Cartoons
What is the name of Yogi Bear’s companion?
Boo Boo
Who is Superman's archnemesis?
Lex Luthor
Name of the employee who was primarily in charge of the warehouse downstairs in the early years.
Darryl
What candy bar was nicknamed after the name of the inventor's family horse?
Snickers
The tallest President, known for his honesty, was recorded to be 6 ft 4 inches (a whole foot taller than James Madison, the shortest at 5' 4)
Abraham Lincoln
What is the name of the character who spends his time trying to catch and eat the Road Runner?
Wiley E Coyote
Which superhero was modeled after the Amazons of Ancient Greece?
Wonder Woman
When Michael Scott's character leaves the show in the late seasons, his manager position is filled by DeAngelo Vickers. What actor plays this role?
Will Ferrell
This is the most popular Halloween Candy.
Candy Corn
The youngest president ever was elected at the age of 43
John F Kennedy
In Pokemon, this Poke Ball is the best and most effective
Master ball
What does DC stand for?
Detective Comics
Does Stanley have a mustache?
Yes
This popular candy was used as part of the rations of WWII soldiers.
Tootsie Rolls
The number of votes from the electoral college needed to win
270
Which cartoon character’s catchphrase was “I tawt I taw a puddy tat!”?
Tweety
What was the name of Batman's butler?
Alfred
Kelly
This candy was named after a dance from the early 1900's, not the popular Southern town.
Charleston Chew
The US has a very low voter turnout of 60%, meanwhile 22 countries have ____ in place to ensure higher participation
mandatory voting imposed by sanctions and fines
The name of which adversary of Bugs Bunny is taken from an American National Park?
Yosemite Sam
What is the name of the dog with superabilities that even got his own cartoon series?
Krypto
This famous celebrity auditioned for the role of Dwight.
Seth Rogen
Engineering students at Purdue University created a licking machine and determined this number was the answer to the ultimate question, “How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?”.
364
In addition to comparing candidates' policies and platforms, in 1884 they also explored differences in this physical attribute to determine the smarter candidate