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100
What city was the setting for the TV show "Cheers"?
Boston
100
Who is the only U.S. President to serve on the Supreme Court?
William Taft
100
Which '60s musical brought hits like 'Good Morning Starshine' and 'Aquarius'?
Hair
100
Who invented basketball?
James Naismith
100
What color are the flowers of the coffee plant?
White
100
What country borders Costa Rica to the north?
Nicaragua
200
Who’s the spooky, stylish wife of Gomez in The Addams Family?
Morticia
200
What year did the U.S drop the Atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
1945
200
What was Dr. Suess's real name?
Theodore Geisel
200
What pitcher has the most wins in history?
Cy Young
200
What's the funny bone called?
The Humerus
200
Where is the Sea of Tranquility?
The Moon
300
What actor married John F. Kennedys sister?
Peter Lawford
300
Who was Hitlers minister of enlightenment and propaganda?
Joseph Goebbels
300
What flowers grow in Flanders Fields, according to the John McCrae poem?
Poppies
300
What car company make Acura?
Honda
300
Who said "The surface is fine and powdery"?
Neal Armstrong
300
What's the leading University in Paris?
The Sorbonne
400
What 1940 film satirized Hitler?
The Great Dictator
400
What U.S. President was assassinated in 1901?
William McKinley
400
Where did Gulliver find a race of tiny people?
Lilliput
400
What the highest possible score by throwing 3 darts?
180= Throwing triple 20's
400
What city had the first traffic light?
Cleveland
400
How many stripes are on Israel's flag?
Two
500
Who was the first rock star to perform in the Soviet Union in 1979?
Elton John
500
Who said "Give me Liberty or Give me Death"?
Patrick Henry
500
What game does the Queen of Hearts order Alice in Wonderland to play?
Croquet
500
In what city is Monopoly set?
Atlantic City
500
What's and infant eagle called?
Eaglet
500
What country has the most Coastline?
Canada
600
What actress starred in the original King Kong?
Fay Wray
600
How many Presidents were Lawyers?
27
600
What does a Bibliophile enjoy?
Books
600
What change did the NBA make in 1979?
Added the 3 point line
600
What's the worlds most common compound?
Water
600
What Texas city was named for James K Polk's Vice President?
Dallas
George M Dallas
700
Who was Tasmania's most famous swashbuckler?
Errol Flynn
700
What Israeli Prime Minister spent 2 years in a Russian Concentration Camp?
Menachem Begin
700
What's the name of Superman's dog?
Krypto
700
How many spaces are on a Monopoly Board?
40
700
What's heaven to fallen Norse Warriors?
Valhalla
700
What country was The Bridge of San Luis Rey in ?
Peru
800
What song written by Mildred and Patty Hill is sung more than any other song in history?
Happy Birthday
800
Who put you in the drivers seat?
Hertz
800
How many knights of the round table was there?
12
800
How would you get a score of 5-4 in an NFL game?
5 = Field Goal and a Safety
4 = Two Safety's
800
Who was Charles Rolls partner?
Sir Frederick Royce
800
What's the worlds largest Gulf?
The Gulf of America
900
What actress was "The Girl with the Curl?
Mary Pickford
900
Who hosted the show' The Twentieth Century"?
Walter Cronkite
900
Who was Sir Galahads father?
Sir Lancelot
900
What eye problem did Jack Nicklaus have?
Color Blindness
900
What were Broccoli and Cauliflower developed from?
Cabbage
900
Where are Graz and Linz?
Austria
1000
Who played the killer in Hitchcock's 'Rear Window"?
Raymond Burr
1000
What loss caused Richard Nixon to say: "You wont have Nixon to kick around anymore"?
The 1962 California Gubernatorial loss to Pat Brown
1000
Who wrote Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?
Robert Louis Stevenson
1000
What first occurred in Major League baseball on May 24th, 1935 in Cincinnati?
Night Baseball
1000
What was The Bridge of San Luis Rey made of?
Rope
1000
What 2 bodies of water does The Suez Canal connect?
The Red Sea and The Mediterranean Sea