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Food and Drink: Which country does the dish Weaver Moths In Their Nests come from*Zaire
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Blueberry ____*daiquiri
TV: Whose associate was J. Wellington Wimpy*popeye
Religion: What is the holy book of the Sikhs called*adi granth
Useless Facts: The average American's diet today consists of 55 percent -----------*junk food
Who was the subject of the 1972 film biography 'Lady Sings the Blues'*Billie Holiday
Cars: What was the model name of Ford's retractable hardtop convertible*The Ford Fairlane 500
Tom Clancy: The I in DDI (Ryan's position in the CIA at one point) stands for this*intelligence
In a church what is a galilee*porch
According to superstition, if a woman dreams of making a bed she will soon have a ________ in her life*New Lover
UWord*scintillometer
Definitions: Pertaining to or founded on the number 10*decimal
Science: Rock, the original composition & texture of which has been altered by heat & pressure deep within the earths crust*metamorphic
Religion: Whose patron is St Francis de Sales*authors
Geography: What canal separates Africa from Asia*suez canal
Sports: What make of British car won the Le Mans motor race five times from 1924 to 1930*Bentley
Nature: What does a cat use to determine if a space is too small to squeeze through*whiskers
What city is also known as beantown*boston
Geography: What is the world's no.27 most populous city*Guangzhou
USA: Palestine, Texas, has an annual festival celebrating what typically Texan Vegetable*Hot Peppers
Which was the first book to tell the story of the lioness Elsa*born free
Canadian: British Columbia shares common borders with which provinces and territories*Alberta, Northwest Territories and Yukon
Geography: The northernmost U.S. state capital is -*juneau, alaska
Science: What do you have a lot of if you are hirsute*hair
Definitions: Rod shaped*bacillary
Canadian: What is the official motto of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police*Uphold the Right
Geography: Capital Cities: Botswana*gaborone
Who sculpted the famous nude figure of David and painted the fresco in the Sistine Chapel*Michelangelo
Americana: In what American city was the first blood bank opened*new york
Science: What is the alternative name for the Galaxy*milky way
Geography: The Falkland Islands are in which ocean*Atlantic
Dutch: What's the capital of the Dutch province Noord Brabant*Den Bosch
People: Born Mar 10,1958, she starred in this movie: Stardust Memories - 1980*sharon stone
Canadian: Where was Canadian director Atom Egoyan born*Cairo, Egypt
History: In 1915 Moshe ---------- Israeli general/politician, born*dayan
People: Famous People Who Were Adopted*Gerald Ford
Which literary traveller was accompanied by Passepartout*Phileas Fogg
Science: Biology: Between where does the ureter carry urine*kidneys and bladder
Sports: Tennis: Where's Larisa Neiland from*Latvia
Quotes: The important thing is not to stop -------------.- Albert Einstein (1875-1955)*questioning
Geography: Whats the official language of Morocco*Arabic
Anne Rice: What was Lestat's mother's name*Gabrielle
Who wrote 'The Secret Garden'*frances hodgson burnett
Food and Drink: What are penny buns, puffballs and stinkhorns*mushrooms
Science: Physics: The force that brings moving bodies to a halt is _________*friction
What is the symbol of the democratic party*donkey
International: Politics: In which country was Nicolae Ceausescu executed after an army uprising in 1990*Romania
Celebrities Deaths: 1844 - founder of Mormon religion, shot by an angry mob while he was jailed in Carthage, IL*Joseph Smith
Ad Slogans: Zoom Zoom*mazda
In the story of Cinderella, her slippers were originally made from what, but they became glass because of an error in translation*fur
Survival: What does the International Ground-to-air code, LL , mean*all is well
History: Who was forced by indian troops into the black hole of calcutta*british officers
Myths: Who was the Roman sky god*Jupiter
Words: Languages: If you were to hear the greeting Chao, what language would you be listening to*Vietnamese
Canadian: What Canadian city's Royal Victoria Hospital was constructed with the help of a 500,000 Dollar donation from Donald Smith in 1887*Montreal
History: From which country did the usa purchase alaska from in 1867*russia
Science: Space: The first successful British/American space satellite was launched in April 1962, named after a character in Shakespeare's The Tempest*ariel
History: In 1949 ---------- Knopfler guitar/vocals (Dire Straits), born*mark
Which US state would you be in if you were in Chicago*Illinois
Food and Drink: What are the main ingredients in the Greek dish moussaka*eggplant and lamb
Geography: A whirlpool below ______ iced over for the first time on record, on March 25, 1955*Niagara Falls
People: Of who did the u.s postal service print 500 million stamps in 1993*elvis presley
Alcohol: Cocktails: 1/2 ounce of Ameratto and 1/2 ounce of V.O. and shoot it!*Silver Special
Clothes designer Alexander McQueen works for which fashion house*givenchy
Food and Drink: What food of the three bears did goldilocks eat*porridge
Food and Drink: According to Archives of General Medicine, coffee drinkers have ________ more frequently and enjoy it more than non coffee drinkers*sex
People: Born Sep 28, 1934, she starred in this movie: Bardot-Godard ou Le Parti des Choses - 1964*brigitte bardot
Entertainment: What 1972 musical saw David Essex as Jesus Christ*godspell
History: In 1972 John Young & ______ explore Moon (Apollo 16)*Charles Duke
Generation X Games & Toys: Plastic vehicle equipped with spin-out brake*big wheel
TV: What was the name of buffy's doll in the 1970s show 'family affair'*mrs beasley
USA: What US company founded in 1907 affectionately called employees brown shirts*United Parcel Service*UPS
Science: What is the chemical flouride said to prevent*tooth decay
Science: What is a Canis Lupus*wolf
History: In 1947 Tennessee ---------- play A Streetcar Named Desire, opens*williams
Authors: Who wrote Hunt for Red October*tom clancy
Religion: Where do pilgrims go to march around the Kaaba and kiss The Black Stone*mecca
International: In which country was the first military tank invented*England
History: In 1790 Sir William ----------, British Arctic explorer, born*parry
Science: Biology: A Laforte fracture is a fracture of all _____ bones*facial
TV: Beverly Hillbillies: What was the name and product of the commercial Jethro produced starring Flatt and Scruggs*Foggy Mountain Soap
History: Which naturalist sailed around the world studying rocks, animals and plants*Charles Darwin
TV: Star Trek Classic: He said, "Love and compassion are dead in you. You're nothing but intellect."*kirk
Science: The diagrammatic representation of subway maps, circuit boards and many other complicated networks is called*topology
Canadian: What war saw the Canadian Corps engaged in a battle over Vimy Ridge*World War One*World War II
Nature: What species is the nocturnal firefly*beetle*a beetle
History: What second world war airplane was named the wooden wonder*dehavilland mosquito
Science: Biology: Death of body tissue usually caused by bad circulation*gangrene
USA: Who installed the first self-service elevator in the US*Otis Elevator
Nature: Insects: What insect is responsible for transmitting malaria*mosquito
History: In 1884 Statue of ---------- presented to US in Paris*liberty
Which ballerina was The Dying Swan ballet specially written for*anna pavlova
International: What country's car registration mark is PL*poland
History: Wars: What event ended WW2*bombing of nagasaki
Entertainment: Entertaining Animals: What animal species are Elsa and Simba*lions
Religion: What's the christian penitential season from end of november to christmas*advent
Who wrote the novels on which the films 'Carrie' and 'The Shining' were based*stephen king
USA: What Christian leader drew enormous crowds on his 1995 American tour*Pope John Paul II
Canadian: What two colours is the word, Canadian, on the Molson's Canadian label printed in*Red and Blue*Blue and Red
History: In 1971 Soviet Mars 3 is 1st to soft land on ----------*mars
Canadian: Cedar Lake and Lake Manitoba flow into what larger lake*Lake Winnipeg
Science: Biology: What would you be if you were dextral*right handed
USA: What California city hosts an international auto race on its downtown streets*Long Beach
People: Born Dec 1, 1945, she starred in this movie: Beaches - 1988*bette midler
USA: Where did the rearview mirror make its debut*Indianapolis 500
Canadian: The Canadian records for most rain in one day, one month, and one year are all held by which province*British Columbia
Definitions: To cause sorrow to*aggrieve
USA: What Revolutionary War naval commander said, I have not yet begun to fight*John Paul Jones
Geography: The _____ River (also known as the Zaire) is over 2,720 miles long making it the second longest in Africa, and the fifth longest in the world*Congo
People: I starred in these movies: Sleepless in Seattle, Apollo 13, The Green Mile*Tom Hanks
What does a catastrophic narcissist fear*mirrors
Definitions: to confirm*attest
Books: Little boys are made of frogs, ------, and puppy-dogs tails*snails
Who created the detective Roderick Alleyn*Ngaio Marsh
USA: What metropolis in Wisconsin has the Pabst Mansion, Pabst Theatre and Pabst Brewery*Milwaukee
What two biblical cities did God destroy with fire & brimstone*sodom & gomorrah
History: In 1540 Society of ---------- (Jesuits) founded by Ignatius Loyola*jesus
History: In 1782 ---------- Washington creates the Order of the Purple Heart*george
History: Who is famously buried in the churchyard at Bamburgh, Northumberland*grace darling
History: What morman leader was said to have 27 wives*brigham young
History: In 1947 ---------- James (O.J.) Simpson, NFL running back (Buffalo Bills), born*orenthal
Lyrics: Name that Tune: You make the sun shine brighter than Doris day*wake me up before you go-go*wake me up before you go go
Iron block on which metals are worked*anvil
Science: What is 'mpd'*multiple personality disorder
Quotes: Who said this: Dreams are the Guardian of Sleep'*sigmund freud
Definitions: A discussion*debate
