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100

What circus owner is credited with saying: "There's a sucker born every minute"?

P.T. Barnum

100

What sea separates Britain from Norway?

The North Sea

100

What does the French word "brut" mean on a wine bottle?

Dry

100

What was Doug Wilhelm's pet pitch?

Knuckleball

100

What was the first man-made insecticide?

DDT

200

What disease plagued Europe, Africa and Asia in the 14th century?

The Black Death or the Black Plague

200

What western hemisphere country is crossed by both the Equator and the Tropic of Capricorn?

Brazil

200

What percentage of alcohol constitutes 100 proof whiskey?

Fifty Percent (50%)

200

What racket sport derives its name from the resilience of its ball?

Squash

200

What letter appears on the cold-water tap in Spain?

F

300

Who discovered Jamaica?

Christopher Columbus

300

Which Pacific island is famous for it's variety of wild life including giant tortoises?

The Galapagos

300

What fruit is packed with the most calories?

The Avocado

300

What's the highest hand in Five-Card Draw Poker with wild cards?

Five Aces

300

What's a "Billet-Doux"?

A Love Letter

400

What companies trademark was "His Master's Voice"

RCA Victor

400

What mountain in Nepal is known as "Forehead of the Sky"?

Mt. Everest

400

What fruit is used in the dye for government inspector's meat stamps?

Grapes

400

Who was the first NFL running back to gain 10,000 yards rushing?

Jim Brown

400

What's the largest corporation in America, by revenue?

Walmart

500

What heroic American was the leading spokesperson for the "America Firsters" in the pre WWII era?

Charles Lindberg

500

Which well known British castle is said to have columns from an old Roman city in Libya?

Windsor Castle

500

What would you be examining if you used a tastevin?

Wine

500

Who buy cornerblocks?

Stamp Collectors

500

What's the most widely used plastic called?

Polyethylene