 16 G in 1 M of O Answer: 16 Grams in 1 Mole of Oxygen Winner: DDog |
| Question: 32 B S on a C B Answer: 32 Black Squares on a Chess/Checkers Board Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: 120 B P M in a S M Answer: 120 Beats Per Minute in a Standard/Sousa March Winner: princesscathy |
| Question: 16 O in a P Answer: 16 Ounces in a Pound Winner: tkbalt |
| Question: 88 K on a P Answer: 88 Keys on a Piano Winner: tkbalt |
| Question: What spicy root is a main ingredient in cocktail sauce? Answer: Horseradish Winner: DDog |
| Question: What takes a licking and keeps on ticking? Answer: A Timex Watch Winner: princesscathy |
| Question: Where might you find a Huffman Tree? Answer: Data compression algorithm structure Winner: CleverClogs |
| Question: What college football team went undefeated in 2004 but was not in the BCS National Championship game? Answer: Auburn Winner: rmwb |
| Question: Mac recently switched to Intel x86 chips. What type of chips did they use previously? Answer: Power PC Winner: adinb |
| Question: In certain typefaces, what are the small horizontal lines affixed to letters to guide the eyes across lines of text? Answer: Serifs Winner: danieljohnsonjr |
| Question: What is the process of separating Hydrogen and Oxygen by running a current through water? Answer: Electrolysis Winner: maureendurant |
| Question: What does CRT (as in a computer monitor) stand for? Answer: Cathode Ray Tube Winner: johantenge |
| Question: What audio phenomenon explains the reason for sirens on cars to sound lower pitched as they drive away? Answer: The Doppler Effect Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: Where is the Guinness brewery located? Please be specific. Answer: St. James's Gate, Dublin, Ireland Winner: rmwb |
| Question: Which Beatles song starts with the French National Anthem? Answer: All You Need is Love Winner: DDog |
| Question: The famous Wedding March processional came from what opera and is by what composer? Answer: Lohengrin by Richard Wagner Winner: GoldCoastGirl |
| Question: Name the only two countries have won two consecutive World Cups. Answer: Italy and Brazil Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: For what famous rock band was Max Weinberg the drummer? Answer: Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band Winner: averyj |
| Question: How many degrees are in each interior angle of a regular pentagon? Answer: 108 Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: Acording to an often misquoted verse in the Bible, what is the root of all evil? Answer: The love of money. Winner: averyj |
| Question: What work by Edward Elgar was a musical puzzle which encoded portraits of his friends in each movement? Answer: Enigma Variations Winner: the_butterfly |
| Question: What is the printing method in which ink is pushed through a fine mesh onto a fabric or substrate? Answer: Silkscreen Printing Winner: the_butterfly |
| Question: How many ways can you seat 10 people at a round table? Answer: 362,880 Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: During multi-course banquets, what is served between courses to cleanse the palette? Answer: Sorbet Winner: rmwb |
| Question: When brewing beer, what is the process in which yeast turns sugars into alcohol? Answer: Fermentation Winner: DDog |
| Question: Who was the cereal superhearo in the Ren and Stimpy Show cartoons? Answer: Powdered Toast Man Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: What is the medical condition "conjunctivitis" more commonly known as? Answer: Pink Eye Winner: princesscathy |
| Question: Who won a Pulitzer Prize for the New York Times by writing about the atomic bombings in Japan? Answer: William L. Laurence Winner: princesscathy |
| Question: According to movie lore, why was the computer in "2001: A Space Odyssey" named HAL? Answer: HAL is Heuristic ALgorithmic computer OR Each letter is one ahead of IBM. Winner: johantenge |
| Question: If you surf to a webpage and get a 403 error, what is wrong? Answer: Forbidden. You do not have access. Winner: danieljohnsonjr |
| Question: What chemical procedure causes iron to rust? Answer: Oxidation Winner: averyj |
| Question: What is the geographical term for a group of islands in a body of water? Answer: Archipelago Winner: johantenge |
| Question: What key on a keyboard is typically associated with Help? Answer: F1 Winner: averyj |
| Question: What is the full name of the man who assassinated Abraham Lincoln? Answer: John Wilkes Booth Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: All weather occurs in what layer of the atmosphere? Answer: Troposhpere Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: In what stage of sleep does dreaming occur? Answer: Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Winner: Fifikins |
| Question: In the TV show "Scrubs", what is Elliot's first line in the entire series? Answer: "I love Pacman." Winner: GoldCoastGirl |
