Literal Literature
This is Leo Tolstoy's longest work.
What is War and Peace?
Meaning of staccato in a piece.
What is 'with notes detached sharply from each other?'
Electrical unit which defines difference in tension along two points in a circuit.
What is a volt?
The name of the famous Pixar Lamp.
Luxo Junior.
Largest muscle in the human body.
What is the Gluteus Maximus?
Under which conditions did mary shelley write Frankenstein?
What is being trapped indoors at a man named Lord Byron's residence?
The composer of the play 'The Nutcracker'
Who is Tchaikovsky?
This was the year the first electrical car was invented.
when is 1891?
The name of Mickey mouse's debut appearance.
What is steamboat willie?
The smallest muscle in the human body.
What is the Stapedius muscle?
Classic 1847 book by Emily Bronte about two Westshire Families, the Earnshaws and the Lintons.
This piece, 14 in C-sharp major, called Op. 27, known also as 'Sonata in the manner of a fantasia'
What is Moonlight Sonata by Ludwig von Beethoven?
Name of the town in which the world's largest lightbulb is placed.
Where is Edison, New Jersey?
Bugs bunny speaks with two new york accents.
What are Bronx and Brooklyn accents?
The muscles on the arm, closest to the shoulders.
What is the biceps?
The Great Gatsby's name before it was denoted as 'The Great Gatsby'
What is 'Trimalchio in the West Egg'?
This is the only Baroque piece known to have a cannon fired whilst performing.
What is The 1812 Overture?
The full name of LED.
What is Light Emitting Diode?
This man was considered 'the father' of animation.
Who is Émile Cohl?
Muscles which are used the least.
What are the lower back muscles?
This is a poet that Bram Stoker was notoriously a fan of.
Who is Walt Whitman?
This Classic musician is the namesake of a famous Chuck Berry song.
Who is Ludwig von Beethoven?
The speed of lightning, in miles per hour (range of 100,000)
What is 270,000 Miles per Hour?
This U.S. president mentioned 'The Simpsons' in a speech.
Who is H.W. Bush?
Discoveror of Muscles, creator of first comrehensive anatomy book.
Who is Andreas Vesalius?