Excel for Windows 95 Bible by John Walkenbach/Excel For Windows 95 Bible by John Walkenbach (IDG Books) (1-56884-495-6)(1995).ISO/chapters/ch31/trivia.xls

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Sheet: Sports
Sheet: History
(0, 1)        Number of Questions
(0, 2)        406
(1, 1)        Randomized Question No.
(1, 2)        General
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(2, 2)        What is the correct name for a soccer field?
(3, 1)        Answer
(3, 2)        The pitch
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(5, 1)        Where do scullers practice their sport?
(5, 2)        On the water
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(6, 1)        How long is a regulation soccer game?
(6, 2)        Ninety minutes
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(7, 1)        Whos's credited with saying "It's not over until it's over"?
(7, 2)        Yogi Berra
(8, 0)        4
(8, 1)        What NFL team was featured in the movie "Number One"?
(8, 2)        New Orleans Saints
(9, 0)        5
(9, 1)        From what yard line do NFL teams kick off?
(9, 2)        The 35 yard line
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(10, 1)        The penalty for a receiver pushing an official to make a catch is:
(10, 2)        No penalty
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(11, 1)        The Heisman Trophy was been won the most by players from which college?
(11, 2)        Notre Dame
(12, 0)        8
(12, 1)        How many ride a bobsled?
(12, 2)        either 2 or 4
(13, 0)        9
(13, 1)        With which NFL team did 49'er head coach Bill Walsh get his first job?
(13, 2)        Oakland Raiders
(14, 0)        10
(14, 1)        How many World Series home runs did Willie Mays hit?
(14, 2)        Zero
(15, 0)        11
(15, 1)        What college basketball team is nicknamed the Tar Heels?
(15, 2)        North Carolina
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(16, 1)        Which was the 1st NFL team to win a Super Bowl as a Wild Card team?
(16, 2)        Oakland Raiders
(17, 0)        13
(17, 1)        Where did Billy Jean King defeat Bobby Riggs?
(17, 2)        Houston, TX
(18, 0)        14
(18, 1)        Which is the first stadium equipped with artificial turf?
(18, 2)        Houston Astrodome
(19, 0)        15
(19, 1)        Who was the first black to hold the heavyweight boxing title?
(19, 2)        Jack Johnson
(20, 0)        16
(20, 1)        Who called boxing "a desperately sick sport"?
(20, 2)        Howard Cosell
(21, 0)        17
(21, 1)        What controversy arose in the 1972 Olympics USSR-USA basketball game?
(21, 2)        A problem with the clock
(22, 0)        18
(22, 1)        The Canadian Football League awards what Trophy?
(22, 2)        Grey Cup
(23, 0)        19
(23, 1)        What NFL stadium has the smallest seating capacity for football?
(23, 2)        Houston Astrodome
(24, 0)        20
(24, 1)        What sport is known informally as "shinny"?
(24, 2)        Hockey
(25, 0)        21
(25, 1)        What NFL quarterback made Richard Nixon's White House enemies list?
(25, 2)        Joe Namath
(26, 0)        22
(26, 1)        Which 2 teams were playing in the infamous 1968 "Heidi Game"?
(26, 2)        NY Jets & Oakland
(27, 0)        23
(27, 1)        What NFL team's phone number is [phone]?
(27, 2)        N.England Patriots
(28, 0)        24
(28, 1)        The Podoloff Trophy is awarded to the Most Valuable Player in:
(28, 2)        the NBA
(29, 0)        25
(29, 1)        Name the home state of the NHL Devils.
(29, 2)        New Jersey
(30, 0)        26
(30, 1)        Who is credited with naming the Super Bowl?
(30, 2)        Lamar Hunt
(31, 0)        27
(31, 1)        Where did Wilt Chamberlain play collegiate ball?
(31, 2)        Kansas
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(32, 1)        What team has lost the most Super Bowls?
(32, 2)        Minnesota Vikings
(33, 0)        29
(33, 1)        The first name of the legendary Satchel Paige was:
(33, 2)        LeRoy
(34, 0)        30
(34, 1)        How many times was the Rose Bowl played other than in Pasadena, CA?
(34, 2)        Once
(35, 0)        31
(35, 1)        What was the first Super Bowl to be referred to with Roman numerals?
(35, 2)        Super Bowl V
(36, 0)        32
(36, 1)        Basketball's Hall of Fame is in which city?
