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What is the closest star to Earth?
The sun
100
Which U.S. president signed the Equal Pay Act, which mandated equal pay for equal work?
John F. Kennedy
100
Which US state is "Almost Heaven"?
West Virginia
100
What is a shark's skeleton made of?
Cartilage
100
How many goonies were there?
Four
200
What is the explosion at the end of a star's life cycle called?
Supernova
200
Who served as Vice President under Ronald Reagan?
George H.W. Bush
200
What four US states start with the letter I?
Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa
200
A triangle with three equal sides is called a what?
Equilateral
200
What was the remake of "A Night to Remember"?
Titanic
300
What human organs are affected by glaucoma?
The eyes
300
What crop failure caused the Irish Famine?
Potatoes
300
In what decade did Washington, D.C become the capital of the U.S.?
1800
300
What animal lives in a lodge?
The Beaver
300
Who played the "Grinch"?
Jim Carey
400
What element are diamonds made of?
Carbon
400
Who was the first wife of King Henry VIII?
Catherine of Aragon
400
Which river runs through Paris?
Seine
400
What fruit was once called a Persian apple?
Peach
400
Where in "Stand by Me" were the town scenes filmed?
Brownsville, OR
500
What cooking fuel is produced by heating wood without oxygen?
Charcoal
500
Which former U.S. president is the only president to hold a patent?
Abraham Lincoln
500
What U.S. mountain range has a "road to nowhere"?
Great Smokey Mountains
500
What bird can swim but cannot fly?
The Penguin
500
Who did Eliza dance with art the ball?
Prince of Transylvania
600
The world's first successful vaccine was developed to treat which disease?
Smallpox
600
Who won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1906 for his work at ending the Russo-Japanese War?
Theodore Roosevelt
600
The underground lake, The Lost Sea, is located in which US state's Craighead Caverns?
Tennessee
600
What is the minimum speed for a Category 5 hurricane?
157 mph
600
Who played the first movie "Superman"?
Christopher Reeve
700
What shapes are used in a Venn diagram?
Circles
700
Who was the first person to break the sound barrier?
Chuck Yeager
700
Corsica is part of which European country?
France 
700
What is the oldest marathon race in the US?
Boston Marathon
700
Who was the voice of Shrek
Mike Myers
800
What is a plant with no internal system of tube like structures called?
Nonvascular Plant
800
Who was the first American astronaut to orbit the Earth, circling it three times in 1962?
John Glenn
800
What is the national flower of Wales?
Daffodil -- Wales made the selection because it represents optimism and is one of the first seasonal symbols of spring.
800
How many dots are there on a die?
21
800
In "Fantasia", what did the sorcerer's apprentice enchant?
A broom
900
What plant when ingested (in small quantities) can make the oil of your skin poisonous?
Oleander
900
Which US military awards were established during the Civil War?
The Navy and Marine Corps Medal of Honor
900
What was Belize known as until 1973?
British Honduras
900
What musical instrument is played to wake up soldiers?
Bugle
900
What water hazard is found in both "African Queen" and " Stand by Me"?
Leaches
1000
Which naturally occurring element is heaviest by atomic weight?
Uranium
1000
Which American revolutionary figure was a philosopher?
Thomas Paine, the patriot who penned the philosophical treatise "The Rights of Man" and the revolutionary pamphlet "Common Sense"
1000
Which country has a city nicknamed "The Waterfall Capital of the World"?
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada -- According to Smithsonian Magazine, Hamilton holds the record for the most waterfalls within one city's limits, with 156 separate falls.
1000
What is the name of Spain's famous cold soup made mostly from tomatoes?
Gazpacho
1000
What was the name of the travelling salesman that Dorothy met when first running away from home?
Professor Marvel