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What is the world's largest body of water?
Pacific Ocean
Who was Great Britain's most popular prime minister during World War II?
Winston Churchill
What are the names of the parents in The Simpsons?
Marge and Homer
Which blood type is considered the rarest in humans?
AB negative
Which water sport is the official individual state sport of Hawaii?
Surfing
What is the largest city that the River Thames flows through?
London, England
Who created The Muppets?
Jim Henson
Which novel features the character Boo Radley?
To Kill a Mockingbird
What weapon was named after the French word for pomegranate?
Grenade
The left side of a boat is referred to as what?
Port
"Wild, Wonderful" has appeared on the license plate for which US state?
Which US secretary of state lent his name to the post-WWII policy to rebuild a war-torn Europe?
George Marshall
Which Disney princess was Walt Disney's favorite?
Cinderella
What novelty toy was originally intended to be an inexpensive synthetic rubber?
Silly Putty
How many players are on an NBA basketball court during a game?
10 (5 per team)
Located on the Hawaiian islands, what is the world's most active volcano?
Kilauea
Which American author coined the term "Jazz Age" to describe the 1920s?
F. Scott Fitzgerald
As of 2022, what is the most consumed manufactured drink in the world?
Tea
Which state was the site of the US's first oil well?
Pennsylvania
Which man was granted a patent for his ice resurfacing machine in 1953?
Frank Zamboni
Where was the ancient Phoenician city of Carthage located?
North Africa (modern-day Tunisia)
Who was the first woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for a novel?
Edith Wharton
Which publication type was first published in America in 1741 by Benjamin Franklin's rival Andrew Bradford?
Magazine
Where on the body are a crab's taste buds?
Antenna
In what decade was the Rugby Football Union formed in London?
1870s (1871)