| Question: In the book "Ender's Game", what is Ender's real first name? Answer: Andrew Winner: zuwiki |
| Question: What was the name of the three-headed dog that guarded the trap door in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"? Answer: Fluffy Winner: DDog |
| Question: What was the title of the first cartoon to feature Mickey Mouse? Answer: Plane Crazy Winner: adinb |
| Question: What is the pirate term for the bottom of the ocean? Answer: Davy Jones' Locker Winner: zuwiki |
| Question: How many volts are created by putting 8 AA batteries in series? Answer: 12 V Winner: averyj |
| Question: To 3 decimal places, how many kilometers is a standard marathon? Answer: 42.195 Winner: rmwb |
| Question: Before the Euro, what was the German unit of currency? Answer: Deutschmark Winner: princesscathy |
| Question: What are the standard tuning pitches on a 6 string guitar? Answer: E A D G B E Winner: DDog |
| Question: When an acid and a base are mixed, in general, what two products are produced? Answer: Water and a salt Winner: burningprairie |
| Question: What NYSE company's stock ticker symbol is F? Answer: Ford Motor Company Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: Who is Quick Draw McGraw's alter ego? Answer: El Kabong Winner: dtdiggs |
| Question: In aviation, what does JATO stand for? Answer: Jet Assisted Take Off Winner: averyj |
| Question: What is the main ingredient in French Fries? Answer: Potatoes Winner: DDog |
| Question: If you called +1.303.499.7111, what would you be listening to? Answer: The US NIST Atomic Clock Winner: the_butterfly |
| Question: What makes Gentlemen's Jack different comapred to original Jack Daniels whiskey? Answer: It is filtered twice instead of once. Winner: DDog |
| Question: What are the four C's to consider when buying a diamond? Answer: Color, Cut, Clarity, Carat Winner: zuwiki |
| Question: What is the altitude of a geosynchronous satellite? Miles or kilometers acceptable. Answer: 22300 miles or 35786 km Winner: Fifikins |
| Question: What late night talk show host was once a writer for The Simpsons? Answer: Conan O'Brien Winner: the_butterfly |
| Question: Who played fiddle as Rome burned? Answer: Nero Winner: Fifikins |
| Question: What is the English translation of the name of the giant panda at the San Diego zoo that just gave birth to a cub on August 3rd? Answer: White Cloud Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: How many black keys are on a traditional piano? Answer: 36 Winner: rmwb |
| Question: What is the Spanish word for "sauce"? Answer: Salsa Winner: averyj |
| Question: Who played the original Darren on the TV show "Bewitched"? Answer: Dick York Winner: willrix |
| Question: What is the title and composer of the song that has been closely associated with factory and assembly lines, most noteably in cartoons? Answer: Powerhouse by Raymond Scott Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: What US Senator infamously called the internet "A Series of Tubes"? Answer: Ted Stevens Winner: averyj |
| Question: If B plus Y equals G, then what does R plus Y equal? Answer: O (for Orange) Winner: erinslibrary |
| Question: What is the highest score you can achieve in 10-pin bowling without rolling a strike? Answer: 190 Winner: Fifikins |
| Question: On what real-life island are scenes from the TV show "Lost" filmed? Answer: Oahu, Hawaii Winner: the_butterfly |
| Question: How much dirt is in a hole 4 feet long, 6 meters wide, and 2.5 yards deep? Give answer in cubic feet. Answer: 0 cubic feet. There is no dirt in a hole. Winner: Tavo |
| Question: What product does the UPC code 01208500 represent? Answer: 12oz Can of Mountain Dew Winner: scottcate |
| Question: How can you tell if a credit card number belongs to Visa? Answer: It starts with a 4. Winner: scottcate |
| Question: What board game uses a die that is known as the "doubling cube"? Answer: Backgammon Winner: DDog |
| Question: What is the minimum number of outs in a 9 inning game of baseball? Answer: 51 Winner: erinslibrary |
| Question: What company makes the giant ball that drops each New Year's Eve in New York City? Answer: Waterford Crystal Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: According to Newton's laws of motion, Force is equal to what? Answer: F=ma (or Force = mass x acceleration) Winner: Fifikins |
| Question: What famous Big Band leader wrote such hits as "In the Mood" and "String of Pearls"? Answer: Glenn Miller Winner: Fifikins |
| Question: The decyphering of what German code was a major factor in bringing WWII to a close? Answer: Enigma Winner: Fifikins |
