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1. What scene from US history is depicted on the back of the two-dollar bill?
2. Which 1971 film features the song "The Candy Man"?
3. What is the only gemstone produced by a living creature?
4. How many squares are on a checkerboard?
5. What is the largest land mammal in South America?
6. What was Harry Houdini's birth name?
7. According to folklore, what does a visit from a cardinal represent?
8. Before people made Jack-o'-lanterns for Halloween, which vegetable did they carve faces into?
9. Which comedian voiced Iago in Disney's Aladdin?
10. "Nubbins Sawyer" is a character in which horror film?
11. What is "Peggy" a nickname for?
12. What is the capital of Kenya?
13. Which blood type is most common?
14. Which poet wrote the line, "'Hope is the thing with feathers'"?
15. What does the Spanish phrase "Mi casa es su casa" translate to?
"My house is your house"
16. Who composed "Moonlight Sonata"?
17. What is the name of the casino in Casino?
The Tangiers
18. What is the world’s tallest building?
19. What is the currency of Russia?
20. Which book begins with the phrase “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”?
21. What is the world's hardest natural material?
22. Who was the first actor to voice Shaggy in the Scooby-Doo franchise?
23. Which early innovation is Johannes Gutenberg known for?
24. Which word is used to refer to the bones in your fingers and toes?
25. Which three countries make up Scandinavia?
26. Which group of elements is the least reactive?
27. What is the largest airport in the US?
28. What is the only sport that has been played on the moon?
29. Who created the Barbie Doll?
30. Which mythological creature has the head of a woman and the body of a lion?
31. Where did tai chi originate?
32. What is the world's bestselling album?
33. What does the distinctive marking on a black widow spider's abdomen look like?
34. What is the most abundant element in the universe?
36. Who painted Girl with a Pearl Earring?
37. What is the oldest operating railroad in North America?
38. What is the official name of Big Ben?
39. What is considered the birthstone for January?
40. Who was the Egyptian god of the underworld?
41. Those with Downs syndrome have an extra copy of which chromosome?
42. What percentage of the population is ambidextrous?
43. How many sisters does Ariel have in The Little Mermaid?
44. What is the most popular pizza chain in the US?
45. What is the oldest known tree species?
46. What colors appear on the Hungarian flag?
47. Which movie in the Friday the 13th series is the first to figure Jason's iconic hockey mask?
48. Which US president spoke English as a second language?
49. What's the oldest continuous sporting event in the United States?
50. How many title deeds does a standard game of Monopoly include?
51. What were the small pockets in jeans originally designed to hold?
52. Who wrote the novel that Wicked is based on?
53. Which member of the Spice Girls was known as "Baby Spice"?
54. Which country is home to the giant golden-crowned flying fox, the world's heaviest bat?
55. What was the first TV show to use 3D animation?
56. What type of pigment makes plants green?
57. Who was the first person to travel to space?
58. What eye color is most common worldwide?
59. Which designer popularized the miniskirt?
60. What kind of poem has 17 syllables total?
61. Which college did Emma Watson attend?
62. What city is known as the "Windy City"?
63. What is the movie in which a character claims, "Nobody puts Baby in a corner"?
Dirty Dancing
64. Greek spanokopita is filled with feta and which leafy green?
Spinach
65. Which space telescope was launched by NASA in 1990?
Hubble
66. Which animated movie released in the '90s featured the song "A Whole New World"?
Aladdin
67. What art movement does Salvador Dalí belong to?
Surrealism
68. What is the name for a period of two weeks?
Fortnight
69. What is the name of the law firm in The Good Wife?
Lockhart Gardner
70. What is the official language of Brazil?
Portuguese
71. Which type of alcohol is found in a Manhattan?
Whisky
72. The Renaissance began in which country in the 14th century?
Italy
