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1[{
2  "question": "A flashing red traffic light signifies that a driver should do what?",
3  "A": "stop",
4  "B": "speed up",
5  "C": "proceed with caution",
6  "D": "honk the horn",
7  "answer": "A"
8}, {
9  "question": "A knish is traditionally stuffed with what filling?",
10  "A": "potato",
11  "B": "creamed corn",
12  "C": "lemon custard",
13  "D": "raspberry jelly",
14  "answer": "A"
15}, {
16  "question": "A pita is a type of what?",
17  "A": "fresh fruit",
18  "B": "flat bread",
19  "C": "French tart",
20  "D": "friend bean dip",
21  "answer": "B"
22}, {
23  "question": "A portrait that comically exaggerates a person's physical traits is called a what?",
24  "A": "landscape",
25  "B": "caricature",
26  "C": "still life",
27  "D": "Impressionism",
28  "answer": "B"
29}, {
30  "question": "A second-year college student is usually called a what?",
31  "A": "sophomore",
32  "B": "senior",
33  "C": "freshman ",
34  "D": "junior ",
35  "answer": "A"
36}, {
37  "question": "A student who earns a J.D. can begin his or her career as a what?",
38  "A": "lawyer",
39  "B": "bricklayer",
40  "C": "doctor",
41  "D": "accountant",
42  "answer": "A"
43}, {
44  "question": "A triptych is a work of art that is painted on how many panels?",
45  "A": "two",
46  "B": "three",
47  "C": "five",
48  "D": "eight",
49  "answer": "B"
50}, {
51  "question": "According to a famous line from the existentialist play 'No Exit' what is hell?",
52  "A": "oneself",
53  "B": "other people",
54  "C": "little made large",
55  "D": "hued in green and blue",
56  "answer": "B"
57}, {
58  "question": "According to a popular slogan, what state should people not 'mess with'?",
59  "A": "New York",
60  "B": "Texas",
61  "C": "Montana",
62  "D": "Rhode Island",
63  "answer": "B"
64}, {
65  "question": "According to a Yale University study, what smell is the most recognizable to American adults?",
66  "A": "tuna",
67  "B": "laundry",
68  "C": "popcorn",
69  "D": "coffee",
70  "answer": "D"
71}, {
72  "question": "According to folklore, the 'jackalope' is an antlered version of what animal?",
73  "A": "chicken",
74  "B": "rabbit",
75  "C": "moose",
76  "D": "snake",
77  "answer": "B"
78}, {
79  "question": "According to Greek mythology, who was Apollo's twin sister?",
80  "A": "Aphrodite",
81  "B": "Artemis",
82  "C": "Venus",
83  "D": "Athena",
84  "answer": "B"
85}, {
86  "question": "According to legend, if you give someone the 'evil eye' what are you doing?",
87  "A": "cursing them",
88  "B": "blessing a child",
89  "C": "counting money",
90  "D": "passing time",
91  "answer": "A"
92}, {
93  "question": "According to legend, in what country are you most likely to meet a leprechaun?",
94  "A": "Ireland",
95  "B": "Poland",
96  "C": "Greenland",
97  "D": "Scotland",
98  "answer": "A"
99}, {
100  "question": "According to the American Kennel Club, what is the most popular breed of dog in the US as of 1999?",
101  "A": "Poodle",
102  "B": "Beagle",
103  "C": "German shepherd",
104  "D": "Labrador retriever",
105  "answer": "D"
106}, {
107  "question": "According to the Bible, Moses and Aaron had a sister named what?",
108  "A": "Jochebed",
109  "B": "Ruth",
110  "C": "Leah",
111  "D": "Miriam",
112  "answer": "D"
113}, {
114  "question": "According to the children's nursery rhyme, what type of ocean did Columbus sail in 1492?",
115  "A": "calm",
116  "B": "blue",
117  "C": "windy",
118  "D": "really big",
119  "answer": "B"
120}, {
121  "question": "According to the Mother Goose nursery rhyme, which child is full of woe?",
122  "A": "Monday's child",
123  "B": "Wednesday's child",
124  "C": "Thursday's child",
125  "D": "Saturday's child",
126  "answer": "B"
127}, {
128  "question": "According to the popular saying, what should you do 'when in Rome'?",
129  "A": "watch your wallet",
130  "B": "see the Coliseum",
131  "C": "as the Romans do",
132  "D": "don't drink the water",
133  "answer": "C"
134}, {
135  "question": "According to the proverb, necessity is the mother of what?",
136  "A": "Invention",
137  "B": "Luck",
138  "C": "Problems",
139  "D": "Procrastination",
140  "answer": "A"
141}, {
142  "question": "According to the title of a popular children's TV show, what color is Bear's big house?",
143  "A": "red",
144  "B": "green",
145  "C": "purple",
146  "D": "blue",
147  "answer": "D"
148}, {
149  "question": "According to the USDA, which food group should you eat the most servings of per day?",
150  "A": "vegetables",
151  "B": "dairy",
152  "C": "meats",
153  "D": "breads",
154  "answer": "D"
155}, {
156  "question": "Ada Lovelace is credited with being the first person to have made what?",
157  "A": "a computer program",
158  "B": "a souffle",
159  "C": "a brassiere",
160  "D": "a mystery novel",
161  "answer": "A"
162}, {
163  "question": "After Prince Charles, who is next in line to be the king of England?",
164  "A": "Prince William",
165  "B": "Prince Andrew",
166  "C": "Prince Edward",
167  "D": "Fresh Prince",
168  "answer": "A"
169}, {
170  "question": "An airplane's black box is usually what color?",
171  "A": "black",
172  "B": "white",
173  "C": "orange",
174  "D": "purple",
175  "answer": "C"
176}, {
177  "question": "As of 1999, which state has the most Girl Scouts?",
178  "A": "California",
179  "B": "Illinois",
180  "C": "New York",
181  "D": "Pennsylvania",
182  "answer": "A"
183}, {
184  "question": "Astronaut John Glenn served as a pilot in what branch of the military?",
185  "A": "Army",
186  "B": "Air Force",
187  "C": "Marines",
188  "D": "Navy",
189  "answer": "C"
190}, {
191  "question": "At the equator, how fast is the earth's surface turning?",
192  "A": "about 100 miles per hour",
193  "B": "about 500 miles per hour",
194  "C": "about 1000 miles per hour",
195  "D": "about 2000 miles per hour",
196  "answer": "C"
197}, {
198  "question": "At what age can someone first attend an R-rated movie without an accompanying adult?",
199  "A": "15",
200  "B": "17",
201  "C": "18",
202  "D": "21",
203  "answer": "C"
204}, {
205  "question": "Backgammon is a how many player game?",
206  "A": "Two",
207  "B": "Three",
208  "C": "Four",
209  "D": "Six",
210  "answer": "A"
211}, {
212  "question": "Before he went into coaching, Phil Jackson played for which of the following NBA teams?",
213  "A": "Boston Celtics",
214  "B": "Los Angeles Lakers",
215  "C": "New York Knicks",
216  "D": "Philadelphia 76ers",
217  "answer": "C"
218}, {
219  "question": "By what name is Bob Keeshan better known?",
220  "A": "Bozo the Clown",
221  "B": "Pee Wee Herman",
222  "C": "Captain Kangaroo",
223  "D": "Buffalo Bob",
224  "answer": "C"
225}, {
226  "question": "By what collective name do Christians refer to God the Father, God the Son and the Holy Ghost?",
227  "A": "the Trio",
228  "B": "the Troika",
229  "C": "the Triumvirate",
230  "D": "the Trinity",
231  "answer": "D"
232}, {
233  "question": "By what nickname is the Federal National Mortgage Association known?",
234  "A": "Morty",
235  "B": "FEMA",
236  "C": "Freddie Mac",
237  "D": "Fannie Mae",
238  "answer": "D"
239}, {
240  "question": "Cheddar cheese got its name from a village in what country?",
241  "A": "England",
242  "B": "France",
243  "C": "Switzerland",
244  "D": "Denmark",
245  "answer": "A"
246}, {
247  "question": "Cheese is a necessary ingredient in which of these dishes?",
248  "A": "sushi",
249  "B": "french fries",
250  "C": "veal parmigiano",
251  "D": "chicken pot pie",
252  "answer": "C"
253}, {
254  "question": "During what war did Francis Scott Key write the words to 'The Star-Spangled Banner'?",
255  "A": "American Revolution",
256  "B": "War of 1812",
257  "C": "Civil War",
258  "D": "World War I",
259  "answer": "B"
260}, {
261  "question": "During which war did US troops fight the Battle of New Orleans?",
262  "A": "American Revolution",
263  "B": "Civil War",
264  "C": "Mexican War",
265  "D": "War of 1812",
266  "answer": "D"
267}, {
268  "question": "Each year in pro baseball, the player voted as the best fielder at his position wins what?",
269  "A": "a brand new car",
270  "B": "the Gold Glove",
271  "C": "the Silver Bat",
272  "D": "the Brass Baseball",
273  "answer": "B"
274}, {
275  "question": "Elephant tusks are made of what material?",
276  "A": "coral",
277  "B": "ivory",
278  "C": "bone",
279  "D": "calcium",
280  "answer": "B"
281}, {
282  "question": "Excluding wisdom teeth, how many adult teeth do humans have?",
283  "A": "28",
284  "B": "32",
285  "C": "35",
286  "D": "40",
287  "answer": "A"
288}, {
289  "question": "For a man and woman on a date, 'dutch treat' means what?",
290  "A": "the man pays",
291  "B": "the woman pays",
292  "C": "the Dutch pay",
293  "D": "each pays their own way",
294  "answer": "D"
295}, {
296  "question": "For what purpose would you use an awl?",
297  "A": "to shoot ducks",
298  "B": "to polish floors",
299  "C": "to make holes",
300  "D": "to weigh fruit",
301  "answer": "C"
302}, {
303  "question": "From 1971 to 1997, the Democratic Republic of Congo was known as what?",
304  "A": "Zaire",
305  "B": "Angola",
306  "C": "Rhodesia",
307  "D": "Belgian Congo",
308  "answer": "A"
309}, {
310  "question": "From what language does the term 'R.S.V.P.' originate?",
311  "A": "Russian",
312  "B": "Italian",
313  "C": "Portuguese",
314  "D": "French",
315  "answer": "D"
316}, {
317  "question": "From whom does the Lutheran Church get its name?",
318  "A": "Martin Luther King Jr",
319  "B": "Martin Luther",
320  "C": "Luther Vandross",
321  "D": "Lex Luthor",
322  "answer": "B"
323}, {
324  "question": "Gerry Adams is the president of what organization?",
325  "A": "Greenpeace",
326  "B": "NASCAR",
327  "C": "Sinn Fein",
328  "D": "PLO",
329  "answer": "C"
330}, {
331  "question": "Girls of what religious community traditionally wear bonnets?",
332  "A": "Amish",
333  "B": "Sikh",
334  "C": "Roman Catholic",
335  "D": "Christian",
336  "answer": "A"
337}, {
338  "question": "How are actors Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez related?",
339  "A": "they're cousins",
340  "B": "they're brothers",
341  "C": "they're father and son",
342  "D": "they're uncle and nephew",
343  "answer": "B"
344}, {
345  "question": "How do you express 3/4 as a decimal?",
346  "A": ".25",
347  "B": ".50",
348  "C": ".75",
349  "D": ".90",
350  "answer": "C"
351}, {
352  "question": "How is 4:00 pm expressed in military time?",
353  "A": "1600",
354  "B": "004",
355  "C": "0400 ",
356  "D": "4:00",
357  "answer": "A"
358}, {
359  "question": "How is the Arabic numeral for '2' written?",
360  "A": "2",
361  "B": "II",
362  "C": "I",
363  "D": "ii",
364  "answer": "A"
365}, {
366  "question": "How is the word 'ambulance' normally written on the front of American ambulances?",
367  "A": "in French",
368  "B": "in reverse",
369  "C": "in braille",
370  "D": "in gibberish",
371  "answer": "B"
372}, {
373  "question": "How long is a single term in the US Senate?",
374  "A": "two years",
375  "B": "four years",
376  "C": "six years",
377  "D": "eight years",
378  "answer": "C"
379}, {
380  "question": "How long is the time on an NBA shot clock?",
381  "A": "18 seconds",
382  "B": "24 seconds",
383  "C": "30 seconds",
384  "D": "35 seconds",
385  "answer": "B"
386}, {
387  "question": "How many $100 bills does it take to equal one million dollars?",
388  "A": "one thousand",
389  "B": "five thousand",
390  "C": "ten thousand",
391  "D": "one hundred thousand",
392  "answer": "C"
393}, {
394  "question": "How many axles does a standard automobile have?",
395  "A": "one",
396  "B": "two",
397  "C": "four",
398  "D": "eight",
399  "answer": "B"
400}, {
401  "question": "How many digits are in a standard Visa credit card number?",
402  "A": "12",
403  "B": "15",
404  "C": "16",
405  "D": "20",
406  "answer": "C"
407}, {
408  "question": "How many eyes does a Giraffe have?",
409  "A": "one",
410  "B": "two",
411  "C": "three",
412  "D": "four",
413  "answer": "B"
414}, {
415  "question": "How many innings are there in a regular Major League Baseball game?",
416  "A": "seven",
417  "B": "eight",
418  "C": "nine",
419  "D": "ten",
420  "answer": "C"
421}, {
422  "question": "How many keys are on a standard piano?",
423  "A": "20",
424  "B": "54",
425  "C": "88",
426  "D": "100",
427  "answer": "C"
428}, {
429  "question": "How many men has actress Elizabeth Taylor been divorced from?",
430  "A": "five",
431  "B": "six",
432  "C": "seven",
433  "D": "eight",
434  "answer": "C"
435}, {
436  "question": "How many ounces are in a pound?",
437  "A": "4",
438  "B": "12",
439  "C": "16",
440  "D": "32",
441  "answer": "C"
442}, {
443  "question": "How many periods are there in an ice hockey game?",
444  "A": "One",
445  "B": "Two",
446  "C": "Three",
447  "D": "Four",
448  "answer": "C"
449}, {
450  "question": "How many quarts are there in a gallon?",
451  "A": "one",
452  "B": "two",
453  "C": "three",
454  "D": "four",
455  "answer": "D"
456}, {
457  "question": "How many ribs are there in the human body?",
458  "A": "18",
459  "B": "24",
460  "C": "30",
461  "D": "42",
462  "answer": "B"
463}, {
464  "question": "How many ships did Columbus set sail with on his initial voyage to the New World?",
465  "A": "Two",
466  "B": "Three",
467  "C": "Five",
468  "D": "Ten",
469  "answer": "B"
470}, {
471  "question": "How many spikes are on the Statue of Liberty's crown?",
472  "A": "five",
473  "B": "seven",
474  "C": "nine",
475  "D": "thirteen",
476  "answer": "B"
477}, {
478  "question": "How many stars are on the American flag?",
479  "A": "13",
480  "B": "48",
481  "C": "50",
482  "D": "51",
483  "answer": "C"
484}, {
485  "question": "How many states were in the Confederate States of America?",
486  "A": "11",
487  "B": "13",
488  "C": "16",
489  "D": "22",
490  "answer": "A"
491}, {
492  "question": "How much does Peanuts character Lucy charge for her psychiatric advice?",
493  "A": "5 cents",
494  "B": "10 cents",
495  "C": "75 cents",
496  "D": "$125",
497  "answer": "A"
498}, {
499  "question": "How long is Hanukkah?",
500  "A": "one day",
501  "B": "five days",
502  "C": "eight days",