| Question: What were the names of the dogs (father and son) in the Tom and Jerry cartoons? Answer: Spike and Tyke Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: In what city did the Wright brothers make their famous first flight? Answer: Kitty Hawk, NC Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: What does a chronograph measure? Answer: Time Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: What are the 5 colors of the Olympic rings, listed alphabetically? Answer: Black, Blue, Green, Red, Yellow Winner: zuwiki |
| Question: What was the name of the fox in the children's cartoon "David the Gnome"? Answer: Swift Winner: johantenge |
| Question: What is the probability of flipping a fair coin Heads 5 times in a row? Answer: 1/32 Winner: erinslibrary |
| Question: What is the term for the second full moon in a single month? Answer: A Blue Moon Winner: johantenge |
| Question: Where is the tallest point in the United States East of the Mississippi River? Answer: Mt. Mitchell Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: If I shot a double-bogey on a par 3 hole in golf, what was my score? Answer: 5 Winner: danieljohnsonjr |
| Question: What is the name of the famous chess playing super-computer developed by IBM? Answer: Deep Blue Winner: johantenge |
| Question: What is the original name for the books by JS Bach written for harpsichord with a prelude and fugue in every major and minor key? Answer: Das Wohltemperierte Klavier Winner: rolandvanveen |
| Question: What is the name of the Nike "checkmark" logo? Answer: The Nike Swoosh Winner: the_butterfly |
| Question: Name all four #9 seeds in the 2007 NCAA Men's Basketball tournament. Answer: Purdue, Michigan State, Villanova, Xavier Winner: adinb |
| Question: If it is 10:00PM (22:00) on August 4, 2007 in New York City, what time/date is it in London, England? Answer: 3:00AM on August 5, 2007 Winner: adinb |
| Question: What is the lead female character's name in "The Terminator"? Answer: Sarah Connor Winner: ellbeecee |
| Question: In Bridge (and many other card games), what is the order of rank of suits from lowest to highest? Answer: Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts, Spades Winner: erinslibrary |
| Question: What is the 2nd largest country by area? Answer: Canada Winner: unclr |
| Question: If "middle A" is 440Hz, what is the frequency of the A two octaves above? Answer: 1760Hz Winner: timeblog |
| Question: What astronomical phenomenon did the main character predict in "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" by Mark Twain? Answer: A Solar Eclipse Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: What was the first music video played on MTV? Answer: Video Killed the Radio Star Winner: djackmanson |
| Question: Give the missing letter in this pattern: M V E M ... S U N Answer: J (for Jupiter) Winner: danieljohnsonjr |
| Question: What year did King John of England sign the Magna Carta? Answer: 1215 Winner: You_Decide |
| Question: Name the two lead actors in the movie that won the 1974 Oscar for Best Picture. Answer: Robert Redford and Paul Newman (The Sting) Winner: erinslibrary |
| Question: What is the highest score you can achieve by throwing 3 darts at a standard dartboard? Answer: 180 Winner: zuwiki |
| Question: If you added the two green pool (billiard) balls together, how much would you have? Answer: 20 Winner: johantenge |
| Question: Who was the 4th star to be honored in the Legends of Hoolywood series of US Postage Stamps? Answer: Alfred Hitchcock Winner: DDog |
| Question: How many different time zones are there in the world? Answer: 24 Winner: johantenge |
| Question: How many seconds are in a fortnight? Answer: 1,209,600 Winner: zuwiki |
| Question: W.Z.B.W. is the German abbreviation for what famous Latin phrase? Please give the full phrase. Answer: quod erat demonstrandum Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: What is the first line in the novel "Moby Dick"? Answer: Call me Ishmael. Winner: danieljohnsonjr |
| Question: For whom is this famous series of numbers named: 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21...? Answer: Leonardo Fibonacci Winner: danieljohnsonjr |
| Question: Organic Chemistry is the study of compounds containing what element? Answer: Carbon Winner: DDog |
| Question: Where is the world headquarters for the Coca Cola company located? Answer: Atlanta, GA, USA Winner: fulltimecasual |
| Question: When was the final original VW Beetle produced at the Puebla, Mexico plant? Answer: July 30, 2003 Winner: zuwiki |
| Question: To 3 decimal places, how many miles tall is the Eiffel Tower? Answer: 0.201 miles Winner: zuwiki |
| Question: Where were the 1928 Summer Olympic Games held? Answer: Amsterdam, Netherlands Winner: y4n0 |
| Question: Which team won the 2002 Major League Baseball All-Star game? Answer: Neither, it was ruled a tie. Winner: kevinchu |
| Question: How many ridges are on the edge of a US Quarter? Answer: 119 Winner: DDog |
| Question: Who does the voice of Bart Simpson? Answer: Nancy Cartwright Winner: Warlach |
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