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100
Which group had a hit with 'Cry Cry Cry'?
Johnny Cash
100
What is the state capital of New York?
Albany
100
How many stripes are on the American Flag?
13
100
American style hash browns are made of what?
Potato
100
Which aspiring rock and roll singer appeared on the Ed Sullivan show in 1956, but could only be shown from the waist up?
Elvis Presley
100
What do you call a score of zero in tennis?
Love
200
Which group released the song 'Stop In The Name Of Love' in 1965?
The Supremes
200
In which U.S. state is Niagara Falls located?
New York
200
Instead of being impeached for his part in the Watergate Scandal, this president resigned.
Nixon
200
A classic Banana Split dessert is topped with how many types of ice cream?
3
200
Who was Yogi Bear's sidekick?
Boo Boo
200
Which sport uses the term "double bogey"?
Golf
300
Which memorable singer of the 1940s had the song, “Unforgettable,” as his signature song?
Nat King Cole
300
What is the capital city of India?
New Delhi
300
What was the first representative assembly in America called?
The House of Burgesses
300
Pizza Margherita is a typical Neapolitan pizza made with tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, salt, extra-virgin olive oil, and what culinary herb?
Basil
300
Which 1961 movie, based on an adaptation of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", featured rival street gangs the Sharks and the Jets?
West Side Story
300
How many balls are in a single game of pool?
16 including the cue ball
400
Which smoky-voiced singer sang Too Young in 1951?
Nat King Cole
400
Where does the Colorado river flow through?
Grand Canyon
400
What event led to the United States entering World War II?
The bombing of Pearl Harbor
400
A round, solid (hole-less) doughnut with chocolate frosting and a pudding filling is named for the pie which it mightily resembles. This pie is the namesake of what American city?
Boston
400
Which band released the song 'Good Vibrations'?
The Beach Boys
400
What is the highest possible score you can achieve in a perfect game of bowling?
300 Points
500
What word fits the Frank Sinatra lyric, “Come ___ with me”?
fly
500
Which country shares the same peninsula as Portugal?
Spain
500
Who said: «You too, Brutus»?
Julius Caesar.
500
Poutine, a favorite dish of Quebec, has what sauce added atop French fries and cheese curds?
Gravy
500
Who released the song 'My Way' in 1969?
Frank Sinatra
500
Name the team
Chiefs
600
What was the name of Billy Haley's backing group?
The Comets
600
Which is the hottest continent on Earth?
Africa
600
Which U.S. president signed the Equal Pay Act, which mandated equal pay for equal work?
John F Kennedy
600
Corned Beef and cabbage is mostly eaten around what holiday in the United States?
St Patricks Day
600
Which country singer was killed in a plane crash in 1964?
Jim Reeves
600
What sport has defensive positions that are named “gully”, “silly mid-off”, and “deep mid wicket”?
Cricket
700
If you’re listening to an old version of “White Christmas,” then chances are, you are listening to this singer who became famous in the 1940s. Who was he?
Bing Crosby
700
Which city is also known as ‘The Eternal City’?
Rome
700
What was the name of the first successful English colony in North America, established in 1607?
Jamestown
700
The term for heating a liquid to just below boiling point is what?
Simmering
700
Which 1950s entertainment venues were known as "Passion Pits"?
Drive-Ins
700
What MLB player was known as the ‘Bambino’?
Babe Ruth
800
Louis Armstrong may be known for his gravelly singing voice, but what was his musical instrument?
Trumpet
800
Which country is known as the “Land of the Rising Sun”?
Japan
800
In which US city did Washington make the first State of the Union address?
New York
800
Which of the following is the name of a popular chocolate hazelnut spread?
Nutella
800
What network did 'I Love Lucy' debut on?
CBS
800
Which NFL quarterback has the most Super Bowl wins?
Tom Brady (7)
900
"We're gonna rock around the _____ tonight"
Clock
900
Which country is home to the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu?
Peru
900
Which territory did the United States purchase from France in 1803 under Thomas Jefferson’s presidency?
Minnesota
Louisiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Louisiana
900
What fast-food chain is known for its square-shaped burgers?
Wendys
900
1955: There's nothing like taking a trip to a "fantasy land" to raise your spirits. Which amusement park opened its gates in this year?
Disneyland
900
Which country is famous for inventing and popularizing the sport of cricket?
England
1000
Who had a top 10 hit in 1957 with 'Keep A Knockin'?
Little Richard
1000
What is the color that most frequently appears on the world’s flags?
Red
1000
Which US President issued the Emancipation Proclamation during the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln
1000
What is also known as Japanese horseradish?
Wasabi
1000
What famous cowboy of the 1950s was really named Leonard Slye?
Roy Rogers
1000
What numbers did Michael Jordan wear in the NBA?
23 and 45
1100
Fats Domino sang, “I found my thrill on” what location?
Blueberry Hill
1100
Which US state comes first alphabetically?
Alabama
1100
What is the national flower of USA?
Rose
1100
Feta is a type of which food?
Cheese
1100
What piece of women's clothing, named after a dog, became popular in the 1950s?
Poodle skirt
1100
Name the team
Bengals
1200
"Wild thing you make my heart ___"
Sing
1200
If you took a gondola ride along a canal, in which city would you be?
Venice
1200
Who is the longest serving US president?
FDR
1200
Gnocchi are small potato dumplings from which country?
Italy
1200
Which iconic movie starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman was released in 1942?
Casablanca
1200
Which country has won the most medals in the history of the Summer Olympics?
United States
1300
Jasper Cini was the real name of which 1950s star?
Al Martino
1300
Pisa is home to a famous tower. What is special about it?
It leans
1300
Which nation dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945?
United States
1300
Which country did the french fries originate from?
France
USA
UK
Belgium
Belgium
1300
Tony and Maria were the lead characters in what Broadway musical that premiered in 1957?
West Side Story
1300
What player was nicknamed "Mr. November"?
Derek Jeter
1400
Ranked number 69 on Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Artists of All Time list, who was often billed as "Mr. Excitement"?
a. Jackie Wilson
b. Little Willie John
c. Frankie Lymon
d. Chuck Willis
Jackie Wilson - Wilson recorded over 50 hit singles during his musical career.
1400
Where is the largest volcano on Earth located?
Hawaii
1400
Which member of the royal family became head of state in Great Britain in 1953?
Queen Elizabeth II
1400
Which is the only fruit with seeds on the outer skin?
Strawberries
1400
According to Guinness World Records, what's the best-selling book of all time?
The Bible
1400
What NFL team was originally called the ‘New York Titans’?
The New York Jets
1500
'Singin' in the Rain' was performed in the Gene Kelly film of the same name in which year?
1962
1952
1939
1950
1952
1500
Established on November 11, 1926 and stretching 2,448 miles across the United States, what famous highway is also known as the Will Rogers Memorial Highway?
Route 66
1500
What was the first US state admitted to the Union?
Delaware
1500
What country produces approximately 33% of the world’s wine in regions such as Burgundy and Champagne?
France
1500
Who was the lead actress in Pretty Women?
Julia Roberts
1500
How many dimples does an average golf ball have?
300-500