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100
What record-setting quarterback was the NFL's 82nd draft pick in 1979?
Joe Montana
100
What president was formerly U.S. ambassador to the U.N. and head of the CIA?
George Bush
100
How many nostrils does an elephants trunk have?
Two 
100
This candy bar has shredded coconut topped with whole almonds and is covered in chocolate.
Almond Joy
100
What day of the week do most non-fatal U.S. traffic accidents occur?
Friday
200
What three states are readily accessible from a border town called Kenova?
Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia
200
What's the top-grossing U.S. retail chain owned by one family?
Wal-Mart
200
What did herbivorous dinosaurs feed on?
Plants
200
Used by soldiers during World War II as a ration staple, this candy offers a chewy chocolate experience.
Tootsie Roll 
200
What modern-day movie treat was used by the Incas to decorate bodies for burial?
Popcorn
300
What city did environmental writer Edward Abbey call "the blob of Arizona"?
Phoenix
300
Who greeted Sonny Bono's election to Congress by saying: "Politicians are one step below used-car salesman"?
Cher
300
What color are many casinos decorated in to make patrons less aware of passing time?
Red
300
An American dark chocolate peppermint treat resembling a small hockey puck, introduced in 1940.
Peppermint Patty
300
What's the simple saw guide carpenters use to cut angles?
A miter box
400
What drink do Mexicans traditionally offer to deceased relatives on the Day of the Dead?
Tequila 
400
What empires end resulted in the creation of Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Transjordan and Palestine?
The Ottoman Empire
400
What is the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit if it is 37.8 degrees Celsius?
100 Degrees Fahrenheit
400
A candy introduced in the late 19th century made out of chalky sugar, bubblegum or chocolate, wrapped in paper and packaged and branded in a way that resembles a bad habit.
Candy Cigarettes 
400
What does he Pentagon use 666 rolls of every day?
Toilet Paper
500
What's the second letter in the Greek alphabet?
Beta
500
What was the most prevalent tank in World War II?
The Sherman Tank
500
What does USFDA mean to butchers?
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
500
Introduced in 1941, these colorful chocolate candies have a hard shell that keeps the chocolate from melting in hot weather.
M&MS
500
What company sloganized: "Nothin' says lovin' like somethin' from the oven"?
Pillsbury
600
What singers February 6 birthdate is a national holiday in Jamaica?
Bob Marley's 
600
What 1992 event has been called the "costliest natural disaster in U.S. history"?
Hurricane Andrew
600
What word describes the physical components of a computer?
Hardware
600
Consisting of a layer of roasted peanuts surrounded by a solid caramel core, when you cash a check you will want to celebrate with this decadent treat.
PayDay Candy Bar
600
What credit card claims in TV ads, "It's everywhere you want to be"?
Visa
700
What foreign language do Norwegians study for seven years, beginning in the second grade?
English
700
What country was compromised by the Munich Pact, signed in 1938?
Czechoslovakia
700
What P-word is defined as inert substance administered instead of a drug?
Placebo
700
Awesomely chewy, sweet and filled with the spicy taste of cinnamon. Rather than kissing, you will be chewing.
Allan Hot Lips // Hot Lips
700
What branch of biology deals with the nature of aging?
Gerontology
800
What country planted sugar cane in Martinique in 1654?
France
800
What was the largest number of living ex-presidents at one time?
5
800
What living organism can be 30 times the size of a blue whale?
A Sequoia
800
First introduced in 1940, this candy came in flavors of Cherry, Lemon, Lime, Orange, and Strawberry. Resembling the shape of a pill.
Mike and Ike
800
What two-word Latin term means: "Let the buyer beware"?
Caveat emptor
900
What country has the most lakes in the world?
Canada. 879,800 lakes in total. 