503  "D": "two weeks",
504  "answer": "C"
505}, {
506  "question": "Huffy, Schwinn and Raleigh are all brands of what?",
507  "A": "sportswear",
508  "B": "dishwashers",
509  "C": "cigarettes",
510  "D": "bicycles",
511  "answer": "D"
512}, {
513  "question": "If a business files under Chapter 11 what is it doing?",
514  "A": "declaring bankruptcy",
515  "B": "selling stock",
516  "C": "buying a smaller",
517  "D": "company suing the government",
518  "answer": "A"
519}, {
520  "question": "If a piece of music is in 'common time' how many quarter notes are there per measure?",
521  "A": "one",
522  "B": "four",
523  "C": "five",
524  "D": "ten",
525  "answer": "B"
526}, {
527  "question": "If a ring has the number 925 stamped into it, it is most likely made of what material?",
528  "A": "platinum",
529  "B": "gold",
530  "C": "steel",
531  "D": "silver",
532  "answer": "D"
533}, {
534  "question": "If Christmas Day is on a Saturday, then the following New Year's Day falls on what day of the week?",
535  "A": "Sunday",
536  "B": "Monday",
537  "C": "Friday",
538  "D": "Saturday",
539  "answer": "D"
540}, {
541  "question": "If someone has cataracts, what part of their body might need an operation?",
542  "A": "ear",
543  "B": "hand",
544  "C": "eye",
545  "D": "knee",
546  "answer": "C"
547}, {
548  "question": "If you are 'riding fakie' inside a 'half pipe' what are you probably doing?",
549  "A": "skiing",
550  "B": "biking",
551  "C": "snowboarding",
552  "D": "surfing",
553  "answer": "C"
554}, {
555  "question": "If you are truly afraid of the dark, what do you suffer from?",
556  "A": "hypnophobia",
557  "B": "cryptophobia",
558  "C": "hadephobia",
559  "D": "nyctophobia",
560  "answer": "D"
561}, {
562  "question": "If you are watching a Shavian play, who is the author?",
563  "A": "Shakespeare",
564  "B": "Aeschylus",
565  "C": "George Bernard Shaw",
566  "D": "Anton Chekhov",
567  "answer": "C"
568}, {
569  "question": "If you ask for 'gai' at a Thai restaurant, what will you get?",
570  "A": "shrimp",
571  "B": "chicken",
572  "C": "beef",
573  "D": "pork",
574  "answer": "B"
575}, {
576  "question": "If you dial '411' on a telephone, who are you calling?",
577  "A": "the police",
578  "B": "the White House",
579  "C": "directory assistance",
580  "D": "Moviefone",
581  "answer": "C"
582}, {
583  "question": "If you have a 'sawbuck' how much money do you have?",
584  "A": "$1",
585  "B": "$5",
586  "C": "$10",
587  "D": "$20",
588  "answer": "C"
589}, {
590  "question": "If you work as a 'dolly grip' what business are you in?",
591  "A": "sheep farming",
592  "B": "film production",
593  "C": "construction",
594  "D": "moving",
595  "answer": "B"
596}, {
597  "question": "In 1909, Frederick Cook claimed to be the first explorer to reach what location?",
598  "A": "Mount Everest",
599  "B": "Bermuda Triangle",
600  "C": "Atlantis",
601  "D": "North Pole",
602  "answer": "D"
603}, {
604  "question": "In 1926, the Harlem Globetrotters basketball team was formed in what city?",
605  "A": "Boston",
606  "B": "Philadelphia",
607  "C": "Chicago",
608  "D": "New York City",
609  "answer": "C"
610}, {
611  "question": "In 1960, Nazi official Adolph Eichmann was finally captured in what country?",
612  "A": "Brazil",
613  "B": "East Germany",
614  "C": "Argentina",
615  "D": "Paraguay",
616  "answer": "C"
617}, {
618  "question": "In 1978, who became the youngest jockey ever to win horse racing's triple crown?",
619  "A": "Jerry Bailey",
620  "B": "Steve Cauthen",
621  "C": "Willie Shoemaker",
622  "D": "Pasquale Devito",
623  "answer": "B"
624}, {
625  "question": "In 1986, Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi drew a so-called 'Line of Death' over what body of water?",
626  "A": "Gulf of Sidra",
627  "B": "Gulf of Oman",
628  "C": "Red Sea",
629  "D": "Persian Gulf",
630  "answer": "A"
631}, {
632  "question": "In a game with no wild cards, what is the highest possible poker hand?",
633  "A": "straight flush",
634  "B": "royal flush",
635  "C": "full house",
636  "D": "four of a kind",
637  "answer": "B"
638}, {
639  "question": "In America, what is the main ingredient in pepperoni?",
640  "A": "fish",
641  "B": "pepper",
642  "C": "wheat",
643  "D": "meat",
644  "answer": "D"
645}, {
646  "question": "In American football, how many points is a touchdown worth?",
647  "A": "two",
648  "B": "three",
649  "C": "six",
650  "D": "seven",
651  "answer": "C"
652}, {
653  "question": "In an adult human, how long is the large intestine?",
654  "A": "one foot",
655  "B": "five feet",
656  "C": "twelve feet",
657  "D": "twenty feet",
658  "answer": "B"
659}, {
660  "question": "In baseball, how many balls make a walk?",
661  "A": "one",
662  "B": "two",
663  "C": "three",
664  "D": "four",
665  "answer": "D"
666}, {
667  "question": "In bowling, how many pins must you knock down to get a strike?",
668  "A": "zero",
669  "B": "8",
670  "C": "10",
671  "D": "12",
672  "answer": "C"
673}, {
674  "question": "In British currency, how many pence make a pound?",
675  "A": "10",
676  "B": "100",
677  "C": "500",
678  "D": "1000",
679  "answer": "B"
680}, {
681  "question": "In computer terminology, what does the acronym 'FTP' stand for?",
682  "A": "file transfer protocol",
683  "B": "full time portal",
684  "C": "full text processor",
685  "D": "free to print",
686  "answer": "A"
687}, {
688  "question": "In computer terminology, what does the acronym 'ISP' stand for?",
689  "A": "Individual Site Privacy",
690  "B": "Investment Stability Plan",
691  "C": "Internal Security Position",
692  "D": "Internet Service Provider",
693  "answer": "D"
694}, {
695  "question": "In cooking, the term 'au gratin' is sometimes used to describe a dish with what topping?",
696  "A": "cheese",
697  "B": "fruit",
698  "C": "gravy",
699  "D": "whipped cream",
700  "answer": "A"
701}, {
702  "question": "In golf, what is one stroke over par called?",
703  "A": "eagle",
704  "B": "bogey",
705  "C": "dormy",
706  "D": "birdie",
707  "answer": "B"
708}, {
709  "question": "In Greek mythology, what is the name of Zeus' father?",
710  "A": "Apollo",
711  "B": "Cronus",
712  "C": "Prometheus",
713  "D": "Hercules",
714  "answer": "B"
715}, {
716  "question": "In horse racing, what is the term for a wager on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishers in a specific race?",
717  "A": "triple action",
718  "B": "trifecta",
719  "C": "exacta",
720  "D": "triple crown",
721  "answer": "B"
722}, {
723  "question": "In ice hockey, which of the following is not a penalty?",
724  "A": "hooking",
725  "B": "charging",
726  "C": "carving",
727  "D": "butt-ending",
728  "answer": "C"
729}, {
730  "question": "In Mister Rogers' theme song, what does he ask you to be?",
731  "A": "his cook",
732  "B": "his student",
733  "C": "his neighbor",
734  "D": "all you can be",
735  "answer": "C"
736}, {
737  "question": "In mobster lingo, if you 'sing like a canary' what are you doing?",
738  "A": "impersonating Sinatra",
739  "B": "talking to the cops",
740  "C": "killing an enemy",
741  "D": "betting on horses",
742  "answer": "B"
743}, {
744  "question": "In soccer, which player is allowed to use his or her hands in the field of play?",
745  "A": "midfielder",
746  "B": "center",
747  "C": "sweeper",
748  "D": "goalkeeper",
749  "answer": "D"
750}, {
751  "question": "In the 1960s 'Batman' TV series, who was not a guest villain?",
752  "A": "The Minstrel",
753  "B": "The Archer",
754  "C": "The Bookworm",
755  "D": "The Squeegee Guy",
756  "answer": "D"
757}, {
758  "question": "In the 1976 remake of the classic film 'King Kong' what New York landmark does the giant ape climb?",
759  "A": "Statue of Liberty",
760  "B": "Empire State Building",
761  "C": "World Trade Center",
762  "D": "Chrysler Building",
763  "answer": "C"
764}, {
765  "question": "In the 1992 animated film 'Aladdin' what device does the hero use to travel from place to place?",
766  "A": "talking car",
767  "B": "winged horse",
768  "C": "magic carpet",
769  "D": "hot air balloon",
770  "answer": "C"
771}, {
772  "question": "In the Arthurian legend, who is married to Guinevere?",
773  "A": "Merlin",
774  "B": "King Arthur",
775  "C": "Lancelot",
776  "D": "Camelot",
777  "answer": "B"
778}, {
779  "question": "In the card game blackjack, how much are a queen and a king worth-together?",
780  "A": "11",
781  "B": "15",
782  "C": "20",
783  "D": "21",
784  "answer": "C"
785}, {
786  "question": "In the children's game, what color is 'Rover'?",
787  "A": "green",
788  "B": "black",
789  "C": "red",
790  "D": "blue",
791  "answer": "C"
792}, {
793  "question": "In the classic song 'Take Me Out to the Ballgame' for whom do we 'root root root'?",
794  "A": "the umpire",
795  "B": "the home team",
796  "C": "the bat boy",
797  "D": "Mighty Casey",
798  "answer": "B"
799}, {
800  "question": "In the comic strip 'Peanuts' what is Schroeder known for doing?",
801  "A": "Dancing",
802  "B": "playing football",
803  "C": "playing the piano",
804  "D": "Flying an imaginary plane",
805  "answer": "C"
806}, {
807  "question": "In the famous ballet 'The Nutcracker' who does the hero defeat?",
808  "A": "Sugar Plum Fairy",
809  "B": "Rat King",
810  "C": "Snow Queen",
811  "D": "Marzipan",
812  "answer": "B"
813}, {
814  "question": "In the famous baseball poem 'Casey at the Bat' Casey plays for the team from what town?",
815  "A": "Stormfield",
816  "B": "Fog City",
817  "C": "Mudville",
818  "D": "Waterlog",
819  "answer": "C"
820}, {
821  "question": "In the film 'Easy Rider' what emblem is on the back of Peter Fonda's leather jacket?",
822  "A": "peace symbol",
823  "B": "American flag",
824  "C": "two white doves",
825  "D": "Harley-Davidson logo",
826  "answer": "B"
827}, {
828  "question": "In the film 'The Talented Mr. Ripley' who plays Mr. Ripley?",
829  "A": "Jude Law",
830  "B": "Matt Damon",
831  "C": "Dustin Hoffman",
832  "D": "Ben Affleck",
833  "answer": "B"
834}, {
835  "question": "In the Jimmy Buffet song 'Margaritaville' what is the singer searching for?",
836  "A": "a lime",
837  "B": "a shaker of salt",
838  "C": "his car keys",
839  "D": "the bartender",
840  "answer": "B"
841}, {
842  "question": "In the movie 'Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me' what is the name of Dr. Evil's diminitive clone?",
843  "A": "Little Buddy",
844  "B": "Mini-Me",
845  "C": "Small Fry",
846  "D": "Dr. Evil Jr",
847  "answer": "B"
848}, {
849  "question": "In the movie 'Star Wars' what kind of creature is Chewbacca?",
850  "A": "Woolie",
851  "B": "Boobie",
852  "C": "Wookie",
853  "D": "Klingon",
854  "answer": "C"
855}, {
856  "question": "In the novel 'Around the World in 80 Days' Phileas Fogg's faithful valet is named what?",
857  "A": "Sancho Panza",
858  "B": "Passepartout",
859  "C": "Renfield",
860  "D": "Savoir Faire",
861  "answer": "B"
862}, {
863  "question": "In the novel 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer' what is the name of Tom's sweetheart?",
864  "A": "Polly Finn",
865  "B": "Becky Thatcher",
866  "C": "Nancy Drew",
867  "D": "Emma Bovary",
868  "answer": "B"
869}, {
870  "question": "In the original 'Get Smart' TV series, what is agent Maxwell Smart's code name?",
871  "A": "Agent 86",
872  "B": "Agent 99",
873  "C": "Larrabee",
874  "D": "The Chief",
875  "answer": "A"
876}, {
877  "question": "In the sci-fi movie 'Fantastic Voyage' where do the voyagers travel?",
878  "A": "through outer space",
879  "B": "through a human body",
880  "C": "to the ocean floor",
881  "D": "to the center of the earth",
882  "answer": "B"
883}, {
884  "question": "In the story 'Jack and the Beanstalk' what does Jack trade to get the magic beans?",
885  "A": "a cow",
886  "B": "a hat",
887  "C": "a harp",
888  "D": "a goose",
889  "answer": "A"
890}, {
891  "question": "In the television network abbreviation 'ABC' what does the 'A' stand for?",
892  "A": "Artistic",
893  "B": "Audio",
894  "C": "American",
895  "D": "Adult",
896  "answer": "C"
897}, {
898  "question": "In the phrase 'Y2K' what does 'K' stand for?",
899  "A": "millennium",
900  "B": "computer code",
901  "C": "catastrophe",
902  "D": "thousand",
903  "answer": "D"
904}, {
905  "question": "In the United States, what is the first day of spring?",
906  "A": "February 21",
907  "B": "March 21",
908  "C": "April 21",
909  "D": "May 21",
910  "answer": "B"
911}, {
912  "question": "In traditional English puppet shows, who is married to the character Punch?",
913  "A": "Debbie",
914  "B": "Victoria",
915  "C": "Judy",
916  "D": "Barbara",
917  "answer": "C"
918}, {
919  "question": "In what city is TV's 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' set?",
920  "A": "Dallas",
921  "B": "Chicago",
922  "C": "New York",
923  "D": "Minneapolis",
924  "answer": "D"
925}, {
926  "question": "In what city would you find people studying art and design at the Fashion Institute of Technology?",
927  "A": "Paris",
928  "B": "New York",
929  "C": "Los Angeles",
930  "D": "Melbourne",
931  "answer": "B"
932}, {
933  "question": "In what country are police officers referred to as 'bobbies'?",
934  "A": "Israel",
935  "B": "Greece",
936  "C": "England",
937  "D": "France",
938  "answer": "C"
939}, {
940  "question": "In what country did Magic Johnson play professional basketball during the 1999 season?",
941  "A": "United States",
942  "B": "Sweden",
943  "C": "Israel",
944  "D": "Turkey",
945  "answer": "B"
946}, {
947  "question": "In what country did Pokemon originate?",
948  "A": "France",
949  "B": "Hungary",
950  "C": "Japan",
951  "D": "Canada",
952  "answer": "C"
953}, {
954  "question": "In what decade did Israel become an independent state?",
955  "A": "1920s",
956  "B": "1940s",
957  "C": "1950s",
958  "D": "1960s",
959  "answer": "B"
960}, {
961  "question": "In what decade was the Hula-Hoop invented?",
962  "A": "1890s",
963  "B": "1920s",
964  "C": "1950s",
965  "D": "1970s",
966  "answer": "C"
967}, {
968  "question": "In what forest did Robin Hood live?",
969  "A": "Black Forest",
970  "B": "Petrified Forest",
971  "C": "Nottingham Forest",
