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Where is Pennsylvania Station?
New York City
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In Utah, what wild animal has the right of way on the highways?
Birds- if a bird is on the road, you have to wait!
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Why was cellophane invented?
To create a waterproof covering for tablecloths
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The Treaty of Ghent was the peace treaty that ended which war?
The War of 1812
100
Where can you find the world's largest naturally frozen ice rink?
In Canada- it is called The Rideau Canal Skateway and is about 4.8 miles long
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What did Elvis use to touch up his hair, other than hair dye?
Shoe Polish
200
What were the first baseball hats made of?
Straw
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Who is pictured on the US Purple Heart medal?
George Washington
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Which country has the oldest airport in the world that's still in operation?
United States- it is the College Park Airport in Maryland and has been open since 1909 by the Wright brothers
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Marvin Gaye started singing in the late 1950's as a member of what group?
The Marquees
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What is the official state sport of Maryland?
Jousting
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What did "RMS" in RMS Titanic stand for?
Royal Mail Ship
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In the famous logo, what is the Morton Salt girl holding in her right hand?
Umbrella 
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What US city is nicknamed the "Crossroads of the West"?
Salt Lake City
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In which U.S. state was cream cheese invented?
New York
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In which year was the wearing of seat belts made compulsory in the US?
1968
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Ceviche is made by marinating raw fish in what type of liquid?
Lemon or Lime juice
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Through which continent does the Crocodile River run?
Africa
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In pool, what color is the eight ball?
Black
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What type of fat was margarine first made from in the U.S.?
Beef fat- it is now made from vegetable oils
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What element did Joseph Priestley discover in 1774?
**Hint- it's pretty important for all living things
Oxygen
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What year did the DMV start adding "organ donor" to driver's licenses and ID cards?
1976
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What vegetable's name in French translates to "earth apple"?
Potatoes
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Why did the NYPD have to follow around Andre the Giant when he was drinking?
To make sure he didn't fall on anyone... again.
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What is the capital of Kansas?
Topeka
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What is the national animal of Canada?
The beaver
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What animal is said to produce the world's most expensive cheese?
Donkey! It is called "pule" cheese and can cost as much as $600 a pound
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What is the difference between a British pint and an American pint?
A British Pint is 20 fluid ounces; an American pint is only 16.
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What sauce is used in traditional eggs Benedict?
Hollandaise
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What word is used in Hawaii as both a greeting and a farewell?
Aloha
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Apples, peaches and raspberries are all members of what floral family?
Rose
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Cosmology is the scientific study of what?
The universe
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What two words were added to the US "Pledge of Allegiance" in 1954?
Under God
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In "The Wizard of Oz", what was the lion looking for?
Courage
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What natural "Wonder of the World" lies off the east coast of Australia?
The Great Barrier Reef
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What animal is the mascot of the US Naval Academy?
Goat
700
When did Arizona and New Mexico become states?
1912
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During what years were Thomas Jefferson nickels made with silver?
1942 to 1945
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What do you call a baby female horse?
Filly
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Which U.S. state is home to the world’s largest convenience store?
Texas-
The Buc-ee's in Luling, Texas, is the largest in the chain and also the largest convenience store in the entire world. It measures an insane 75,593 square feet, or 1.7 acres
700
Which US state is nicknamed the "Ocean State"?
Rhode Island
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What is the body of water that surrounds a castle called?
Moat
800
What is the only product Elvis Presley ever did a live TV commercial for?
Southern Maid Donuts
800
Without saliva, humans wouldn't be able to do what?
Taste food
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The American retailer, Macy's, held it first Thanksgiving Day parade in what year?
1924
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Which U.S. Interstate is the longest?
I-90- stretching 3,021 miles
800
How many eggs does a queen bee lay per day?
1,500 to 2,000 eggs
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What rank is the US Navy equivalent of the army's five-star general?
Fleet admiral
900
What is lighter, gasoline or water?
Gasoline
900
How many Jews did the real-life Oskar Schindler save during the Holocaust?
1200
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The Easter lily is a native plant of which country?
Japan
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What is the most littered item in the U.S.?
Cigarette butts
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In 1908, what three letters became recognized as the universal distress signal?
SOS
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What ultimately ended the Salem witch trials?
The governor of the colony's wife was accused of witchcraft, and he ordered an end to the trials.
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In 1892, 15-year-old Alonzo "Lonnie" Clayton became the youngest winner of which sporting event?
The Kentucky Derby
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What is the national bird of the Bahamas?
American Flamingo
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Of the 88 keys on a piano, how many are black?
36
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What civil rights activist was born Malcolm Little?
Malcolm X
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Captain James Cook discovered what country in 1769 and claimed it for Great Britain?
Australia and New Zealand
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What marine animal name literally means "pig-fish"?
Porpoise