73. Appearing alongside Britney Spears in iconic full-denim matching outfits was which famous singer?
Justin Timberlake
74. What star sign is symbolized by a pair of scales?
Libra
75. How many time zones are there in the world?
24
76. Who wrote The Handmaid's Tale?
Margaret Atwood
77. What is the national flower of Japan?
Cherry Blossom
78. Taylor Swift has a song named after which other famous country singer?
Tim McGraw
79. Who does Han Solo shoot and kill at Mos Eisley Cantina?
Greedo
80. Which Jonas Brother did Miley Cyrus date?
Nick Jonas
81. What is the company behind Oreo cookies?
Nabisco
82. What's the main ingredient in tofu?
Soybeans
83. What is Finn Shepherd's weapon of choice in the Sharknado film series?
A chainsaw
84. What year did TikTok launch?
2017
85. Who is the most decorated Olympian in Olympic history?
Michael Phelps
86. Because of the Mayan calendar, people believed the end of the world was in:
2012
87. Rocko from Rocko's Modern Life is a:
Wallaby
88. When turtles lay eggs in the cold, what gender will the babies be?
All male
89. Where does Curious George live?
New York City
90. Aqua Net was a brand of:
Hairspray
91. Who sang the theme song to The Big Bang Theory?
Barenaked Ladies
92. A video titled "Bye Sister" in 2018 addressed the drama between James Charles and:
Tati Westbrook
93. In regards to an EGOT, the only award Lady Gaga hasn't been nominated for is a:
Tony
94. What is the name of Hello Kitty's pet cat?
Charmmy
95. In Greek mythology, who was the god of the sea?
Poseidon
96. A bellini calls for white peaches and:
Prosecco
97. In electrical work, typically which wire is the "hot" wire?
Black
98. What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
99. Which system in the human body is responsible for hormone production and regulation?
Endocrine System
100. Which singer had the Billboard Song of the Year in 2002 with "Hot in Herre"?
Nelly
101. Which of the following components of blood helps in clotting?
Platelets
102. The "miracle on the ice" was an Olympic:
Hockey game
103. What is the kingdom in The Legend of Zelda?
Hyrule
104. Emerald Fennell wrote and directed Saltburn, but she also appeared in the Barbie movie. Which Barbie did she play?
Midge AKA Pregnant Barbie
105. Who was the lead singer of the '90s grunge band Nirvana?
Kurt Cobain
106. "Memory" is a song featured in which Broadway musical?
Cats
107. Who was the 16th president of the United States?
Abraham Lincoln
108. Where do Sam and Annie finally meet each other in Sleepless in Seattle?
109. What is the 17th letter of the English alphabet?
Q
110. Which of the following is an antonym for "prolix"?
Laconic
111. The sinking of the __________ was a catalyst for the US to enter WWI.
RMS Lusitania
112. Who played Agent Dana Scully in the '90s TV series The X-Files?
Gillian Anderson
113. Winston Churchill was the Prime Minister of which country during World War II?
England
114. If you get an eagle in golf, how many strokes did you get?
Two under par
115. Which former Nickelodeon star wrote a memoir titled "I'm Glad My Mom Died"?
Jennette McCurdy
116. Where was William Shakespeare born?
Stratford-upon-Avon
117. What Banksy painting shredded itself when it was sold at auction in 2018?
"Love is in the Bin"
118. Where do Mel and Josh end up in Season 2 of Schmigadoon?
Schmicago
119. Which part of the preproductive system does a baby typically develop in?
Uterus
120. Which famous musician was nicknamed "Satchmo"?
Louis Armstrong
121. What type of musical scale is in half steps?
Chromatic
122. Which famous reality TV star was Nick Lachey married to in the early 2000s?
Jessica Simpson
123. "La Boheme" was composed by:
Giacomo Puccini
124. What was the name of the first cloned animal?
Dolly
125. When was the Euro introduced?
1999
126. In which century did the Industrial Revolution start?
18th
127. A "mouth organ" is also known as a:
Harmonica
128. Epidemiology is the study of:
Diseases
129. What was the ship name for the main couple featured in Season 3 of Bridgerton.
Polin
130. What year was the Chernobyl disaster?
1986
131. How many amendments make up the Bill of Rights?
10
132. "The Saga Begins" was a Weird Al parody of which song?
