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100

What large city in the southern United States is one of the important settings of the 1939 mega-film 'Gone with the Wind'?

 Houston

 Atlanta

 Montgomery

 Memphis

Answer: Atlanta

100

How many of the 50 United States begin with the letter "M"?

 Five

 Seven

 Eight

 Six

Answer: Eight

100

On what mountain did Noah's Ark come to rest at after the flood?

 Carmel

 Hermon

 Ararat

 Moriah

Answer: Ararat

100

On December 27, 1903, 600 people died in a theatre fire. What theatre was this?

 Marcus Theatre

 Chicago Theatre

 Iroquois Theatre

 Manhattan Theatre

Answer: Iroquois Theatre

100

 The vanilla cream filling wasn't the original flavour of Twinkies. What was the original flavour?

 chocolate

 banana

 strawberry

 butterscotch

Answer: banana

200

Which of these great actresses was not part of the cast of 'The Women', an all-star comedy from 1939?

 Rosalind Russell

 Joan Crawford

 Bette Davis

 Norma Shearer

Answer: Bette Davis

200

This state's bird is the cardinal. Its flower is the dogwood. Its tree is the pine. James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson were born here. What state is it?

 Georgia

 Oklahoma

 Missouri

 North Carolina

Answer: North Carolina

200

What was Belteshazzar's other name?

 Hananiah

 Azariah

 Mishael

 Daniel

Answer: Daniel

200

On December 10, 1898, the U.S and Spain signed the Treaty of Paris which ended which war?

 War of 1812

 French-Indian War

 Spanish-American War

 Civil War

Answer: Spanish-American War

200

Ketchup was originally sold as what?

 medicine

 dye

 paint

 ink

Answer: medicine

300

What type of animal is hunted in the thrilling 1932 film 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

 Human beings

 Gorillas

 Snakes

 Tigers

Answer: Human beings

300

This state's motto is "Eureka". The lowest point in the United States is in this state.

 Texas

 California

 Alaska

 Montana

Answer: California

300

What was Andrew's profession before following Jesus?

 fisherman

 tent maker

 shepherd

 tax collector

Answer: fisherman

300

 Benjamin Franklin did more than discover electricity. What else was he?

 inventor

 statesman

 all of these

 printer

Answer: all of these

300

Oddly, the British singer Harry Styles has four what?

 nipples

 nationalities

 siblings

 given names

Answer: nipples

400

Where does the Joad family move to find itself a new life in the touching 1940 film 'The Grapes of Wrath', masterfully put together by director John Ford?

 New York

 Michigan

 Washington

 California

Answer: California

400

How many of the 50 United States have two-word names, commonly speaking?

 Five

 Eight

 Ten

 Seven

Answer: Ten

400

What was Andrew's profession before following Jesus?

 fisherman

 tent maker

 shepherd

 tax collector

Answer: Nineveh

400

 Who was John Marshall?

 Chief Justice of the Marbury vs. Madison case

 Milkman

 Chief Justice of Brown vs.. Board Of Education case

 Actor

Answer: Chief Justice of the Marbury vs. Madison case

400

We all know that the Eiffel Tower is in Paris, but which city did Gustave Eiffel originally submit the plans to?

 Barcelona

 Rome

 London

 Berlin

Answer: Barcelona

500

(1958) A very eccentric aunt raises her orphaned nephew in an atmosphere of wacky opulence, with strange characters and odd decor constantly entering and exiting their lives.

What film is described above?

 My Favorite Year

 The Heiress

 You Can't Take it with You

 Auntie Mame

Answer: Auntie Mame

500

This state has the only state flag with a picture of a president. Nicknamed "The Evergreen State", its state tree is the Western Hemlock.

 Pennsylvania

 Washington

 Oregon

 South Dakota

Answer: Washington

500

Which group of people did the giant Goliath come from?

 Canaanites

 Philistines

 Saddusees

 Philippians

Answer: Philistines

500

Who was Thomas Paine?

 a poet

 a freedom writer who wrote "Common Sense"

 one of the Supreme Court judges

 a member of the Senate

Answer: a freedom writer who wrote "Common Sense"

500

In Canada, in order to enter sweepstakes what must people do?

 volunteer at an animal shelter

 recite 'O Canada'

 answer a skill testing question

 write 'sorry' on the application


Answer: answer a skill testing question

600

Though Marlon Brando is best known for roles such as Don Corleone from 'The Godfather' and Stanley Kowalski from 'A Streetcar Named Desire', he appeared in many other exciting films. In what 1953 film does he appear as a tough guy biker?Hint

 Rebel Without a Cause

 The Wild One

 The Big Heat

 The Snake Pit

Answer: The Wild One

600

The cactus wren is this state's bird. Nicknamed "The Grand Canyon State", it was admitted to statehood on February 14th, 1912.

