Could be Anything
What cheese is traditionally used on a Reuben sandwich?
What is Swiss?
In the 1991 Disney movie, Beauty and the Beast, what is kept safe under a glass dome as a central symbol of the story?
What is a Rose?
On January 1, 1959, what revolutionary leader seized power in Cuba, overthrowing Batista?
Who is Fidel Castro?
What is the maximum score possible in a single game of 10 pin bowling?
What is 300?
Which musical do the songs "Look at Me I'm Sandra Dee" and "Beauty School Dropout" come from?
What is Grease?
What cartoon legend became the first licensed lunch box character back in 1935?
Who is Mickey Mouse?
What substance, often used in car bodies and boat hulls, consists of fine threads of glass woven together?
What is Fiberglass?
On January 14, 1952, NBC debuted what morning show that remains on air today?
What is The Today's Show?
In Scrabble, how many points is the letter 'K' worth?
What is 5?
What legendary San Francisco rock band, that formed in 1965, was originally known as "The Warlocks"?
Who is The Grateful Dead?
What ingredient must French vanilla ice cream have in it to distinguish it from regular vanilla?
What are Eggs/Yolk?
When shattered, which glass type crumbles into small granules, reducing the risk of injury compared to sharp shards?
What is Tempered Glass?
January 1, 1902, marked the first-ever college football game in what iconic annual series played in Pasadena, California?
What is The Rose Bowl?
What Japanese puzzle game requires placing numbers from 1 to 9 in a 9x9 grid, ensuring each number appears only once per row, column, and subgrid?
What is Sudoku?
What 1996 movie features a little boy character named Ray Boyd?
What is Jerry Maguire?
A "scratch test" is usually performed when a doctor suspects the patient has what?
What is Allergies?
Often associated with medieval churches, what artistic medium involves arranging colored glass into intricate patterns?
What is Stained Glass?
On January 16, 1920, which amendment to the U.S. Constitution went into effect, ushering in Prohibition?
What is 18th Amendment?
In chess, what is the only piece that can move in an 'L' shape?
What is a Knight?
On what soap opera did John Stamos play character Blackie Parrish?
What is General Hospital?
The first American blood bank was established in 1937 in which city?
What is Chicago?
In its natural form, glass is not clear, but has a tint of what color due to its iron content?
What is Green?
January 15, 2009, marked a “miracle” when Captain Chesley Sullenberger safely landed a passenger plane on what river?
What is The Hudson River?
Which video game company created the iconic characters Link and Zelda?
What is Nintendo?
What model car did Thelma and Louise drive?
What is Ford Thunderbird?
What fast food chain marketed a meat-scented cologne called "Flame" in 2008?
What is Burger King?
In what town in New York State is the Museum of Glass located, home to the world's largest collection of art and historical glass?
What is Corning?
January 10, 1920, saw the creation of what international organization, a precursor to the United Nations?
What The League Of Nations?
In the original game of Trivial Pursuit, what category was represented by the color yellow?
What is History?
What is the name of Batman's Butler?
What is Alfred?
In Roman numerals, what number does "D" represent?
What is 500?
The 38-foot diameter glass dome at the Chicago Cultural Center was made by what New York City company in 1897?
What is Tiffany?
Which groundbreaking TV mini-series, based on Alex Haley's book, premiered on ABC on January 23, 1977?
What is Roots?
How many player pieces does each player have to start a game of backgammon?
What is 15?
Who played Norman Bates in the 1998 film "Psycho"?
Who is Vince Vaughn?
What are the holes in the middle of Ritz Crackers called?
What are Dockers?
René Lalique, Émile Gallé, and Daum of Nancy produced colored vases and similar pieces, often in cameo glass, as part of what art movement?
What is Art Nouveau?
On January 13, 2012, which luxury cruise liner ran aground off the coast of Italy, resulting in a high-profile disaster?
What Costa Concordia?
What number is located at the 3 o'clock position on a standard dart board?
What is 6?
"NCIS" is a spinoff of what TV Show?