Of what, is a Dutch Beefsteak a variety*tomato
History: In 1848 William ---------- Grace, Victorian England's greatest cricketer*gilbert
Geography: What US states were named for the Sioux word friend or ally*dakota
Geography: What southern city is now located where fort dallas once stood in 1895*miami
USA: What nation did 260,000 refugees flee from, only to crowd Miami in the 1960s*Cuba
Definitions: A formal combat between two mounted knights*joust
This means the art of twisting together strands of material to form objects. (_________)*basketry
History: Wars: What was the term for any underground shelter for troops in World War I*Dugout
In his autobiography, A.A. Milne said that the characters in Winnie the Pooh were based on his son's stuffed animals. But where did Milne get the name for Winnie the Pooh*bear named winnipeg
TV: Who is Olive Oyl's boyfriend*Popeye
Advertising: What kind of animal was Little Nippers in the famous RCA phonograph ad*dog
Geography: In what country are the cities of: Gloucester, Newport and St Ives*England
People: Which fun pair starred in A Chump at Oxford*Laurel and Hardy
In which cult novel do gang members known as 'droogs' appear*a clockwork orange
Science: Space: Who said, The Eagle has landed*Neil Armstrong
What's the international radio code word for the letter W*whiskey
Football: What team holds the record for the most numbers retired*chicago bears
Food and Drink: Which country has the most doughnut shops per capita*Canada
A Waterman Pen Set - given as a promotional item in the 1940s - now sells for 2000 dollars. The unique claim it made at the time, which made it so popular, was*Guaranteed for 100 years
Science: Medicine: Warfarin is used to prevent what happening to you*blood clots
USA: What building graces the back of a 20 dollar bill*White House
DC Secret Identities: Arthur Curry*aquaman
Languages: What language gave us the words kimono & futon*japanese
Born Dec 31, 1937, He starred in this movie: The Remains of the Day*anthony hopkins
Definitions: A style of art and architecture*baroque
TV: What show was 'run d.m.c' the first rap group*American bandstand
Geography: What is the largest man made lake in the world*lake mead
The Wizard of ____*Oz
Authors: Who wrote The Runaway Jury*john grisham
Alcohol: Almond liqueur that comes from the Italian for bitter, not love*amaretto
Science: Biology: What organ will most often suffer permanent damage if you have amoebic dysentery*the liver*liver
USA: What activity can be done at Pismo Beach, California*Driving on the Beach
Americana: What American general declared I shall return*douglas macarthur
TV: Beverly Hillbillies: Who was the famous guest star in the episode Granny Learns to Drive*Mel Blanc
Nature: Name That Dog Breed _________*Saluki
Science: Biology: Polio is also known as _____*infantile paralysis
Nature: What is a group of this animal called: plovers in flight*wing
Flags: The national flag of _____ was designed by Napoleon Bonaparte*Italy
DEF:Sparing in the consumption of food or alcohol*abstemious
Science: Biology: Where would you find the medula oblongata*brain
In geological terms which period completes the Mesozoic era: Triassic, Jurassic and*cretaceous
USA: What happened in today's Los Angeles area on September 4, 1781*Founded by Spanish Settlers
TV: Gen X TV: What was the name of the robot agent in "Get Smart"*hymie
What is the longest typed word that alternates hands*skepticisms
Definitions: To whiten*bleach
Computers: Techy: In computer terminology what does SSL stand for*Secure Socket Layer
History: Wars: What special cargo did the US. sub Trout carry in WW2*gold
International: Where in France is the summer residence of the French President*fontainebleau
What's Penthouse's sister publication for women*viva
History: In 1779 Clement Clarke ----------, American author ('Twas the Night Before Xmas), born*moore
Geography: By what name do we know the country Chosun MinchuChui Inmim KonghwaGuk*korea
People: Born May 6, 1961, he starred in this movie: Batman & Robin - 1997*George Clooney
Definitions: A series of connected military operations*campaign
60s: He was the first president born in the 20th century*kennedy
Nature: What do humans catch zoonose diseases from*animals
People: Who won the Oscar for best ACTRESS in a Supporting role in 1942 15th Academy Awards for the Movie MRS. MINIVER*teresa wright
What do you need to be able to operate a lever*fulcrum
Science: Diseases: Narcolepsy is the uncontrollable need to ______*sleep
International: In which country are Cape Otway, Mount Gambier, and the Grampian Mountains*Australia
Sports: Which tennis star wore denim shorts during matches*andre agassi
History: In 1877 James Montgomery ----------, illustrator, best known for his I want you Uncle Sam recruiting poster*flagg
USA: What popular food product was Thomas Adams the first to sell in Jersey city in 1869*Chewing Gum
Nature: Horses: What is the process of filing a horse's teeth called in Britain*Rasping
People: Born Dec 31, 1937, he starred in this movie: Instinct - 1999*anthony hopkins
Science: What is the opposite of allopathy*homeopathy
TV: Who am I: I am one of Seinfeld's neighbors and work at the post office*Newman
History: On This Day: 10 November 1975 PLO leader Yasser ---------- addresses UN in NYC*Arafat
Religion: Who is the patron saint of navigators*star of the sea
Geography: In which country is the Dalai Lamas palace*Tibet
People: Born Aug 17, 1943, he starred in this movie: Flawless - 1999*robert de niro
Cricket: Who was the first batsman to achieve six sixes in one over*garfield sobers
Nature: What is a group of this animal called: Fish*school*shoal*run*haul*catch
Food and Drink: What country's people were taxed for using salt in the 17th century*france
Nature: What is a group of this animal called: buzzards*wake
Shirley MacLaine starred in this movie in 1958*the matchmaker*matchmaker
Religion: Which is the only city still in existence that is mentioned in Genesis*damascus
History: In 1983 David ----------'s Let's Dance single goes #1*bowie
Sports: What trophy is awarded to the winner of the NHL play-offs*stanley cup
Which artist did the stage design for the ballet 'Parade'*picasso
Nature: A South African ---------- can grow to be 35 inches (90 cm) in length - longer than your arm*bullfrog
Geography: What is France's national flower*fleur de lys
Geography: What U.S. state has the longest border with Canada*alaska
Entertainment: Musicals- Cats: Who scattered the Pekes and the Pollicles with eyes that were like fireballs fearfully blazing*The Rumpus Cat
This award is the mystery writers equivalent of an Oscar*edgar
Geography: Money: World Currency: Nigeria*Naira
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Mint ____*Chip
History: Which company built the WW2 Spitfire*Supermarine
Catholic bishops are allowed seven of them, priests five, and ordinary people one: what are they*crosses on a tomb
International: Politics: Which meeting between politicians of the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland took place May 1983*New Ireland Forum
History: In 1940 ---------- evacuated before the German advance*paris
A bottle of wine originating from the 'Nobilo' vineyards, is produced in which country*new zealand
People: The first person to interview Frank Sinatra on a TV talk show (1984)*jerry lewis
Geography: What are the worlds four oceans alphabetically*arctic, atlantic, indian and pacific
Science: Biology: Portion of the central nervous system contained within the skull*brain
With which sport is Jack Nicklaus associated*golf
TV: Cartoon Sidekicks: Buster Bunny*babs bunny
History: In 1936 Spanish Civil War began as Gen. Francisco ---------- led uprising*franco
History: In 1956 ---------- gains its independence*morocco
Definitions: Agreement*accordance
History: In 1553 City of ----------, England established*lichfield
Food and Drink: ______, made from the dried stamens of cultivated crocus flowers, is the most expensive cooking spice*saffron
History: What World War II commander had the forename Erwin*rommel
What is Sades real name*Helen Adu
Science: What type of lens is used in a magnifying glass*Convex
People: Born Feb 27, 1932, she starred in this movie: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf - 1966*elizabeth taylor
Geography: World Disasters: Space: December 26, 2003, which probe that was scheduled to land on the surface of mars remained silent for 3 days*beagle 2
History: In 1981 Pope John ---------- gets out of hospital after attempt on life*paul ii
People: Rodney Dangerfield left what career to return to show business*paint salesman
Nature: How fast can a kangaroo hop*forty mph
Computers: What does LISP mean*list processor
What is the name given to the side post of a door*Jamb
Cartoon Trivia: What is the mother's name in Family Circus*thelma
Chemical compound that has the formula nacl*salt
History: On This Day: 18 February 1975 2nd American ---------- Award*music
History: In 1918 Anwar El ----------, president of Egypt, born*sadat
Canadian: What river defines the border between Ontario and Quebec from Mattawa to near Montreal*Ottawa River
People: Born Feb 27, 1932, she starred in this movie: Jane Eyre - 1944*elizabeth taylor
History: What city was conquored by Joshua*jericho
People: Inventors: ______ _______ were invented in Saratoga Springs in 1853 by chef George Crum*potato chips
USA: What welcome item was installed in the Statue of Liberty in 1986*Elevator
Who said "I've had such a curious dream"*alice
Definitions: A plant of the lily family*hyacinth
Geography: Which European city has a bridge called the Donkey Bridge*amsterdam
Cyberpunk: Name of Max Headroom's alter ego*edison carter
Food and Drink: A red tea, rich in vitamin C is made from this flower, which is native to the Nile Valley*hibiscus
USA: What southwestern state has the largest Indian population in the US*Oklahoma
History: In 1936 First ---------- substance produced synthetically (radium E)*radioactive
Americana: What city gets water through the delaware aqueduct*new york
Nature: Herbs and Plants: This herb as the ability to stimulate the immune system and is useful in encouraging healing in upper respiratory infections*Echinacea
What US general was known as old blood & guts*george s patton jr
