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100

Thor is son of which Norse god?

Odin

100

So generous! Pick one person to give points to if you win (you'll both get the points) - Yes, you have to pick someone!












What Hanna-Barbera cartoon character was always causing trouble for Ranger Smith?

Yogi Bear

100

How many carats is pure gold?

24

100

What disability did Thomas Edison have?

He was hearing impaired

100

According to traditional rules, what color of poker chip has the highest value?

Black

200

In addition to the other eleven gifts, what did my true love give o me on the twelfth day of Christmas?

Twelve drummers drumming

200

How many Oscars did the 1997 movie "Titanic" win?

11

200

What acid gives citrus fruits their distinctive sharp flavor?

Citric acid

200

Seesaw Down - Pick a player and they will go down the number of points for this question if you get it right.













What was Princess Diana's maiden name?

Spencer

200

Atomic Bomb! Pick one player to reset their score to zero if you get the answer right. If they are already at zero you can put them into the hole for the value of this question. Oh the humanity!!










What was Wayne Gretzky's jersey number during his professional hockey career?

99

300

Hamlet was the prince of which European kingdom?

Denmark

300

Who had a hit in 1996 with the song "Wannabe"?

Spice Girls

300

No pain no gain - you randomly lose 100 points!











Which fruit is called "halakahiki" in Hawaiian and has been grown in Hawaii since the early 1800's?

Pineapples

300

Who popularized the white wedding dress?

Queen Victoria

300

Where was the game Chinese Checkers originally produced?

Germany

400

How did Jay Gatsby make his money in "The Great Gatsby"?

Bootlegging

400

Who played the title role in the 1979 film "Mad Max"?

Mel Gibson

400

Atychiphobia is the fear of what?

Failure

400

Which city was the first ever to host the Olympic Games twice?

Paris

400
Which popular method of brewing coffee requires the beans to be ground to a powder?

Turkish

500

Well isn't this nice! - You gain a free 200 points regardless of whether you answer this correctly.











What was the middle name of composer Bach?

Sebastian

500

Each of the Gorillaz' first two albums has a song named in honor of what actor?

Clint Eastwood


500

What word for a part of the eye is also the name of the Greek Goddess of the Rainbow?

Iris

500

Which saint is said to have landed in Ireland in 432 AD?

St. Patrick

500

What is Canada's motto?

From Sea to Sea

600

According to the nursery rhyme, Winken, Blinken and Nod Sailed in a "what"?

Wooden shoe


600

How old was Sheldon Cooper when he earned his PhD?

He went on to earn himself a PhD at the young age of 16

600

Time for a steal - Pick one player to steal points from. If you get this question wrong you will have to give them all of your points. If you get it right you get their points.










In the computer world, what does the abbreviation RAM stand for?

Random Access Memory

600

What was Big Ben renamed to in 2012?

Elizabeth Tower

600

What were clocks missing before 1577?

Minute hands

700

Who were the models that posed for Grant Wood's famous painting, American Gothic?

His sister and his 62 year old dentist.

700

Point Match - If you are not ahead and you get this right you will be given enough points to ensure you are equal with whomever is in the lead. If you are in the lead you will get an additional 100 points.










In which country was Nicole Kidman born?

United States

700

What computer programming language is often referred to by coders as "Camel"?

Perl

700

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! Double the points for a correct answer











In which city was the first mobile phone call made?

New York City

700

What fruit oil is added to tea to create Earl Grey tea?

Bergamot

800

What was another name for the Dodie Smith's "The Hundred and One Dalmatians" novel?

The Great Dog Robbery

800

What music awards were founded in 1958?

The Grammy Awards

800

What gas makes up 96 percent of the atmosphere of Venus?

Carbon Dioxide

800

Who was the United States' first mass murderer?

Andrew Kehoe -- In a fit of rage over a lost election in 1927, he bombed a school, killing 38 children and 6 adults. He also murdered his wife and the local school board superintendent.

800

In a 6-string, ordinarily tuned guitar, what are the 6 open notes?

EADGBE

900

What year did Beethoven Finish composing Symphony No. 9?

1824

900

How many episodes of "The Beverly Hillbillies" were made?

274

900

Seesaw Up - You must pick one player. They will receive the value of these points if you get the question wrong. Isn't this fun!












How long is one Pluto year in Earth years?

248

900

Who was the second wife of King Henry VIII of England?

Anne Boleyn

900

Who is the world's largest tire manufacturer?

LEGO

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