972  "D": "Sherwood Forest",
973  "answer": "D"
974}, {
975  "question": "In what restaurant can you order a Grand Slam breakfast?",
976  "A": "Denny's",
977  "B": "McDonald's",
978  "C": "Burger King",
979  "D": "Hardee's",
980  "answer": "A"
981}, {
982  "question": "In what sport do athletes compete for the Walker Cup?",
983  "A": "cricket",
984  "B": "tennis",
985  "C": "squash",
986  "D": "golf",
987  "answer": "D"
988}, {
989  "question": "In what sport do you find 'steel cage' matches?",
990  "A": "boxing",
991  "B": "fencing",
992  "C": "pro wrestling",
993  "D": "college basketball",
994  "answer": "C"
995}, {
996  "question": "In what state is the 1999 movie 'Magnolia' set?",
997  "A": "California",
998  "B": "South Carolina",
999  "C": "Georgia",
1000  "D": "Texas",
1001  "answer": "A"
1002}, {
1003  "question": "In what U.S. city can you find the Basketball Hall of Fame?",
1004  "A": "Canton, Ohio",
1005  "B": "Cooperstown, New York",
1006  "C": "Springfield, Massachusetts",
1007  "D": "Lawrence, Kansas",
1008  "answer": "C"
1009}, {
1010  "question": "In what year did the Great Depression begin?",
1011  "A": "1884",
1012  "B": "1929",
1013  "C": "1953",
1014  "D": "1975",
1015  "answer": "B"
1016}, {
1017  "question": "In what year did the United States last win an Olympic gold medal in men's ice hockey?",
1018  "A": "1976",
1019  "B": "1980",
1020  "C": "1984",
1021  "D": "1988",
1022  "answer": "B"
1023}, {
1024  "question": "In which of the following bands did Jimmy Page not play guitar?",
1025  "A": "Bad Company",
1026  "B": "The Firm",
1027  "C": "Led Zeppelin",
1028  "D": "The Yardbirds",
1029  "answer": "A"
1030}, {
1031  "question": "In which of these sports do competitors use a 'funny car'?",
1032  "A": "supercross",
1033  "B": "dogsledding",
1034  "C": "gymnastics",
1035  "D": "drag racing",
1036  "answer": "D"
1037}, {
1038  "question": "In what war did Joan of Arc fight?",
1039  "A": "Hundred Years' War",
1040  "B": "Franco-Prussian War",
1041  "C": "French Revolution",
1042  "D": "French and Indian War",
1043  "answer": "A"
1044}, {
1045  "question": "Including the bottom, how many sides are on a square-based pyramid?",
1046  "A": "three",
1047  "B": "four",
1048  "C": "five",
1049  "D": "six",
1050  "answer": "C"
1051}, {
1052  "question": "Into what body of water does the Rhone River flow?",
1053  "A": "Atlantic Ocean",
1054  "B": "Caspian Sea",
1055  "C": "North Sea",
1056  "D": "Mediterranean Sea",
1057  "answer": "D"
1058}, {
1059  "question": "John D. Rockefeller made his fortune in what industry?",
1060  "A": "automobile ",
1061  "B": "oil",
1062  "C": "steel",
1063  "D": "railroad",
1064  "answer": "B"
1065}, {
1066  "question": "Modern computer microchips are primarily composed of what element?",
1067  "A": "Sodium",
1068  "B": "Silicon",
1069  "C": "Aluminum",
1070  "D": "Silver",
1071  "answer": "B"
1072}, {
1073  "question": "Mohair is made from the fleece of what animal?",
1074  "A": "camel",
1075  "B": "llama",
1076  "C": "goat",
1077  "D": "mole",
1078  "answer": "C"
1079}, {
1080  "question": "'Nature, Mr. Allnut, is what we are put in this world to rise above' is a line from what film?",
1081  "A": "'Citizen Kane'",
1082  "B": "'The African Queen'",
1083  "C": "'The Deer Hunter'",
1084  "D": "'Adam's Rib'",
1085  "answer": "B"
1086}, {
1087  "question": "On a set of jumper cables, what color designates the negative connector?",
1088  "A": "black",
1089  "B": "red",
1090  "C": "orange",
1091  "D": "blue",
1092  "answer": "A"
1093}, {
1094  "question": "On average, what length of time passes between high tides?",
1095  "A": "3 hours, 25 minutes",
1096  "B": "6 hours, 25 minutes",
1097  "C": "12 hours, 25 minutes",
1098  "D": "24 hours, 25 minutes",
1099  "answer": "C"
1100}, {
1101  "question": "On the TV show 'CHiPs' what was Officer Frank Poncherello's nickname?",
1102  "A": "Franky",
1103  "B": "Ponch",
1104  "C": "Chipper",
1105  "D": "Hot Dog",
1106  "answer": "B"
1107}, {
1108  "question": "On the TV show 'Hill Street Blues' what is Joyce Davenport's nickname for Captain Frank Furillo?",
1109  "A": "Furry Monster",
1110  "B": "Pizza Man",
1111  "C": "Snookums",
1112  "D": "Baby Cakes",
1113  "answer": "B"
1114}, {
1115  "question": "On TV's 'Seinfeld' what type of doctor did Mr. Costanza go to when he sat on 'fusilli Jerry'?",
1116  "A": "ophthalmologist",
1117  "B": "cardiologist",
1118  "C": "neurologist",
1119  "D": "proctologist",
1120  "answer": "D"
1121}, {
1122  "question": "On Valentine's Day 2000, NASA's NEAR spacecraft began a yearlong orbit of what asteroid?",
1123  "A": "Eros",
1124  "B": "Cupid",
1125  "C": "Aphrodite",
1126  "D": "Venus",
1127  "answer": "A"
1128}, {
1129  "question": "On what continent can you find tigers in the wild?",
1130  "A": "Africa",
1131  "B": "Asia",
1132  "C": "Europe",
1133  "D": "South America",
1134  "answer": "B"
1135}, {
1136  "question": "On what body part should you wear a babushka?",
1137  "A": "head",
1138  "B": "hands",
1139  "C": "foot",
1140  "D": "legs",
1141  "answer": "A"
1142}, {
1143  "question": "On which part of a car would you find the 'caliper'?",
1144  "A": "battery",
1145  "B": "engine",
1146  "C": "radiator",
1147  "D": "brakes",
1148  "answer": "D"
1149}, {
1150  "question": "Paper will burn at approximately what temperature, in Fahrenheit?",
1151  "A": "98.6 degrees",
1152  "B": "212.5 degrees",
1153  "C": "398.5 degrees",
1154  "D": "451 degrees",
1155  "answer": "D"
1156}, {
1157  "question": "People are supposed to drive on the left-hand side of the road in which country?",
1158  "A": "France",
1159  "B": "Italy",
1160  "C": "England",
1161  "D": "Germany",
1162  "answer": "C"
1163}, {
1164  "question": "Phoebe, Dione and Helene are moons of what planet?",
1165  "A": "Jupiter",
1166  "B": "Saturn",
1167  "C": "Neptune",
1168  "D": "Pluto",
1169  "answer": "B"
1170}, {
1171  "question": "Pop icon Tiny Tim was famous for playing what musical instrument?",
1172  "A": "ukulele",
1173  "B": "kazoo",
1174  "C": "accordion",
1175  "D": "fiddle",
1176  "answer": "A"
1177}, {
1178  "question": "Someone would most likely contract salmonella poisoning from eating which of the following?",
1179  "A": "carrots",
1180  "B": "chicken",
1181  "C": "tofu",
1182  "D": "rice",
1183  "answer": "B"
1184}, {
1185  "question": "Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson have both recorded duets with which former Beatle?",
1186  "A": "Paul McCartney",
1187  "B": "John Lennon",
1188  "C": "George Harrison",
1189  "D": "Ringo Starr",
1190  "answer": "A"
1191}, {
1192  "question": "The American patriot Paul Revere was named for his father, whose original name was what?",
1193  "A": "John Paul Revere",
1194  "B": "Paul Silver",
1195  "C": "Apollos Rivoire",
1196  "D": "Paolo Reverini",
1197  "answer": "C"
1198}, {
1199  "question": "The Original Apple iMac computer was available in all of the following colors except which?",
1200  "A": "Tangerine",
1201  "B": "Strawberry",
1202  "C": "Kiwi",
1203  "D": "Grape",
1204  "answer": "C"
1205}, {
1206  "question": "The 'Arkansas toothpick' is better known by what name?",
1207  "A": "Scottie Pippen",
1208  "B": "spare rib",
1209  "C": "pinkie finger",
1210  "D": "Bowie knife",
1211  "answer": "D"
1212}, {
1213  "question": "The British dish 'bangers and mash' is made up of sausage and what?",
1214  "A": "eggs",
1215  "B": "bacon",
1216  "C": "liver",
1217  "D": "potatoes",
1218  "answer": "D"
1219}, {
1220  "question": "The common term for someone who has difficulty seeing objects in the distance is what?",
1221  "A": "farsighted",
1222  "B": "nearsighted",
1223  "C": "hindsighted",
1224  "D": "hypermetropic",
1225  "answer": "B"
1226}, {
1227  "question": "The dance known as the 'fandango' is of what origin?",
1228  "A": "Australian",
1229  "B": "African",
1230  "C": "Native American",
1231  "D": "Spanish",
1232  "answer": "D"
1233}, {
1234  "question": "The disco band ABBA comes from what country?",
1235  "A": "Norway",
1236  "B": "Sweden",
1237  "C": "Switzerland",
1238  "D": "The Netherlands",
1239  "answer": "B"
1240}, {
1241  "question": "The film 'Stand By Me' is based on a novel by what author?",
1242  "A": "Anne Proulx",
1243  "B": "Stephen King",
1244  "C": "Dean Koontz",
1245  "D": "Frank McCourt",
1246  "answer": "B"
1247}, {
1248  "question": "The first commercial radio station was located in what city?",
1249  "A": "Chicago",
1250  "B": "Austin",
1251  "C": "Pittsburgh",
1252  "D": "Cleveland",
1253  "answer": "C"
1254}, {
1255  "question": "The first sound recording to be made and reproduced was a recitation of what nursery rhyme?",
1256  "A": "'Humpty Dumpty'",
1257  "B": "'Mary Had a Little Lamb'",
1258  "C": "'Jack Be Nimble'",
1259  "D": "'Home, Sweet Home'",
1260  "answer": "B"
1261}, {
1262  "question": "The majority of calcium in the human body is found where?",
1263  "A": "hair",
1264  "B": "blood",
1265  "C": "bones",
1266  "D": "digestive tract",
1267  "answer": "C"
1268}, {
1269  "question": "The phrase 'hospital corners' refers to what?",
1270  "A": "bed sheets",
1271  "B": "paint",
1272  "C": "landscaping",
1273  "D": "scissors",
1274  "answer": "A"
1275}, {
1276  "question": "The process of drilling holes in the skull is called what?",
1277  "A": "bifurcation",
1278  "B": "trepanation",
1279  "C": "aeronomy",
1280  "D": "skullduggery",
1281  "answer": "B"
1282}, {
1283  "question": "The sport of judo comes from what Asian country?",
1284  "A": "Japan",
1285  "B": "Vietnam",
1286  "C": "Laos",
1287  "D": "Philippines",
1288  "answer": "A"
1289}, {
1290  "question": "The Strauss family of composers popularized what dance?",
1291  "A": "waltz",
1292  "B": "tango",
1293  "C": "fox-trot",
1294  "D": "square dance",
1295  "answer": "A"
1296}, {
1297  "question": "The term 'chili con carne' refers to chili with what?",
1298  "A": "beans ",
1299  "B": "meat",
1300  "C": "cheese",
1301  "D": "chili peppers",
1302  "answer": "B"
1303}, {
1304  "question": "The TV show 'House of Style' airs on what network?",
1305  "A": "E",
1306  "B": "WB",
1307  "C": "MTV",
1308  "D": "Home Shopping Network",
1309  "answer": "C"
1310}, {
1311  "question": "To create a tapestry, one must traditionally engage in what activity?",
1312  "A": "weaving",
1313  "B": "sculpting",
1314  "C": "baking",
1315  "D": "singing",
1316  "answer": "A"
1317}, {
1318  "question": "To make an international telephone call from within the US, what are the first numbers you should dial?",
1319  "A": "011",
1320  "B": "101",
1321  "C": "888",
1322  "D": "911",
1323  "answer": "A"
1324}, {
1325  "question": "To ward off bad luck, what do many people do to wood?",
1326  "A": "knock on it",
1327  "B": "kiss it",
1328  "C": "thank it",
1329  "D": "scratch it",
1330  "answer": "A"
1331}, {
1332  "question": "What actress starred on 'Charlie's Angels' for the show's entire run?",
1333  "A": "Cheryl Ladd",
1334  "B": "Farrah Fawcett",
1335  "C": "Jaclyn Smith",
1336  "D": "Kate Jackson",
1337  "answer": "C"
1338}, {
1339  "question": "What animal is considered sacred in India?",
1340  "A": "sheep",
1341  "B": "cow",
1342  "C": "chicken",
1343  "D": "dog",
1344  "answer": "B"
1345}, {
1346  "question": "What animal is used to make lard?",
1347  "A": "pig",
1348  "B": "cow",
1349  "C": "snake",
1350  "D": "chicken",
1351  "answer": "A"
1352}, {
1353  "question": "What animal represents the year 2000 on the Chinese calendar?",
1354  "A": "dragon",
1355  "B": "rabbit",
1356  "C": "tiger",
1357  "D": "monkey",
1358  "answer": "A"
1359}, {
1360  "question": "What animated character has a crush on the Little Red Haired Girl?",
1361  "A": "Richie Rich",
1362  "B": "Charlie Brown",
1363  "C": "Bugs Bunny",
1364  "D": "Jonny Quest",
1365  "answer": "B"
1366}, {
1367  "question": "What are fans of the TV show 'Mystery Science Theater 3000' known as?",
1368  "A": "Mysterians",
1369  "B": "MiSTies",
1370  "C": "'Bot Brigade",
1371  "D": "Gizmonics",
1372  "answer": "B"
1373}, {
1374  "question": "What are the dimensions of a 'letter size' piece of paper?",
1375  "A": "3 1/2 x 5 inches",
1376  "B": "5 x 10 inches",
1377  "C": "8 1/2 x 11 inches",
1378  "D": "11 x 17 inches",
1379  "answer": "C"
1380}, {
1381  "question": "What are the names of Donald Duck's three nephews?",
1382  "A": "Quick, Quack, Quock",
1383  "B": "Alvin, Simon, Theodore",
1384  "C": "Robbie, Chip, Ernie",
1385  "D": "Huey, Dewey, Louie",
1386  "answer": "D"
1387}, {
1388  "question": "What are the names of the two primary M&M's spokes-candies?",
1389  "A": "Peanut and Plain",
1390  "B": "Red and Yellow",
1391  "C": "Mort and Marty",
1392  "D": "They don't have names",
1393  "answer": "B"
1394}, {
1395  "question": "What are the plastic boxes that hold compact discs called?",
1396  "A": "frame cases",
1397  "B": "jewel cases",
1398  "C": "slip cases",
1399  "D": "wafer boxes",
1400  "answer": "B"
1401}, {
1402  "question": "What are the Smothers Brothers' first names?",
1403  "A": "Frank and Bill",
1404  "B": "Tom and Dick",
1405  "C": "Dave and George",
1406  "D": "Ed and Pete",
1407  "answer": "B"
1408}, {
1409  "question": "What article of clothing best describes a 'pashmina'?",
1410  "A": "shoes",
1411  "B": "pants",
1412  "C": "scarf",
1413  "D": "underwear",
1414  "answer": "C"
1415}, {
1416  "question": "What automobile company makes the Sonata?",
1417  "A": "Toyota",
1418  "B": "Honda",
1419  "C": "Subaru",
1420  "D": "Hyundai",
1421  "answer": "D"
1422}, {
1423  "question": "What biological process replicates DNA?",
1424  "A": "molting",
1425  "B": "mitosis",
1426  "C": "diffusion",
1427  "D": "peristalsis",
1428  "answer": "B"
1429}, {
1430  "question": "What car company once manufactured and sold the 'Datsun' line of automobiles?",
1431  "A": "Nissan",
1432  "B": "Mazda",
1433  "C": "Toyota",
1434  "D": "Daihatsu",
1435  "answer": "A"
1436}, {
1437  "question": "What cartoon character traveled in a time machine with Mr. Peabody?",
1438  "A": "Rocky",
1439  "B": "Jonny Quest",
1440  "C": "Underdog",
1441  "D": "Sherman",
1442  "answer": "D"
1443}, {
1444  "question": "What character did Woody replace on the TV show 'Cheers'?",