Devils Dictionary: One skilled in circumvention of the law*lawyer
History: By what name was the Scottish outlaw Robert McGregor better known*Rob Roy
International: International Vehicle Registration Letters: What country uses the letter V*Vatican City
Sports: What sport did Olga Korbut excel at*gymnastics
Geography: Capital Cities: Azerbaijan*baku*baki
Walter Farley's series about an ebony equine*The Black Stallion
Definitions: The overhead covering of a room*ceiling
What's the international radio code word for the letter "B"*bravo
Clive Barker: Calhoun Mooney discovers the Fugue while chasing what (Weaveworld)*a pigeon
Nature: Name That Dog Breed _________*Italian Spinone
People: Who was the only actor to become president of the US*ronald reagan
TV: Little House on the Prarie, what was the teachers name*miss beatle
Science: What is a red blood cell*erythrocyte
USA: Rev. John Mitchell organized the first troop of what boys' organization*Boy Scouts of America
History: In 1930 John ----------, actor (Gomez in TV Addams Family), born*astin
Geography: What is the former zaire now known as*the democratic republic of congo
Science: Biology: Which is the longest bone in the body*femur
Nature: All mammals have ----------*tongues
Nature: What does an insect do when it moults*sheds its skin
Geography: Which is the largest desert in the world*Sahara
Quotes: Old soldiers never die, they just fade away*douglas macarthur
History: In 1851 Walter ----------, who proved mosquitoes transmit yellow fever, born*reed
Geography: What European country celebrates new year's day by drinking 'glogg'*sweden
Nature: The largest known egg ever laid by a creature was that of the extinct ---------- of Madagascar. The egg was 9.5 inches long. It had a volume of 2.35 gallons*aepyornis
Sports: Tennis: Where's Evie Dominikovic from*Australia
Where did Lord Byron die*greece
Myths: Who was the Roman god of the underworld*Pluto
Quotes: Power corrupts, & absolute power corrupts absolutely*john emerich edward acton
Chinese: Calendar: If you were born in the year 1987, you were born in the year of the what*Rabbit
History: This military attack took place on Dec. 7, 1941*pearl harbor
Common name applied to a group of vegetable products, both amorphous & crystalline, obtained from various plants, & important commercially in the tanning of leather*tannins
People: What Greek runner of 5 bc is said to have run 241 km in 48 hours to summon help for Athens*pheidippedes
Who killed macbeth*macduff
Entertainment: What was Elvis Presely's first film in 1956*love me tender
International: International Vehicle Registration Letters: What country uses the letters RI*Indonesia
Nature: What type of animal is an auklet*bird
USA: How did the town of Haleyville, Alabama react when the state seceded from the Union in 1861*Citizens Voted to Secede
Who wrote the music for the show "A Chorus Line"*marvin hamlisch
History: On This Day: 17 December 1972 New line of control agreed to in Kashmir between India & ----------*pakistan
History: In 1385 ---------- defeat Castilians at Aljubarrota, retain independence*portuguese
Geography: The nation of  covers approximately the same land area as the state of Wisconsin. Yet it ranks eighth in population among all the world's countries*bangladesh
Geography: Is smaller than the state of Montana (116,304 square miles and 147,138 square miles, respectively)*italy
Entertainment: Disney: Wizard Of Oz: Glinda's first words to Dorothy. (9 words)*are you a good witch or a bad witch
TV: Muppet Mania: Name of the muppet that throws boomerang fish*lew
Name The Poet: A Red, Red Rose*robert burns
People: Born Sep 28, 1934, she starred in this movie: La Bride sur le Cou - 1961*brigitte bardot
History: Who was ______ & romeda's mother*cassiopeia
Whose novels include 'Restoration' and 'The Way I Found Her'*rose tremain
People: Born Aug 8, 1937, he starred in this movie: Sphere - 1998*dustin hoffman
Science: What type of celestial body is andromeda*galaxy
People: Inventors: In 1925, John Logie Baird invented what*television
People: What black comic always had a poem for his audience*nipsy russell
Canadian: What movie sees Canadian-born Kate Nelligan play Stella Kowalski*A Streetcar Named Desire
Whose record did Babe Ruth break when he hit 60 home runs in 1927*his own*Babe Ruth*Babe Ruth's*his
History: Florence Nightingale was a nurse during which war*The Crimean War
History: In 1861 Fort Sumter, SC, shelled by ---------- troops under General Beauregard. The American Civil War begins*confederate
Americana: One in every 4 Americans has appeared*on television
Iceberg, boston, & bibb are types of _________*lettuce
History: In 1987 Digging begins to link England and ---------- under the English Channel*france
In which Commonwealth country is the wine producing area of Marlborough*new zealand
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Russian ____*Kamikaze
Definitions: Yielding profit*gainful
Science: What is the Zodiac sign of the ram*aries
Geography: Where is Lake Winnebago*wisconsin
Africa: Where in Africa would we be if in these places: Marrakech - Casablanca - Rabat - Safi*Morocco
Entertainment: Disney: Wizard Of Oz: Second kind of animal heard in the MGM film*chicken
Entertainment: Disney: Who was the original voice of Goofy*Pinto Colvig
Religion: What does a nihilist believe in*nothing
Who was the Jackal's intended victim*charles de gaulle
Nature: What is the world's fastest land animal*cheetah
People: Born July 30, 1947, he starred in this movie: Batman & Robin - 1997*arnold schwarzenegger
USA: The flag of what nation flew briefly over Arizona in the 1860s*Confederate States of America
Geography: What is south africa's national flower*protea
Science: Which element derives its name from the Greek for 'bringer of light'*phosphorus
Computers: Technology: COM port*communications port
Geography: What do you call somebody from Liverpool*Liverpudlian
Entertainment: What name is given to the tent-like structure that some travelling circuses still use*The Big Top
History: In 1902 ---------- Wankel, Germany, inventor (Wankel rotary-piston engine), born*felix
Nature: Babies: What is a young owl called*owlet
Canadian: What novel's character include Kip, Hana, Carvaggio and the Englishman*The English Patient
Canadian: Who was the Quebec Nordiques number one pick for the 1991 draft*Eric Lindros
L is the roman numeral for what number*fifty
Definitions: A small retail shop*boutique
People: Born Jan 3, 1956, he starred in this movie: The Bounty - 1984*mel gibson
Who painted the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican*Michelangelo
Science: In biology, what's the name for leaf pores*stomata
Canadian: What is Toronto's CFL team called*Argonauts
Science: GENETICS: Name the enzyme that catalyzes formation of DNA from mRNA*reverse transcriptase
Canadian: What canadian province has no skunks, poison ivy or snakes*newfoundland
Buried in Kensal Green Cemetery in London, who was the tightrope walker who crossed Niagara Falls blindfolded and on stilts*emile blondin
Nature: What is the creature that is half eagle, half lion*griffin
Canadian: Who was the first Liberal prime minister*Alexander Mackenzie
History: In 1901 ---------- Maass army nurse sacrificied her life at 25 to prove that the mosquito carries yellow fever*clara
History: In 1865 William Butler ----------, poet (Wild Swans at Coole-Nobel 1923), born in Ireland*Yeats
TV: Rush Limbaugh: Rush's chief of staff*kit carson
Geography: Brussels is the capital of _______*belgium
Americana: 21 percent of US kids say they'd 'eat____ every day for dinner' if they were President*ice cream
Geography: What U.S. city is named after Saint Francis of Assisi*san francisco
History: In 1956 Johnny ---------- [John Lydon], rocker (Sex Pistols-God Save the Queen), born*rotten
People: Who married Thelma Catherine Patricia Ryan*richard nixon
In which American state is Princeton University*new jersey
History: In 1971 Jim Morrison rocker (Doors), dies of heart failure in ----------*paris
Sports: What football team has won the most Rose Bowls*southern california
Americana: As what was Sir Matthew Baillie Begbie known as in the late 1800s*hanging judge
Computers: In the late 60s, Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore left Fairchild Semiconductors to found a new startup. Which company*Intel
Science: What is the abbreviation for trinitrotoluene*tnt
History: In 1889 Dr John F ---------- developed pencillin treatment of syphillis, born*mahoney
Television:  What are the names of the two aliens in the animated series, "The Simpsons"*Kang and Kodos
Food and Drink: Framboise is a liqueur flavoured with what*raspberries
Science: Space: Who reviewed billions and billions of radio telescope signals in the 1980s and felt only 37 warranted further investigations*Carl Sagan
History: In 1983 Carolyn Jones actress (Morticia-Addams Family), dies at 54 of ----------*cancer
Entertainment: What is Sianel Pedwar Cymru*Welsh language TV service
In electronics, device used to propagate radio or electromagnetic waves or to capture radio waves*antenna
Who is the author of Jude the Obscure*thomas hardy
Nature: Which animal depicts 1996 in the Chinese Calendar*the tiger
TV: Beverly Hillbillies: What was the name of the diner Jethro ran*The Happy Gizzard
Canadian: Who were the only two prime ministers in office during the 1970s*Trudeau and Clark*Clark and Trudeau
Computers - what key on the keyboard "shifts" the alphabets keys to "uppercase"*caps lock
Geography: What are the two basic aids in orienteering*map and compass
Canadian: What are Newfoundland tolts made of*Rock
History: What did ancient Egyptians make from the tall water plant papyrus*paper
People: Inventors: Where was the crossbow invented*china
People: Born Oct 1, 1935, she starred in this movie: Victor/Victoria - 1982*julie andrews
Nature: There is no mention of cats or rats in the ----------*bible
Geography: The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World are: the Pyramids of Egypt, the Statue of Zeus, the Temple of Artemis, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, the Colossus of Rhodes, the Lighthouse of Alexandria and the ______*hanging gardens of babylon
Potpourri: SI Units of Magnetic Flux*weber
