History
What nation has a spy/intelligence agency called MI 6?
Great Britain
What's the northernmost U.S. state capitol?
Juneau
The worlds largest tortoises are natives to what archipelago?
The Galapagos
What brothers nicknamed Dizzy and Daffy pitched for the St Louis Cardinals?
The Dean brothers
What Hitchcock movie has a famous scene involving a crop duster?
North by Northwest
Who was the winning General at Gettysburg?
George Meade
What state boasts the Duncan Tavern museum, a favorite Danial Boone watering hole?
Kentucky
What wading bird is the mascot of the Miami Hurricanes?
The Ibis
What team won the first Super Bowl?
The Green Bay Packers
A tune about what man's "body" was later used for the "Battle Hymn of the Republic"?
John Brown
What future showman was a rider for the Pony Express in 1860?
Buffalo Bill Cody
What country first claimed the Mississippi River in 1682?
France
If a taxidermist specialized in the "Lepidoptera" family, what kind of creatures would he be working with?
Butterflies and Moths
Who was the first non-American to win the Masters Golf Title?
Gary Player
What two planets does Frank Sinatra mention in his song "Fly Me to the Moon"?
Jupiter and Mars
By tradition, newly designed U.S. flags fly first over what national monument?
Fort McHenry
What is the meaning of the French "La Manche" as they look west toward England?
The English Channel
The "Ugly Duckling", from the Nursery Rhyme, is not really a duck, what kind of bird is it?
A Swan
What female athlete holds the most figure-skating titles?
Sonja Henie
What royal has appeared on more "People" magazine covers than any other person?
Princess Diana
What two kinds of judicial punishment are prohibited by the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution?
Cruel and Unusual
What sea separates Naples, Italy and Algiers?
The Mediterranean
What mammals are the whales' closest living relatives on land?
Hippo's
What heavyweight boxing champion was nicknamed "The Manassa Mauler"? Think JD
Jack Dempsey
In 1956 what American movie actress became the first to appear on a U.S. stamp?
Grace Kelly