1445  "A": "Coach",
1446  "B": "Diane",
1447  "C": "Norm",
1448  "D": "Frasier",
1449  "answer": "A"
1450}, {
1451  "question": "What chemical do people frequently use to bleach hair?",
1452  "A": "folic acid",
1453  "B": "hydrogen peroxide",
1454  "C": "sodium chloride",
1455  "D": "nitrous oxide",
1456  "answer": "B"
1457}, {
1458  "question": "What children's storybook character believes that the sky is falling?",
1459  "A": "Chicken Little",
1460  "B": "Curious George",
1461  "C": "Jack Sprat",
1462  "D": "Tom Thumb",
1463  "answer": "A"
1464}, {
1465  "question": "What children's TV character is known as 'Da Niao' in China?",
1466  "A": "Barney",
1467  "B": "Big Bird",
1468  "C": "Mickey Mouse",
1469  "D": "Tinky Winky",
1470  "answer": "B"
1471}, {
1472  "question": "What city did the Beatles originally call home?",
1473  "A": "London",
1474  "B": "Leeds",
1475  "C": "Liverpool",
1476  "D": "Manchester",
1477  "answer": "C"
1478}, {
1479  "question": "What city is known as 'the rubber capital of the world'?",
1480  "A": "Omaha, Nebraska",
1481  "B": "Rockford, Illinois",
1482  "C": "Grand Rapids, Michigan",
1483  "D": "Akron, Ohio",
1484  "answer": "D"
1485}, {
1486  "question": "What city's airport uses the code ORD?",
1487  "A": "Chicago",
1488  "B": "Orlando",
1489  "C": "New York City",
1490  "D": "Portland",
1491  "answer": "A"
1492}, {
1493  "question": "What city's residents are known as 'Knickerbockers'?",
1494  "A": "Boston",
1495  "B": "Philadelphia",
1496  "C": "New York City",
1497  "D": "London",
1498  "answer": "C"
1499}, {
1500  "question": "What color is a ruby?",
1501  "A": "red",
1502  "B": "black",
1503  "C": "yellow",
1504  "D": "blue",
1505  "answer": "A"
1506}, {
1507  "question": "What color is cartoon character Marge Simpson's hair?",
1508  "A": "yellow",
1509  "B": "purple",
1510  "C": "blue",
1511  "D": "brown",
1512  "answer": "C"
1513}, {
1514  "question": "What color is the masthead of USA Today's 'Life' section?",
1515  "A": "green",
1516  "B": "purple",
1517  "C": "red",
1518  "D": "blue",
1519  "answer": "B"
1520}, {
1521  "question": "What color is Uncle Sam's goatee?",
1522  "A": "brown",
1523  "B": "black ",
1524  "C": "white",
1525  "D": "dishwater blond",
1526  "answer": "C"
1527}, {
1528  "question": "What colors are the two circles in the MasterCard logo?",
1529  "A": "pink and orange",
1530  "B": "blue and green",
1531  "C": "black and white",
1532  "D": "red and yellow",
1533  "answer": "D"
1534}, {
1535  "question": "What color is Pepto-Bismol liquid?",
1536  "A": "pink",
1537  "B": "blue",
1538  "C": "clear",
1539  "D": "green",
1540  "answer": "A"
1541}, {
1542  "question": "What company makes Oreo cookies?",
1543  "A": "General Mills",
1544  "B": "Nabisco",
1545  "C": "Keebler",
1546  "D": "Kraft",
1547  "answer": "B"
1548}, {
1549  "question": "What company makes perfumes called 'Beautiful' and 'Pleasures'?",
1550  "A": "Estee Lauder",
1551  "B": "Ralph Lauren",
1552  "C": "Elizabeth Arden",
1553  "D": "Calvin Klein",
1554  "answer": "A"
1555}, {
1556  "question": "What condition is caused by malfunctioning sebaceous glands?",
1557  "A": "bad breath",
1558  "B": "shingles",
1559  "C": "acne",
1560  "D": "carpal tunnel syndrome",
1561  "answer": "C"
1562}, {
1563  "question": "What corporation was founded by a candlemaker and a soapmaker?",
1564  "A": "Simon & Schuster",
1565  "B": "Procter & Gamble",
1566  "C": "Johnson & Johnson",
1567  "D": "Smith & Wesson",
1568  "answer": "B"
1569}, {
1570  "question": "What country does Bordeaux wine come from?",
1571  "A": "France",
1572  "B": "Spain",
1573  "C": "Australia",
1574  "D": "United States",
1575  "answer": "A"
1576}, {
1577  "question": "What country gave us the fashionable headgear called the beret?",
1578  "A": "Switzerland",
1579  "B": "China",
1580  "C": "Mexico",
1581  "D": "France",
1582  "answer": "D"
1583}, {
1584  "question": "What country is famous for making wooden shoes?",
1585  "A": "Russia",
1586  "B": "Thailand",
1587  "C": "The Netherlands",
1588  "D": "Australia",
1589  "answer": "C"
1590}, {
1591  "question": "What country is the rock group U2 from?",
1592  "A": "England",
1593  "B": "Ireland",
1594  "C": "Belgium",
1595  "D": "Germany",
1596  "answer": "B"
1597}, {
1598  "question": "What country was once ruled by shoguns?",
1599  "A": "China",
1600  "B": "Japan",
1601  "C": "North Korea",
1602  "D": "Taiwan",
1603  "answer": "B"
1604}, {
1605  "question": "What day of the week is sometimes called 'hump day'?",
1606  "A": "Wednesday",
1607  "B": "Thursday",
1608  "C": "Friday",
1609  "D": "Saturday",
1610  "answer": "A"
1611}, {
1612  "question": "What disease does a carcinogen cause?",
1613  "A": "cancer",
1614  "B": "influenza",
1615  "C": "emphysema",
1616  "D": "heart disease",
1617  "answer": "A"
1618}, {
1619  "question": "What disease is characterized by a body's inability to properly metabolize glucose?",
1620  "A": "Influenza",
1621  "B": "Septicemia",
1622  "C": "Diabetes",
1623  "D": "Arthritis",
1624  "answer": "C"
1625}, {
1626  "question": "What disease is sometimes referred to as the 'royal disease'?",
1627  "A": "rickets",
1628  "B": "measles",
1629  "C": "hemophilia",
1630  "D": "tuberculosis",
1631  "answer": "C"
1632}, {
1633  "question": "What do the initials 'E. E.' in poet E. E. Cummings' name stand for?",
1634  "A": "Edward Estlin",
1635  "B": "Edmund Earl",
1636  "C": "Ernest Eakins",
1637  "D": "Eugene Evan",
1638  "answer": "A"
1639}, {
1640  "question": "What do you call a young cow?",
1641  "A": "mare",
1642  "B": "lamb",
1643  "C": "kid",
1644  "D": "calf",
1645  "answer": "D"
1646}, {
1647  "question": "What do you call three consecutive strikes in bowling?",
1648  "A": "yahtzee",
1649  "B": "mulligan",
1650  "C": "turkey",
1651  "D": "ace",
1652  "answer": "C"
1653}, {
1654  "question": "What does a pH level measure?",
1655  "A": "acidity",
1656  "B": "density",
1657  "C": "wavelength",
1658  "D": "humidity",
1659  "answer": "A"
1660}, {
1661  "question": "What does an animal produce when it lactates?",
1662  "A": "sweat",
1663  "B": "wool",
1664  "C": "milk",
1665  "D": "methane",
1666  "answer": "C"
1667}, {
1668  "question": "What does it mean to work 'pro bono'?",
1669  "A": "work overtime",
1670  "B": "work without pay",
1671  "C": "work as your own boss",
1672  "D": "not work at all",
1673  "answer": "B"
1674}, {
1675  "question": "What does the acronym 'REM' stand for?",
1676  "A": "random energy module",
1677  "B": "rapid eye movement",
1678  "C": "red entertainment machine",
1679  "D": "really energetic music",
1680  "answer": "B"
1681}, {
1682  "question": "What does the Latin phrase 'e pluribus unum' mean?",
1683  "A": "What a crazy life.",
1684  "B": "In God we trust.",
1685  "C": "from many, one",
1686  "D": "for the greater good",
1687  "answer": "C"
1688}, {
1689  "question": "What does the 'ROM' in CD-ROM stand for?",
1690  "A": "Really Obscure Memory",
1691  "B": "Run-Other Memory",
1692  "C": "Random Object Memory",
1693  "D": "Read-Only Memory",
1694  "answer": "D"
1695}, {
1696  "question": "What does the Yiddish word 'meshuga' mean?",
1697  "A": "crazy",
1698  "B": "sacred",
1699  "C": "stingy",
1700  "D": "sweet",
1701  "answer": "A"
1702}, {
1703  "question": "What exercise apparatus is used during a 'Spinning' class?",
1704  "A": "stationary bicycle",
1705  "B": "treadmill",
1706  "C": "rowing machine",
1707  "D": "barbells",
1708  "answer": "A"
1709}, {
1710  "question": "What famous folksinger founded the Institute for the Study of Non-Violence in 1965?",
1711  "A": "Bob Dylan",
1712  "B": "Woody Guthrie",
1713  "C": "Joan Baez",
1714  "D": "Peter Yarrow",
1715  "answer": "C"
1716}, {
1717  "question": "What famous radio personality was also the voice of Shaggy on the cartoon 'Scooby-Doo'?",
1718  "A": "Rush Limbaugh",
1719  "B": "Casey Kasem",
1720  "C": "Larry King",
1721  "D": "Howard Stern",
1722  "answer": "B"
1723}, {
1724  "question": "What fictional character claims to be 'smarter than the average bear'?",
1725  "A": "Paddington Bear",
1726  "B": "Fozzie Bear",
1727  "C": "Smokey Bear",
1728  "D": "Yogi Bear",
1729  "answer": "D"
1730}, {
1731  "question": "What French city is home to a famous international film festival each spring?",
1732  "A": "Cannes",
1733  "B": "Marseille",
1734  "C": "Dijon",
1735  "D": "Lyon",
1736  "answer": "A"
1737}, {
1738  "question": "What football player was known as 'The Galloping Ghost'?",
1739  "A": "Jim Thorpe",
1740  "B": "Dick Butkus",
1741  "C": "Red Grange",
1742  "D": "George Halas",
1743  "answer": "C"
1744}, {
1745  "question": "What force causes an ice cream cone to fly off of a spinning merry-go-round?",
1746  "A": "centrifugal",
1747  "B": "vehicular",
1748  "C": "gravitational",
1749  "D": "torsal",
1750  "answer": "A"
1751}, {
1752  "question": "What former 'Today' show personality played a neighbor on the TV sitcom 'The Hogan Family'?",
1753  "A": "Jane Pauley",
1754  "B": "Willard Scott",
1755  "C": "Deborah Norville",
1756  "D": "Joe Garagiola",
1757  "answer": "B"
1758}, {
1759  "question": "What Greek poet wrote 'The Iliad' and 'The Odyssey'?",
1760  "A": "Sophocles",
1761  "B": "Plato",
1762  "C": "Homer",
1763  "D": "Socrates",
1764  "answer": "C"
1765}, {
1766  "question": "What high school does the gang from the 'Archie' comic strip attend?",
1767  "A": "Ridgemont High",
1768  "B": "Riverdale High",
1769  "C": "Rumson High",
1770  "D": "Riker's Island High",
1771  "answer": "B"
1772}, {
1773  "question": "What important food crop is grown in fields called paddies?",
1774  "A": "wheat",
1775  "B": "rye",
1776  "C": "corn",
1777  "D": "rice",
1778  "answer": "D"
1779}, {
1780  "question": "What internet company goes by the acronym AOL?",
1781  "A": "America Over Lines",
1782  "B": "America Online",
1783  "C": "Americans On Links",
1784  "D": "Americans On LOR",
1785  "answer": "B"
1786}, {
1787  "question": "What is a balalaika?",
1788  "A": "musical instrument",
1789  "B": "Russian peasant",
1790  "C": "type of hat",
1791  "D": "breed of shark",
1792  "answer": "A"
1793}, {
1794  "question": "What is a Dutch oven?",
1795  "A": "a toaster oven",
1796  "B": "a microwave",
1797  "C": "a kettle pot",
1798  "D": "a sauna",
1799  "answer": "C"
1800}, {
1801  "question": "What is actor Antonio Banderas native language?",
1802  "A": "Spanish",
1803  "B": "Russian",
1804  "C": "German",
1805  "D": "French",
1806  "answer": "A"
1807}, {
1808  "question": "What is an alternate name for the food dish 'Beijing duck'?",
1809  "A": "Shanghai duck",
1810  "B": "Peking duck",
1811  "C": "Hong Kong duck",
1812  "D": "Brooklyn duck",
1813  "answer": "B"
1814}, {
1815  "question": "What is another name for the camelopard?",
1816  "A": "circus",
1817  "B": "giraffe",
1818  "C": "cantaloupe",
1819  "D": "oasis",
1820  "answer": "B"
1821}, {
1822  "question": "What is another way of writing 'six feet'?",
1823  "A": "6'",
1824  "B": "6",
1825  "C": "6''",
1826  "D": "6#",
1827  "answer": "A"
1828}, {
1829  "question": "What is called a 'lorry' in Britain?",
1830  "A": "a toaster",
1831  "B": "a truck",
1832  "C": "a babysitter",
1833  "D": "an elevator",
1834  "answer": "B"
1835}, {
1836  "question": "What is considered the proper way to address a duke?",
1837  "A": "'Your Majesty'",
1838  "B": "'Your Eminence'",
1839  "C": "'Your Excellency'",
1840  "D": "'Your Grace'",
1841  "answer": "D"
1842}, {
1843  "question": "What is Delta Burke's character's job on the sitcom 'Designing Women'?",
1844  "A": "fashion designer",
1845  "B": "graphic designer",
1846  "C": "interior designer",
1847  "D": "website designer",
1848  "answer": "C"
1849}, {
1850  "question": "What is New Mexico's nickname?",
1851  "A": "'The Desert State'",
1852  "B": "'Gateway to Paradise'",
1853  "C": "'Land of Enchantment'",
1854  "D": "'The Garden State'",
1855  "answer": "C"
1856}, {
1857  "question": "What is produced during photosynthesis?",
1858  "A": "hydrogen",
1859  "B": "nylon",
1860  "C": "oxygen",
1861  "D": "light",
1862  "answer": "C"
1863}, {
1864  "question": "What is the 7-Eleven company's trademarked name for its super-large sodas?",
1865  "A": "Big Slurp",
1866  "B": "Big Gulp",
1867  "C": "Big Drink",
1868  "D": "Big Sip",
1869  "answer": "B"
1870}, {
1871  "question": "What is the approximate speed of light?",
1872  "A": "165 miles per hour",
1873  "B": "122,000 miles per hour",
1874  "C": "186,000 miles per second",
1875  "D": "293,000 miles per second",
1876  "answer": "C"
1877}, {
1878  "question": "What is the art of elegant handwriting called?",
1879  "A": "calligraphy",
1880  "B": "engraving",
1881  "C": "decoupage",
1882  "D": "lithography",
1883  "answer": "A"
1884}, {
1885  "question": "What is the baseball term for a batter who substitutes for another batter?",
1886  "A": "switchhitter",
1887  "B": "shadow hitter",
1888  "C": "clip hitter ",
1889  "D": "pinch hitter",
1890  "answer": "D"
1891}, {
1892  "question": "What is the birthstone for the month of January?",
1893  "A": "topaz",
1894  "B": "garnet",
1895  "C": "opal",
1896  "D": "diamond",
1897  "answer": "B"
1898}, {
1899  "question": "What is the capital of New Zealand?",
1900  "A": "Sydney",
1901  "B": "Wellington",
1902  "C": "Auckland",
1903  "D": "Melbourne",
1904  "answer": "B"
1905}, {
1906  "question": "What is the capital of North Dakota?",
1907  "A": "Bismarck",
1908  "B": "Fargo",
1909  "C": "Sioux Falls",
1910  "D": "Pierre",
1911  "answer": "A"
1912}, {
1913  "question": "What is the chemical process wherein a solid is turned to a liquid via the application of heat?",
1914  "A": "distillation",
1915  "B": "photosynthesis",
1916  "C": "freezing",
1917  "D": "melting",
1918  "answer": "D"
1919}, {
1920  "question": "What is the colored part of the eye called?",
1921  "A": "iris",
1922  "B": "pupil",
1923  "C": "retina",
1924  "D": "cochlea",
1925  "answer": "A"
1926}, {
1927  "question": "What is the correct spelling of New Mexico's largest city?",
1928  "A": "Albuqerque",
1929  "B": "Albuquerque",
1930  "C": "Albequerque",
1931  "D": "Santa Fe",
1932  "answer": "B"
1933}, {