"American Pie"
133. What sport did Sam Malone professionally play in Cheers?
Baseball
134. Who created the Periodic Table?
Dmitri Mendeleev
135. If you have arachnophobia, what are you afraid of?
Spiders
136. How do you say "five" in Spanish?
Cinco
137. "Bourgeoisie" is a term used to describe:
The middle class
138. Desdemona is one of the main characters in which Shakespeare play?
Othello
139. Toronto is on which body of water?
Lake Ontario
140. Who voices the character of Elsa in the movie Frozen?
Idina Menzel
141. Which 2019 song beat out "Despacito" for time on the top of Billboard's Top 100 list?
"Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X
142. Charles Darwin formulated his theory of evolution while observing which animal?
Finch
143. What do you call a baby horse?
Foal
144. What country were Ryan Gosling and Ryan Reynolds born in?
Canada
145. Gregor Mendel experimented with genetics using:
Pea Plants
146. Marian the Librarian is a character in which musical?
The Music Man
147. The painting The Girl with a Pearl Earring was created by which artist?
Johannes Vermeer
148. The Tigris and Euphrates river run through which country?
Iraq
149. Which former American Idol contestant is now touring as the lead singer for Queen?
Adam Lambert
150. What is the outermost layer of skin called?
Epidermis
151. In the nursey rhyme, what does the itsy bitsy spider do?
Climb up the water spout
152. Who was imprisoned for 27 years before becoming the president of South Africa?
Nelson Mandela
153. Which system of the body involves a person's skin?
Integumentary
154. Which dog breed was the favorite of Queen Elizabeth?
Corgi
155. The Byzantine Empire peaked in size under which ruler?
Emperor Justinian
156. What does FM stand for?
Frequency modulation
157. The rumored home for the Loch Ness Monster is which country?
Scotland
158. What year did Justin Bieber release his first single?
2009
159. What color is a polar bear's skin?
Black
160. Catherine the Great was born a German princess and later became the empress of what other German country in the 1700s?
Russia
161. The Amber Room disappeared during which conflict?
WWII
162. Which of these ocean zones is closest to the surface?
Photic Zone
163. Which is the only country flag to have more than four sides?
Nepal
164. Which blood group is considered a universal donor?
O
165. Where is the ulna?
Arm
166. Who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic?
Amelia Earhart
167. If Mario's hat is red and Luigi's is green, what color is Wario's?
Yellow
168. The "hang loose" hand sign uses which two fingers?
Thumb and pinkie
169. The 1954 Geneva Accords split Vietnam at which parallel?
The 17th
170. How many strings does a standard violin have?
Four
171. In VeggieTales, what kind of vegetable is Larry?
Cucumber
172. What is Bulbasaur's final evolution?
Venusaur
173. Who was the only US president to serve three terms?
FDR
174. What is the capital of Hungary?
Budapest
175. What was Marilyn Monroe's real name?
Norma Jean Baker
176. What is the first step in cell reproduction?
Interphase
177. The Broadway musical about Gloria Estefan's life shares a name with which song?
"Get On Your Feet"