Definitions: A silver white metallic element*antimony
People: Who was born sarah jane fulks*jane Wyman reagan
Who wrote the novel which Bizet based his opera Carmen on*Prosper Merimee
Canadian: What Canadian city is home to the RCMP Centennial Museum*Regina
People: Name the actor that played the hitman in the movie Grosse Point Blank*John Cusack
Tolkien: Who said, 'It's an ill wind as blows nobody no good, as I always say. And All's well as ends Better!'*the gaffer
Science: Space: Which planet has a year lasting approximately 88 earth days*mercury
Food and Drink: What fruit is the basis for guacamole*avocado
Bizarre Celebrity Suicides: 1978 Rock Musician (Chicago) suicide playing Russian roulette*Terry Kath
History: In 1943 Keith ----------, guitarist (Rolling Stones),born*richards
History: In 1626 Peter ---------- purchases Manhattan Island for 24 dollars*minuet
Which sexy singer has the same name as a Henry Fielding novel*Tom Jones
Science: The remains of prehistoric organisms that have been preserved in rocks are called ________*fossils
People with which disease were cared for by Father de Veuster on the Hawaiian island of Molokai*leprosy
USA: What edible game bird is South Dakota's state bird*Ring Necked Pheasant
People: Who was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Director in 1988 for the movie 'Working Girl'*mike nichols
History: In 1778 Fabian Gottlieb ----------, 1st to circumnavigate Antarctica, born*von bellinghausen
Definitions: Sourness*acerbity
Anne Rice: What were the dominating features of the Taltos*very tall
History: In 1625 Giovanni Domenico Cassini discovered 4 satellites of ----------*saturn
Geography: What 2 countries border the Dead Sea*israel and jordan
Formula 1: Who won four consecutive Belgian Grand Prix victories beginning in 1962*jim clark
Sports: Which Australian was the only man to win the tennis Grand Slam twice*rod laver
Dutch: In what Dutch province is: Stadskanaal*Groningen
Geography: The  is actually a desert environment, averaging about the same amount of monthly rainfall as the Sahara Desert*south pole
Religion: Who is the patron saint of skin diseases*st peregrine
Sports: Tennis: Who played her first professional match against tracy austin in 1982*steffi graf
History: In 1962 ---------- launched to Mars falls into Atlantic Ocean*mariner i
Nature: What mammal ranks after man on the evolutionary scale*ape
US Capitals: What is the Capital of Alaska*Juneau
People: Who played the title role in the film farce dr detroit*dan aykroyd
History: In 1975 Laos People's ---------- Republic founded (National Day)*democratic
Baseball: Records: In 1998, this shortstop became only the third player in MLB history to ever hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases in a single season*alex rodriguez
People: Famous Canadians: Popular Canadian novelist known for her feminist themes*margaret atwood
Myths: Cerberus guarded the gates of the underworld in Greek mythology.what kind of creature was this three headed being*dog
History: In 1936 Dennis ---------- actor (True Grit, Blue Velvet, Easy Rider), born*hopper
History: Hiawatha was chief of which indian people*mohawks
In which London thoroughfare is the famous Hamley's Toy Shop*regent street
Which German city is famous for a scent it produces*Cologne
TV: In 1964 Beatles' third appearance on ----------*The Ed Sullivan Show
People: British actress achieved fame in 1971 TV series as Elizabeth I*Glenda Jackson
Chips: Dielectric thickness can be calculated from this electrical measurement*capacitance
USA: What historic New England capital celebrates Bunker Hill Day each June*Boston
History: In 53----------, 13th Roman emperor (98-117), conqueror of Ctesiphon, born*trajan
Nature: Which bird is traditionally believed to sing before it dies*swan
Nature: Which is the tallest breed of dog*irish wolfhound
Music Trivia: Who had a back up band named for a renegade Indian*neil young
USA: Direct-dial, coast to coast telephone service began in 1951 as Mayor M. Leslie Denning of Englewood, New Jersey called his counterpart Mayor Frank Osbourne of where*Alameda, California
Canadian: Quebec has an important natural resource that will be primordial in about 50 years, what is this resource*Fresh Water
History: On This Day: 11 November 1975 Angola gains independence from ---------- (National Day)*portugal
Canadian: What kind of large migratory bird is known in Inuktitut as uluagullik*Canada Goose
Definitions: Supreme ruler*autocrat
TV: Married With Children: Al's favorite bar*Hooters
Geography: Yamoussoukro is the capital of which country*cote d'ivoire
History: On This Day: 29 January 1979 Brenda Spencer, age 16, was arrested and she said I don't like Mondays, they give me the blues. I wanted to liven up a dull Monday. What had Brenda just done*murdered her school headmaster and caretaker
What does 'cc' stand for in motor mechanics*cubic centimetre
USA: As of 1999, two states have as their governors sons of a past US President, can you name one of them*Florida*Texas
History: In 1519 ----------'s ship set sail to circumnavigate the Earth*magellan
Religion: Who wrote these words: He is despised and rejected of men, a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief*Isaiah
Hockey: Robyn Regehr was born where*brazil
International: What colour does the bride wear in a chinese wedding*red
Fast Food: The place that brings you fried chicken that has lovely but very calorific skin*KFC*Kentucky Fried Chicken
History: What battle resulted in the largest number of german pows*battle of stalingrad
Whose widow became Frank Sinatra's last wife*gummo marx
People: What academic title did nazi propaganda minister josef goebbels hold*doctor
USA: What animals can you ride into the Grand Canyon*Mules
Canadian: Which eastern Canadian First Nation adopted athe eight-pointed star as a symbol of their alliance with Great Britain in the eighteenth century*Mi'kmaq*Mic Mac
History: Who's considered the patron Saint of travellers*christopher
Geography: What ocean fills nearly a complete hemisphere of the earth's surface*pacific*pacific ocean
History: What was the first submarine named*nautilus
Alcohol: Beer: Which beer is the largest selling single beer brand in the world*budweiser
Sports: Romanian soccer team wich won the European Champions League in 1986(in final with CF Barcelona)*steaua bucuresti
Sports: Which famous sporting venue is above NewYorks Pennsylvania Station*madison square gardens
Science: Biology: What's the greatest source of lead poisoning*leaded gasoline
Definitions: A desire for food*hunger
Science: Who founded digital research*gary kildall
Canadian: Which Canadian province would you travel to to see all your Icelandic friends at the Islendingadagurinn*Manitoba
USA: The law still stands that more than 3,000 sheep cannot be herded down which California Blvd at any one time*Hollywood
Nature: The giant African ---------- grows to a foot long and reaches weights greater than a pound*snail
International: The biggest pyramid in the world is in ______*mexico
Geography: What has approximately 1/4 pound of salt in every gallon*seawater
Who wrote "I Robot" and "The Foundation Trilogy"*isaac asimov
Science: What is an integer that is greater than 1 and divisible only by itself and 1*prime number
Quotes: Who said this: Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects*will rogers
History: What were the favourite subjects of Victorian artist Edwin Landseer*animals
Asia: What Asian country has a bill of rights for cows*india
What did poet Joyce Kilmer think that he would never see a poem as lovely as*a tree
History: Wars: What country did US.forces invade in 1831*Falkland
Religion: Who is the patron saint of iron workers*st sebastian
What is an Ulster*long overcoat
History: In 1922 Dr. Christiaan ----------, performed first human heart transplantation*barnard
History: Wars: What was a Dogpatch in the Vietnam War*shanty towns
Cricket: Which Australian cricketer was nicknamed Tangles*max walker
International: What country tested its first nuclear bomb in 1974*india
What is attribution of divine honours on persons (living or dead) called*apotheosis
Nature: Plants: Which division is moss in*bryophytes
Sports: On This Day: 07 February 1970 US male ---------- championship won by Tim Wood*figure skating
USA: James Madison was the first US president to graduate from which university*Princeton
Science: Biology: Progressive opacity of eye lens*cataract
History: On This Day: 20 February 1971 Major General Idi Amin Dada appoints himself President of ----------*uganda
People: Who succeeded Queen Elizabeth l to the throne in 1603*james i
USA: Kemmons Wilson founded what worldwide hotel chain in 1945*Holiday Inn
History: In 1914 Henry Ford introduces ---------- for cars*assembly line
Science: What is an ophthalmologist*eye doctor
Canadian: By what name is singer Valdemar Horsdal better known*Valdy
Geography: Djibouti is the capital of ______*djibouti
Science: Quinine is added to water to make _______*tonic water
Definitions: What is a castrated rooster called*a capon
History: In 1980 ---------- premieres*empire strikes back
Definitions: Whats the name for an organism that live on or in another*parasite
People: Famous Last Words: I must go in, the fog is rising - poet, d. 1886*Emily Dickinson
Geography: Where is Chatt el Jerid*Tunisia
Canadian: What is Canada's lowest recorded temperature with the wind chill factor included*Minus Ninety Two Degrees Celsius*-92C
Food and Drink: What is the name of the Kellogg's cereal prefixed with the word 'healthwise'*bran flakes
International: What is the principle by which nationals of one country are exempted from the legal jurisdiction of another country called*extraterritoriality
People: Peter Sellers had a top ten hit in 1960 with which other film star*sophia loren
TV: The Simpsons: Who or what told Homer to have sex with Mindy in a Capital City hotel room*cookie
History: In 1825 Uruguay declares independence from ---------- (National Day)*brazil
USA: Telescope Peak, California eleven thousand feet high, towers above what low lying site*Death Valley
History: On This Day: 17 December 1971 Radio ---------- begins transmitting*bangladesh
People: If norm could have any woman in the world, who would it be*jill eikenberry
