Fast Food!
What is often considered the First Ever Fast Food Restaurant?
White Castle founded in 1921 MCdonalds was in the 1940s
What is the hardest known natural material?
Diamonds
Who is the Singer behind the song Thriller?
Michael Jackson
What is the most popular sport in the world
Football(Soccer) at 3.5-4 billion fans
What was the famous phrase that Marie Antoinette said, when told that the people were starving and out of bread
"Let them eat cake" translated from the french Qu'ils mangent de la biroche"
this would later lead to the french revolution
How Many Herbs and spices does KFC Claim to have in their Chicken Secret Recipe?
11 Herbs and Spices Rumour has it it is the following Salt,Thyme,Bsail Oregano, Celery Salt , Black Pepper, Dried Mustard, Paprika Garlic Salt, Ground Ginger, White Pepper
After Water, What is the most Consumed Drink in the world?
Tea
What Song was the Debut song for Britney Spears?
Baby One More Time
In what game is “love” a score?
Tennis
Which Country has the oldest recorded history of ice cream or iced like desert in history.
China (11st century BCE-Tang Dynasty) they elites ate milk and rice mixtures frozen in snow and frozen milk desserts using buffalo milk, flour and camphor, cooled in ice
What city and province was Mary Brown's Chicken Originally founded in?
Mary Brown's Chicken opened in St. John’s, Newfoundland, in 1969. [1, 2]
Made famous by the novels of L.M. Montgomery, Green Gables House is a tourist attraction in what Canadian province?
Gone With the Wind (3h 58m)
What is the only country to have played in every single soccer World Cup?
Brazil
Mongolian Empire at 9.27 Million Square Miles
(Largest overall Empire) is British at 13.7/14.2 Square Miles)
What was supposed to be the original name for "Harvey's " burger chain in canada ?
The founders originally planned to name the chain "Humphrey's". They changed it to Harvey's by chance after the "John Harvey Motors" car dealership on Danforth Avenue in Toronto closed in 1959 and the sign became available to repurpose
What was the original Only product that Amazon sold?
Books
What was the name of The Beatles' debut album?
Please Please Me
What is the national sport of Japan?
Sumo Wrestling
Which King is considered the Richest In History
Mansa Musa (14th Century rule of Mali Empire in West Africa (nicknamed the Gold King, Produced More than Half of the world's Gold at the time, which all belonged o him)
What city was the first Tim Hortons ever opened in and what is One of the their first ever donuts sold in the store?
Bonus 100 points what country consumes the most donuts in the world?
In Hamilton, Ontario in 1964,
First ever set only had 2 Donuts Apple Fritter and Dutchie
Fun Fact the original price for a dozen donuts was $0.69 and coffee was $0.25
Bonus: Canada at 1 billion donuts annually and Japan is in 2nd place
What was the original purpose of the tiny pocket in jeans?
To store pocket watches
For the Oscar Winning Film "The Departed" what was the name of the Hong Kong Movie it was Based on?
Infernal Affairs
What do the rings in the Olympics represent?
The continents of the world The colors—blue, yellow, black, green, and red against a white background—were chosen because at least one of these colors appeared on every single national flag in the world when the flag was created in 1914.
What are the 4 oldest Civilizations in the world widely credited as the "cradle of Civilization" by historians.
Bonus Points of 100 if you can answer What is the Oldest Continuous civilization in history
1)Mesopotamia: Often considered the very first civilization, beginning around 4000–3500 BCE.
2)Ancient Egypt: Emerging around 3100 BCE along the fertile banks of the Nile River.
3)Indus Valley Civilization : Flourishing around 3300 BCE in what is now modern-day Pakistan and northwest India.
4)China: Beginning around 2000 BCE in the Yellow River Basin (though some Neolithic cultures date back to 3000 BCE
Bonus : China is widely recognized by historians as the world’s longest continuous civilization, with a history spanning over (3,500) to (5,000) years.