1934  "question": "What is the final word of the Pledge of Allegiance?",
1935  "A": "America",
1936  "B": "stands",
1937  "C": "indivisible",
1938  "D": "all",
1939  "answer": "D"
1940}, {
1941  "question": "What is the largest animal ever to live on Earth?",
1942  "A": "blue whale",
1943  "B": "giant squid",
1944  "C": "woolly mammoth",
1945  "D": "Tyrannosaurus",
1946  "answer": "A"
1947}, {
1948  "question": "What is the largest city in Pennsylvania?",
1949  "A": "Philadelphia",
1950  "B": "Stewartsville",
1951  "C": "Harrisburg",
1952  "D": "Pittsburgh",
1953  "answer": "A"
1954}, {
1955  "question": "What is the last book of the New Testament?",
1956  "A": "Revelation",
1957  "B": "Judges",
1958  "C": "Ruth",
1959  "D": "John",
1960  "answer": "A"
1961}, {
1962  "question": "What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet?",
1963  "A": "omicron",
1964  "B": "omega",
1965  "C": "upsilon",
1966  "D": "zeta",
1967  "answer": "B"
1968}, {
1969  "question": "What is the meaning of 'Betelgeuse', the name of the brightest star in the constellation Orion?",
1970  "A": "blossom on a shield",
1971  "B": "eye of the archer",
1972  "C": "the lion's mane",
1973  "D": "armpit of the giant",
1974  "answer": "D"
1975}, {
1976  "question": "What is the medical term for a doctor's identification of a disease?",
1977  "A": "Hypnosis",
1978  "B": "Prognosis",
1979  "C": "Trichinosis",
1980  "D": "Diagnosis",
1981  "answer": "D"
1982}, {
1983  "question": "What is the more common name for the disease 'pertussis'?",
1984  "A": "whooping cough",
1985  "B": "tennis elbow",
1986  "C": "black lung",
1987  "D": "German measles",
1988  "answer": "A"
1989}, {
1990  "question": "What is the most popular month for weddings in America?",
1991  "A": "January",
1992  "B": "May",
1993  "C": "August",
1994  "D": "November",
1995  "answer": "C"
1996}, {
1997  "question": "What is the name for the thin board used to mix colors while painting?",
1998  "A": "pestle",
1999  "B": "easel",
2000  "C": "shoe",
2001  "D": "palette",
2002  "answer": "D"
2003}, {
2004  "question": "What is the name of Howard Stern's female on-air sidekick?",
2005  "A": "Allison Norris",
2006  "B": "Jackie Reeses",
2007  "C": "Jackie Martling",
2008  "D": "Robin Quivers",
2009  "answer": "D"
2010}, {
2011  "question": "What is the name of Mario's brother in the 'Super Mario' video games?",
2012  "A": "Louis",
2013  "B": "Luigi",
2014  "C": "Luciano",
2015  "D": "Zelda",
2016  "answer": "B"
2017}, {
2018  "question": "What is the name of Raggedy Ann's doll brother?",
2019  "A": "Red",
2020  "B": "Freckles",
2021  "C": "Randy",
2022  "D": "Andy",
2023  "answer": "D"
2024}, {
2025  "question": "What is the name of the baby who appears in cartoons and comic strips with Popeye the Sailor?",
2026  "A": "Pun'kin",
2027  "B": "Lamikins",
2028  "C": "Suga'baby",
2029  "D": "Swee'pea",
2030  "answer": "D"
2031}, {
2032  "question": "What is the name of the character Played by Woody Allen in the 1967 James Bond film 'Casino Royale'?",
2033  "A": "Dr. Evil",
2034  "B": "Q",
2035  "C": "Little Jimmy Bond",
2036  "D": "M",
2037  "answer": "C"
2038}, {
2039  "question": "What is the name of the female character played by comedian Flip Wilson on his 1970s TV show?",
2040  "A": "Miss Jackie",
2041  "B": "Elizabeth Sanford",
2042  "C": "Geraldine Jones",
2043  "D": "Gladys Knight",
2044  "answer": "C"
2045}, {
2046  "question": "What is the name of the fruit that is half tangerine and half grapefruit?",
2047  "A": "graperine",
2048  "B": "tangefruit",
2049  "C": "tangelo",
2050  "D": "kumquat",
2051  "answer": "C"
2052}, {
2053  "question": "What is the name of the mountain where the mythological Greek gods live?",
2054  "A": "Jupiter",
2055  "B": "Olympus",
2056  "C": "Vesuvius",
2057  "D": "Valhalla",
2058  "answer": "B"
2059}, {
2060  "question": "What is the name of the Newtonian law that states 'An object in Motion tends to stay in motion'?",
2061  "A": "Law of Inertia",
2062  "B": "Law of Thermodynamics",
2063  "C": "Law of Relativity",
2064  "D": "Law of Gravitation",
2065  "answer": "A"
2066}, {
2067  "question": "What is the name of the POW camp where 'Hogan's Heroes' are held?",
2068  "A": "Stalag 13",
2069  "B": "Alcatraz 17",
2070  "C": "Devil's Island",
2071  "D": "Leavenworth",
2072  "answer": "A"
2073}, {
2074  "question": "What is the name of the South African political party that was headed by Nelson Mandela?",
2075  "A": "African National Congress",
2076  "B": "South African Democrats",
2077  "C": "Inkatha Freedom Party",
2078  "D": "Aryan National Assembly",
2079  "answer": "A"
2080}, {
2081  "question": "What is the name of the StarKist tuna mascot?",
2082  "A": "Charlie",
2083  "B": "Sam",
2084  "C": "Al",
2085  "D": "Morris",
2086  "answer": "A"
2087}, {
2088  "question": "What is the name of the Swedish company that specializes in affordable furniture?",
2089  "A": "Gambro",
2090  "B": "Electrolux",
2091  "C": "Saab",
2092  "D": "IKEA",
2093  "answer": "D"
2094}, {
2095  "question": "What is the national animal of Australia?",
2096  "A": "koala",
2097  "B": "kangaroo",
2098  "C": "platypus",
2099  "D": "alligator",
2100  "answer": "B"
2101}, {
2102  "question": "What is the nickname of Florida's controversial death row electric chair?",
2103  "A": "Old Yeller",
2104  "B": "Old Geezer",
2105  "C": "Old Smoky",
2106  "D": "Old Sparky",
2107  "answer": "D"
2108}, {
2109  "question": "What is the normal playback speed of a 12\" long-playing record?",
2110  "A": "12 1/2 rpm",
2111  "B": "33 1/3 rpm",
2112  "C": "45 rpm",
2113  "D": "100 rpm",
2114  "answer": "B"
2115}, {
2116  "question": "What is the official language of The Netherlands?",
2117  "A": "Danish",
2118  "B": "Swedish",
2119  "C": "German",
2120  "D": "Dutch",
2121  "answer": "D"
2122}, {
2123  "question": "What is the oldest continuously run sporting event in the United States?",
2124  "A": "Westminster Dog Show",
2125  "B": "Boston Marathon",
2126  "C": "Kentucky Derby",
2127  "D": "Indianapolis 500",
2128  "answer": "C"
2129}, {
2130  "question": "What is the oldest permanent European settlement in the United States?",
2131  "A": "St. Augustine, Florida",
2132  "B": "Plymouth, Massachusetts",
2133  "C": "Newport News, Virginia",
2134  "D": "Charlotte, North Carolina",
2135  "answer": "A"
2136}, {
2137  "question": "What is the principal ingredient in traditional cole slaw?",
2138  "A": "lettuce",
2139  "B": "spinach ",
2140  "C": "cabbage",
2141  "D": "chicory",
2142  "answer": "C"
2143}, {
2144  "question": "What is the proletariat?",
2145  "A": "the homeless",
2146  "B": "the royalty",
2147  "C": "the upper class",
2148  "D": "the working class",
2149  "answer": "D"
2150}, {
2151  "question": "What is the proper nautical use of an anchor?",
2152  "A": "to catch large fish",
2153  "B": "to calculate water depth",
2154  "C": "to hold a ship in place",
2155  "D": "to damage other boats",
2156  "answer": "C"
2157}, {
2158  "question": "What is the singular form of the word 'graffiti'?",
2159  "A": "graffita",
2160  "B": "graffitem",
2161  "C": "graffito",
2162  "D": "graffitus",
2163  "answer": "C"
2164}, {
2165  "question": "What is the square root of 81 squared?",
2166  "A": "9",
2167  "B": "27",
2168  "C": "81",
2169  "D": "729",
2170  "answer": "C"
2171}, {
2172  "question": "What is the technical term for someone who studies fish?",
2173  "A": "entomologist",
2174  "B": "ichthyologist",
2175  "C": "marinologist",
2176  "D": "herpetologist",
2177  "answer": "B"
2178}, {
2179  "question": "What is the technical term for the offspring of a female donkey and a male horse?",
2180  "A": "burro",
2181  "B": "dorse",
2182  "C": "hinny",
2183  "D": "honker",
2184  "answer": "C"
2185}, {
2186  "question": "What is the traditional 20th wedding anniversary gift?",
2187  "A": "paper",
2188  "B": "leather",
2189  "C": "china",
2190  "D": "silver",
2191  "answer": "C"
2192}, {
2193  "question": "What is varicella?",
2194  "A": "a fancy pasta",
2195  "B": "a type of opera",
2196  "C": "the chicken pox virus",
2197  "D": "ancient Roman poetry",
2198  "answer": "C"
2199}, {
2200  "question": "What is your astrological sign if you were born on Halloween?",
2201  "A": "Scorpio",
2202  "B": "Capricorn",
2203  "C": "Libra",
2204  "D": "Cancer",
2205  "answer": "A"
2206}, {
2207  "question": "What is your hallux?",
2208  "A": "earlobe",
2209  "B": "tongue",
2210  "C": "eyelid",
2211  "D": "big toe",
2212  "answer": "D"
2213}, {
2214  "question": "What kind of angle is formed where two perpendicular lines meet?",
2215  "A": "obtuse",
2216  "B": "acute",
2217  "C": "right",
2218  "D": "invisible",
2219  "answer": "C"
2220}, {
2221  "question": "What kind of animal is a peregrine?",
2222  "A": "moose",
2223  "B": "cat",
2224  "C": "bird",
2225  "D": "fish",
2226  "answer": "C"
2227}, {
2228  "question": "What kind of animal is cartoon character Tennessee Tuxedo?",
2229  "A": "cat",
2230  "B": "skunk",
2231  "C": "walrus",
2232  "D": "penguin",
2233  "answer": "D"
2234}, {
2235  "question": "What kind of car did Burt Reynolds drive in the movie 'Smokey and the Bandit'?",
2236  "A": "Lamborghini",
2237  "B": "Camaro",
2238  "C": "Corvette",
2239  "D": "Trans Am",
2240  "answer": "D"
2241}, {
2242  "question": "What kind of flying contraption is featured in the movie 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang'?",
2243  "A": "boat",
2244  "B": "car",
2245  "C": "truck",
2246  "D": "bike",
2247  "answer": "B"
2248}, {
2249  "question": "What kind of item is a ginsu?",
2250  "A": "radio",
2251  "B": "knife",
2252  "C": "toothbrush",
2253  "D": "martial arts weapon",
2254  "answer": "B"
2255}, {
2256  "question": "What kind of worker uses a 'paddy wagon'?",
2257  "A": "limo driver",
2258  "B": "police officer",
2259  "C": "rice farmer",
2260  "D": "paramedic",
2261  "answer": "B"
2262}, {
2263  "question": "What letters are on the '3' button of a touch-tone telephone?",
2264  "A": "ABC",
2265  "B": "DEF",
2266  "C": "GHI",
2267  "D": "WXY",
2268  "answer": "B"
2269}, {
2270  "question": "What liqueur is used to make a Pink Lady cocktail pink?",
2271  "A": "grenadine",
2272  "B": "schnapps",
2273  "C": "triple sec",
2274  "D": "pernod",
2275  "answer": "A"
2276}, {
2277  "question": "What literary work is the source of the quote 'Abandon every hope, all you who enter here'?",
2278  "A": "'Paradise Lost'",
2279  "B": "'The Divine Comedy'",
2280  "C": "'Beowulf'",
2281  "D": "'Twilight'",
2282  "answer": "B"
2283}, {
2284  "question": "What mathematical term is used to describe the average of a series of numbers?",
2285  "A": "median",
2286  "B": "mode",
2287  "C": "majority",
2288  "D": "mean",
2289  "answer": "D"
2290}, {
2291  "question": "What metal device is used by police to immobilize the wheels of repeat parking offenders?",
2292  "A": "Brooklyn clamp",
2293  "B": "Denver boot",
2294  "C": "LoJack",
2295  "D": "The Club",
2296  "answer": "B"
2297}, {
2298  "question": "What Mexican holiday takes place on May 5th?",
2299  "A": "Mexican Independence Day",
2300  "B": "Santa Anna's Birthday",
2301  "C": "Cinco de Mayo",
2302  "D": "Christmas",
2303  "answer": "C"
2304}, {
2305  "question": "What nationality was Karl Marx?",
2306  "A": "Russian",
2307  "B": "German",
2308  "C": "Danish",
2309  "D": "English",
2310  "answer": "B"
2311}, {
2312  "question": "What Native American tribe did chief Crazy Horse lead?",
2313  "A": "Apache",
2314  "B": "Comanche",
2315  "C": "Sioux",
2316  "D": "Iroquois",
2317  "answer": "C"
2318}, {
2319  "question": "What native empire controlled Large areas of South African Territory during the 19th century?",
2320  "A": "Hutu",
2321  "B": "Zulu",
2322  "C": "Aztec",
2323  "D": "Masai",
2324  "answer": "B"
2325}, {
2326  "question": "What New Age musician released a 1998 album titled 'King of the Pan Flute'?",
2327  "A": "Zamfir",
2328  "B": "Yanni",
2329  "C": "Vangelis",
2330  "D": "Kenny G",
2331  "answer": "A"
2332}, {
2333  "question": "What new token was recently added to the Monopoly board game?",
2334  "A": "piggybank",
2335  "B": "sack of money",
2336  "C": "globe",
2337  "D": "telephone",
2338  "answer": "B"
2339}, {
2340  "question": "What newspaper do Lois Lane and Clark Kent work for?",
2341  "A": "The Bugle",
2342  "B": "The Daily Planet",
2343  "C": "The Metropolis Tribune",
2344  "D": "The New York Times",
2345  "answer": "B"
2346}, {
2347  "question": "What part of the human body does a gastroenterologist examine?",
2348  "A": "brain",
2349  "B": "skeleton",
2350  "C": "stomach",
2351  "D": "nose",
2352  "answer": "C"
2353}, {
2354  "question": "What part of the world was once known as Cathay?",
2355  "A": "China",
2356  "B": "India",
2357  "C": "Iran",
2358  "D": "Indonesia",
2359  "answer": "A"
2360}, {
2361  "question": "What people ruled the Andes Mountains until they were conquered by the Spanish in 1532?",
2362  "A": "Pueblo",
2363  "B": "Aztec",
2364  "C": "Inca",
2365  "D": "Apache",
2366  "answer": "C"
2367}, {
2368  "question": "What place is named in the title of the 1979 live album by rock legends Cheap Trick?",
2369  "A": "Budapest",
2370  "B": "Budokan",
2371  "C": "Bhutan",
2372  "D": "Britain",
2373  "answer": "B"
2374}, {
2375  "question": "What popular toy is featured in the film 'The Hudsucker Proxy'?",
2376  "A": "Beanie Babies",
2377  "B": "Hula Hoop",
2378  "C": "Lincoln Logs",
2379  "D": "Lite Brite",
2380  "answer": "B"
2381}, {
2382  "question": "What pro wrestler grapples with Sylvester Stallone in the movie 'Rocky III'?",
2383  "A": "Dolph Lundgren",
2384  "B": "Hulk Hogan",
2385  "C": "Andre the Giant",
2386  "D": "The Iron Sheik",
2387  "answer": "B"
2388}, {
2389  "question": "What professional sports team plays its home games in the Alamodome?",
2390  "A": "New York Jets",
2391  "B": "Detroit Tigers",
2392  "C": "Boston Bruins",
2393  "D": "San Antonio Spurs",
2394  "answer": "D"
2395}, {
2396  "question": "What rank entitles a general in the US Army to wear three stars?",
2397  "A": "brigadier general",
2398  "B": "corporal general",
2399  "C": "lieutenant general",
2400  "D": "major general",
2401  "answer": "C"
2402}, {