178. What did Heidi Klum dress as for Halloween in 2022?
A worm
179. Where in the human body would you find the hippocampus?
Brain
180. Which singer had a residency in Las Vegas called "Enigma"?
Lady Gaga
181. If a volcano hasn't erupted but isn't considered extinct, scientists classify it as what?
Dormant
182. How many daughters does Tevye have in Fiddler on the Roof?
Five
183. Who was the first American woman to travel to space?
Sally Ride
184. What is the highest peak in Asia?
Mount Everest
185. What famous Greek warrior died because he took an arrow to the heel?
Achilles
186. Paper invented by Egyptians was called:
Papyrus
187. Reservoirs underground that hold fresh water are called:
Aquifers
188. What is Pt on the Periodic Table?
Platinum
189. How many times did Ross get divorced in Friends?
Three
190. Which professional basketball player was teamed up with the Looney Tunes in Space Jam?
Michael Jordan
191. What's the largest freshwater lake in Florida?
Lake Okeechobee
192. "My Girlfriend Who Lives In Canada" is a song in which musical:
Avenue Q
193. Paul Gaughin moved from France to which island in 1891?
Tahiti
194. How many MLB teams are there?
30
195. When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, which Italian city was covered in ash?
Pompeii
196. How many times does Rebecca Black repeat the word "fun" in the chorus of "Friday"?
Four
197. What fictional island was Jurassic Park located on?
Isla Nublar
198. What's the fastest land animal over long distances?
Pronghorn antelope
199. What is the smallest prime number?
Two
200. What's the longest-running film franchise?
Godzilla
201. What's the longest mountain range in the world?
The Andes
202.
