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Logos
Hard
100
Rice Krispies cereal has three mascots – what are their names?
Snap, Crackle, and Pop
100
Stephen King specializes in what genre of literature?
Horror
100
What term describes an ability to make food from sunlight
Photosynthesis
100
GoodYear Tires
100
What is the name given to a screwdriver with a four pointed pattern?
Phillips head
200
What food of the three bears did Goldilocks eat?
Porridge
200
In the opening credit sequence of the original 1960s TV series "Star Trek," space is described as "the final" what?
frontier
200
Which bird is, incorrectly, said to hide its head in the sand when in danger?
ostrich
200
Dreamworks
200
Relax, breathe, and tell me: a Japanese sect of Mahayana Buddhism shares what Z-word name with a state of calm attentiveness?
Zen
300
Which breakfast chain is known for its “Grand-Slam Meal”?
Denny’s
300
In 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' what did the seven dwarfs do for a job?
Miners
300
The largest species in the Felidae family has many varieties, most of which are named after their native lands such as Suamtran, Javan, Siberian, and Bengal. By what name do you and I know this species?
Tiger
300
Netflix
300
Many Japanese celebrate Christmas with a special meal from which USA fast food chain restaurant?
Kentucky Fried Chicken
400
What Is The Most Frequently Sold Item At Walmart?
Banana
400
What is the longest-running TV series?
The Simpsons
400
Which mammal has the longest gestation period?
Elephant
400
Warner Brothers
400
Famous for being in the freshly murdered grip of Wild Bill Hickok, a dead man's hand in poker is a pair of eights and a pair of what high cards?
Aces
500
What doctor type invented cotton candy?
A dentist.
500
Which major recording artist had the nickname of "the man in black"?
Johnny Cash
500
Why are the third molars called "wisdom teeth"?
Because they usually develop during early adulthood
500
Chiquita
500
A popular song by the Village People is the "YMCA", but what does YMCA stand for?
Young Men's Christian Association
600
Which fast-food chain has the most locations in the world?
Subway
600
A string quarter is traditionally composed for one cello, one viola, and two of which instrument?
Violin
600
This reptile has the ability to look in two different directions at once. What is it?
chameleon
600
Kellogg's
600
What fictional character is believed to be real by more than 25% of people
Sherlock Holmes
700
Chicagoan Jimmy Dewar worked as a manager at a Hostess factory when he created a banana cream pastry in 1930. During WWII when bananas were scarce, vanilla cream replaced the banana filling. What is this product?
Twinkies
700
Spinach consumption rose by over 33% in the USA in 1931. What is the main reason for this?
The release of the "Popeye" comic strip
700
Australian crocodile hunter Steve Irwin was famously killed by what type of animal?
Stingray
700
Clorox
700
Which foreign soldiers have protected the Pope since the 1500s?
The Swiss Guard
800
Which well known soft drink originally sold their brand in a "Hobble skirt" bottle?
Coca-Cola
800
Leo the Lion was the mascot for which film studio?
MGM
800
Bats can detect insects up to 18 feet away even during high speed pursuit. By what method does the bat accomplish this?
Echolocation
800
Bluetooth
800
Sometimes used to indicate weight, an octothorpe is also known as ....?
Number, Hash or Pound Sign
1000
North Carolina's Piedmont region has historically been known for the growth of what crop, with modern companies such as Phillip Morris, Reynolds American, and Lorillard still having a heavy presence within the state?
Tobacco
1000
What is the name for the genre of American roots music that developed in the 1940s in the US Appalachian region and derived its name from the band of Bill Monroe? Traditionally, this genre is only played on acoustic string instruments and has roots in traditional African-American blues and jazz.
Bluegrass
1000
The Iditarod is a dog sled race held in which US state?
Alaska
1000
American Express
1000
What would you be studying if you saw arches, whorls and loops?
Fingerprints