2403  "question": "What recording artist claims that sportscaster Marv Albert was a major influence on his sound?",
2404  "A": "David Lee Roth",
2405  "B": "Meat Loaf",
2406  "C": "Axl Rose",
2407  "D": "Chuck D",
2408  "answer": "D"
2409}, {
2410  "question": "What singer appeared in the 1992 baseball film 'A League of Their Own'?",
2411  "A": "Brandy",
2412  "B": "Madonna",
2413  "C": "Garth Brooks",
2414  "D": "Whitney Houston",
2415  "answer": "B"
2416}, {
2417  "question": "What sport is featured in the 1996 movie 'Kingpin'?",
2418  "A": "wrestling",
2419  "B": "golf",
2420  "C": "chess",
2421  "D": "bowling",
2422  "answer": "D"
2423}, {
2424  "question": "What sport is known as 'The Sport of Kings'?",
2425  "A": "polo",
2426  "B": "archery",
2427  "C": "yachting",
2428  "D": "horse racing",
2429  "answer": "D"
2430}, {
2431  "question": "What sporting event is held annually on Memorial Day weekend?",
2432  "A": "Iditarod",
2433  "B": "Kentucky Derby",
2434  "C": "Indianapolis 500",
2435  "D": "Super Bowl",
2436  "answer": "C"
2437}, {
2438  "question": "What substance was used for blood in the famous shower scene from the movie 'Psycho'?",
2439  "A": "tomato juice",
2440  "B": "red wine",
2441  "C": "chocolate syrup",
2442  "D": "ketchup",
2443  "answer": "C"
2444}, {
2445  "question": "What tea is known for its distinctive bergamot flavor?",
2446  "A": "Earl Grey",
2447  "B": "Darjeeling",
2448  "C": "English Breakfast",
2449  "D": "Prince of Wales",
2450  "answer": "A"
2451}, {
2452  "question": "What team has won the most World Series?",
2453  "A": "Chicago Cubs",
2454  "B": "Los Angeles Dodgers",
2455  "C": "New York Yankees",
2456  "D": "San Francisco Giants",
2457  "answer": "C"
2458}, {
2459  "question": "What term describes a tribe that has no set homeland and wanders from place to place?",
2460  "A": "Nomadic",
2461  "B": "Pedantic",
2462  "C": "Schematic",
2463  "D": "Cathartic",
2464  "answer": "A"
2465}, {
2466  "question": "What term describes a word created by rearranging the letters of another word?",
2467  "A": "onomatopoeia",
2468  "B": "malapropism",
2469  "C": "anagram",
2470  "D": "antonym",
2471  "answer": "C"
2472}, {
2473  "question": "What term describes someone who does not believe in the existence of God?",
2474  "A": "hedonist",
2475  "B": "deist",
2476  "C": "agnostic",
2477  "D": "atheist",
2478  "answer": "D"
2479}, {
2480  "question": "What term describes the passing of genetic traits from one generation to the next?",
2481  "A": "heredity",
2482  "B": "heresy",
2483  "C": "homogeneity",
2484  "D": "hemoglobin",
2485  "answer": "A"
2486}, {
2487  "question": "What term is used to describe a group of fish?",
2488  "A": "knot",
2489  "B": "drape",
2490  "C": "school",
2491  "D": "gaggle",
2492  "answer": "C"
2493}, {
2494  "question": "What term is used to describe a group of geese?",
2495  "A": "gaggle",
2496  "B": "gang",
2497  "C": "gander",
2498  "D": "grist",
2499  "answer": "A"
2500}, {
2501  "question": "What topic does Spin magazine primarily cover?",
2502  "A": "politics",
2503  "B": "washing machines",
2504  "C": "books",
2505  "D": "music",
2506  "answer": "D"
2507}, {
2508  "question": "What type of meat is on a traditional Reuben sandwich?",
2509  "A": "turkey",
2510  "B": "bologna",
2511  "C": "corned beef",
2512  "D": "pepperoni",
2513  "answer": "C"
2514}, {
2515  "question": "What type of substance is 'terra-cotta'?",
2516  "A": "metal",
2517  "B": "ceramic",
2518  "C": "wood",
2519  "D": "glass",
2520  "answer": "B"
2521}, {
2522  "question": "What U.S. president is mentioned by name in the opening theme song of TV's 'All in the Family'?",
2523  "A": "Calvin Coolidge",
2524  "B": "Harry Truman",
2525  "C": "Herbert Hoover",
2526  "D": "Richard Nixon",
2527  "answer": "C"
2528}, {
2529  "question": "What was Ludwig Van Beethoven's final symphony?",
2530  "A": "Ninth",
2531  "B": "Tenth",
2532  "C": "Eleventh",
2533  "D": "Twelfth",
2534  "answer": "A"
2535}, {
2536  "question": "What was Richard Nixon's middle name?",
2537  "A": "Michael",
2538  "B": "Milhous",
2539  "C": "Mortimer",
2540  "D": "Matthew",
2541  "answer": "B"
2542}, {
2543  "question": "What was the birth name of civil rights leader Malcolm X?",
2544  "A": "Michael Brown",
2545  "B": "Malcolm Little",
2546  "C": "Malcolm Lincoln",
2547  "D": "Michael Lloyd",
2548  "answer": "B"
2549}, {
2550  "question": "What was the first American college to become coeducational?",
2551  "A": "Oberlin College",
2552  "B": "Dartmouth College",
2553  "C": "Grinnell College",
2554  "D": "Antioch College",
2555  "answer": "A"
2556}, {
2557  "question": "What was the name of Huey Lewis' band?",
2558  "A": "The News",
2559  "B": "The Attractions",
2560  "C": "The Silver Bullet Band",
2561  "D": "Louie and Dewey",
2562  "answer": "A"
2563}, {
2564  "question": "What was the name of the 1999 art exhibit that sparked a national debate about censorship?",
2565  "A": "'Sticks & Stones'",
2566  "B": "'Pulsation'",
2567  "C": "'Black & White'",
2568  "D": "'Sensation'",
2569  "answer": "D"
2570}, {
2571  "question": "What was the name of the first nuclear-powered submarine?",
2572  "A": "Nautilus",
2573  "B": "Neptune",
2574  "C": "Nordenfelt III",
2575  "D": "Nicholas",
2576  "answer": "A"
2577}, {
2578  "question": "What was the name of the first ship to sail around the world?",
2579  "A": "Triton",
2580  "B": "Victoria",
2581  "C": "Magellan",
2582  "D": "Elizabeth II",
2583  "answer": "B"
2584}, {
2585  "question": "What was the original name of the Apple Macintosh XL computer?",
2586  "A": "Lisa 2",
2587  "B": "Mac Daddy",
2588  "C": "Granny Smith",
2589  "D": "Orange XL",
2590  "answer": "A"
2591}, {
2592  "question": "What was the title of Beethoven's only completed opera?",
2593  "A": "'Faust'",
2594  "B": "'The Silence'",
2595  "C": "'Immortal Beloved'",
2596  "D": "'Fidelio'",
2597  "answer": "D"
2598}, {
2599  "question": "What were the first names of the early American explorers Lewis and Clark?",
2600  "A": "Morgan and Mason",
2601  "B": "Meriwether and William",
2602  "C": "Cabot and Joseph",
2603  "D": "Meredith and George",
2604  "answer": "B"
2605}, {
2606  "question": "What's the popular name of the breakfast meal consisting of sausages wrapped in pancakes?",
2607  "A": "ducks in a pond",
2608  "B": "pigs in a blanket",
2609  "C": "cows in a pasture",
2610  "D": "dogs in the oven",
2611  "answer": "B"
2612}, {
2613  "question": "What's the third letter of the Greek alphabet?",
2614  "A": "delta",
2615  "B": "gamma",
2616  "C": "phi",
2617  "D": "theta",
2618  "answer": "B"
2619}, {
2620  "question": "What's unique about a skeleton key?",
2621  "A": "It opens many locks.",
2622  "B": "It's made of bone.",
2623  "C": "It's extremely old.",
2624  "D": "It hangs in a closet.",
2625  "answer": "A"
2626}, {
2627  "question": "When daylight-saving time arrives in the spring, how do most Americans turn their clocks?",
2628  "A": "one hour forward",
2629  "B": "one hour backward",
2630  "C": "two hours forward",
2631  "D": "two hours backward",
2632  "answer": "B"
2633}, {
2634  "question": "When driving, which of the following gestures means 'left turn'?",
2635  "A": "arm bent upwards",
2636  "B": "thumbs up",
2637  "C": "closed fist",
2638  "D": "arm straight out",
2639  "answer": "D"
2640}, {
2641  "question": "In the presidential election of 1932, how many U.S. states did FDR not win the electoral votes for?",
2642  "A": "six",
2643  "B": "seven",
2644  "C": "eight",
2645  "D": "ten",
2646  "answer": "A"
2647}, {
2648  "question": "When it comes to measuring horses, how long is a 'hand'?",
2649  "A": "four inches",
2650  "B": "seven inches",
2651  "C": "ten inches",
2652  "D": "two feet",
2653  "answer": "A"
2654}, {
2655  "question": "When it first appeared on the Internet, amazon.com sold only what?",
2656  "A": "books",
2657  "B": "compact discs",
2658  "C": "cars",
2659  "D": "clothes",
2660  "answer": "A"
2661}, {
2662  "question": "When it's noon in New York during daylight-saving time, what time is it in Honolulu?",
2663  "A": "6:00 a.m.",
2664  "B": "6:30 a.m.",
2665  "C": "7:00 a.m.",
2666  "D": "8:00 a.m.",
2667  "answer": "A"
2668}, {
2669  "question": "Where are fireworks first known to have been developed?",
2670  "A": "Italy",
2671  "B": "China",
2672  "C": "Great Britain",
2673  "D": "Greece",
2674  "answer": "B"
2675}, {
2676  "question": "Where did jazz great Sun Ra claim he was born?",
2677  "A": "Atlantis",
2678  "B": "Mount Olympus",
2679  "C": "Saturn",
2680  "D": "in a saxophone",
2681  "answer": "C"
2682}, {
2683  "question": "Where did Lewis and Clark begin their famous expedition in 1804?",
2684  "A": "Seattle",
2685  "B": "St. Louis",
2686  "C": "New Orleans",
2687  "D": "Washington, DC",
2688  "answer": "B"
2689}, {
2690  "question": "Where did the Exxon Valdez run aground in March of 1989?",
2691  "A": "Monterey Bay",
2692  "B": "Prince William Sound",
2693  "C": "Cape Cod",
2694  "D": "Gulf of Mexico",
2695  "answer": "B"
2696}, {
2697  "question": "Where is Ghirardelli Square located?",
2698  "A": "Milan",
2699  "B": "Rome",
2700  "C": "Washington DC",
2701  "D": "San Francisco",
2702  "answer": "D"
2703}, {
2704  "question": "Where is the Louvre museum?",
2705  "A": "Paris",
2706  "B": "Lyon",
2707  "C": "Geneva",
2708  "D": "Vichy",
2709  "answer": "A"
2710}, {
2711  "question": "Where was the chicken first domesticated?",
2712  "A": "France",
2713  "B": "India",
2714  "C": "Peru",
2715  "D": "Zaire",
2716  "answer": "B"
2717}, {
2718  "question": "Where would you typically find a bailiff?",
2719  "A": "grocery store",
2720  "B": "courtroom",
2721  "C": "football stadium",
2722  "D": "doctor's office",
2723  "answer": "B"
2724}, {
2725  "question": "Where is the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house known as Falling Water?",
2726  "A": "Connecticut",
2727  "B": "Pennsylvania",
2728  "C": "Illinois",
2729  "D": "New York",
2730  "answer": "B"
2731}, {
2732  "question": "Which actress played a pointy-eared Vulcan in the movie 'Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan'?",
2733  "A": "Whoopi Goldberg",
2734  "B": "Jennifer Grey",
2735  "C": "Kirstie Alley",
2736  "D": "Helen Hunt",
2737  "answer": "C"
2738}, {
2739  "question": "Which American colony, known for its religious tolerance, did Roger Williams found in 1636?",
2740  "A": "Massachusetts",
2741  "B": "Rhode Island",
2742  "C": "Virginia",
2743  "D": "Vermont",
2744  "answer": "B"
2745}, {
2746  "question": "Which brand of cat food claims it's so tasty that 'cats ask for it by name'?",
2747  "A": "Fancy Feast",
2748  "B": "Cat Chow",
2749  "C": "Meow Mix",
2750  "D": "9-Lives",
2751  "answer": "C"
2752}, {
2753  "question": "Which character on the TV show 'Friends' is a chef?",
2754  "A": "Joey",
2755  "B": "Monica",
2756  "C": "Ross",
2757  "D": "Rachel",
2758  "answer": "B"
2759}, {
2760  "question": "Which company holds an annual self-named 'Bake-Off'?",
2761  "A": "Betty Crocker",
2762  "B": "Duncan Hines",
2763  "C": "Pillsbury",
2764  "D": "Keebler",
2765  "answer": "C"
2766}, {
2767  "question": "Which famed modeling agency shares its name with a top U.S. automaker?",
2768  "A": "Ford",
2769  "B": "Chevrolet",
2770  "C": "Chrysler",
2771  "D": "Saturn",
2772  "answer": "A"
2773}, {
2774  "question": "Which fast food chain used the advertising slogan, 'Where's the beef?'",
2775  "A": "Wendy's",
2776  "B": "Kentucky Fried Chicken",
2777  "C": "Burger King",
2778  "D": "McDonald's",
2779  "answer": "A"
2780}, {
2781  "question": "Which of the boys on the TV show 'My Three Sons' is adopted?",
2782  "A": "Mike",
2783  "B": "Ernie",
2784  "C": "Chip",
2785  "D": "Robbie",
2786  "answer": "B"
2787}, {
2788  "question": "Which of the following articles of clothing has a hood?",
2789  "A": "parka",
2790  "B": "kilt",
2791  "C": "lederhosen",
2792  "D": "sarong",
2793  "answer": "A"
2794}, {
2795  "question": "Which of the following beverages is brewed from the leaves of a plant?",
2796  "A": "tea",
2797  "B": "coffee",
2798  "C": "ginger ale",
2799  "D": "wine",
2800  "answer": "A"
2801}, {
2802  "question": "Which of the following breakfast cereals is shaped like the letter O?",
2803  "A": "Life Corn",
2804  "B": "Chex",
2805  "C": "Cheerios",
2806  "D": "Raisin Bran",
2807  "answer": "C"
2808}, {
2809  "question": "Which of the following candies is traditionally fruit flavored?",
2810  "A": "M&M's",
2811  "B": "Skittles",
2812  "C": "Reese's Pieces",
2813  "D": "Junior Mints",
2814  "answer": "B"
2815}, {
2816  "question": "Which of the following is a natural sugar found in most fruits?",
2817  "A": "necrose",
2818  "B": "fructose",
2819  "C": "bellicose",
2820  "D": "pantiose",
2821  "answer": "B"
2822}, {
2823  "question": "Which of the following is a sports award?",
2824  "A": "Oscar",
2825  "B": "Emmy",
2826  "C": "Nobel",
2827  "D": "Espy",
2828  "answer": "D"
2829}, {
2830  "question": "Which of the following is about the Watergate scandal?",
2831  "A": "'All the King's Men'",
2832  "B": "'All the Pretty Horses'",
2833  "C": "'All the President's Men'",
2834  "D": "'All the Right Moves'",
2835  "answer": "C"
2836}, {
2837  "question": "Which of the following is most commonly kept in a terrarium?",
2838  "A": "money",
2839  "B": "books",
2840  "C": "ice",
2841  "D": "plants",
2842  "answer": "D"
2843}, {
2844  "question": "Which of the following is not a flavor of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream?",
2845  "A": "Wavy Gravy",
2846  "B": "Bovinity Divinity",
2847  "C": "Cutie Patootie",
2848  "D": "Chubby Hubby",
2849  "answer": "C"
2850}, {
2851  "question": "Which of the following is not a TV cartoon duo?",
2852  "A": "Chip and Dale",
2853  "B": "Beavis and Butt-head",
2854  "C": "Simon and Garfunkel",
2855  "D": "Tom and Jerry",
2856  "answer": "C"
2857}, {
2858  "question": "Which of the following is not in Nevada?",
2859  "A": "Liberace Museum",
2860  "B": "Pikes Peak",
2861  "C": "Lake Mead",
2862  "D": "Hoover Dam",
2863  "answer": "B"
2864}, {
2865  "question": "Which of the following must be obtained by foreigners wishing to permanently reside in the US?",
