In the movie Inside Out, what disgusts Riley so much that it triggers the character Disgust?
Broccoli
What is the maximum number of times you can hit the "Snooze" button on an alarm before a standard iPhone stops Snoozing and shuts the alarm off completely?
Unlimited (it will snooze forever in 9-minute increments!), but the trick is the 9-minute hardcoded default!
How many seconds are there in a standard 24-hour day? (No calculators!)
86,400 seconds
Complete the iconic viral sound: "Is it cake, or is it..."
Real / Fake / Real life.
Which famous pop star famously said, "I think, like, every 400 years, 200 years, a genius comes along... Jesus, Steve Jobs, Kanye West, turned out to be me"?
Kanye West (Ye).
In the holy trinity of student survival drinks (Coffee, Water, Energy Drinks), which brand’s tagline is "Gives You Wings"?
Red Bull
What is the only number that is spelled with its letters in alphabetical order? (Hint: It’s between 1 and 50!)
Forty (F-O-R-T-Y)
In the legendary "Distracted Boyfriend" meme, what color shirt is the man wearing?
Blue (or Plaid Blue)
In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, what brand of shoes does Miles Morales famously wear throughout the movie?
Nike Air Jordan 1s (or "Air Jordans" / "Jordans").
True or False: The human brain consumes approximately 20% of the body's daily calories, meaning heavy studying technically burns physical energy.
True
What single letter does NOT appear anywhere on the Periodic Table of Elements?
The letter J (and Q in standard modern tables, though J is the primary unique answer)
What is the name of the viral cat image that became the mascot for "I Can Has Cheezburger"?
Happy Cat (or British Shorthair blue cat)
In the movie Shrek, what is the official, canonical real name of the Dragon who falls in love with Donkey?
Elizabeth (or "Dragon")
What is the literal translation of the Latin phrase "Unitas", as seen in the UA&P motto?
Unity
What is the official term for the smell of rain on dry soil or pavement?
Petrichor
What year was YouTube officially launched?
2005 (February 14, 2005)