203. Who painted The Birth of Venus?
Sandro Boticelli
204. What's the highest note a piccolo can play?
C8
205. What sport is known as "the beautiful game"?
Soccer
206. What is a group of flamingos called?
A flamboyance
207. What is the name of the dragon in The Lord of the Rings?
Smaug
208. What is the dot over the letter "i" called?
A tittle
209. What is the largest internal organ in the human body?
Liver
210. The German flag, American flag, French flag, and Moroccan flag all have which color in common?
Red
211. What is the term for a word that is the same forwards and backwards?
Palindrome
212. Which gas do plants absorb from the atmosphere?
Carbon Dioxide
213. If you settled out west in the US, you could keep the land you settled. This was part of the:
Homestead Act
214. How many hearts does an octopus have?
Three
215. Who is known as the "King of Rock and Roll"?
Elvis Presley
216. In Wallace and Gromit, what animal is Feathers McGraw?
Penguin
217. Where is Harvard University?
Cambridge, Massachusetts
218. What natural wonder is located on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe?
Victoria Falls
219. Which of the following musicals is based on Pygmalion?
My Fair Lady
220. What is a group of lions called?
Pride
221. How many kingdoms are in Westeros in Game of Thrones?
Seven
222. Between 200-300 million years ago, all continents were together as a single continent known as:
Pangea
223. What is the name of the spaceship in Alien?
Nostromo
224. What famous scientist developed the theory of general relativity?
Albert Einstein
225. Which U.S. state is known as the "Sunshine State"?
Florida
226. What popular beverage is made by fermenting apples?
Cider
227. Who wrote the famous novel Pride and Prejudice?
Jane Austen
228. What was the first toy advertised on television?
Mr. Potato Head
229. Who directed Us?
Jordan Peele
230. What is the only mammal capable of true flight?
Bat
231. What country is known as the "Emerald Isle"?
Ireland
232. What is the largest species of shark?
Whale shark
233. What is the fear of heights called?
Acrophobia
234. What toy created as a prop for Home Alone 2 actually became a real toy due to popular demand?
TalkBoy
235. What is the biggest city in world (by population)?
Chongqing, China
236. What color did the blue M&M replace?
Tan
237. What is the cocoon caterpillars make for themselves called?
Chrysalis
238. What language was Pan's Labyrinth released in?
Spanish
239. Who is the author of The Great Gatsby?
F. Scott Fitzgerald
240. The Baha Men sang a song wondering who let the _____ out.
Dogs
241. What is the primary ingredient in traditional Japanese sake?
Rice
242. Who was the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize?
Marie Curie
243. Gnocchi is made from:
Potatoes
244. Which disease is known as the "silent killer"?
Hypertension
245. What is the largest bird in the world?
Ostrich
246. Who invented the World Wide Web?
Tim Berners-Lee
247. Who discovered penicillin?
Alexander Fleming
248. What is the capital of Iowa?
Des Moines
249. How many 0's are behind a 1 in a googol?
100
250. What art period does the Mona Lisa fall under?
Renaissance
251. What was the name of Cosmo and Wanda's baby on The Fairly Odd Parents?
Poof
252. How many cups are in a quart?
Four
253. Which leafy green is also known as "rocket"?
Arugula
254. A pluot is a cross between:
A plum and an apricot
255. Which musical instrument is nicknamed the 'squeezebox'?
Accordion
256. Fugu is what type of fish?
Pufferfish
257. How many sides does a trapezoid have?
Four
258. What are tamales wrapped in?
Corn husks
259. Which of these countries sits on the equator?
Colombia
260. Finish the lyrics to "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds": "Picture yourself in a boat on a river with _____ trees and marmalade skies"
Tangerine
261. "To be or not to be" comes from which Shakespearean play?
Hamlet
262. In 1998's Twins, who starred as Arnold Schwarzenegger's twin?
Danny DeVito
263. What are Lego people called?
Minifigures
264. In the 2003 Freaky Friday remake, who does Lindsay Lohan swap bodies with:
Jamie Lee Curtis
265. What is the name of a baby kangaroo?
Joey
266. The Knights of the Round Table are associated with stories of which king?
King Arthur
267. Which fish, known for its venomous spines, is an invasive species to Florida waters?
Lionfish
268. What is the name of Jason Bateman's character in Arrested Development?
Michael
269. A shepherd's pie is usually made with lamb. The ground beef version of the dish is called what?
Cottage pie
270. "I say, I say" is used by which Looney Tunes character?
