On the TV Screen
What popular movie musical, directed by John Huston, was released in 1982?
"Annie"
Who hold the records for the most points scored by an individual player in a single NBA game?
Wilt Chamberlin (100 Points)
What is the process by which plants convert sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into oxygen and energy?
Photosynthesis
Which pioneer of rock and roll recorded timeless hits like "Johnny B. Goode", Maybellene", and "Roll Over Beethoven"?
Chuck Berry
In civil law, what is the term for a civil wrong that causes harm or loss, resulting in legal liability?
A tort
In 1976, who was the first woman to become a national network news co-anchor?
Barbara Walters
Which legendary multi-sport athlete swept four gold medals in the 1935 Big Ten Championships in a single hour for Ohio State before going on to win four medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics?
Jesse Owens
What is the name of the largest living individual tree on Earth?
General Sherman - (Sequoia Tree in California)
What record company dominated the 1960s pop charts with acts like The Supremes, The Temptations, and Stevie Wonder?
Motown
Which founding father successfully defended the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre of 1770?
John Adams
What western movie earned Gene Hackman his second acting Oscar?
Unforgiven
What nation has won the most FIFIA World Cup titles in men's soccer history?
Brazil (5)
Which fast-growing grass holds the Guinness World Record as the fastest-growing plant on Earth, capable of growing over 3 feet in a single day?
Bamboo
Which rock group released the groundbreaking, critically acclaimed album Pet Sounds in 1966
The Beach Boys
Which U.S state is the only one whose legal system is rooted in the French Napoleonic Code rather than English Common Law?
Louisiana
What 1994 film won the Academy Award for Best Picture despite Pulp Fictions and Shawshank Redemption being nominated in the same category?
Forrest Gump
Who holds the record for the lowest total score relative to par in single Men's Major Championship victory?
Jason Day (-20)
Which indoor plant, known for its distinct holey leaves, gets its common name from the Latin word for "monstrous" or "abnormal"?
Monstera Delicious (Swiss Cheese Plant)
Which iconic live country music radio show is the longest-running radio broadcast in U.S history?
The Grand Ole Opry
In Georgia, what Southern food is technically required by a lighthearted 1961 law to be eaten strictly using fingers, not a fork?
Fried chicken
The series finale of M*A*S*H aired in 1983 and became the most watched television episode in U.S history. What was the title of the episode?
"Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen"
What famous rivalry game between Army and Navy traditionally features the song of both school's alma maters at the end, leading to the famous phrase for the winner?
Sing Second
Which nightshade family fruit was historically nicknamed the "poison apple" in Europe because aristocrats got sick after eating off lead pewter plates?
Tomato
After a tragic plane crash, taking the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper, this iconic phrase was later coined for this day in Don McLean's song "American Pie"
"The Day Music Died"
In Switzerland, what noise-control law prevents apartment dwellers from performing a specific bathroom chore after 10:00PM?
Flushing the toilet