2866  "A": "visa",
2867  "B": "bill of landing",
2868  "C": "driver's license",
2869  "D": "carte blanche",
2870  "answer": "A"
2871}, {
2872  "question": "Which of the following requires the use of at least two needles?",
2873  "A": "macrame",
2874  "B": "braiding",
2875  "C": "crocheting",
2876  "D": "hand knitting",
2877  "answer": "D"
2878}, {
2879  "question": "Which of the following words does not appear in the Lewis Carroll poem 'Jabberwocky'?",
2880  "A": "brillig",
2881  "B": "bandersnatch",
2882  "C": "wabe",
2883  "D": "grelp",
2884  "answer": "D"
2885}, {
2886  "question": "Which of the Three Stooges was not related to the others?",
2887  "A": "Moe",
2888  "B": "Larry",
2889  "C": "Curly",
2890  "D": "Shemp",
2891  "answer": "B"
2892}, {
2893  "question": "Which of these actors did one-handed push-ups on stage at the 1992 Academy Awards?",
2894  "A": "Sylvester Stallone",
2895  "B": "Jack Nicholson",
2896  "C": "Jack Palance",
2897  "D": "Marisa Tomei",
2898  "answer": "C"
2899}, {
2900  "question": "Which of these animals lays eggs?",
2901  "A": "cow",
2902  "B": "gerbil",
2903  "C": "frog",
2904  "D": "elephant",
2905  "answer": "C"
2906}, {
2907  "question": "Which of these animals shares its name with a luxury car?",
2908  "A": "yak",
2909  "B": "gazelle",
2910  "C": "sloth",
2911  "D": "jaguar",
2912  "answer": "D"
2913}, {
2914  "question": "Which of these are not legumes?",
2915  "A": "beans",
2916  "B": "peas",
2917  "C": "radishes",
2918  "D": "peanuts",
2919  "answer": "C"
2920}, {
2921  "question": "Which of these Australian birds is most closely related to the ostrich?",
2922  "A": "puffin",
2923  "B": "kookaburra",
2924  "C": "cockatoo",
2925  "D": "emu",
2926  "answer": "D"
2927}, {
2928  "question": "Which of these candy bars was named for a baseball player?",
2929  "A": "Baby Ruth",
2930  "B": "Clark Bar",
2931  "C": "Reggie Bar",
2932  "D": "Butterfinger",
2933  "answer": "A"
2934}, {
2935  "question": "Which of these college football programs has produced the most Heisman Trophy winners?",
2936  "A": "Notre Dame",
2937  "B": "USC",
2938  "C": "Oklahoma",
2939  "D": "Michigan",
2940  "answer": "A"
2941}, {
2942  "question": "Which of these colors is a shade of blue?",
2943  "A": "ochre",
2944  "B": "periwinkle",
2945  "C": "mauve",
2946  "D": "ecru",
2947  "answer": "B"
2948}, {
2949  "question": "Which of these countries does not participate in NAFTA?",
2950  "A": "United States",
2951  "B": "Canada",
2952  "C": "Mexico",
2953  "D": "Guatemala",
2954  "answer": "D"
2955}, {
2956  "question": "Which of these companies is not an online stock brokerage?",
2957  "A": "E*Trade",
2958  "B": "EDigital",
2959  "C": "Datek Online",
2960  "D": "DLJ Direct",
2961  "answer": "B"
2962}, {
2963  "question": "Which of these countries is not in Europe?",
2964  "A": "Italy",
2965  "B": "Spain",
2966  "C": "Greece",
2967  "D": "Israel",
2968  "answer": "D"
2969}, {
2970  "question": "Which of these countries was not a member of the Axis nations during World War II?",
2971  "A": "Germany",
2972  "B": "Italy",
2973  "C": "Spain",
2974  "D": "Japan",
2975  "answer": "C"
2976}, {
2977  "question": "Which of these Democrats lost to Ronald Reagan in the 1984 presidential elections?",
2978  "A": "Michael Dukakis",
2979  "B": "Walter Mondale",
2980  "C": "Gary Hart",
2981  "D": "Jimmy Carter",
2982  "answer": "B"
2983}, {
2984  "question": "Which of these dishes is made from pig intestines?",
2985  "A": "haggis",
2986  "B": "chitlins",
2987  "C": "grits",
2988  "D": "chop suey",
2989  "answer": "B"
2990}, {
2991  "question": "Which of these evangelists is a cousin of rocker Jerry Lee Lewis?",
2992  "A": "Billy Graham",
2993  "B": "Oral Roberts",
2994  "C": "Jerry Falwell",
2995  "D": "Jimmy Swaggart",
2996  "answer": "D"
2997}, {
2998  "question": "Which of these famous baseball figures was once acquitted at court-martial for insubordination?",
2999  "A": "Abner Doubleday",
3000  "B": "Ty Cobb",
3001  "C": "Jackie Robinson",
3002  "D": "Billy Martin",
3003  "answer": "C"
3004}, {
3005  "question": "Which of these fashion designers was born in the United States?",
3006  "A": "Laura Ashley",
3007  "B": "Helmut Lang",
3008  "C": "Donna Karan",
3009  "D": "Christian Dior",
3010  "answer": "C"
3011}, {
3012  "question": "Which of these foods could contain small amounts of naturally occurring opium?",
3013  "A": "chocolate truffles",
3014  "B": "poppy seed bagels",
3015  "C": "carbonated soda",
3016  "D": "sesame chicken",
3017  "answer": "B"
3018}, {
3019  "question": "Which of these foods could you catch at sea?",
3020  "A": "shallot",
3021  "B": "stollen",
3022  "C": "scallop",
3023  "D": "scone",
3024  "answer": "C"
3025}, {
3026  "question": "Which of these foods is poisonous to dogs?",
3027  "A": "peanut butter",
3028  "B": "bananas",
3029  "C": "chocolate",
3030  "D": "olives",
3031  "answer": "C"
3032}, {
3033  "question": "Which of these games is not played with cards?",
3034  "A": "baccarat",
3035  "B": "rummy",
3036  "C": "craps",
3037  "D": "solitaire",
3038  "answer": "C"
3039}, {
3040  "question": "Which of these foods is not traditionally considered kosher?",
3041  "A": "citrus fruits",
3042  "B": "barley",
3043  "C": "chicken",
3044  "D": "shellfish",
3045  "answer": "D"
3046}, {
3047  "question": "Which of these Hemingway characters is a newspaperman?",
3048  "A": "Jake Barnes",
3049  "B": "Rogelio Gomez",
3050  "C": "Frederic Henry",
3051  "D": "John MacWalsey",
3052  "answer": "A"
3053}, {
3054  "question": "Which of these holidays is not attached to a specific date?",
3055  "A": "Independence Day",
3056  "B": "New Year's Day",
3057  "C": "Thanksgiving",
3058  "D": "Christmas",
3059  "answer": "C"
3060}, {
3061  "question": "Which of these horror films spawned the most sequels?",
3062  "A": "'Scream'",
3063  "B": "'Jaws'",
3064  "C": "'Halloween'",
3065  "D": "'Friday the 13th'",
3066  "answer": "D"
3067}, {
3068  "question": "Which of these household pets should be vaccinated for parvovirus?",
3069  "A": "hamster",
3070  "B": "cat",
3071  "C": "dog",
3072  "D": "bird",
3073  "answer": "C"
3074}, {
3075  "question": "Which of these is a commonly-known investment account?",
3076  "A": "CNN",
3077  "B": "EMC",
3078  "C": "IRA",
3079  "D": "IRS",
3080  "answer": "C"
3081}, {
3082  "question": "Which of these is a fish?",
3083  "A": "sea horse",
3084  "B": "sea cow",
3085  "C": "sea snake",
3086  "D": "sea lion",
3087  "answer": "A"
3088}, {
3089  "question": "Which of these is a government agency established to protect investors?",
3090  "A": "AAA",
3091  "B": "NBA",
3092  "C": "SEC",
3093  "D": "MADD",
3094  "answer": "C"
3095}, {
3096  "question": "Which of these is a member of the cucumber family?",
3097  "A": "green pepper",
3098  "B": "watermelon",
3099  "C": "potato",
3100  "D": "green bean",
3101  "answer": "B"
3102}, {
3103  "question": "Which of these is a slang term for 'police'?",
3104  "A": "fuzz",
3105  "B": "shrinks",
3106  "C": "bean counters",
3107  "D": "aardvarks",
3108  "answer": "A"
3109}, {
3110  "question": "Which of these is a type of artwork consisting of pieces of wood inlaid in geometric patterns?",
3111  "A": "marquetry",
3112  "B": "parquetry",
3113  "C": "harquetry",
3114  "D": "sharquetry",
3115  "answer": "B"
3116}, {
3117  "question": "Which of these is an Italian Design firm?",
3118  "A": "Escada",
3119  "B": "Fendi",
3120  "C": "Ghost",
3121  "D": "Mainbocher",
3122  "answer": "B"
3123}, {
3124  "question": "Which of these is another name for a golf course?",
3125  "A": "Pitch",
3126  "B": "Links",
3127  "C": "Steps",
3128  "D": "Suite",
3129  "answer": "B"
3130}, {
3131  "question": "Which of these is commonly used to treat allergies?",
3132  "A": "antimatter",
3133  "B": "anticoagulants",
3134  "C": "antiseptics",
3135  "D": "antihistamines",
3136  "answer": "D"
3137}, {
3138  "question": "Which of these is made from cacao seeds?",
3139  "A": "marzipan",
3140  "B": "soy sauce",
3141  "C": "chocolate",
3142  "D": "anchovies",
3143  "answer": "C"
3144}, {
3145  "question": "Which of these is not a breed of cat?",
3146  "A": "Persian",
3147  "B": "Turkish Angora",
3148  "C": "Bichon Frise",
3149  "D": "Maine Coon",
3150  "answer": "C"
3151}, {
3152  "question": "Which of these is not a city in the state of New York?",
3153  "A": "Perskippity",
3154  "B": "Kerhonkson",
3155  "C": "Schenectady",
3156  "D": "Lackawanna",
3157  "answer": "A"
3158}, {
3159  "question": "Which of these is not a fabric?",
3160  "A": "Velveteen",
3161  "B": "Celotex",
3162  "C": "Seersucker",
3163  "D": "Tencel",
3164  "answer": "B"
3165}, {
3166  "question": "Which of these is not a Hindu deity?",
3167  "A": "Shiva",
3168  "B": "Vishnu",
3169  "C": "Sanskrit",
3170  "D": "Brahma",
3171  "answer": "C"
3172}, {
3173  "question": "Which of these is not a 'lock' function on a standard desktop computer keyboard?",
3174  "A": "print lock",
3175  "B": "number lock",
3176  "C": "scroll lock",
3177  "D": "caps lock",
3178  "answer": "A"
3179}, {
3180  "question": "Which of these is not a position on an American football team?",
3181  "A": "quarterback",
3182  "B": "tight end",
3183  "C": "striker",
3184  "D": "free safety",
3185  "answer": "C"
3186}, {
3187  "question": "Which of these is not a spice?",
3188  "A": "dill",
3189  "B": "aniseed",
3190  "C": "cucumber",
3191  "D": "cayenne",
3192  "answer": "C"
3193}, {
3194  "question": "Which of these is not a style of shoe?",
3195  "A": "gingham",
3196  "B": "brogan",
3197  "C": "espadrille",
3198  "D": "docksider",
3199  "answer": "A"
3200}, {
3201  "question": "Which of these is not a traditional Greek dish?",
3202  "A": "sukiyaki",
3203  "B": "souvlaki",
3204  "C": "moussaka",
3205  "D": "finikia",
3206  "answer": "A"
3207}, {
3208  "question": "Which of these is not a type of chili pepper?",
3209  "A": "habanero",
3210  "B": "cheyenne",
3211  "C": "jalapeno",
3212  "D": "guajillo",
3213  "answer": "B"
3214}, {
3215  "question": "Which of these is not a type of primate?",
3216  "A": "baboon",
3217  "B": "marmot",
3218  "C": "orangutan",
3219  "D": "chimpanzee",
3220  "answer": "B"
3221}, {
3222  "question": "Which of these is not a type of rock?",
3223  "A": "metamorphic",
3224  "B": "sedimentary",
3225  "C": "igneous",
3226  "D": "deciduous",
3227  "answer": "D"
3228}, {
3229  "question": "Which of these is not an ingredient in Yorkshire pudding?",
3230  "A": "eggs",
3231  "B": "milk",
3232  "C": "chocolate",
3233  "D": "meat drippings",
3234  "answer": "C"
3235}, {
3236  "question": "Which of these is not found in a Snickers candy bar?",
3237  "A": "almonds",
3238  "B": "chocolate",
3239  "C": "nougat",
3240  "D": "caramel",
3241  "answer": "A"
3242}, {
3243  "question": "Which of these is not one of Aesop's fables?",
3244  "A": "'The Dog and the Squirrel'",
3245  "B": "'The Hare and the Tortoise'",
3246  "C": "'The Eagle and the Beetle'",
3247  "D": "'The Ox and the Frogs'",
3248  "answer": "A"
3249}, {
3250  "question": "Which of these is not one of superhero Captain Marvel's abilities?",
3251  "A": "the power of Apollo",
3252  "B": "the strength of Hercules",
3253  "C": "the courage of Achilles",
3254  "D": "the wisdom of Solomon",
3255  "answer": "A"
3256}, {
3257  "question": "Which of these is not one of the four basic forces in nature?",
3258  "A": "electromagnetic",
3259  "B": "gravitational",
3260  "C": "nuclear",
3261  "D": "centrifugal",
3262  "answer": "D"
3263}, {
3264  "question": "Which of these is not one of the official languages of the United Nations?",
3265  "A": "Japanese",
3266  "B": "English",
3267  "C": "Russian",
3268  "D": "Spanish",
3269  "answer": "A"
3270}, {
3271  "question": "Which of these is not one of the three branches of the US government?",
3272  "A": "Judicial",
3273  "B": "Executive",
3274  "C": "Parliamentary",
3275  "D": "Legislative",
3276  "answer": "C"
3277}, {
3278  "question": "Which of these is not the name of one of rock musician Frank Zappa's children?",
3279  "A": "Dweezil",
3280  "B": "Ahmet",
3281  "C": "Moon Unit",
3282  "D": "Lumpy Gravy",
3283  "answer": "D"
3284}, {
3285  "question": "Which of these is referred to as a 'pigskin'?",
3286  "A": "Football",
3287  "B": "Basketball",
3288  "C": "hockey puck",
3289  "D": "catcher's Mitt",
3290  "answer": "A"
3291}, {
3292  "question": "Which of these is typically not used as a spice?",
3293  "A": "dill",
3294  "B": "thyme",
3295  "C": "hemlock",
3296  "D": "marjoram",
3297  "answer": "C"
3298}, {
3299  "question": "Which of these items is useful for removing ink stains?",
3300  "A": "baking soda",
3301  "B": "nail polish",
3302  "C": "hair spray",
3303  "D": "butter",
3304  "answer": "A"
3305}, {
3306  "question": "Which of these measurements is equal to one square foot?",
3307  "A": "50 square inches",
3308  "B": "77 square inches",
3309  "C": "100 square inches",
3310  "D": "144 square inches",
3311  "answer": "D"
3312}, {
3313  "question": "Which of these magazines does not focus on natural science?",
3314  "A": "Tiger Beat",
3315  "B": "Outside",
3316  "C": "National Geographic",
3317  "D": "Smithsonian",
3318  "answer": "A"
3319}, {
3320  "question": "Which of these men has never been a head coach in the NFL?",
3321  "A": "Dick Vermeil",
3322  "B": "Bill Parcells",
3323  "C": "Chuck Noll",
3324  "D": "Pat Riley",
3325  "answer": "D"
3326}, {
3327  "question": "Which of these months has 31 days?",
3328  "A": "March",
3329  "B": "April",
3330  "C": "June",
3331  "D": "September",
3332  "answer": "A"
3333}, {
3334  "question": "Which of these movies does not star Jim Carrey?",
3335  "A": "'Patch Adams'",
3336  "B": "'The Truman Show'",
3337  "C": "'Dumb and Dumber'",
3338  "D": "'The Mask'",
3339  "answer": "A"
3340}, {
3341  "question": "Which of these names has never belonged to a Pope?",
3342  "A": "Leo",
3343  "B": "Lando",
3344  "C": "Linus",
3345  "D": "Lawrence",
3346  "answer": "D"
3347}, {
3348  "question": "Which of these organizations is not part of the U.S. government?",
3349  "A": "NAACP",
3350  "B": "NASA",
3351  "C": "CIA",
3352  "D": "FBI",
3353  "answer": "A"
3354}, {
3355  "question": "Which of these organs comes in a pair?",