Foghorn Leghorn
271. In video games, the Konami Code starts by pressing which button?
Up
272. Ochre is which color?
Yellow
273. Which female artist is featured in the remix of "Levitating" with Dua Lipa?
Doja Cat
274. Who hosted Who Wants to be a Millionaire after Regis Philbin?
Meredith Viera
275. What is Africa's largest lake?
Lake Victoria
276. What type of milk is mozzarella cheese traditionally made from?
Buffalo
277. What color shirt does Winnie the Pooh wear?
Red
278. Where is a shrimp's heart?
In its head
279. Matthew McConaughey is the spokesperson for which car brand?
Lincoln
280. Which element on the periodic table has the atomic number 79?
Gold
281. Who is the Norse god of thunder?
Thor
282. What was the name of Clarissa's BFF on Clarissa Explains It All?
Sam
283. What's the name of the largest moon orbiting Saturn?
Titan
284. What is polenta made of?
Cornmeal
285. What is the longest-running Broadway show of all time?
The Phantom of the Opera
286. Who is the author of the Sherlock Holmes series of books?
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
287. What is the term for a baby goat?
Kid
288. What is the biggest city in North America (by population):
Mexico City
289. How many edges does a cube have?
12
290. What happens to all of the money at the end of the original Ocean's 11?
It's burned
291. How long should a soft-boiled egg be cooked for?
5–7 minutes
292. What does the Latin phrase "Carpe Diem" mean?
Seize the day
293. Who created the comic strip Peanuts?
Charles M. Schulz
294. In 2010, Lady Gaga turned heads at the MTV Awards by wearing a dress made of:
Meat
295. Which of the following pastries is not made with fried dough?
Croissant
296. Which nut does a frangipane filling contain?
Almond
297. What are Moon Pies typically filled with?
Marshmallow cream
298. Where is The Wire set?
Baltimore
299. Which baseball team plays at Progressive Field?
The Cleveland Guardians
300. What's the time difference between Los Angeles and Honolulu?
Honolulu is behind three hours
301. What do Lady and Tramp eat on their "date" in Lady and the Tramp?
Spaghetti
302. Where is the highest waterfall in the world?
Venezuela
303. What was the name of Olivia Rodrigo's second album?
GUTS
304. Where did the grunge music movement start?
Seattle, Washington
305. Where were po'boys invented?
Louisiana
306. What is the world's smallest mammal by body length?
Bumblebee bat
307. What is the name of Winston's cat on New Girl?
Ferguson
308. What country was Frida Kahlo born in?
Mexico
309. What movie script did Ben Affleck and Matt Damon write together?
Good Will Hunting
310. How many lives is a cat said to have?
Nine
311. Which body of water separates Alaska and Russia?
The Bering Sea
312. Which U.S state is the Great Salt Lake located in?
Utah
313. What pasta shape is usually in goulash?
Elbow
314. Which baseball player is the only in MLB history to get 50 runs and 50 stolen bases in a single season?
Shohei Ohtani
315. What rare atmospheric phenomenon occurs when sunlight refracts through ice-crystal clouds?
Sun pillar
316. Which explorer accidentally discovered Florida while searching for the Fountain of Youth?
Ponce de Leon
317. The artwork Arrangement in Grey and Black is more commonly known as what name?
Whistler's Mother
318. What cheese typically fills a cannelloni?
Ricotta
319. Where could you find Uluru?
Australia
320. What is the only continent without native ants?
Antarctica
321. What song does Tom Cruise lip-sync to in Risky Business?
"Old Time Rock and Roll"
322. What is the original use of Play-Doh?
Wallpaper cleaner
323. A rhombus is also another word for which shape?
Diamond
324. How many ounces are in a pound?
16
325. Which game show has a famous final round called "Fast Money"?
Family Feud
326. What item did Alfred Nobel, the founder of the Nobel Prize, invent?
Dynamite
327. Bánh mì originated in which country?
Vietnam
328. "Rolling in the Deep" made its debut on the Adele album:
