FOOD AND DRINK
Answer: Yogurt DD**
In which Olympic track and field event did Bob Beamon set a world record in 1968 that has only been improved upon once (by Mike Powell in 1991) since?
Answer: Long Jump DD**
Trivia Question: What element is a diamond composed of?
Answer: Carbon DD**
What plant can create a natural version of aspirin?
(Answer: Willow) DD**
The official national flags of Georgia, Bahrain, Monaco, Singapore and Turkey all share what two colors?
Answer: Red and white DD**
Answer: Hypothalamus
The orange-and-blue packaging of what Nestle candy bar proclaims that it is "crispety, crunchety, peanut-buttery?"
Answer: Butterfinger DD**
Answer: Babe Ruth
Trivia Question: What does a conchologist collect?
Answer: Seashells DD**
Which plant can regenerate its entire structure from just a small cutting?
(Answer: Spider Plant) DD**
In “Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade”, Jones discovers the Holy Grail inside Al-Khazneh, the famous 1st century sandstone temple and current trendy tourist attraction located in what city in Jordan?
Answer: Petra
Trivia Question: What are the gaps between nerve cells called?
Answer: Synapses extra 500
Also known as "bow ties" in English, the Italian for "butterfly" gives us the name of what F-word pasta?
Answer: Farfalle DD**
In which combat sport that takes space in a dohyo is salt traditionally used as part of a purification ritual before a match?
Answer: Sumo
Trivia Question: What is the sticky part of the pistil called?
Answer: Stigma DD**
(Answer: Morning Glory) DD**
. Ask C.S. Lewis! What sea is actually the world's largest lake, since it’s an inland body of water surrounded by Kazakhstan, Russia, Azerbaijan, Iran, and Turkmenistan?
Answer: Caspian
Answer: John F. Kennedy extra 400
Although also associated with the region of Galicia in Northwestern Spain, Caldeirada is a fish stew that is mainly synonymous with which European country?
Answer: Portugal
A historic sports announcement for Singapore was made in 2022, as the first UFC title match in the country’s history was organized, as Glover Texeira was set to take on Jiri Prochazka. UFC stands for ______ Fighting Championship. Fill in the one word “U” blank, a synonym of “final.”
Answer: Ultimate Fighting Championship
Trivia Question: What is the galaxy closest in light-years to the Milky Way Galaxy?
Answer: Andromeda
What plant can absorb heavy metals from the soil?
(Answer: Sunflower) DD**
Located on the south of Honshu and the northern shore of Osaka Bay, what K-word Japanese city gave its name to a type of beef and a famous Los Angeles Laker?
Answer: Kobe, Japan
"And this one belongs to the Reds" was the catchphrase of what sportscaster, who called Reds games from 1974 to 2019?
Answer: Marty Brennaman
What vegetable from the nightshade family is traditionally used as the basis for both moussaka and baba ghanoush?
Answer: Eggplant
What “D” word refers to the minimum depth of water a boat needs to float? The word can also be used to refer to the event when a pro sports league selects amateur players.
Answer: Draft
Trivia Question: What is the largest internal organ of the human body?
Answer: Liver
Which plant derived its name from the goddess of wisdom?
(Answer: Minerva’s Oak)
The Alpine region of Europe includes Austria, Italy, Liechtenstein, France, Germany, Monaco, Slovenia and what neutral country?
Answer: Switzerland
Trivia Question: What is the national dish of Spain?
Answer: Paella
"The truth is, we're not that dumb, and we're not that smart" was a quote from Donald Keough, the president of what drink manufacturer after conspiracies arose about a purposely inferior product the company had released to drive up demand for their original product?
Answer: Coca-Cola
What San Francisco sports team has a seal mascot appropriately named Lou Seal?
Answer: San Francisco Giants
Trivia Question: Where is the world’s most active volcano located?
Answer: Hawaii
A field that holds more than 500 million barrels of oil, such as Alaska's Prudhoe Bay, may be known by what animalistic nine-letter term?
Answer: Elephant
Which transcontinental country (Europe and Asia) spans 11 time zones?
Answer: Russia
Hosting football, hockey, and baseball (respectively), in what non-coastal US city will you find Nissan Stadium, Bridgestone Arena, and Hawkins Field?
Answer: Nashville