Famous Authors
I Know That Movie!
National Parks
Name That Game Show
Church History
100
Rodion Raskolnikov rationalizes the murder of an unscrupulous pawnbroker in this seminal Russian novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Crime and Punishment
100
In The Wizard of Oz, what does the Scarecrow want the Wizard to give him?
A brain.
100
Established in 1872, this expansive Wyoming-centered park famous for Old Faithful and deep thermal pools was America's very first national park.
Yellowstone National Park
100
Contestants spin a wheel and solve word puzzles on this long-running game show.
Wheel of Fortune
100
What three-in-one doctrine describes the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as the one God?
The Trinity
200
Before creating the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes, this British author worked as a ship's surgeon on an Arctic whaler.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
200
In Home Alone, what city is the McCallister family traveling to when they accidentally leave Kevin behind?
Paris
200
Located in Maine, this coastal preserve holds the title of the oldest U.S. national park located east of the Mississippi River.
Acadia National Park
200
On Jeopardy!, what is the name of the round played after the first round?
Double Jeopardy!
200
What event celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples in Acts 2?
Pentecost
300
This English author based the central debt plot of Little Dorrit on his own childhood trauma when his father was sent to Marshalsea Debtors' Prison.
Charles Dickens
300
In Titanic, what is the name of the artist who falls in love with Rose?
Jack Dawson
300
Protecting a massive subtropical wetland in Southern Florida, this national park is renowned for being the largest tropical wilderness area in the United States
Everglades National Park
300
What is the name of the longtime host who took over The Price Is Right in 2007?
Drew Carey
300
What Roman emperor issued the Edict of Milan with Licinius in AD 313, granting toleration to Christians?
Constantine
400
Though best known for The Picture of Dorian Gray, this Irish playwright spent two years in prison for "gross indecency" before dying in exile in Paris.
Oscar Wilde
400
In Top Gun, what is the call sign of Tom Cruise's fighter pilot character?
Maverick
400
Accessible only by boat or seaplane, this remote island park in Lake Superior contains no roads or wheeled vehicles, featuring pristine wilderness and an iconic, long-running wolf-and-moose predator study.
Isle Royale National Park
400
Who hosted the original American version of The Newlywed Game when it premiered in 1966?
Bob Eubanks
400
What Latin phrase, meaning “by faith alone,” became a central slogan of the Protestant Reformation?
sola fide
500
This French author spent nearly 30 years writing Les Misérables, drawing heavy inspiration from his real-life observations of the 1832 June Rebellion.
Victor Hugo
500
In The Princess Bride, what is the name of the six-fingered man Inigo Montoya seeks revenge against?
Count Rugen
500
Situated roughly 70 miles west of Key West, this remote marine park is anchored by 19th-century Fort Jefferson—the largest brick masonry structure in the Americas—and is reachable only by boat or seaplane.
Dry Tortugas National Park
500
What was the original title of Family Feud when it debuted in the United Kingdom?
Family Fortunes
500
What 451 church gathering affirmed that Jesus Christ is one person in two natures, fully divine and fully human?
Council of Chalcedon