(36, 2)        Springfield, Mass.
(37, 0)        33
(37, 1)        Which was the last NBA team Bill Russell coached?
(37, 2)        Supersonics
(38, 0)        34
(38, 1)        What is the site of the college football "Pioneer Bowl"?
(38, 2)        Wichita, TX
(39, 0)        35
(39, 1)        Which horse was the only undefeated winner of the Triple Crown?
(39, 2)        Seattle Slew
(40, 0)        36
(40, 1)        Who made the 1st round-the-world solo flight?
(40, 2)        Wiley Post
(41, 0)        37
(41, 1)        What kind of coin is usually used for the NFL's opening coin toss?
(41, 2)        Silver dollar
(42, 0)        38
(42, 1)        How many were on base for Mudville when the Mighty Casey struck out?
(42, 2)        Two
(43, 0)        39
(43, 1)        In Super Bowl XV, Rod Martin caught how many interceptions for Oakland?
(43, 2)        Three
(44, 0)        40
(44, 1)        How many more umpires are in World Series play, compared to in-season?
(44, 2)        Two
(45, 0)        41
(45, 1)        Name the most common mascot name of American college football teams.
(45, 2)        Tigers
(46, 0)        42
(46, 1)        What is the nickname of Wisconsin's football team?
(46, 2)        The Badgers
(47, 0)        43
(47, 1)        How many pins are used in the game of bowling?
(47, 2)        Ten
(48, 0)        44
(48, 1)        Swimmer John Naber's specialty stroke was:
(48, 2)        The backstroke
(49, 0)        45
(49, 1)        How many Gold Medals did swimming ace Mark Spitz win in 1968?
(49, 2)        Two
(50, 0)        46
(50, 1)        Which NFL team finished last in scoring in the 1983 season?
(50, 2)        Philadelphia Eagles
(51, 0)        47
(51, 1)        Name the first team to win the Stanley Cup.
(51, 2)        Ottowa Senators
(52, 0)        48
(52, 1)        What ball park has never had lights installed for night games?
(52, 2)        Wrigley Field
(53, 0)        49
(53, 1)        How did Knute Rockne die?
(53, 2)        Plane crash
(54, 0)        50
(54, 1)        How many NFL Championship games have gone into overtime?
(54, 2)        One
(55, 0)        51
(55, 1)        How many quarters of a mile long is a drag strip?
(55, 2)        One
(56, 0)        52
(56, 1)        The deepest part of which stadium is called "Death Valley"?
(56, 2)        Yankee Stadium
(57, 0)        53
(57, 1)        The "O" and "J" in O.J. Simpson stand for what names?
(57, 2)        Orenthal James
(58, 0)        54
(58, 1)        What basketball star was known as "The Big Dipper"?
(58, 2)        Wilt Chamberlain
(59, 0)        55
(59, 1)        Who has the most Daytona 500 wins?
(59, 2)        Richard Petty
(60, 0)        56
(60, 1)        What company manufactures NFL footballs?
(60, 2)        Wilson
(61, 0)        57
(61, 1)        What team's defensive backfield is known as "The Hot Licks"?
(61, 2)        San Francisco 49ers
(62, 0)        58
(62, 1)        What war cost the lives of 21 NFL players?
(62, 2)        World War II
(63, 0)        59
(63, 1)        What was it called before it was called "The America's Cup"?
(63, 2)        Queen's Cup
(64, 0)        60
(64, 1)        For what team did Babe Ruth play his first major league game?
(64, 2)        Red Sox
(65, 0)        61
(65, 1)        What team destroyed the Washingtom Redskins in the 1984 Super Bowl?
(65, 2)        Raiders
(66, 0)        62
(66, 1)        What was the half-time score in Super Bowl IX, Steelers vs Vikings?
(66, 2)        2-0
(67, 0)        63
(67, 1)        In Golf, what does the term Eagle refer to?
(67, 2)        2 under par
(68, 0)        64
(68, 1)        How many points are required to win a standard men's handball game?
(68, 2)        21
(69, 0)        65
(69, 1)        With the bases empty, how much time does the pitcher have to pitch?
(69, 2)        20 seconds
(70, 0)        66
(70, 1)        How many NCAA championships did basketball's Bill Walton help win?
(70, 2)        2
(71, 0)        67
(71, 1)        In what year was the first general strike in baseball history?
