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100

What insect builds a mound that can be 30 feet high?

Termite

100

What insect eats ice cream, salami, and a pickle in an Eric Carle picture book?

Caterpillar - The Very Hungry Caterpillar

100

Who enjoys human liver with "some fava beans and a nice Chianti"?

Hannibal Lecter

100

What is Times Square named after?

The New York Times

100

What artificial sweetener based on sucralose was introduced in 1999?

Splenda

200

What two letters make up the symbol for prescription drugs?

Rx

200

What is the name of the poem John Keats wrote to a singing bird?

Ode To A Nightingale

200

Brangelina is a tabloid shorthand for what celebrity couple?

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie

200

What country's 1991 disintegration signaled the end of the Cold War?

Soviet Union (U.S.S.R.)

200

What do you call a person who eats fish but not meat?

Pescatarian

300

What color is a giraffes tongue?

Blue

300

In Stephen King‘s 11/22/63, a high school English teacher hurtles back in time to 1963 and attempts to stop what monumental event?

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

300

In what animated film would you find a Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class?

WALL-E

300

Who once reigned over the largest empire in Europe since Ancient Rome and ended his life imprisoned in Exile?

Napoleon Bonaparte

300

Name one of the two beverages used in the first pasteurization tests?

Beer or wine

400

A deficiency of what vitamin can lead to night blindness?

Vitamin A

400

Leopold Bloom is the hero of what James Joyce novel? 

Ulysses

400

What movie gave its title to a hit by the band Deep Blue Something?

Breakfast at Tiffany's

400

What presidential candidate was dubbed a "maverick" for his often-unconventional approach?

John McCain

400

Who wrote Deceptively Delicious, a cookbook about sneaking vegetables into kids food? 

Jessica Seinfeld -wife of Jerry

500

What naturally occurring chemicals flood the brain to cause "runner's high"?

Endorphins

500

What Ian McEwan novel became a movie starring Keira Knightley and James McAvoy?

Atonement

500

What '80s hair-band alum had a recurring role on TV's Gilmore Girls?

Sebastian Bach -lead singer of Skid Row

500

Name two of the three women to appear on circulating U.S. currency

Susan B. Anthony, Helen Keller, Sacagawea

500

What fruit shares a name with Zimbabwe's first president?

Banana- Canaan Banana

600

Astrophysicists believe that over 90 percent of the mass of the universe may consist of what material?

Dark matter

600

What novel begins with Alex and his "three droogs," wearing "flip horrorshow boots" and considering a bit of the "ultra-violet"?

A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

600

Who is the youngest person to win a Grammy?

LeAnn Rimes - 14 years old

600

What was Bill Clinton's presidential campaign theme song?

"Don't Stop" -By Fleetwood Mac

600

What process does milk undergo in becoming yogurt?

Fermentation (Bacterial)

700

What do you suffer from if you have dichromatic vision?

Color Blindness

700

A building decorated with giant eggs houses the work of what mustachioed artist?

Salvador Dali- The Dali Theatre-Museum in Figueres

700

What 2002 movie dramatized the history of conman and master of disguises Frank Abagnale, Jr.?

Catch Me If You Can

700

What event is usually identified as the start of the gay liberation movement?

Stonewall

700

What liquor are you drinking if you order a snifter of Louis Xlll?

Cognac

800

What movie has the quote, “Here’s Johnny!”?

The Shining

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