Cars
What is the first model car commercially sold to the public?
Henry Ford's Model T
This country has the most number of islands in the world. 221,800 islands to be precise. Which country is it?
Sweden
This common condiment was sold as medicine for indigestion in 1830s
Ketchup
This former President lost his nuclear launch passcode for several months before getting a reset
President Bill Clinton
What is the most popular car color in US?
White
Which country has the most number of time zones in the world?
France
(Along with its territories, France covers 12 time zones)
Despite what James Cameron made us believe about the ship Titanic, the owners never said this about the ship
They never said it's unsinkable
This US President opened a Whiskey distillery after his Presidency that went on to become the largest distillery in the country
President George Washington
The first automobile was invented in 1886. Who was awarded the patent for this?
Karl Benz
According to MENSA (society for high IQ individuals) this country has the most number of geniuses per capita.
Finland
(more people tested with genius level IQ than other countries)
On a hunting trip once, famous conqueror Napolean Bonaparte was attacked by a mob of these harmless creatures
Bunnies
This US President is in the Wrestling Hall of Fame
President Abraham Lincoln
The World's first speeding ticket was given in 1902. At what speed was the driver driving?
45 mph
There are only 2 countries in the World where you cannot legally purchase Coca-Cola. One is North Korea. Which is the other country?
Cuba
(Coca-Cola was first to open bottling in Cuba in 1906 but pulled back in 1962 during trade embargo, a topic so sour with Cuban government that they permanently banned Coca-Cola from selling there)
Walt Disney invented Mickey Mouse but did not draw it. That credit goes to this artist who created the image and the distinct features
Ub Iwerks
(American cartoonist employed at Walt Disney and also drew Oswald the Lucky Rabbit)
After serving only 16 months, Zachary Taylor, died of gastroenteritis, on July 9th, 1850. He had too much of these two common food items during the fourth of July celebrations
Cherries & Milk
Ralph Teetor, a blind engineer, invented cruise control, which he subsequently sold to a car manufacturer. In 1958 this car manufacturer brought this to market. Who is this car manufacturer?
Chrysler
Sunglasses were first invented as smoky quartz in this country in 12th century for a totally different purpose - to conceal the emotions of judges when questioning witnesses. Which country?
China
From 1912-1948 Olympic Games included medals for this unusual event. The founder of modern Olympics, Pierre de Frédy, felt it was necessary because the ancient Greeks competed on this event. During this time period 151 medals were given. What event was this?
Fine Arts
(Literature, Architecture, Sculpture, Painting and Music)
These two US Presidents died on July 4th of the same year. Which year was it?
1826 (John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on July 4, 1826)