Games&Toys: What game says He really likes you*Dream phone
Science: Who developed the laws of planetary motion*johannes kepler
Canadian: What animal is represented on the Canadian twoonie*Polar Bear
What is the Capital of: Zambia*lusaka
Legend: What does Jack cut off of Darkness*his hands
TV: What show was this character on: Dr. Mark Sloan*Diagnosis Murder
Nature: What is a group of this animal called: cormorants*solitude
In which US city are Rampart St., Bourbon St. and Basin St*new orleans
Science: Space: Which Planet is 228 million kilometres from the Sun and has an orbital time of 1.88 years*Mars
Canadian: What is the only city in Canada that lies on a provincial border*Lloydminster
History: In 1915 Cornerstone laid for ---------- Memorial in Washington, DC*lincoln
History: In 1942 Harrison ---------- actor (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Frantic), born*ford
Geography: What is the name of the island between Corsica and the Italian mainland*elba
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Rob ____*Roy
Tolkien: What direction is Mordor from Mirkwood*south-east
What contagious disease was known as Gaol Fever in the nineteenth century*typhus
Science: Biology: Pygal refers to what part of the body*buttocks
Nature: Primates are the only group of animals that can do what*press their thumb against their finger
Geography: What lake in the Great Rift Valley between Zaire and Rwanda is about 105 km/65 mi long*Kivu
TV: What were the names of the Brady pets*tiger & fluffy*tiger fluffy*fluffy tiger
Science: Space: What are Russian astronauts called*Cosmonauts
Which lake was created by the building of the Aswan Dam*lake nasser
Geography: Victoria Falls, in _______, Africa, drops 420 feet creating a cloud of mist so great that is can be seen for a distance of 25 miles*zimbabwe
Formal or informal agreement among business firms designed to reduce or suppress competition in a particular market*cartel
TV: Bewitched: Who was Samantha's husband*Darin
Canadian: What strain of wheat was developed by Charles E. Saunders in 1903*Marquis Wheat
USA: Declaration House, Norman Rockwell museum and Congress Hall are all where*Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
People: What was Charlie Chaplin's middle name*Spencer
History: What german philosopher claimed morality required a belief in god and freedom*Immanuel Kant
USA: What North American city sprouts the most parking meters*New York
People: Who played the mutating fly in the film 'the fly'*jeff goldblum
Dutch: In what Dutch province is: Leiden*Zuid Holland
Computers: Technology: What is sex on the Internet called*cybersex
History: Wars: What war followed the shot heard around the world*The American Revolution*American revolution
People: Famous Last Words: Thomas Jefferson--still survives - US President, d. July 4, 1826*John Adams
What sport did James Naismith invent*basketball
History: In 1990 Rex Harrison, actor famous for Doctor Dolittle and My Fair Lady, dies at 82 from ----------*cancer
Canadian: Which lake covered parts of Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, North Dakota and Minnesota during the Wisconsin Glacial Age*Lake Agassiz
History: Who crowned Napoleon Emperor of France*Napoleon*himself
Sports: What gambling game has a 'croupier' spinning a wheel*roulette
International: Politics: Chiefs of State: Current Premier of Bermuda*Jennifer Smith
Americana: Indianapolis is the capital of ______*indiana
Nature: Which garden pest, which can cause great damage to lawns, is the grub of the crane fly*leatherjacket
Science: What was the first kind of soap that floated*ivory
Geography: Medina is located in what country*saudi arabia
History: In 1937, __________________ won the oscar for best actor*spencer tracy
Geography: What place in the Yukon is known for its 1300 signposts*watson pass
Definitions: Legal Terms: To steal property entrusted to one's care*embezzle
History: What was wampum for north American indians*money
Canadian: What colour is the Woody Poppy butterfly found in Ontario*Blue
Science: What device used to be called a 'spyglass'*telescope
US Capitals: What is the Capital of Alabama*Montgomery
History: In 1946 Tommy Lee Jones actor (----------, Batman Forever, Under Siege), born*volcano
Geography: What continent is bounded on the north by the Timor Sea, The Arafura Sea & the Torres Straights*australia
People: Whose daughter became the wealthiest three year old in 1988*Christina Onassis
Geography: What Island in the South Pacific is famous for its stone heads*Easter Island
History: In 1928 Eddie ----------, actor, born*fisher
Science: What natural phenomena produced a 'year without summer' and extraordinary sunsets in the 1800s inspiring such artists as Dickens and Wordsworth*volcanic eruption
People: Born Nov 22, 1958, she starred in this movie: Amazing Grace and Chuck - 1987*jamie lee curtis
Geography: What are the roads of guam paved with*coral
New Zealand: What bird was once hunted, at 13 ft. tall, and is now extinct in New Zealand*Moa
Science: Biology: What are the longest cells in the human body*neurons
USA On This Day: March 13, 1868 the impeachment trial of which president began in the US Senate*Andrew Johnson
Quotes: To my embarrassment I was born in bed with a lady*Wilson Mizner
History: In 1985 19th Space Shuttle Mission - Challenger 8 returns to ----------*earth
Which director/producer started his career as a student with the film THX-1138 which he later reworked for his feature-directing debut*George Lucas
Canadian: Which Canadian province did King Edward VII own a ranch in*Alberta
USA: USS Constitution, Paul Revere House and Park Street Church are where*Boston, Massachusetts
Hemingway forbade this man to marry his sister Carol*John Gardner
TV: Name That TV Show: Max Weinberg, Andy Richter, Conan*late night with conan obrien
Nature: What crop is grown in the most countries*corn
Who won Best Supporting Actor at the 2000 Oscars*michael caine
USA: What 1984 Presidential hopeful helped secure Syria's release of pilot Robert Goodman*Jesse Jackson
Geography: Forgotten Wonders: Mont-Saint Michel is located in*normandy, france*france
History: In 1960 ---------- (Brazzaville) gains independence from France (Nat'l Day)*congo
Food and Drink: Where is most of the vitamin c in fruits*skin
Which Charles Dickins novel is the character Nancy in*Oliver Twist
Canadian: Which major attraction on Vancouver Island is considered one the finest gardens in the world*Butchart Gardens
History: Which wonder of engineering became the world's tallest building in 1973*the world trade center*the world trade centre
Geography: What is the name of the world's longest glacier*lambert glacier*lambert
Who wrote the song 'See My Baby Jive'*roy wood
Science: What are the three kingdoms of nature*Animal,vegetable,mineral
Definitions: What would you do with a liquorice paper*roll a cigarette
USA: The democrats nominate which Massachusetts governor for president*Michael Dukakis
Canadian: The municipalities of Oak Bay, Saanich, and Esquimait are part of what urban area*Victoria
Geography: Capital Cities: The African country of the Ivory Coast*Abidjan
Science: Space: Which planet with at least eighteen known moons is sixth closest to the Sun*saturn
Which green pigment absorbs light to make plants look green*chlorophyll
Geography: Which country means land of the free*thailand
TV: The Muppets: Who played the Muppaphone*Marvin Suggs
History: In 1973 Israel shoots down 13 ---------- MIG-21s*syrian
Definitions: Mother of a reigning sovereign*queen mother
Alcohol: Cocktails: 1/4 oz. brandy + 3/4 oz. curacao + 1 oz. lime juice + 1/2 tsp. sugar*alabama
Entertainment: Disney: Wizard Of Oz: The actor who played the scarecrow*ray bolger
More Sci Fi: The conquerers of Earth in Battlefield Earth*psychlo
Computers: Technology: This word means one colour, and is used to refer to a black and white*monochrome
Nature: What is the only land mammal native to New Zealand*bat
French: In France it is called 'potiron' and is a large round fruit with thick orange rind and pulpy flesh. What is its English name*pumpkin
History: In 1889 Arnold ----------, historian, born*toynbee
An oxidising agent is a substance that "oxidises" another substance, i.e. takes electrons from it, and in doing so, itself gets "reduced" or accepts electrons. Name a good oxidising agent*dichromate ions
USA: What Latin despot was linked to an Embassy Row bombing described as the only fully-proven case of state-sponsored terrorism on American soil*Augusto Pinochet
People: What actor played charlie, the border patrol guard, in the border*jack nicholson
TV: What was the butler's name in "Family Affair"*mr french
Geography: In which French island territory would you find the towns Bastia and Calvi*corsica
Geography: What European city is known as The Bride of the Sea*venice
Nature: The flaky, scaly bits that monkeys pick off each other and eat is known as*scurf
AUSTRIA: What is Austria's largest city*Vienna
Where did Anne Hathaway live*stratford on avon
Cars: The first car with a non-U.S. nameplate to be classified as U.S. domestic*mazda mx-6
Science: Biology: Which organelle contains hydrolytic enzymes that can digest macromolecules*lysosome
Miss Marples was created by which author*Agatha Christie
Sports: What have over 80 percent of boxers suffered*brain damage
People: What age would Marc Bolan (died 1977) be in 2005 if he was still alive*fifty eight
Food and Drink: Which cheese is traditionally put on pizza*mozzarella
History: In 1878 ---------- Quezon, first president of Philippine Commonwealth (1935-42), born*manuel
Canadian: Which Canadian province has the Purple Violet as the official flower*New Brunswick
Geography: Which north western Italian city is known in that country as Torino*turin
History: Which artist was named after a brother who had died at birth*Vincent van Gogh
Useless Facts: Each year, approximately 250,000 American husbands are physically attacked and beaten by -----------------*their wives
Anne Rice: What street did the Mayfairs live on*First street
Lord of the Rings: What is the name of Gandalf's ring*narya the great
Food and Drink: Which herb is used to make Pesto sauce*Basil
History: In 1776 Thomas ---------- publishes his first 'American Crisis' essay*paine
