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Elephants are the largest land mammal. How many litres of water can they hold in their trunk?
2 / 5 / 8 / 12
8 litres
What is the name of Thomas Jefferson's home?
Peacefield
Lindenwald
Montpelier
Monticello
Monticello
First sold in 1946, Percy Spencer used WII-developed radar tech to create the Radarange—the first of what modern day appliance for cooking food super-fast?
Microwave
Who was the two-time Heisman trophy winner at Ohio State?
Archie Griffin
Archie Griffin was very loyal to his team. He once quoted. "To me, the Heismans symbolize (How great of a team we are) because that success could not happen individually without being part of a great team". He won the two Heismans in 1974 and 1975.
What does VHS stand for?
Video Home System
Which of these U.S. states was the first in the country to grant women the right to vote?
Illinois
Wyoming
Washington
California
Wyoming
The ostrich is the largest living bird. How fast can it run?
43 mph / 33 mph / 23 mph / 13 mph
43 mph
Which famous sculptor created the Statue of Liberty?
Auguste Rodin
Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi
Constantin Brancusi
Hiram Powers
Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi
What's the name of the famously angry British host on the reality TV show "Hell's Kitchen?"
Gordon Ramsay
Who was the first player in college history to win two consecutive Heisman trophies?
Archie Griffin
He was a running back for Ohio State that won it back to back in 1974-75.
What was the most popular video game of the 80s?
Mario Bros
Which animal is the world's largest rodent?
Beaver / Gopher / Marmot / Capybara
Capybara
In which city was the first practical subway line in the United States constructed?
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York City
Boston
From Anchorage you can see a massive wind farm across the Cook Inlet on what island named for a thing that comes in really handy when cooking?
Fire Island
Which Buckeye receiver of the 1990s, left the school as the leader in receiving yards, with 2,855?
David Boston
Boston was the leading receiver in Buckeye history despite only playing for 3 years, from 1996-1998. Boston later played for the San Diego Chargers in the NFL.
What year was the wreckage of The Titanic located?
1985
The orangutan is the largest tree-dwelling mammal. Which island can you find them on?
Madagascar / Borneo / Australia / Bora Bora
Borneo
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All-American
Don't hurt yourself or anyone else while thinking about this one: Abbreviated "pn," what small unit of measurement used for adding spices or sugar to your cooking is roughly equivalent to 1/16 of a teaspoon, according to Allrecipes.com?
Pinch
"Woody" is the nickname for which legendary Ohio State football coach?
Wayne Hayes
Wayne Woodrow "Woody" Hayes coached the Buckeyes to a record of 205-61-10 in the Big Ten from 1951-1978.
In 1983, which country was the first to build a Disneyland outside of the US?
Japan
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Catagory: American History and Politics
Measuring 17 cm (7 in) long, what is the world's longest beetle?
Hercules beetle / Achilles beetle / Zeus beetle / Odysseus beetle
Hercules beetle
Which Massachusetts infantry unit, made up of African Americans, was famous for its fighting prowess and exceptional courage during the American Civil War?
2nd Regiment
94th regiment
54th Regiment
26th Regiment
54th Regiment
Considered a loan word from Greek, what is the difficult-to-spell name of the dip or sauce made of strained yogurt, cucumbers, garlic, and other seasonings? It is most often served cold as part of an appetizer.
Tzatziki
In the mid-1980's, what Ohio State quarterback chucked the ball out of bounds, to stop the clock on 4th down, in the waning seconds against Purdue?
Mike Tomczak
The Buckeyes were driving for the winning TD, inside Purdue's 20 yardline.
In 1983, how much did the first mobile phone to come out on the market weigh?
2 pounds
What was Japan''s first treaty with the United States?
Security Treaty
Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security
Treaty of Peace with Japan
Treaty of Kanagawa
Treaty of Kanagawa
At a height of 4.6 to 5.5 m (15–18 ft), giraffes are the tallest mammal. What colour is a giraffe's tongue?
Pink / Green / Yellow / Dark blue
Dark blue
Which war interrupted construction of the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C.?
Persian Gulf War
American Civil War
World War II
War of 1812
American Civil War
As defined by chef Auguste Escoffier, the five "mother sauces" of French cooking are béchamel, espagnole, tomate, velouté, and what fifth sauce, which is commonly featured in Eggs Benedict?
Hollandaise
Art Schlicter set an OSU single game record for passing yardage with 458 yards in 1981 against which team?
Florida State
Schlicter completed 31 of 52 passes in a 36-27 loss. Schlicter was the nation's top high school football prospect in 1978, graduating from Miami (OH) Trace High.
What year was the Nike slogan ‘Just do it’ launched?
1988
The world's largest wild cat is the Siberian or Amur tiger. What is a group of tigers called?
A squad / A streak / A shoal / A swarm
A streak
Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution formally abolished slavery in 1865?
Sixth Amendment
Nineteenth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
Twentieth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
Memphis first hosted the WCBCC in 1978 with 26 teams. The city has continued hosting the event ever since, now with four days of activities and a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. The WC stands for World Championship. What does BCC stand for?
Barbecue Cooking Contest
Which year did Ohio State win their first National Championship?
1942
This was a great game for Ohio State. They played and beat the Indiana Hoosiers 34-21.
What ancient Chinese toy was repopularized in the 80s?
The Hacky Sack
The dromedary, or one-humped camel, is the largest species of camel. What do camels store in their humps?
Water / Toys / Sugar / Fat
Fat
In what year was the New York Stock Exchange founded?
1945
1882
1817
1854
1817
Born and raised in Over-the-Rhine, Ronald Howes got the idea for his “Kiddie Kuisine” invention after watching street vendors use heat lamps to keep their food piping hot. What name did he give the classic children’s cooking toy?
Easy-Bake Oven
Who coached the Buckeyes before Jim Tressel?
John Cooper
Cooper coached for 13 years. He was known to lose many big games.
What was the name of the shuttle involved in the first fatal accident of a spacecraft in flight in 1986?
Challenger