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What kind of oil did "America's Oldest Filling Station" in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, fill stagecoach lamps with in 1821? 

Whale Oil

100

What Axis country surrendered six days after after Allies stormed its mainland?

Italy 

100

What machine is most often used in a lie detector test?

A polygraph 

100

Who is the "large green inner child" David Banner is said to be ruled by?

The Hulk 

100

What does the hopeful Latin phrase pacem in terris mean?

Peace on Earth 

200

What is the correct spelling of the Plains Indian abodes often misspelled "T-E-E-P-E-E"? 

T-I-P-I

200

What college gave Ban Franklin his first honorary degree in 1753, even though he had only two years of former schooling?

Harvard College 

200

What fossil fuel is currently the most abundant? 

Coal 

200

What 1960's star is the most popular film actress ever, according to top 10 lists kept by Quigley Publishing since 1933?

Doris Day 

200

How many inches square are U.S. passport photos?

Two // 2x2

300

What are well-fed Yeoman Warders of the Tower of London better known as?

Beefeaters 

300

What Russian statesman killed his son Ivan in a fit of rage in 1581?

Ivan the Terrible // Ivan 

300

What is the term for an adult male pig?

Boar 

300

What movie remake featured Robert De Niro with 37 tattoos, including one of his own?

Cape Fear 

300

What founding father did the U.S. Congress anem its Internet site after?

Thomas Jefferson 

400

What city's first subway line was called the Metropolitan, in 1862? 

London

400

What leader of Huns died from a nosebleed on his wedding night, in 453 A.D.? 

Attila 

400

How many of every ten insect species have yet to be identified? 3, 7, or 9?

9

400

What TV show had over 1,000 guests stars as "passengers" over nine seasons from 1977?

The Love Boat 

400

What oil outfit had 14,151 service stations, tops in the U.S., by 1992?

Texaco 

500

What library boats 600 miles of shelves?

The Library of Congress 

500

What archipelago lost an estimated one million of its citizens in the war against Japan from 1941 to 1945?

The Philippines 

500

What car model accounted for half the autos in the world in 1920?

Model T Ford 

500

What Shakespearean character is most often paired with Rosencrantz?

Guildenstern 

500

What's an ambulatory camisole better known as in mental hospitals?

A straight jacket 

600

Which U.S. state has made the most frequent use of lethal injections?

Texas 

600

What U.S. president officially recognized Israel?

Harry S Truman 

600

What is the deepest major root many deciduous trees use to tap into ground moisture? 

A taproot 

600

What is the subtitle of the second Ace Ventura movie?

When Nature Calls 

600

What item measuring 42" tall by 13" wide by 4" thick, does the U.S. government provide for free to veterans?

A headstone 

700

What holy place are followers of Islam duty-bound to visit at least once?

Mecca

700

Who was Israel's first native-born prime minister?

Yitzhak Rabin 

700

What four legged household animal was selected to test the first electric toothbrush?

a Dog 

700

How many of the 7 dwarfs have beards?

6

700

What four-letter word, starting with the letter F, did humorist Fran Lebowitz say was "an important part of a balanced diet"?

Food 

800

What did the U.S. Board on Geographic Names strip from Harpers Perry and Jamestown? 

Apostrophes 

800

What controversial drug guru booked passage for seven grams of his remains to be launched into space, just before dying in 1996?

Timothy Leary 

800

What were all the U.S. auto exhaust systems fitted with, starting in 1975?

Catalytic Converters 

800

Who had 149 singles on the Billboard Hot 100chart from 1956 to 1990?

Elvis Presley 

800

What brand of cookie do the pigs run for, in Swifty Swine Productions' Pig Races?

Oreo 

900

Which animals won the most military medals during World War II?

Pigeons 

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