Canadian: What are the Canadian Iles de la Madeleine known as in English*Magdalen Islands
Nature: What is the longest insect*walking stick
Nature: Name That Dog Breed _________*Border Collie
Geography: Where is terre haute*indiana
Sherlock Holmes: What is Professor Moriarty's first name*james
Nature: Plants: The hip is the seedcase for which flower*rose
Science: What is the measure of hardness*Mohs
What part of a ship are you in if you are in the 'head'*bathroom
History: What did Dr Godfrey invent in 1762*fire extinguisher
TV: In which programme did Rab C. Nesbitt first appear on TV*Naked Video
New Zealand: Where would you be if you were with 30 percent of New Zealand's population*Auckland
Children's Literature: What Charlotte wrote in her web to save the swine*some pig
Science: Space: What is the unit of measurement which is equal to the mean distance from the Earth to the Sun*astronomical unit
Geography: What is staged at Oberammergau,West Germany,every 10 years*The Passion Play
TV: The Flintstones: What is the name of the Rubble's pet*Hoppy
History: What ship sank in a night to remember*titanic
Author: The Man in the High Castle*philip k. dick
Computers: Techy: Which company created the most used networking software in the 1980s*Novell
Author: Where the Sidewalk Ends*shel silverstein
Legal Terms: To give, to transfer responsibility, to another*Assign
International: By percentage of population, what country has the highest population of AIDS*Botswana
Nature: What animal often communicate at sound levels as low as 5hz*elephants
Commerce: What term describes the ultimate consumer of a product*end user
Where was Stephen King Born*Portland Maine
Science: What serious underwater ailment was named after a Victorian notion of chic posture*the bends*bends
Canadian: What sales organization has the acronym CPSA*Canadian Professional Sales Association
License plates: what job does ntglty have*attorney
Science: What makes a solution saline*salt
Gay Issues: What group's motto is, We're Here, We're Queer, We Have E-Mail*Digital Queers
What type of creature is a painted lady*butterfly
USA: What Ivy League college, founded as an Indian school, is found in Hanover*Dartmouth
Lyrics: Name that Tune: Drawn into the stream of undefined illusion*something about you
Stephen King's "Salem's _________"*Lot
Lorna Doone is set in which part of England*Exmoor
History: Allied bombers were issued with Biro pens as ______ pens leaked at high altitude*fountain
History: In 1982 Italy beats ---------- 3-1 for soccer's 12th World Cup in Madrid*west germany
Complete the proverb: There's many a good tune*played on an old fiddle
Dutch: What's the capital of the Dutch province Overijssel*Zwolle
TV: Which cartoon family can 'sing the blues'*the simpsons
Science: What is a nephron*filtering unit in the kidney
Americana: InterStates that run east west are numbered sequentially starting from the South with what kind of numbers*even numbers*even
Science: What gas makes up 90 percent of the universe*hydrogen
History: In 1956----------, actor, born*mel gibson
People: Actress Amy Irving divorced her producer husband in 1989, who was he*steven spielberg
History: In 1946 Oliver Stone NYC, director (Wall St, Good Morning Vietnam,---------- ), born*platoon
Sports: What sport does Beat Zberg play*Cycling
History: Who was the wife of Henry VI of England*margaret of anjou
Geography: Second City: Bulawayo*zimbabwe
Definitions: An arithmetic mean*average
Nature: The ---------- snake found in the state of Arizona is not poisonous, but when frightened, it may hiss loudly and vibrate its tail like a rattlesnake*gopher
International: Japanese: Bowing at an angle of forty five degrees means*deep respect*an apology
People: Born Oct 4, 1946, she starred in this movie: Light Sleeper - 1992*susan sarandon
Food and Drink: What do you call the stick used to stir up cocktails*swizzlestick
Chips: Critical photolithographic dimensions in 1995 are measured in these units*micron
Science: Space: What is the day called when the earth is closest to the sun*Perigee
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Pusser's Pain ____*Killer
Sports: At which sport did Yvonne McGregor win a bronze medal for Great Britain at the Sydney Olympics*cycling
Rhyme Time: noise vest*racket jacket
Sports: Name the Ivy League Colleges Alphabetically*Harvard Princeton Yale
Name the Artist: Macarena*Los Del Rio
Art and Literature: Who lived at 1 Snoopy Place in Santa Rosa, California until his death in 2000*Charles Schulz
International: What is the name of the Tokyo Stock Market Index*nikkei
Myths: Who was oedipus' father*laius
Words: Languages: If you were to hear the greeting Labdien, what language would you be listening to*Latvian
Geography: Capital Cities: Tanzania*Dodoma*dar es salaam
People: Born April 29, 1958, she starred in this movie: William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream - 1999*michelle Pfeiffer
Science: Psychology: In the sensory cortex what body part is defined as the largest area*fingers
Nature: Where does the Dali Lama come from*tibet
People: Famous Last Words: What ----*duck
Who said Mad dogs and englishmen go out in the mid-day sun*noel coward
Geography: Upon which river did Babylon stand*euphrates
Religion: Who is the patron saint of plague patients*st sebastian
In what Mark Twain novel would one find a feud between the Grangerfords & the Shepherdsons*huckleberry finn
People: Born Feb 27, 1932, she starred in this movie: The Taming of the Shrew - 1967*elizabeth taylor
Complete the title of this Johny Cash song: A Boy Named*Sue
Canadian: Which Canadian prime minister wrote in his memoirs that the object of war is peace*Lester Pearson
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Gin ____*Thing
People: Born Aug 25, 1930, he starred in this movie: The Anderson Tapes - 1971*sean connery
Inventions: Who invented the wristwatch*Louis Cartier
On a standard computer keyboard, this is the letter just to the right of Z*x
History: In 1958----------, musician, born*prince
History: Where did the Samurai rule*Japan
Who camped by a billabong*swagman
What are you forbidden to fly an aeroplane over in India*taj mahal
People: Who was Prime Minister of France at the outbreak of World War I I*edouard daladier
People: Born Oct 8, 1949, she starred in this movie: Ghostbusters - 1984*sigourney weaver
History: What was the most popular semi automatic hand gun in Nazi Germany*the luger*luger
USA: The original name of this kid's drink was fruit smack flavored syrup*Kool Aid
Nature: Horses: What is used to remove dirt and dead skin from the horse's hair*Curry Comb
International: Politics: Israel was proclaimed an independent state in 1948. Who was its prime minister from then until 1963*David Ben Gurion*David Ben-Gurion
People: Who was the female star of 'The Graduate'*anne bancroft
Definitions: A car at the rear of a freight train*caboose
People: Who played Randle P.McMurphy in the film One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest*Jack Nicholson
In 1964 Beatles' ---------- album goes #1 & stays #1 for 5 weeks*second
Science: What's the common name for vitriolic acid*sulphuric acid*sulfuric acid
People: Born Jan 18, 1955, he starred in this movie: The War - 1994*kevin costner
Inventions: Who invented aspirin*dr felix hoffman
Geography: Mountains: The Zagros Mountians are located where*Iran
Who sang the title song to the 1978 film "Grease"*frankie valli
USA: What southern Capital's site was purchased in 1609 by John Smith and named None Such*Richmond, Virginia
TV: Who did ron howard play in 'happy days'*richie
Languages: what language does mensch speak*hebrew or yiddish*hebrew*yiddish
Science: Pinchbeck is an alloy of copper and what else*zinc
Geography: What is the modern name for Petrograd*St. Petersburg
TV: Who did joan collins play in 'dynasty'*alexis carrington
TV: What prime-time soap opera debuted as a five-part miniseries in 1978*dallas
Definitions: A unit of area in the metric system*hectare
People: Born Jan 8, 1935, he starred in this movie: Loving You - 1957*elvis presley
Science: Temperature at which a liquid congeals into the solid state at a given pressure*freezing point
Definitions: An arboreal marsupial*koala
Definitions: Uncultured or primative person*barbarian
Celebrities Deaths: 1994 - tennis player, died in his sleep of carbon monoxide poisoning at the home of a friend*Vitas Gerulaitis
Authors: Who wrote Deerslayer*james fenimore cooper
Canadian: Which Nova Scotian was the last of the 36 Fathers of Confederation in 1915 at the age of 95*Charles Tupper
Computers: Technology: The worlds first electronic computer was called this*ENIAC
Nature: Horses: When did Secretariat win the Kentucky Derby*May 5, 1973
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Hairy ____*Slut
Stars: What's your zodiacal sign if your born Aug 9th*leo
Room or space immediately under the roof of a house*attic
History: Who was the commander of the German Afrika Korps in WWII*Erwin Rommel
History: In 672 ---------- begins his reign as Catholic Pope*deusdedit iii
Geography: Name the city founded by Arabs around AD 625 which, with a population of over 6 million, is the largest city on the African continent. The citadel containing the Muhammad Ali mosque was constructed in the 12th century by the sultan Saladin*Cairo
People: Inventors: Which was discovered in the 18th century: Penicillin, blood groups, smallpox vaccine, cosmic rays*smallpox vaccine
International: International Vehicle Registration Letters: What country uses the letters FIN*Finland
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Root Beer ____*Float
Computers: The longest key on your keyboard is the _____ bar*space
People: Born Aug 31, 1949, he starred in this movie: Runaway Bride - 1999*richard gere
Inventions: Who invented the hawaiian steel guitar*alvino rey
Nature: A group of Dogs are called a*pack
History: In 1873 Susan B. ---------- fined $100 for attempting to vote for President*Anthony
Computers: Technology: Usable by several types of computers or operating systems*multiplatform*multi platform
History: In 1670 Christian V became King of ---------- and Norway*denmark
