General Knowledge
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This soft drink was the first to be consumed in space.
Coca Cola
This explorer is credited with naming the Pacific Ocean.
Ferdinand Magellan
This animal can be seen on the Porsche logo.
Horse
This man became President when John F. Kennedy was assassinated.
Lyndon B. Johnson
This board game, with a movie of the same name, requires players to solve a murder mystery.
Clue
This watch company shares the same name as the term for an archaeological artifact.
Fossil
This boxer was known as "The Greatest" and "The People’s Champion."
Muhammad Ali
According to legend, the tea drinking began in this country in 2737 BC.
China
This is the loudest animal on Earth.
Sperm Whale
Robert Cawdrey, an English clergyman, produced one of the first of these in the English language.
A Dictionary
This African mammal has no vocal cords.
Giraffe
This law, postulated by Issac Newton, states that, "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction."
Third Law of Motion
A male donkey is known as a jack, and a female donkey is known as this.
Jennet
This is the longest artery in the human body.
Aorta
This is the rarest of all M&M candy colors.
Brown
This group of animals, when together, is referred to a murder.
Crows
According to Greek mythology, she was the first woman on earth.
Pandora
"Cynophobia" is the clinical term for what fear?
Fear of Dogs
An octopus has three of these.
Hearts
This the only US state that borders just one other state.
Maine
This blood type is known as the universal donor.
O-negative
This US state is known as "The Garden State."
New Jersey
To date, this many people have walked on the moon.
12
India shares its longest land border with this neighboring country.
Bangladesh
This US state is known as the Empire State.
New York
This many countries count themselves as members of the United Nations.
193
What is the largest type of deer?
Moose
This animal is constitutionally protected in Florida.
Pig
This is the most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust.
Aluminum
This is the official air traffic control designated call sign for a United States Air Force aircraft carrying the president of the United States.
Air Force One
Originally, Amazon sold only this type of product.
Books
These are the only mammals capable of flight.
Bats
Gouda cheese originates from this country.
The Netherlands
She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.
Marie Curie
This many of Snow White’s seven dwarves have names ending in the letter Y.
5
Dopey, Grumpy, Sneezy, Sleepy, Happy
This is the name for a community of ants.
A colony
This is the most abundant element in the universe.
Hydrogen
Toy Story
Facebook launched in this year.
2004
Bananas glow this color under ultraviolet light.
Blue
This country is known as the Land of White Elephants.
Thailand
This is the smallest ocean on Earth.
The Arctic
The Caesar salad originated in this country.
Mexico
Other than our sun, this is the brightest star in the sky.
Sirius
This was the first Disney animated film based on the life of a real person.
Pocahontas
The human body contains 56 of these bones, which make up our fingers and toes.
Phalanges
This is the correct name for the hash or "#" symbol.
Octothorpe
This group of animals, when together, are referred to a smack.
Jellyfish
This group of animals, when together, is referred to as a band.
Gorillas
The baseball term "home run" was borrowed from this sport.
Cricket
This group of animals, when together, is referred to as a troop or mob.
Kangaroos
In the case of a medical emergency, coconut water can be used as a substitute for this bodily fluid.
Blood Plasma
The unicorn is the national animal of this country.
Scotland
The one-hundred folds in a chef’s hat represent the 100 ways to cook this common kitchen ingredient.
An Egg
This is the primary language of approximately one-quarter of Canadians.
French
Red blood cells produced here in the human body.
Bone Marrow
This city was formerly known as Constantinople.
Istanbul
This singer's legal name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta.
Lady Gaga
A bee has five of these.
Eyes
The bagel originated in this country.
Poland
Tanks were used in battle for the first time in this international conflict.
World War 1
This is the primary language spoken in Mexico.
Spanish
This continent contains 54 countries.
Africa
This group of animals, when together, is referred to as an ambush.
Tigers
This country consumes the most chocolate per capita.
Switzerland
An Olympic swimming pool is this many meters in length.
50 meters
The human body contains this many rib bones.
24
Starbucks opened its first store in this city in 1971.
Seattle
This fruit floats because 25% of its volume is air.
Apple
This country is the largest in terms of land area.
Russia
At 28,169 feet, Kanchenjunga (kuhn·chuhn·juhng·guh) is the tallest mountain in this country, and the third highest mountain in the world.
India
At 665,400 square miles, this is the largest US state.
Alaska