(71, 2)        1972
(72, 0)        68
(72, 1)        In what year did Women's Basketball become a part of The Olympics?
(72, 2)        1976
(73, 0)        69
(73, 1)        In what year did the designated hitter rule make its AL debut?
(73, 2)        1973
(74, 0)        70
(74, 1)        In the NBA, how many seconds after getting the ball must you shoot?
(74, 2)        24 seconds
(75, 0)        71
(75, 1)        In football, what is the penalty for jumping offsides?
(75, 2)        5 yards
(76, 0)        72
(76, 1)        How many times did Mickey Mantle's knees have surgery as a Yankee?
(76, 2)        5 times
(77, 0)        73
(77, 1)        An NFL team is penalized how many yards for an incidental face mask?
(77, 2)        5 yards
(78, 0)        74
(78, 1)        What's the NFL penalty for an invalid fair catch signal?
(78, 2)        Five yards
(79, 0)        75
(79, 1)        How many points make up a perfect five pin bowling score?
(79, 2)        450
(80, 0)        76
(80, 1)        How many dimples are there on a Golf Ball?
(80, 2)        336
(81, 0)        77
(81, 1)        How long is an NHL timeout?
(81, 2)        30 seconds
(82, 0)        78
(82, 1)        How many pre-season games do NFL teams play each year?
(82, 2)        Four
(83, 0)        79
(83, 1)        How many feet high is Fenway Park's "Green Monster" wall?
(83, 2)        37
(84, 0)        80
(84, 1)        Vince Lombardi and Brian Picollo both died in what year...
(84, 2)        1970
(85, 0)        81
(85, 1)        How many inches high is baseball's pitching mound?
(85, 2)        10 inches
(86, 0)        82
(86, 1)        How long is the rest between rounds in Boxing?
(86, 2)        One minute
(87, 0)        83
(87, 1)        In what round did Muhammad Ali stop Joe Frazier in 1975?
(87, 2)        14th
(88, 0)        84
(88, 1)        What is the maximum allowable number of clubs in a golfer's bag?
(88, 2)        14
(89, 0)        85
(89, 1)        Gene Tunney lost how many of his 76 professional bouts?
(89, 2)        One
(90, 0)        86
(90, 1)        How much money did each player get for winning the first Super Bowl?
(90, 2)        $15,000
(91, 0)        87
(91, 1)        What salary did Willie Mays earn in 1963, then baseball's highest?
(91, 2)        $100,000
(92, 0)        88
(92, 1)        How many games did the Baltimore Colts win in the 1982 NFL season?
(92, 2)        None
(93, 0)        89
(93, 1)        What was set as minimum pay for NBA rookies in 1983-84?
(93, 2)        $40,000
(94, 0)        90
(94, 1)        How many minutes long is a scoreless NFL overtime period?
(94, 2)        15
(95, 0)        91
(95, 1)        In what year was the first Winter Olympics televised?
(95, 2)        1960
(96, 0)        92
(96, 1)        In what year did the Dodgers have their 1st West Coast season?
(96, 2)        1958
(97, 0)        93
(97, 1)        What year did Monday Night Football come to TV?
(97, 2)        1970
(98, 0)        94
(98, 1)        In what year was the Cy Young award first given in both major leagues?
(98, 2)        1967
(99, 0)        95
(99, 1)        In what year was the Heisman Trophy first awarded?
(99, 2)        1935
(100, 0)        96
(100, 1)        How many games are scheduled in one season for each major league team?
(100, 2)        162
(101, 0)        97
(101, 1)        In football, what is the penalty for clipping?
(101, 2)        15 yards
(102, 0)        98
(102, 1)        In what year did the Chicago White Sox throw the World Series?
(102, 2)        1919
(103, 0)        99
(103, 1)        In what year were the modern day Olympics revived in Athens, Greece?
(103, 2)        1896
(104, 0)        100
(104, 1)        Who is the only pitcher to hit a grand slam in a World Series?
(104, 2)        Dave McNally
(105, 0)        101
(105, 1)        What stadium hosted the first night baseball game in the major leagues?
(105, 2)        Crosley Field
(106, 0)        102
(106, 1)        What figure skater married Dean Martin's son?
(106, 2)        Dorothy Hamill
(107, 0)        103
(107, 1)        What AL team snuck in a pennant win during the Yankees 1936-43 reign?