Celebrities Deaths: 1987 - actress fell to her death from a fifth floor window in a bizarre reflection of a character in her staring 1966 movie The Group*Elizabeth Hartman
What sort of creature is a gerenuk*antelope
Geography: What Italian city is the Monza grand prix held in*monza
History: In 1988 Chet ---------- jazz trumpeter fell to death out of a hotel window at 59*baker
History: In 1713 and 1714 a series of treaties brought the war with Gibraltar to a formal end, what were the treaties known as*Peace of Utrecht
Canadian: Who did the PEI Pie Brigade smack on August 16, 2000*Jean Chretien
What kind of creatures were Bilbo & Frodo*hobbits
Television: Which three future U.S. Presidents appeared on the American game show What's My Line (by surname, in alphabetical order, without punctuation)*Carter Ford Reagan
Dutch: In what Dutch province is: Oldenzaal*Overijssel
Geography: The is the world's oldest desert, and the only desert inhabited by elephant, rhino, giraffe, and lion*namib
Canadian: Which Nova Scotian was the first person to become Canadian prime minister before he was fifty*John Thompson*John SD Thompson
Canadian: Which Canadian province is home to the National Doukhobour Heritage Village at Veregin*Saskatchewan
History: In 1940 Tom ----------, singer, born*jones
People: Who played celie in the color purple*whoopi goldberg
Which company operates direct trains from Liverpool to Newcastle*northern spirit
TV: 90s hit show about the middle-classed Connor family, who lived in Landford*roseanne
USA: What makes New Hampshire so important in presidential election years*First Primaries
History: In 1977 President Jimmy Carter welcomes Shah of ----------*iran
TV: The Muppets: What did the Swedish chef prepare for Christmas dinner in "Muppet Family Christmas"*Shredded wheat and cranberry sauce
USA: What island paradise in California was developed by chewing gum dollars*Catalina Island
Myths: In Greek mythology, which monster had the head and breasts of a woman, the body of a lion and the wings of a bird*sphinx
Science: Biology: The anatomical name for the heel bone is the ________*Calcaneus
Africa: What is the largest hydroelectric project in Africa, created as a result of the damming of the Zambezi River to form a reservoir 230 km/144 mi long in western Mozambique*Cahora Bassa
People: I starred in these movies: Steel Magnolias, Grumpy Old Men, Splash*Daryl Hannah
Science: What is a Lent Lily also known as*daffodil
People: Born July 9, 1956, he starred in this movie: Big - 1988*tom hanks
In 1997, as in 1996, what was the most popular first name for boys*jack
Sports: At the f-1 grand prix race which killed aryton senna, which other driver suffered the same cruel fate*ratzenberger
Bestsellers: Anne Rice writes about these bloodsuckers*vampires
Definitions: Of or pertaining to motion*kinetic
Geography: Which waterfall has the highest drop in the world*angel falls
USA: What world famous evangelist has his headquarter in Minnesota*Billy Graham
Science: Who was albert einstein's father*hermann einstein*edmund einstein*albert einstein*hugo einstein
Religion: Who is the patron saint of obstetricians*st raymond
Definitions: Easy to approach*affable
Lyrics: Name that Tune: I can't understand what makes a man hate another man*people are people
Who was Becky Thatcher's boyfriend*Tom Sawyer
Nature: Marie Antoinette's dog was a spaniel named ----------*thisbe
Food and Drink: What fast food chain was hit with five racial discrimination suits in 1993*Denny's
TV: What was the highest rated US syndicated game show in 1982*family feud
History: What name is given to the traditional, charcoal heated, Russian tea urn*samovar
It's not over till the _____ sings*fat lady
Geography: At the start of the twentieth century, the spectacular city of --, didn't even exist. Now it's home to more than one million people, and the city boasts nine of the world's ten largest hotels*las vegas, nevada
What is the American equivalent of the Nikkei*Dow Jones index*dow jones
Definitions: To increase in length*elongate
Saki has also written under the name of*h.h.
Fashion: what brand of footwear is endorsed by dr j*converse
Canadian: In which two provinces is Canada's furniture industry concentrated*ontario quebec*ontario and quebec
Geography: Which country uses the yen for currency*japan
Music Trivia: Toto wrote the song Rosanna for what actress*rosanna arquette
History: In 1974 Sara ----------, actress (Melissa-Roseanne), born*gilbert
Religion: Which former Spanish soldier founded the Society of Jesus, commonly known as the Jesuits*ignatius loyola
Entertainment: What do circus aerialists call their safety harness*a mechanic
Entertainment: Send in the Clowns is a song from which Sondheim musical*a little night music
Geography: Antarctica: Who was the first person to claim to have seen Antarctica*Bellingshausen
Which comic book hero, with an alter ego of Steve Rogers, did Joe Simon and Jack Kirby create*Captain America
Geography: World Disasters: FAMINE: 2003 sees which country plagued by famine*zimbabwe
What are Kimbies and Snugglers*disposable nappies
Who wrote The Shining*stephen king
Sports: What vehicles are involved in the Tour de France*bicycles
In what city is the world's largest library located*washington dc
History: In 1931 Anne Bancroft AKA Mrs Mel Brooks, Bronx, actress (---------- ), born*graduate
Science: What is the Zodiac sign of the scorpion*scorpio
History: In 1830 Adolph ---------- SF mayor, built Cliff House, railways, tunnels, born*sutro
What is the method of resolving disputes without resorting to law, strikes or lock-outs*arbitration
History: In 1934 Willard ----------, weatherman, original Ronald McDonald, born*scott
Religion: In the bible, who did cain murder*abel
Entertainment: Disney: Name that movie: 'New, and a bit alarming, who'd have ever thought that this could be'*Beauty and the Beast
Canadian: Which is the only province you can get into by traveling north across a provincial border which runs in a straight line east-west*Manitoba*Flin Flon
Whose moral of the story was 'Dont count your chickens before they're hatched'*aesop
USA: What president told reporters, Pray for me boys, when he became president*Harry Truman
History: What is the term for the curved naval sword*Cutlass
History: Who built the hurricane aircraft*hawker
Nature: Communication within the prairie dog community is crucial to the creatures' survival. An appointed sentry, spotting a predator, will give a distinctive warning cry, which instantly sends all others grabbing up babies and scurrying to the safety of their burrows. An all-clear call later announces that danger is passed. Experts are fascinated by the prairie dogs' ----------*cooperative system
History: Agent Blue is a herbicide that was used agaainst the Vietnamese, what type of poisonous compound does it contain*arsenic
USA: Quantico, Virginia, has the largest base for which military branch*The Marines
TV: What did they call the robot on lost in space*robot
People: Who won more oscars than any other person*walter elias disney
Definitions: What does an ornithologist study*birds
USA: What northeastern university has twenty two nationality classrooms*University of Pittsburgh
Definitions: Foundation*basis
History: Where was President Kennedy assassinated*dallas, Texas
Sports: S what is frank thomas known*big hurt
Definitions: A layer of fat*blubber
Nature: The average elephant produces 50 pounds of ---------- each day*dung*shit
History: On This Day: 01 January 1960 Cameroon (French Cameroon) gains independence from ----------*france
Canadian: Which is Canada's biggest wheat growing province*Saskatchewan
International: Where is the world's longest escalator*st petersburg*leningrad
History: Who was known as 'The Railway King'*George Hudson
Americana: The southernmost of the original 13 colonies*Georgia
Science: What is measured on the Cephalic Index*human head
History: On This Day: 04 March 1974 Harold ---------- replaces resigning Ed Heath as British premier*wilson
Hockey: He is recognized for having the fastest and most feared slapshot of any current NHL player*al macinnis
What can stop the Duke of Earl*nothing
Geography: What is Midway Island midway in*pacific ocean
USA: The slogan 'Discover' adorns which states license plates*Rhode Island
Geography: What was Ghana's former name*Gold Coast
USA: What wife of an aviator had the hots for French flyer Antoine de St. Exupery, in 1939*Anne Morrow Lindbergh
TV: Star Trek Classic: This race is related to the vulcans*romulans
Canadian: Which Canadian province appointed North America's first ombudsman, in April 1967*Alberta
French: In what city would you find the Louvre*paris
Sports: Soccer: What country hosted the World Cup (soccer) in 1962*chile
TV: Southpark: what are there a lot of in china, according to mrs. Cartman*black people
International: What country are you stuck in if you're doing hard time at Boniato Prison*cuba
Geography: Santo domingo is the capital of ______*dominican republic
History: In 1959 Randy ----------, country singer (Always & Forever), born*travis
Who wrote "The Wealth of Nations"*adam smith
Entertainment: Disney: Which character in Lady and the Tramp sings Bella Notte*Tony
Sports: Which city is the location for the 1998 Commonwealth Games*Kuala Lumpur
History: In 1970 Apollo 13 launched to ----------: unable to land, returns in 6 days*moon
Geography: What is the nickname for Iowa*Hawkeye State
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Pap Smear Pabst ____*Smir
Nature: CATS: Name the Breed: Possibly the first deliberate hybridization of two breeds, it is a cross between a Persian and a Siamese. Its temperament is calm and friendly*Himalayan
Geography: Bridges: Country location: Pont de Normandie*france
Geography: What is the world's no.20 most populous city*Rio de Janeiro
Americana: In which city is the Cotton Bowl played*Dallas
Geography: What was discovered in the northern tip of Vancover Island in 1835*coal
US Capitals: What is the Capital of Minnesota*St Paul
Food and Drink: Fisherman's stew, literally means "boil on low heat" (watch the spelling)*bouillabaisse
People: Singer Tasmin*Archer
International: Japanese: Bowing at an angle of fifteen degrees is more formal and means*good day