3356  "A": "liver",
3357  "B": "kidney",
3358  "C": "stomach",
3359  "D": "gallbladder",
3360  "answer": "B"
3361}, {
3362  "question": "Which of these painting tools has bristles on it?",
3363  "A": "easel",
3364  "B": "knife",
3365  "C": "brush",
3366  "D": "palette",
3367  "answer": "C"
3368}, {
3369  "question": "Which of these pastas is spiral shaped?",
3370  "A": "fettuccine",
3371  "B": "rigatoni",
3372  "C": "tortellini",
3373  "D": "rotini",
3374  "answer": "D"
3375}, {
3376  "question": "Which of these people was buried in the Valley of the Kings?",
3377  "A": "Louis XIV",
3378  "B": "Elvis Presley",
3379  "C": "Julius Caesar",
3380  "D": "King Tut",
3381  "answer": "D"
3382}, {
3383  "question": "Which of these people was not alive in the 20th century?",
3384  "A": "Mark Twain",
3385  "B": "Thomas Edison",
3386  "C": "Sigmund Freud",
3387  "D": "Ulysses S. Grant",
3388  "answer": "D"
3389}, {
3390  "question": "Which of these performers made her film debut in Spike Lee's 'Do the Right Thing'?",
3391  "A": "Jennifer Lopez",
3392  "B": "Rosie Perez",
3393  "C": "Paula Abdul",
3394  "D": "Tisha Campbell",
3395  "answer": "B"
3396}, {
3397  "question": "Which of these places is known for art auctions?",
3398  "A": "Shelby's",
3399  "B": "Nickleby's",
3400  "C": "Gatsby's",
3401  "D": "Sotheby's",
3402  "answer": "D"
3403}, {
3404  "question": "Which of these plants is the national emblem of Scotland?",
3405  "A": "ivy",
3406  "B": "thistle",
3407  "C": "rose",
3408  "D": "linden",
3409  "answer": "B"
3410}, {
3411  "question": "Which of these popular games relies on bluffing?",
3412  "A": "Outburst",
3413  "B": "Balderdash",
3414  "C": "Pictionary",
3415  "D": "Scattergories",
3416  "answer": "B"
3417}, {
3418  "question": "Which of these refers to an alcoholic drink laced with a knockout drug?",
3419  "A": "Zombie",
3420  "B": "Kamikaze",
3421  "C": "Mickey Finn",
3422  "D": "Molotov cocktail",
3423  "answer": "C"
3424}, {
3425  "question": "Which of these rivers flows through France?",
3426  "A": "Volga",
3427  "B": "Seine",
3428  "C": "Mekong",
3429  "D": "Allegheny",
3430  "answer": "B"
3431}, {
3432  "question": "Which of these rock guitarists designed a colorful line of men's neckties?",
3433  "A": "Eric Clapton",
3434  "B": "Jerry Garcia",
3435  "C": "Jeff Beck",
3436  "D": "Keith Richards",
3437  "answer": "B"
3438}, {
3439  "question": "Which of these rocks will float in water?",
3440  "A": "granite",
3441  "B": "limestone",
3442  "C": "shale",
3443  "D": "pumice",
3444  "answer": "D"
3445}, {
3446  "question": "Which of these sentences is written in the subjunctive?",
3447  "A": "I am not your man",
3448  "B": "I wish I were your man",
3449  "C": "Wherefore art your man?",
3450  "D": "Your man is where?",
3451  "answer": "B"
3452}, {
3453  "question": "Which of these snakes is poisonous?",
3454  "A": "anaconda",
3455  "B": "boa constrictor",
3456  "C": "copperhead",
3457  "D": "python",
3458  "answer": "C"
3459}, {
3460  "question": "Which of these songs was a Top 10 hit for the rock band The Police?",
3461  "A": "'Radio Ga-Ga'",
3462  "B": "'Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da'",
3463  "C": "'De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da'",
3464  "D": "'In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida'",
3465  "answer": "C"
3466}, {
3467  "question": "Which of these sounds is commonly associated with owls?",
3468  "A": "chirp",
3469  "B": "bark",
3470  "C": "growl",
3471  "D": "hoot",
3472  "answer": "D"
3473}, {
3474  "question": "Which of these states is not the birthplace of a US president?",
3475  "A": "New Jersey",
3476  "B": "Nebraska",
3477  "C": "Kansas",
3478  "D": "California",
3479  "answer": "C"
3480}, {
3481  "question": "Which of these stores is not owned by Gap Inc?",
3482  "A": "Gap",
3483  "B": "Banana Republic",
3484  "C": "Old Navy",
3485  "D": "J Crew",
3486  "answer": "D"
3487}, {
3488  "question": "Which of these television programs did not feature characters introduced on 'Happy Days'?",
3489  "A": "'Mork & Mindy'",
3490  "B": "'Perfect Strangers'",
3491  "C": "'Joanie Loves Chachi'",
3492  "D": "'Laverne & Shirley'",
3493  "answer": "B"
3494}, {
3495  "question": "Which of these television series was not set in the United States?",
3496  "A": "'Picket Fences'",
3497  "B": "'M*A*S*H'",
3498  "C": "'Northern Exposure'",
3499  "D": "'The Paper Chase'",
3500  "answer": "B"
3501}, {
3502  "question": "Which of these toys answers questions?",
3503  "A": "Magic 8 Ball",
3504  "B": "Barbie",
3505  "C": "Frisbee",
3506  "D": "Slinky",
3507  "answer": "A"
3508}, {
3509  "question": "Which of these vitamins was the first to be named?",
3510  "A": "Vitamin A",
3511  "B": "Vitamin-12",
3512  "C": "Vitamin E",
3513  "D": "Vitameatavegimen",
3514  "answer": "A"
3515}, {
3516  "question": "Which of these words is a synonym for 'perambulate'?",
3517  "A": "kiss",
3518  "B": "shout",
3519  "C": "stroll",
3520  "D": "heal",
3521  "answer": "C"
3522}, {
3523  "question": "Which of these words is an adverb?",
3524  "A": "hurried",
3525  "B": "fast",
3526  "C": "speedy",
3527  "D": "quickly",
3528  "answer": "D"
3529}, {
3530  "question": "Which of these words means 'yes' in French?",
3531  "A": "qui",
3532  "B": "oui",
3533  "C": "ja",
3534  "D": "okey-dokey",
3535  "answer": "B"
3536}, {
3537  "question": "Which of these words is spelled correctly?",
3538  "A": "decieve",
3539  "B": "foriegn",
3540  "C": "hygiene",
3541  "D": "wierd",
3542  "answer": "C"
3543}, {
3544  "question": "Which one of these world leaders was assassinated?",
3545  "A": "Indira Gandhi",
3546  "B": "Ferdinand Marcos",
3547  "C": "Golda Meir",
3548  "D": "Neville Chamberlain",
3549  "answer": "A"
3550}, {
3551  "question": "Which one of these World War II leaders was not at the Yalta Conference?",
3552  "A": "Stalin",
3553  "B": "Mussolini",
3554  "C": "Churchill",
3555  "D": "Roosevelt",
3556  "answer": "B"
3557}, {
3558  "question": "Which of these would you most commonly find in a sconce?",
3559  "A": "candle",
3560  "B": "food",
3561  "C": "birds",
3562  "D": "books",
3563  "answer": "A"
3564}, {
3565  "question": "Which Pope immediately preceded John Paul II?",
3566  "A": "John XXIII ",
3567  "B": "Paul VI",
3568  "C": "John Paul I",
3569  "D": "Hank II",
3570  "answer": "C"
3571}, {
3572  "question": "Which 'Rocky' film features Mr. T?",
3573  "A": "'Rocky II'",
3574  "B": "'Rocky III'",
3575  "C": "'Rocky IV'",
3576  "D": "'Rocky '",
3577  "answer": "B"
3578}, {
3579  "question": "Who co-founded Microsoft with Bill Gates?",
3580  "A": "Steve Jobs",
3581  "B": "Steve Wozniak",
3582  "C": "Paul Williams",
3583  "D": "Paul Allen",
3584  "answer": "D"
3585}, {
3586  "question": "Who composed the 'Moonlight Sonata'?",
3587  "A": "Mozart",
3588  "B": "Handel",
3589  "C": "Bach",
3590  "D": "Beethoven",
3591  "answer": "D"
3592}, {
3593  "question": "Who is an archenemy of the cartoon superhero Underdog?",
3594  "A": "OverCat",
3595  "B": "Muttley",
3596  "C": "Mr. Whoopie",
3597  "D": "Dick Dastardly",
3598  "answer": "A"
3599}, {
3600  "question": "Who is considered the owner of a 'publicly held' company?",
3601  "A": "the CEO",
3602  "B": "the stockholders",
3603  "C": "the president",
3604  "D": "the government",
3605  "answer": "B"
3606}, {
3607  "question": "Who is the career hit leader among players never elected to Baseball's Hall of Fame?",
3608  "A": "Steve Garvey",
3609  "B": "Jim Rice",
3610  "C": "Pete Rose",
3611  "D": "Ken Griffey Jr",
3612  "answer": "C"
3613}, {
3614  "question": "Who is the creator of the comic strip 'The Far Side'?",
3615  "A": "Jim Davis",
3616  "B": "Gary Larson",
3617  "C": "Garry Trudeau",
3618  "D": "Charles Schulz",
3619  "answer": "B"
3620}, {
3621  "question": "Who is the mythological Roman goddess of flowers?",
3622  "A": "Diana",
3623  "B": "Echo",
3624  "C": "Flora",
3625  "D": "Niobe",
3626  "answer": "C"
3627}, {
3628  "question": "Who is the patron saint of animals?",
3629  "A": "St. Isidore of Seville",
3630  "B": "St. Anthony of Padua",
3631  "C": "St. Francis of Assisi",
3632  "D": "St. Joan of Arc",
3633  "answer": "C"
3634}, {
3635  "question": "Who is the shortest man to ever win an NBA slam dunk competition?",
3636  "A": "Anthony 'Spud' Webb",
3637  "B": "Michael 'Air' Jordan",
3638  "C": "Tyrone 'Muggsy' Bogues",
3639  "D": "Julius 'Dr. J' Erving",
3640  "answer": "A"
3641}, {
3642  "question": "Who is the star of the movie 'Casablanca'?",
3643  "A": "Errol Flynn",
3644  "B": "Clark Gable",
3645  "C": "Cary Grant",
3646  "D": "Humphrey Bogart",
3647  "answer": "D"
3648}, {
3649  "question": "Who is the star of the TV show 'Everybody Loves Raymond'?",
3650  "A": "Ray Liotta",
3651  "B": "Ray Romano",
3652  "C": "Ray Parker Jr.",
3653  "D": "Sugar Ray Leonard",
3654  "answer": "B"
3655}, {
3656  "question": "Who is the twin sister of 'Dear Abby' columnist Abigail VanBuren?",
3657  "A": "Martha Stewart",
3658  "B": "Dr Ruth Westheimer",
3659  "C": "Ann Landers",
3660  "D": "Miss Manners",
3661  "answer": "C"
3662}, {
3663  "question": "Who kills Tony at the end of the film 'West Side Story'?",
3664  "A": "Riff",
3665  "B": "Chino",
3666  "C": "Bernardo",
3667  "D": "He kills himself.",
3668  "answer": "B"
3669}, {
3670  "question": "Who led the 1831 slave insurrection in Southampton, Virginia?",
3671  "A": "John Brown",
3672  "B": "Dred Scott",
3673  "C": "Nat Turner",
3674  "D": "Harriet Tubman",
3675  "answer": "C"
3676}, {
3677  "question": "Who or what was Big Bertha?",
3678  "A": "a comet",
3679  "B": "a World War I gun",
3680  "C": "a pro wrestling champion",
3681  "D": "a giant Muppet",
3682  "answer": "B"
3683}, {
3684  "question": "Who originally proposed the idea of daylight-saving time?",
3685  "A": "Benjamin Franklin",
3686  "B": "Henry David Thoreau",
3687  "C": "Galileo",
3688  "D": "Albert Einstein",
3689  "answer": "A"
3690}, {
3691  "question": "Who sang lead vocals for the band Big Brother and the Holding Company?",
3692  "A": "Grace Slick",
3693  "B": "Janis Joplin",
3694  "C": "Mama Cass",
3695  "D": "Karen Carpenter",
3696  "answer": "B"
3697}, {
3698  "question": "Who was Charlie McCarthy?",
3699  "A": "a U.S. senator",
3700  "B": "a Chicago gangster",
3701  "C": "a famous baseball pitcher",
3702  "D": "a wooden dummy",
3703  "answer": "D"
3704}, {
3705  "question": "Who was not one of the Cartwright sons on the TV series 'Bonanza'?",
3706  "A": "Adam",
3707  "B": "Little Joe",
3708  "C": "Hoss",
3709  "D": "Ben",
3710  "answer": "D"
3711}, {
3712  "question": "Who was on the $500 bill?",
3713  "A": "Calvin Coolidge",
3714  "B": "Andrew Jackson",
3715  "C": "Aaron Burr",
3716  "D": "William McKinley",
3717  "answer": "D"
3718}, {
3719  "question": "Who was president of the United States when Bill Clinton was born?",
3720  "A": "Herbert Hoover",
3721  "B": "Harry S. Truman",
3722  "C": "Franklin Roosevelt",
3723  "D": "Dwight Eisenhower",
3724  "answer": "B"
3725}, {
3726  "question": "Who was the English king at the time of the American Revolution?",
3727  "A": "Charles I",
3728  "B": "James I",
3729  "C": "Edward III",
3730  "D": "George III",
3731  "answer": "D"
3732}, {
3733  "question": "Who was the first American in space?",
3734  "A": "John Glenn",
3735  "B": "Buzz Aldrin",
3736  "C": "Alan Shepard",
3737  "D": "Neil Armstrong",
3738  "answer": "C"
3739}, {
3740  "question": "Who was the first First Lady to run for political office?",
3741  "A": "Hillary Clinton",
3742  "B": "Rosalynn Carter",
3743  "C": "Bess Truman",
3744  "D": "Eleanor Roosevelt",
3745  "answer": "A"
3746}, {
3747  "question": "Who was the first US president to resign from that office?",
3748  "A": "Martin Van Buren",
3749  "B": "Andrew Jackson",
3750  "C": "Andrew Johnson",
3751  "D": "Richard Nixon",
3752  "answer": "D"
3753}, {
3754  "question": "Who was the longest reigning monarch in French history?",
3755  "A": "Louis XIII ",
3756  "B": "Louis XIV",
3757  "C": "Louis XV",
3758  "D": "Louis XVI",
3759  "answer": "B"
3760}, {
3761  "question": "Who was the mother of the Greek god Zeus?",
3762  "A": "Gaia",
3763  "B": "Phoebe",
3764  "C": "Rhea",
3765  "D": "Hera",
3766  "answer": "C"
3767}, {
3768  "question": "Who was the WNBA's Most Valuable Player of 1999?",
3769  "A": "Rebecca Lobo",
3770  "B": "Sheryl Swoopes",
3771  "C": "Lisa Leslie",
3772  "D": "Yolanda Griffith",
3773  "answer": "D"
3774}, {
3775  "question": "Who were the Chicago Seven?",
3776  "A": "war protesters",
3777  "B": "bluegrass musicians",
3778  "C": "bank robbers",
3779  "D": "mobsters",
3780  "answer": "A"
3781}, {
3782  "question": "Who were the Know-Nothings?",
3783  "A": "a '60's comedy troupe",
3784  "B": "computer designers",
3785  "C": "a political party",
3786  "D": "a spy ring",
3787  "answer": "C"
3788}, {
3789  "question": "Who wrote 'A Tale of Two Cities'?",
3790  "A": "Charles Dickens",
3791  "B": "Nathaniel Hawthorne",
3792  "C": "Washington Irving",
3793  "D": "Mark Twain",
3794  "answer": "A"
3795}, {
3796  "question": "Who wrote musicals with Oscar Hammerstein II?",
3797  "A": "Richard Rodgers",
3798  "B": "Rogers Hornsby",
3799  "C": "Gilbert O' Sullivan",
3800  "D": "George Rogers Clark",
3801  "answer": "A"
3802}, {
3803  "question": "Who wrote the lyrics of the Frank Sinatra anthem 'My Way'?",
3804  "A": "Frank Sinatra",
3805  "B": "Kris Krist offerson",
3806  "C": "Carole King",
3807  "D": "Paul Anka",
3808  "answer": "D"
3809}, {
3810  "question": "Whom did Billie Jean King defeat in the famous 'Battle of the Sexes' tennis match?",
3811  "A": "Jimmy Connors",
3812  "B": "Pete Sampras",
3813  "C": "John McEnroe",
3814  "D": "Bobby Riggs",
3815  "answer": "D"
3816}, {
3817  "question": "Whose profile can you see on the front of dimes that are currently in circulation?",
3818  "A": "George Washington",
3819  "B": "Thomas Jefferson",
3820  "C": "Benjamin Franklin",
3821  "D": "Franklin Roosevelt",
3822  "answer": "D"
3823}, {
3824  "question": "With what would you use a wah-wah pedal?",
3825  "A": "bicycle",
3826  "B": "stock car",
3827  "C": "electric guitar",
3828  "D": "baby",
3829  "answer": "C"
3830}]