General Knowledge

Presidents

100

What is Abraham Lincoln’s middle name? 

There was no middle name 

200

What President was a part owner of a Major League Baseball Team before he became President? 

George W. Bush 

300

Which President was in office during the Great Depression? 

Franklin D. Roosevelt 

400

Who was the 40th President of the United States of America? 

Jimmy Carter 

500

How many times has both a father and his son been elected president?

There have been two father-son presidential pairs: 

John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams

George H. W. Bush and his son George W. Bush

Name The Dish

100

Upside Down 

Maklooba 

200

A wise man once said “Memphis” 

Minsef 

300

Translates to “ Something that is re-heated”Made with Chicken, Bread, onions and a special spice

Musakhan 

400

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Chicken Parm

500

I was no chicken. I was a known General in China! 

General Tso Chicken 

Name the Country

100

This country features the Taj Mahal, a marble mausoleum built for an emperor’s wife.

India 

200

This country is home to the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Sphinx.

Egypt 

300

This country in South America is the world’s largest producer of coffee and is home to the Amazon Rainforest.

Brazil

400

The Sahara Desert covers much of the northern part of this African country, home to cities like Marrakech and Casablanca.

Morocco

500

This country is famous for inventing gunpowder, paper, and the compass thousands of years ago.

China 

Famous TV Shows

100

This mother sends her son to live with his wealthy aunt and uncle after getting into trouble “on the playground.”

Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

200

This loud-mouthed radio host is known for shouting the catchphrase, “You go, girl!” and constantly clashing with Pam.

Martin

300

Two lab mice repeatedly try and fail to take over the world in this animated series.

Pinky and The Brain

400

This cartoon’s two main characters almost never stop battling each other, but sometimes surprisingly team up.

Tom & Jerry 

500

This sitcom stars brothers playing fictional versions of themselves while running a kiosk inside a Manhattan hotel.

The Wayans Bros 

Notorious Gangsters

100

This Chicago boss, nicknamed “Scarface,” became one of the most infamous criminals in American history.

Al Capone 

200

This ruthless and ambitious boss took control of his family by force and secretly owned Drugstores across New York City

Vito Genovese 

300

This New York mob boss was known as “The Teflon Don” because charges never seemed to stick.

John Gotti

400

This criminal figure became one of the world’s richest men through the drug trade in the 1980s and early 1990s.

Pablo Escobar

500

Known for flaunting wealth, this gangster from Harlem shocked New York when he wore a million-dollar fur coat to a boxing match.

Frank Lucas