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This fruit has more genes than humans.
What is a banana?
This language has no word for "please".
What is Japanese?
"Say hello to my little friend!"
Who is Tony Montana? (Scarface)
What can you catch but not throw?
What is a cold?
In which country did the tradition of "trick-or-treating" as we know it today first become popular?
What is the United States?
There are more of these animals on Earth than there are stars in the Milky Way.
What are ants?
This animal's fingerprints are so similar to humans' that they've confused crime scene investigators.
What is a koala?
"I'm not superstitious, but I am a little stitious."
Who is Michael Scott? (The Office)
What can travel around the world while staying in the same spot?
What is a stamp?
In the U.S. this Halloween candy's original name was "Chicken Feed" because it was so cheap and popular.
What is candy corn?
This U.S. State is the only one with a one-syllable name.
What is Maine?
A group of flamingos is called this.
What is a flamboyance.
"You're gonna need a bigger boat."
Who is Chief Brody? (Jaws)
What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?
What is the letter"M"?
This herb, often associated with witches, was believed to ward off evil spirits and is still used in some Halloween rituals.
What is sage?
This common children's toy was originally invented as wallpaper cleaner.
What is Play-Doh?
In 1976, this country banned Scrabble for being a "waste of time."
What is Romania?
"You sit on a throne of lies."
Who is Buddy the Elf? (Elf)
What has one eye but cannot see?
What is a needle?
What was the original purpose of wearing costumes on Halloween?
What is protection from ghosts or evil spirits?
This planet rotates so slowly that a single day on it is longer than its year.
What is Venus?
Bananas are technically a type of this fruit, botanically speaking.
What is a berry.
"I'm a glass case of emotion."
Who is Ron Burgundy? (Anchorman)
What runs but never walks, has a bed but never sleeps?
What is a river?
This psychological phenomenon explains why people feel fear and excitment simultaneously while watching horror movies.
What is "benign masochism"?