80s Music
Movie and TV star Bruce Willis became a one-hit wonder with what hit song?
Respect Yourself
What is the name of Dorothy’s dog from “The Wizard of Oz”?
Toto
Which country has the longest coastline in the world?
Canada
Introduced in 1962, Sonny the Cuckoo Bird is the mascot for what chocolaty General Mills cereal brand?
Cocoa Puffs
How many states border North Dakota?
Montana, South Dakota and Minnesota.
Which song spent the most weeks at number one and became the most successful song on the Billboard in the 1980s?
Physical
What breed of dog is considered the overall largest dog?
What is the only country in the world to be ruled by an Emperor?
Japan
What is the common name for the bird that can’t fly but does lay the largest egg of any living bird species?
Ostrich
Agriculture is North Dakota's primary industry. What is its principal crop?
Wheat
It's such a shame our friendship had to end' is from which Prince song?
Purple Rain
What breed of dog is used as a piece in the popular board game Monopoly?
Scottish Terrier
Which river formed the Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA?
Colorado
Like many other birds, the feathers on an owl’s body replace themselves about once a year. What’s the name of the process?
Molting
What river creates the boundary between North Dakota and Minnesota, while also flowing north?
Can you hear me calling, Out your name' is from which song by Fleetwood Mac?
Everywhere
What part of the body does a dog sweat from?
Paws
What is the smallest Country in the world by landmass?
Vatican City
The smallest of Africa's waterfowl species, the African pygmy goose is native to what country that also has many lemur species?
Madagascar
What flower does North Dakota grow more of than any other state?
Sunflower
What band sang the hit song 'Jump'?
Van Halen
What is the most popular command that owners teach their dogs?
Sit
In which Country are Cows seen as sacred?
India
According to Japanese legends, folding one thousand origami versions of what bird will grant an individual a wish from the gods?
crane
Which US President is most associated with North Dakota, which is why North Dakota's only National Park is named after him?
Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt