Miscellaneous
What is the only animal that can't jump?
Elephant
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What is Dorothy's last name in the Wizard of Oz?
A) Gale
B) Smith
C) Dotson
A) Gale
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Who painted "The Scream"?
A) Edvard Munch
B) Vincent Van Gogh
C) Pablo Picasso
A) Edvard Munch
What year was Fenway Park built?
A) 1908
B) 1912
C) 1918
B) 1912
Who is Andy's neighbor in Toy Story?
Sid
How many digits of pi are there?
Infinite
A purple stripe on a Roman tunic was a sign of what?
A) Gender
B) Status
C) Wealth
B) Status
What ingredient does the word "sushi" refer to?
Rice
What three teams has LeBron James won NBA titles with?
Heat, Cavaliers, and Lakers
What were the first words that Mickey Mouse said?
A) Hot dog!
B) Howdy!
C) I'm Mickey!
A) Hot dog!
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The silhouette of which player is widely recognized as the inspiration behind the official NBA logo designed in 1969?
A) Michael Jordan
B) Magic Johnson
C) Jerry West
C) Jerry West
How many hours are there in one week?
A) 162
B) 168
C) 152
B) 168
How many US States begin with "New?"
Four
In what country was football invented?
United States
What year did Disneyland open?
A) 1955
B) 1958
C) 1961
A) 1955
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What kind of fish is Nemo?
Clownfish
What political party did George Washington belong to?
None
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Where was caesar salad invented?
A) Mexico
B) United States
C) Greece
A) Mexico
How many people are on the field in rugby?
A) 11 per team
B) 13 per team
C) 15 per team
C) 15 per team
What is the name of the toy store in Toy Story 2?
A) Superstore USA
B) Joe's Toy Shack
C) Al's Toy Barn
C) Al's Toy Barn
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What is the most consumed chocolate bar in the world?
Snickers
Where was Celtics legend Larry Bird from?
A) Boston, Mass.
B) French Lick, Indiana
C) Austin, Texas
Who was pictured on the first US Adhesive Stamp?
A) George Washington
B) John F. Kennedy
C) Benjamin Franklin
C) Ben Franklin
Who has the most home runs in MLB history?
A) Babe Ruth
B) Barry Bonds
C) Hank Aaron
B) Barry Bonds
What does Hakuna Matata mean?
No worries.