General Trivia
In what country did the first Starbucks open outside of North America?
Japan
In which city did the famous film Lady Bird take place?
Sacramento (California)
What is the loudest animal on Earth?
The sperm whale
Which fruit is used to flavor the liqueur, Southern Comfort?
Peach
Somewhere between a coffee and a dessert, an 'affogato' contains espresso poured over what other ingredient?
Gelato
In what country did the first Starbucks open outside of North America?
Rebecca
What was the coffee shop named in the hit TV show Friends?
Central Perk
How many hearts does an octopus have?
Three
How is white sugar converted into brown sugar?
By adding molasses
The "Cutie" brand of produce primarily focuses on what miniature cousin of the orange?
Clementine
Originally, Amazon only sold what kind of product?
Books
What day is known as Star Wars Day?
May 4th (May the 4th be with you!)
While often confused with llamas, what breed of camel is used for fleece production while its cousin, the llama, is not?
Alpaca
What is the segment inside an orange called?
Carpel
Coffee was the first food to undergo what process for cold-temperature long-term preservation?
Freeze-dried
Which kind of bulbs were once exchanged as a form of currency?
Tulips
How many seasons of Wheel of Fortune did Pat Sajak host?
41 seasons
The largest living lizard can't breathe fire, but it does have a venomous bite that inhibits blood clotting. What creature is this?
Komodo dragon
What is considered to be the oldest vegetable?
Pea
What determines the color of an eggshell?
The breed of chicken
When did Facebook first launch?
2004
What was the first animated movie to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars?
Beauty and the Beast
What is the fastest fish in the ocean that can reach up to 68 MPH?
Sailfish
What British chocolate company produces creme-filled chocolate eggs known for simulating the texture and appearance of a soft-boiled chicken's egg?
Cadbury
"Peasant's cabbage" was an early term used for what cruciferous plant that spiked in popularity in the 2000s?
Kale