These gentle creatures don't scare you, right It's just the thought of rabies they may carry. Which horror writer's death has recently been attributed to rabies*Edgar Allan Poe
In which Californian city would you find Alameda Street, Harbor Freeway and Wilshire Boulevard*los angeles
History: In 1497 Vasco da Gama reached Natal in South Africa and in 1643 Capt W Mynars reached Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean. On which date*December 25th
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Black ____*Russian
Science: Space: What season traditionally marks the start of the zodiac*Spring
Entertainment: Lionel Ritchie is dancing - where*On the ceiling
History: Fortymile Creek was the location of what Alaskan discovery in 1886*gold
Languages: From which language does the word 'alcohol' come, originally*Arabic
Canadian: What Canadian company formed in 1869 closed its doors in August 1999*Eaton's
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Rum ____*Screwdriver
People: Inventors: This essential furnishing for the swinging single was invented in 1971*The waterbed
History: In 1988 Mike ---------- hires Donald Trump as an advisor*tyson
Americana: Which state has the most hospitals*california
Games&Toys: What property is called Mayfair in the British version of Monopoly*boardwalk
History: In 1605 Gunpowder Plot: ---------- try to blow up English Parliament. Plot uncovered & leader Guy Fawkes hanged*catholics
Geography: Cheddar Gorge is in which range of hills*Mendips
History: In 1924 Italian composer Giacomo Puccini died in ----------*brussels
Nature: When a rabbit scratches its dowsets, it has itchy*testicles
In the book Treasure Island which character owns the Spyglass Inn*long john silver
Sports: Skiing: The Swix company manufactures poles as well as this skiing/racing essential*wax
What was the stage name of ehrich weiss*harry houdini
Americana: Martha Jane Burke was a teamster, transporting supplies to American mining camps. What was her nickname*Calamity Jane
Canadian: What Province would you be calling if you called this Area Code 604*British Columbia
People: Born Dec 18 1963, he starred in this movie: True Romance - 1993*brad pitt
TV & Movies: James Bond: What game does Bond play with Kamal Khan in "Octopussy"*Backgammon
Nature: What is a group of this animal called: Kitten*kindle*litter
Science: Biology: The normal body temperature in ___ degrees Celsius*thirty seven
People: What actress played honey west in the detective series honey west*anne francis
People: Who directed king of kings*cecil b. demille
Nature: What mammals travel in pods*whales
TV: What police force worked for mack sennett*keystone kops
USA: What name did the Standard Oil Company of California adopt*ESSO
USA: Padre Island National Seashore, the Alamo and Six Flags are all in which state*Texas
USA: What stuttering character ended many Warner Brothers cartoons with Th-th-th-that's all folks*Porky Pig
Canadian: Who did Preston Manning portray as the Alliance's Kim Campbell, in the days leading up to the final leadership vote in 2000*Stockwell Day
Narrow saw on frame for cutting thin wood in patterns*fretsaw
Malawi has two capital cities. One of them is Lilongwe, what is the other one*Zomba
Which sport's ruling body is the F.I.E. (Federation Internationale d'Escrime)*fencing
TV: The Simpsons: Who is the Sprinfield School District's Guidance Counselor*Dr. J. Loren Pryor
Geography: What sea lies between New Zealand and Australia*tasman
In what bar did Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald first meet*The Dingo Bar
History: What man's gun was sold for use to the Texas Rangers*samuel colt
History: In 1897 Frank ----------, movie director (Its a Wonderful Life, Arsenic & Old Lace), born*Capra
What religion was founded by Guru Nanak*sikhism
Americana: This town was close to Ponderosa Ranch*virginia city
Nature: A kind of small domestic fowl*bantam
USA: What breed of dog, with a city in its name, is the only dog developed in the US*Boston Terrier
History: Wars: Which Second World War bomber and a New Zealand city have the same name*wellington
What can be described as a Flemish Bond*brickwork
People: Actress in the role: Batman ---> Vicki Vale*kim basinger
Canadian: The town of Selkirk is found in which province*Manitoba
Nature: Leaflike part of plant growing before flower*bract
Quotes: Who said this: There are in the end three things that last: Faith, Hope and Love, and the greatest of these is love*st paul*st. paul
Chronic disease marked by overgrowth of hands, feet, & lower part of the face, resulting from excessive production of somatotropin, the growth-stimulating hormone*acromegaly
Canadian: Birdwatching havens Point Pelee and Long Point lie in what lake*Lake Erie
Celebrities Deaths: In 1940, which Russian leader was assassinated in Mexico with an ice-pick*Leon Trotsky
People: Name this couple who divorced then remarried*Dame Elizabeth Taylor & Richard Burton
Geography: What European country are Rotterdam & the Hague in*the netherlands
Animal's body that the mythical griffin has*lion
History: Which country did mussolini invade in 1935*ethiopia
Geography: What is the most northerly town in Europe*hammerfest
Food and Drink: What does a rattlesnake taste like*chicken
US City Nicknames: What is the nickname for Charleston, South Carolina*palmetto city
History: Wars: What type of factory did the Luftwaffe bomb on October 15, 1940 during WWII*hat factory
Science: Where did Soviet Yuri Romanenko go for 326 Days in 1987*Space
Geography: In what country are the cities of: Filipstad, Uppsala and Sorsele*Sweden
Entertainment: Who was seriously injured after a freebase pipe exploded in his face*richard pryor
People: Whom did Colin Baker replace as Doctor Who on television*peter davison
Sports: Tennis: Where's Stephanie de Ville from*Belgium
Americana: The Molly Maguires was a secret organisation operating in which industry in 19th century America*coal mining
Americana: Name of George Clinton's collective, which put out "One Nation Under A Groove"*Parliament-Funkadelic
What company was formed by the Swede, Ingvar Kamprad*ikea
People: Born Sep 9, 1960, he starred in this movie: Lair of the White Worm - 1988*hugh grant
Food and Drink: What word describes food preserved in vinegar*pickled
People: Who played together with Humphrey Bogart in the movie classic 'Casablanca'*ingrid bergman
TV: Who did david letterman pay four cartons of marlboro to be on his show*miss ussr
History: In 1965 March by civil rights demonstrators was broken up in ----------, Alabama*Selma
People: Which jazz muscian was nicknamed satchmo*louis armstrong
People: Who won the Golden Raspberry for Worst Actress in 1991 in the movie A Kiss Before Dying*Sean Young
TV: What sitcom has plenty of sippers of snapple*seinfeld
Science: Biology: The ......... is an invaginated fold of skin surrounding the free extremity of the penis*prepuce
Americana: The brave struggle of the outnumbered Texans, who were massacred to a man by the Mexican forces*alamo*the alamo
Canadian: What Canadian university does broadcaster Rex Murphy hold an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from*Memorial University
History: In 1973 American ---------- Movement occupy Wounded Knee in South Dakota*indian
People: William Powell and which actress played the sleuthing couple in the Thin Man' series of films 1934 and 1947*myrna loy
Canadian: Which news magazine is read by more Canadians*Maclean
Cricket: If you are run out without scoring, what is it called*diamond duck
Canadian: What group was created in 1920 to promote contemporary Canadian paintings*Group of Seven
Definitions: Something that containing both letters and numbers*alphanumeric
People: Inventors: In 1942, Enrico Fermi invented what*nuclear reactor
Geography: What island is the Canadian city of Victoria found on*vancouver
Geography: What US state includes the telephone area code 513*ohio
Food and Drink: Good rhine wines are bottled in what colour bottles*brown
Nature: The aardvark is the first animal listed in a dictionary but what is the second*Aardwolf
People: Who is on a US 5,000 dollar bill*james madison
Who wrote the Noddy books*enid blyton
Sports: In which weight category did John Conteh fight for the world title*light heavyweight
Which Apostle replaced Judas Iscariot*matthias
People: The male anchor of 20/20*Hugh Downs
People: Who's the highest-rated TV talk show host to sport sneakers on air*david letterman
History: On This Day: 10 July 1973 Bahamas gain independence after 300 yrs of ---------- rule (Nat'l Day)*british
Geography: What famous mountain is often photographed by film of the same name*fuji
Canadian: What caused the cancellation of the 1919 Stanley Cup championship*Influenza Epidemic
History: Which English King met Francis I of France on the 'Field of the Cloth of Gold'*henry viii
People: Born Jan 8, 1935, he starred in this movie: The Trouble With Girls - 1969*elvis presley
History: In 1956 Ampex Corporation demonstrates first commercial ---------- recorder. It's a unit the size of a deep-freeze, with an additional 5 6-foot racks of circuitry*videotape
Alcohol: Name That Drink: Barn ____*Door
USA: What Vermont born president was sworn into office by his own father in his own living room*Calvin Coolidge
People: Born Mar 17, 1951, he starred in this movie: Silkwood - 1983*kurt russell
Geography: What's the fifth largest country in the world*brazil
Nature: What is a group of this animal called: Pig*litter
History: In 1583 ---------- Alighieri Day*dante
People: Inventors: What did Leo Baekeland discover in 1907, while searching for a cheaper way to make shellac*plastic
USA: What was the name of abolitionist Frederick Douglass' regular paper in 1847*North Star
History: Which king married Charlotte of Mecklenberg Strelitz*george the third
Food and Drink: What ingredient in smelling salts produces the dreadful smell*ammonia
Lyrics: Name that Tune: She's as heavy as a Chevy pure excitement*misled
Geography: What north korean reservoir was the site of an epic marine corps battle*chosin reservoir
Canadian: What comedy duo insisted on live audiences for their radio show*Wayne and Shuster
Definitions: Advantageous*beneficial
International: Africa South: What is the name of the town once known as the 'ostrich capital of the world'*Oudtshoorn