 California

 Arizona

 Nevada

 New Mexico

Answer: Arizona

600

Who was Moses' sister?

 Leah

 Rebekah

 Miriam

 Sarah

Answer: Miriam

600

Who was Thaddeus Kosciuszko?

 Author

 Strike Force Officer

 Poet

 General

Answer: General

600

Of the 50,000+ species of mushrooms, there are 70+ that can do what 'bright' activity?

 glow in the dark

 move independently

 think collectively

 bloom

Answer: glow in the dark

700

The three lead actors from the 1935 film 'Mutiny on the Bounty' were all nominated for Best Actor Oscars. Which of these was not one of them?

 Clark Gable

 Charles Laughton

 Franchot Tone

 Spencer Tracy

Answer: Spencer Tracy

700

Alphabetically, what is the last of the 50 states?

Answer:  (One word)

Answer: Wyoming

700

How many male siblings did Joseph have?

 12

 10

 11

 9

Answer: 11

700

Which of these American singers did NOT write or sing 1960s civil rights or anti-war songs?

 Joan Baez

 Phil Ochs

 Bob Dylan

 Brian Wilson

Answer: Brian Wilson

700

What was unusual about the honorary mayor of Talkeetna, Alaska, until 2017?

 she was a quadriplegic

 she was illiterate

 he was a cat

 he was not American

Answer: he was a cat

800

What is the nationality of the character Manuel, played brilliantly by Spencer Tracy in the 1937 film 'Captains Courageous'?

 Italian

 Portuguese

 Spanish

 Mexican

Answer: Portuguese

800

On this state's flag, within the picture of the state seal are thirty-four stars representing the order of statehood. The sunflower is the state flower and the state song is "Home On the Range".

 Texas

 Oklahoma

 Kansas

 Missouri

Answer: Kansas

800

How many outer doors were on Noah's Ark?

 4

 2

 1

 3

Answer: 1

800

What was the battle or war of "Chipyong-ni" also known as?

 World War II

 Battle of Bunker hill

 The Korean War

 Battle of Bull Run


Answer: The Korean War

800

In WW2, a US naval destroyer apparently won a battle against a Japanese submarine by throwing what at them?

 tin cans

 shampoo bottles

 potatoes

 rocks

Answer: potatoes

900

What is the first name of the character played by the terribly underrated British actress Deborah Kerr in the 1956 film musical 'The King and I'?


 Terry

 Samantha

 Betty

 Anna

Answer: Anna

900

Presidents Eisenhower and L.B. Johnson were born in this state. The state became the 28th state of the Union in 1845.

 Pennsylvania

 Rhode Island

 Texas

 Illinois

Answer: Texas

900

Whose clothes were made of camel hair?

 Jesus

 John the Baptist

 David

 Adam

Answer: John the Baptist

900

Who is Jerry Seinfeld?

 World War II General

 Sports Writer

 Scientist

 Comedian

Answer: Comedian

900

What happened in Mexico City on September 19 in 1985, 2017, and 2022?

 hurricanes

 floods

 avalanches

 earthquakes


Answer: earthquakes

1000

In what 1945 film did the lovely Gene Tierney play a very jealous (and insane) woman who marries an author, and attempts to push everyone else out of his life, sometimes to deadly consequences?

 Leave Her to Heaven

 The Razor's Edge

 The Possessed

 Whirlpool

Answer: Leave Her to Heaven

1000

Directly bordering six other states, the motto of this state is "Esto perpetua", meaning "It is Forever". The western white pine is its state tree.

 Idaho

 Missouri

 Wyoming

 Colorado

Answer: Idaho

1000

Which king put Daniel in the lions' den?

 Nebuchadnezzar

 Herod

 Darius

 Xerxes

Answer: Darius

1000

Samuel Colt patented his famous invention. What was it?

 Screen protectors

 Wine glass

 Revolver

 Mouse trap

Answer: Revolver

1000

Which is the world's oldest currency that is still in use today?

 the Chinese yuan

 the Turkish lira

 the British pound

 the Japanese yen

Answer: the British pound