21
329. What continent is the Gobi Desert on?
Asia
330. Which Roman numeral signifies 100?
C
331. How long was Kim Kardashian's marriage to Kris Humphries?
72 days
332. Words that sound the same but have different meanings are called what?
Homophones
333. Quid pro quo is Latin for:
This for that
334. What is an aglet?
The end of a shoelace
335. Where was Guinness invented?
Ireland
336. General Sherman, the world's largest by volume, is what kind of tree?
Sequoia
337. What is the largest bird of prey in the world?
Andean condor
338. Which philosopher is known for the quote, "I think, therefore I am"?
Rene Descartes
339. What color bow tie does Donald Duck wear?
Red
340. What powder tops tiramisu?
Espresso powder
341. Accoring to the National Institute of Health, how much sleep should an adult get per night?
Between 7–9 hours
342. The iPhone's standard ringtone is played by which instrument?
Marimba
343. Which ocean is the smallest?
Arctic
344. What color is Telly Monster in Sesame Street?
Purple
345. Semaphore uses which object to convey the alphabet?
Flags
346. How many keys are on a piano?
88
347. What was Netflix's first original program?
House of Cards
348. On a QWERTY keyboard, what letter is P directly next to?
O
349. What does a carbeurator do?
Mixes air and fuel
350. What's the name of the giraffe mascot for Toys R' Us?
Geoffrey
351. Which bird is often associated with delivering babies?
Stork
352. What is the singular of "spaghetti"?
Spaghetto
353. Which famous novel begins with the line, "Call me Ishmael"?
Moby Dick
354. What is dashi stock made from?
Fish and kelp
355. Which is the only muscle that never tires?
Cardiac muscle
356. According to the Kesha song, she kicks boys to the curb unless they look like which rock star?
Mick Jagger
357. How many ounces are in a Starbucks Venti?
26
358. What country is Mia Thermopolis princess of in The Princess Diaries?
Genovia
359. What is the capital of Indonesia?
Jakarta
360. Sending someone Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" music video when they don't expect it is called:
