World Geography
How many major oceans are there?
Five
Some animals eat only plants, some only eat meat. What’s the name for those who can eat both?
Omnivore
The Great Pyramids of Giza consist of how many pyramids?
Three
In a football game, what’s it called when a player loses control (and therefore possession) of the ball before they have a chance to score, get tackled, or go out of bounds?
Fumble
A baker's dozen typically represents what number?
13
What is the smallest continent by area?
Australia
What oceanic animal has the scientific name monodon monoceros, Greek for "one-tooth one-horn?"
Narwhal
What was the name of the ancient trade route that connected the East with the West?
Silk Road
How many players can a soccer team have on the field during a game at one time?
11
The largest bone in the human body
Femur
What is the name of the largest lake in the US?
Lake Superior
Though they may not seem like hunters, what dog breed was originally developed to hunt burrowing animals? This breed's name, in fact, means "badger hound" in German.
Dachshund
How many wives did King Henry VIII have?
Six
In tennis, what term is used for a score of 40-40?
Deuce
Daily Double
Rotten Tomatoes
Wellington is the capital of what country?
New Zealand
Rikki-Tikki-Tavi was an animal character created by Rudyard Kipling in his anthology "The Jungle Book." What type of animal is Rikki-Tikki-Tavi?
Mongoose
Who is commonly referred to as the person who created the first printing press?
Johannes Gutenberg
What NFL team has the most Super Bowl losses?
Broncos / Patriots
“Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy” is also known as what disease?
Mad Cow Disease
Which two countries share the longest border in the world?
U.S. and Canada
What “T” eight-legged segmented micro-animals can actually survive in the vacuum of space?
Tardigrade
Whose crew was the first to sail completely around the world?
Ferdinand Magellan
What sport is played on the largest field?
Polo
A staple of baking known for its malleability and thickness, what almond-based confection is commonly used in decorative cake competitions to create figurines or other complex designs?
Marzipan