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100

Alinea

What is a Restaurant 

100

Florida man arrested after throwing a live 3.5-foot ________ through a Wendy’s drive-thru window.

What is an alligator?

100

A group of friends spend nine hours walking across the country just to return a piece of stolen jewelry to an active volcano

What is The Lord of the Rings?

100

This Depression-era bank-robbing couple became folk legends across the central United States before their stolen Ford V8 was riddled with over 100 rounds by a law enforcement posse in Louisiana.

Who are Bonnie and Clyde

100

If you want to wear cowboy boots in Blythe, California, the law states you must already own at least this many cows.  

  • A) Two

  • B) Five

  • C) Ten

  • D) Twenty-five


A) Two

200

Xeljanz

What is a prescription drug

200

Florida man arrested at a toll booth after attempting to pay his toll using a small bag of

What is marijuana (or weed)?

200

An immigrant orphan falls in love with a corpse, beats up a teenage boy in an alley, and steals millions from local mobsters with the help of a psychotic clown

What is The Dark Knight?

200

Between 1974 and 1978, this charming law student kidnapped and murdered dozens of young women across multiple states, famously escaping from custody twice in Colorado before his final arrest in Florida.

Who is Ted Bundy


200

A local ordinance in South Bend, Indiana, made headlines when an animal was convicted and fined $25 for this illegal act.  

  • A) A dog driving a tractor

  • B) A parrot swearing at a police officer

  • C) A cat running loose without a taillight

  • D) A monkey smoking a cigarette




D) A monkey smoking a cigarette

300

Jardiance

What is a prescription drug?

300

Florida man crashes car into a brick wall of a strip mall, telling police he was attempting to ________.

Answer: What is time travel?

300

An unlicensed group of exterminators weaponize unregulated nuclear reactors inside a high-density metropolitan area to evict a giant marshmallow man.

What is Ghostbusters?

300

Operating in Northern California during the late 1960s, this still-unidentified killer taunted police and newspapers by sending cryptic cryptograms and ciphers signed with a crossed-circle symbol.

Who is the Zodiac Killer

300

In Tulsa, Oklahoma, it is against the law to open a bottle of soda without the supervision of this specific professional.  

  • A) A registered physician

  • B) A licensed engineer

  • C) A certified plumber

  • D) A sworn police officer



B) A licensed engineer

400

Disfrutar

What is a restaurant

400

Florida man calls 911 to ask dispatchers to test his ________ to make sure it isn’t fake.


Answer: What is methamphetamine (or meth)?

400

An angry widower goes on an international, body-count-heavy rampage across New York City just because a Russian teenager didn't respect his choice of pet or muscle car.

What is John Wick?


400

In 1971, this skyjacker leaped into freezing rain clouds out of the aft stairs of a Boeing 727 with $200,000 in cash, vanishing forever into the Pacific Northwest wilderness.

Who is D.B Cooper

400

If you leave this large mammal tied to a parking meter in Florida, state law requires you to pay the parking fee just like an automobile.  

  • A) Camel

  • B) Elephant

  • C) Giraffe

  • D) Mule




B) Elephant

500

Geranium

What is a restaurant?

500

Florida man arrested for domestic battery after striking his girlfriend in the face with an airborne ________.

Answer: What is a burrito?

500

A young woman is stalked by a centuries-old corpse who sparkles in direct sunlight and watches her sleep through an open window without her consent.

What is Twilight?

500

Terrorizing London's Whitechapel district in the autumn of 1888, this unidentified predator was named after a taunting letter sent to the Central News Agency written in red ink.

Who is Jack The Ripper

500

In Washington D.C., you are guilty of breaking a local law if you post a public notice labeling someone with this specific insult for refusing a duel.  

  • A) "Scoundrel"

  • B) "Coward"

  • C) "Traitor"

  • D) "Chicken"



 B) "Coward"