Rick-rolling
361. What year did the PS5 come out?
2020
362. Which European country remained neutral during WWII?
Switzerland
363. In which sport would you get penalized for "traveling"?
Basketball
364. Porphyrophobia is the fear of:
Purple
365. Which is the smallest dog breed in the world?
Chihuahua
366. What 1985 video game starts you off in Independence, Missouri?
The Oregon Trail
367. Who was the first American in space?
Alan Shepard
368. What was the name of the musical Hawkeye and his family went to go see in Hawkeye?
Rogers: The Musical
369. What nut is traditionally in pesto?
Pine nut
370. Who was the first woman on American money?
Martha Washington
371. Where is To Kill A Mockingbird set?
Maycomb, Alabama
372. What is Jupiter's largest moon?
Ganymede
373. How many teeth does an adult human typically have?
32
374. Who famously suggested shawarma in Marvel's The Avengers?
Tony Stark
375. In Italian cuisine, what meat is typically used for piccata?
Veal
376. In chess, which piece can move only diagonally?
Bishop
377. Who starred alongside James Stewart in Vertigo?
Kim Novak
378. Which part of the water cycle is rain?
Precipitation
379. How long is a penalty for fighting in hockey?
Five minutes
380. Oman is bordered by Saudi Arabia and which other country?
Yemen
381. A group of owls is called a:
Parliament
382. In the game Rock, Paper, Scissors, what beats rock?
Paper
383. Which planet in our solar system has the most moons?
Saturn
384. Which beverage was first created as an ice cream topping?
Hawaiian Punch
385. What's the rarest color of rose?
Blue
386. Which is the only letter NOT on the Periodic Table?
J
387. What river is the Hoover Dam built on?
The Colorado River
388. In the children's book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, what kind of tree were the letters in?
A palm tree
389. What does the scarecrow wish for in The Wizard of Oz?
A brain
390. How many cups is a typical stick of butter?
1/2 cup
391. What is the most expensive spice in the world?
Saffron
392. What does SPF stand for?
Sun Protection Factor
393. What is the only surface scientists discovered geckos can't stick to?
Teflon
394. What does "PIN" stand for in banking?
Personal Identification Number
395. Tripe is a type of food that comes from which part of an animal?
Stomach
396. What is the sum of the interior angles of a triangle?
180 degrees
397. Which punctuation mark is used at the end of an interrogative sentence?
Question mark
398. Kim Kardashian's 2014 "Break the internet" magazine cover was for which publication?
Paper
399. If you're "docking" pastry dough, what are you doing?
Piercing it
400. What does the DC in DC Comics stand for?
Detective
401. Brioche is a type of bread that originated from which country?
France
402. Which breed of dog is known for its distinctive blue-black tongue?
Chow Chow
403. In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, what is the McPoyle's drink of choice?
Milk
404. How much is the black center in a dartboard worth?
25
405. What is the square root of 81?
9
406. What was the name of the pilot who landed "the miracle on the Hudson"?
Chesley Sullenberger
407. Who directed Parasite?
Bong Joon-ho
408. What spicy pepper is the main ingredient in traditional Hungarian goulash?
Paprika
409. Which cartoon character lives in Jellystone Park?
Yogi Bear
410. How many times was Leonardo Dicaprio nominated for an Oscar before he won?
Five
411. In the 1992 film, what kind of dog is Beethoven?
St. Bernard
412. What is the deepest lake on Earth?
Lake Baikal
413. What is the name of Batman's butler?
Alfred
414. Who is the "culture expert" on Queer Eye?
Karamo Brown
415. Where is Shang-Chi's mom from in the titular movie?
Ta Lo
416. Which brand owns the trademark for “Just Do It”?
Nike
417. Which language is known for its use of characters called "kanji"?
Japanese
418. Which car manufacturer produces the Mustang?
Ford
419. Where did That's So Raven take place?
San Francisco
420. Who is the South Korean band behind the song "Butter"?
BTS
421. A Mint Julep is traditionally associated with which American event?
Kentucky Derby
422. What type is the Pokémon Charmander?
Fire
423. What team does Dottie play for in A League of Their Own?
The Rockford Peaches
424. Which Disney princess's last name is Rogers?
Tiana
425. In which country is it illegal to own just one guinea pig?
Switzerland
426. Concrete blocks with geometric designs cut all the way through them are known as:
Breezeblocks
427. What News Channel does Ron Burgundy anchor for in Anchorman?
Channel 4
428. How many time zones does Russia span?
11
429. What is the leader of a beehive called?
The queen
430. The "JK Wedding Dance" video inspired an episode of which TV show?
The Office
431. What is the capitol of Spain?
Madrid
432. In Big Fish, what type of flower does Ed Bloom plant for Sandra to try and win her over?
Daffodils
433. How many electors are in the US Electoral College?
538
434. The group ABBA is from which country?
Sweden
435. What is brightness measured in?
Lumens
436. Which city is known as the "City of Light"?
Paris
437. Where was the Fyre Festival supposed to take place?
The Bahamas
438. What is the name of Beyoncé and Jay-Z's first born?
Blue Ivy
439. Who invented the cotton gin?
Eli Whitney
440. What is Squidward's last name on SpongeBob SquarePants?
Tentacles
441. Who did Argentina fight for control of the Falkland Islands?
The United Kingdom
442. What does BMW stand for in English?
Bavarian Motor Works
443. Where is the Prime Meridian?
0º longitude
444. A sailor who has not yet crossed the equator is called a:
Polliwog
445. How many tires do school busses usually have?
Six
446. What was the name of the Jack Russell dog in Frasier?
Eddie
447. When a human develops an attachment to a robot, the term to describe it is:
The Tamogatchi effect
448. Allergic rhinitis is also known as:
Hay fever
449. What's the postal abbreviation for Missouri?
MO
450. Which group plays at the reception during Bridesmaids?
Wilson Phillips
451. The first woman to land a triple axel was:
Tonya Harding
452. What is the name of the fictional city in the TV show Parks and Recreation?
Pawnee
453. A haboob is also known as a:
Dust storm
454. Who led the Lakota during the battle of Little Bighorn?
Crazy Horse
455. What is anthropology?
The science of humanity
456. Which document ended WWI?
The Treaty of Versailles
457. Which celebrity snapped the 2014 Oscars selfie?
Bradley Cooper
458. What actor plays Oliver Quick in Saltburn?
Barry Keoghan
459. Which country has the most pyramids?
Sudan
460. What is the name of Beyoncé's 2016 visual album?
Lemonade
461. What was Jason Mendoza's DJ name in The Good Place?
462. The Great Pyramid of Giza belongs to which pharaoh?
Khufu
463. What is the hometown of Homer Simpson in The Simpsons?
Springfield
464. What year did the Berlin Wall fall?
1989
465. Who gives daily announcements in Animal Crossing: New Horizons?
Isabelle
466. In 2010, Dave Carroll wrote a song that went viral about which airline breaking his guitar?
United
467. How many countries border France?
Eight
468. In 2006, Disney traded sportscaster Al Michaels to Universal in exchange for the rights to which character?
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
469. What crafty activity do the contestants on Blown Away participate in?
Glass blowing
470. What is the currency of Japan?
Yen
471. How many outfits did Lady Gaga change into during the 2019 Met Gala?
Four
472. In The Muppet Movie, what is Gonzo's profession?
Plumber
473. What reality singing show did One Direction get their start on?
The X-Factor
474. What kind of clay are toilets usually made out of?
Porcelain
475. Which of the following is a perfect score in bowling?
300
476. Finally, which US state has the longest coastline?
Alaska
This article has been updated by Brittany Miranda.
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