Afl
An over-the-head kick, also known as a "bicycle kick" was popularized by which Brazilian soccer player?
Pele
From which movie is the phrase "Po, you're alive! Or are we both dead..."?
Kung Fu Panda
Where do aperol Spritz originate from?
What annual music festival is held in Indio, California, and is known for its celebrity attendees and fashion?
Coachella
Which serial killer enjoyed dressing up as a clown and working charity events?
John Wayne Gacy
Who won the 1998 Premiership?
Adelaide Crows
Which five heroes from a TV series team up to form the Megazord to defeat the evil Rita Fuzz?
Power Rangers
What is the highest mountain in Africa
Mount Kilimanjaro
Which genre blends elements of rock and roll with doo-wop and rhythm and blues?
Serial killer Ted Bundy once worked at which organization?
A suicide prevention hotline
In 2003 the Brownlow Medal was won by three separate people, Nathan Buckley, Mark Riccuto, and a player from which team?
Sydney Swans
Who were the five members of the Breakfast Club?
John Bender (Judd Nelson), Andrew “Andy” Clark (Emilio Estevez), Claire Standish (Molly Ringwald), Allison Reynolds (Ally Sheedy) and Brian Johnson (Anthony Michael Hall)
What musical takes place in the land of Oz and contains the songs "I'm Not That Girl," "Wonderful," and "March of the Witch Hunters"?
Wicked
Which band sang the lyrics “We come from the land of the ice and snow, from the midnight sun where the hot springs flow” in their “Immigrant Song?”
Led Zeppelin
How many people have been named as Jack the Ripper suspects?
100
In 1977, Australian playwright David Williamson wrote a play called 'The Club'. Which football club was it based on?
Collingwood
Which actress plays Ferris Bueller’s sister in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off?
Jennifer Grey played Jeanie Bueller. She also starred in Dirty Dancing with Patrick Swayze, another iconic '80s film
What family is the ferret a part of?
Ferrets are part of the mustelid family, along with badgers and otters.
Which decade saw the Beatles score hits with songs like “She Loves You,” “Can’t Buy Me Love,” and “Hey Jude?”
1960s
Which US President was assassinated in 1865 by John Wilkes Booth?
Abraham Lincoln
Which AFL footballer once legally changed his name for one week, for a sponsor's promotion?
Gary Hocking
Name a film that was nominated for Best Song at the Oscars and Worst Song at the Razzies, where both nominations were for the same song.
Con Air for "How Do I Live Without You"
How long was fourscore and seven years ago?
87 years
A "score" is 20 years.
Which Beatle worked on a James Bond theme song?
Paul McCartney
Name the serial killer responsible for murdering at least seven backpackers in the Belanglo State Forest in New South Wales.
Ivan Milat