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100

What U.S. President asked to be buried with a copy of the constitution under his head?

Andrew Johnson- his specific instructions were to wrap him in the American flag and place a copy of the Constitution under his head. 

100

A barber in India uses what unusual, and dangerous, item to cut hair? 

Fire- he has been doing it for 30 years!

100

How many known species of insects are just in the U.S.?

91,000. There is an estimated 73,000 unknown species!

100

The world's oldest slice of cake was found in 1913, preserved in a mold. How old is it? 

4,000 years

100

If you give something up for Lent, how many days are you going without?

40 days

100

The average lifespan of a goldfish is 10 years; What is the record for the oldest goldfish to date? 

43 years old

200

Industry Kitchen in New York held the record (until 2025) of the most expensive pizza- what was the price? 

$2,700- The pizza, which you have to order two days in advance, is topped with 24 karat gold leaves, Stilton blue cheese, Hudson Valley foie gras, Platinum Osetra caviar, French Périgord truffle and Almas caviar, which is optional for an extra $700. 

200

What is the average "lifespan" of an MLB baseball? 

7 pitches (or about a week)- once it hits the dirt, a new ball is put in game, and the old ball is either used in practice or sent to the minor league. 

200

What is the only continent that has no active volcanoes?

Australia

200

"Upon the long river" is the English translation of the name of which US state?

Connecticut

200

What is Scrooge's first name?

Ebenezer

200

What was Marilyn Monroe’s natural hair color?

Brunette

300

During WWII, some women in Allied countries wore what as a sign of defiance to Hitler? 

Red lipstick- it was rumored he hated the color, so women would wear it purposely. 

300

 What color are you not supposed to after before Labor Day?

White

300

Ireland's River Shannon flows into which ocean?

Atlantic Ocean

300

What English queen made black teeth a trend? 

Queen Elizabeth I. She had a sweet tooth, but unfortunately, all the years of eating sugary treats caused her teeth to turn black. Since the monarch was a major influencer of her time, other women decided to black out their teeth to copy their queen’s smile.

300

What did ancient Egyptians use as pillows?

Stone (ouch!)

300

In what U.S. state can you get your marriage annulled if it was a "joke"?

Delaware- both parties must agree it was a joke, and you have to file for annulment within 90 days. 

400

What color was Judy Garland's hair supposed to be when she played Dorothy in 'The Wizard of Oz'?

Blonde- MGM production staff put Garland in a long blonde wig and heavier makeup, temporary director nixed the idea, believing she looked too artificial and sophisticated to be a rural farm girl. 

400

What organ did Aristotle believe the seat of intelligence was?

The heart

400

In 2004, an orchestra was founded made up of what vintage typing instrument? 

Typewriters! They are fittingly known as The Boston Typewriter Orchestra 

400

What U.S. president's library boasts a 3-ton chunk of the Berlin Wall?

The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library

400

What is the least populated U.S. state?

Wyoming

400

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. received his Ph.D. from which school?

Boston University

500

In Congo, the bride and groom are not supposed to do what during their wedding? 

Smile: weddings are considered "serious" and if you smile, you're not taking the commitment seriously. 

500

Campbell's soup was introduced in 1897, what was their first flavor? 

Tomato soup 

500

What five countries formed Colonies that would later become part of the United States territory?

England, Spain, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden

500

Which country is home to the world's longest roller coaster?

Japan-The Steel Dragon 2000 is 1.54 miles long, and it climbs up to speeds of 95 miles per hour and features a 307-foot drop.

500

What US city was destroyed by an earthquake in 1906?

San Francisco, California

500

Where is the world's largest tropical orchid garden?

Singapore

600

Fiat, the car company, once made a vehicle with what normally in-home item? 

Coffee maker- it didn't last long tough; they stopped making this model a year later. 

600

In the 1800s, people took pills made of what fruit to cure a multitude of illnesses?

Tomatoes, they also sold ketchup as a medicine for the same reason. 

600

What city was the first American college located in, and what college is it?

Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts

600

Often worn by young girls, "Mary Janes" are what type of fashion item?

Shoes

600

What island in California was once called Pelican Island?

Alcatraz Island

600

In what US state would you find Fort Wayne?

Indiana

700

How many states can you see from Willis Tower (formerly known as Sears Tower) in Chicago and what are they? 

4-Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Wisconsin.

700

What US first lady helped draft the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

Eleanor Roosevelt

700

What river separates New Hampshire and Vermont?

The Connecticut River

700

 What does a zythologist study?

*Hint- it's the study of a beverage 

Beer and beer-making

700

How old was Catherine of Aragon when she was betrothed to Prince Arthur?

3 years old- her then husband was 14, this was to ensure an alliance between England and Spain. They were married less than a year before Arthur died, and she was married to his younger brother Henry VIII.

700

Which ocean does Tanzania have water access to?

The Indian Ocean

800

What mythical creature is the national animal of Wales? 

The Welsh Dragon

800

What is a group of snails referred to as?

Walk of snails

800

What was America's first major fast food chain?

White Castle

800

How many years does a sesquicentennial celebrate?

150

800

The "Buffalo River State Park" is located in which US state?

Minnesota

800

1816 was known as the year without what?

The Year Without a Summer because of severe climate abnormalities that caused average global temperatures to decrease by 0.7–1 °F. Summer temperatures in Europe were the coldest of any on record between 1766 and 2000, resulting in crop failures and major food shortages across the Northern Hemisphere.

900

At any time, how many storms are happening on Earth?

1800

900

What country became third in the world to test an atom bomb in 1952?

The United Kingdom

900

Which US state is home to Great Sand Dunes National Monument?

Colorado

900

Who was the first woman to run for President of the United States?

Victoria Woodhull- at the time, women did not have the right to vote, but there was no law against a woman running for office.

900

What color was long considered the color of royalty?

Purple

900

Which four US states begin with the word "New"?

New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York

1000

What milk is Pecorino cheese made from?

Sheep's milk

1000

Where was Ben Franklin born?

Boston

1000

In what year did the show "Sixty Minutes" premier on TV?

1968

1000

Who was the first honorary citizen of the U.S.?

Winston Churchill

1000

How many miles could one bee fly in a day? 

10 miles

1000

How long does it take blood to circulate the vascular system?

20-60 seconds