(107, 2)        Detroit Tigers
(108, 0)        104
(108, 1)        What American League team did Bob Hope own a piece of?
(108, 2)        Cleveland Indians
(109, 0)        105
(109, 1)        Who won the 1969 world series?
(109, 2)        New York Mets
(110, 0)        106
(110, 1)        What team did Goose Gossage break into the Majors with?
(110, 2)        Chicago White Sox
(111, 0)        107
(111, 1)        Who was skiing champion, Spider Sabich's last girlfriend?
(111, 2)        Claudine Longet
(112, 0)        108
(112, 1)        Which was the first American thoroughbred to win $1 million?
(112, 2)        Citation
(113, 0)        109
(113, 1)        The first black player elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame was:
(113, 2)        Emlen Tunnell
(114, 0)        110
(114, 1)        The largest number of strikeouts a pitcher can register in 1 inning is:
(114, 2)        Four
(115, 0)        111
(115, 1)        How many Masters golf titles did Arnold Palmer win?
(115, 2)        Four
(116, 0)        112
(116, 1)        What piece of baseball equipment was Charles Waite first to wear?
(116, 2)        Glove
(117, 0)        113
(117, 1)        In 1965, what Chicago Bears rookie scored 22 touchdowns?
(117, 2)        Gale Sayers
(118, 0)        114
(118, 1)        How many golf courses is the Bob Hope Desert Classic played on?
(118, 2)        Four
(119, 0)        115
(119, 1)        Which boxer weighs more, the Featherweight or Bantamweight?
(119, 2)        Featherweight
(120, 0)        116
(120, 1)        Who was the first black to win the Heisman Trophy?
(120, 2)        Ernie Davis
(121, 0)        117
(121, 1)        How many innings must a starting pitcher pitch to get a victory?
(121, 2)        Five
(122, 0)        118
(122, 1)        What ball park has the infamous "Green Monster"?
(122, 2)        Fenway Park
(123, 0)        119
(123, 1)        What city did the NFL Cardinals call home before St. Louis?
(123, 2)        Chicago
(124, 0)        120
(124, 1)        How many games does an NBA team play in a regular season?
(124, 2)        82
(125, 0)        121
(125, 1)        How many weeks did the 1982 NFL players's strike last?
(125, 2)        Eight
(126, 0)        122
(126, 1)        In which city does the annual U.S. Soapbox Derby take place?
(126, 2)        Akron, Ohio
(127, 0)        123
(127, 1)        What is the score of a forfeited baseball game?
(127, 2)        9 to 0
(128, 0)        124
(128, 1)        How many career home runs did Babe Ruth have?
(128, 2)        714
(129, 0)        125
(129, 1)        Which game of the 1956 World Series was Don Larsen's perfect game?
(129, 2)        5th
(130, 0)        126
(130, 1)        In Madison Square Garden, how thick is the hockey rink ice?
(130, 2)        5/8 of an inch
(131, 0)        127
(131, 1)        How many officials constitute an NFL officiating crew?
(131, 2)        Seven
(132, 0)        128
(132, 1)        How many points is a perfect score in international figure skating?
(132, 2)        Six
(133, 0)        129
(133, 1)        In what sport do the participants compete in the "Grand Nationals"?
(133, 2)        Auto Racing
(134, 0)        130
(134, 1)        What sport features a railroad split?
(134, 2)        Bowling
(135, 0)        131
(135, 1)        Who is the only person to have won the Olympic Decathlon twice?
(135, 2)        Bob Mathias
(136, 0)        132
(136, 1)        Who said "Most ball games are lost, not won"?
(136, 2)        Casey Stengel
(137, 0)        133
(137, 1)        What U.S. state grants the most fishing licenses?
(137, 2)        California
(138, 0)        134
(138, 1)        What was the nickname given to Babe Ruth's baseball bat?
(138, 2)        Black Betsy
(139, 0)        135
(139, 1)        What's traditionally the 1st event in a rodeo?
(139, 2)        Bareback riding
(140, 0)        136
(140, 1)        Who slammed a 3-run homer in Yankee Stadium's first opening day game?
(140, 2)        Babe Ruth
(141, 0)        137
(141, 1)        Sports Illustrated's first female Sportsman of the Year was?
(141, 2)        Billy Jean King
(142, 0)        138
(142, 1)        In what sport do you find a `masse' shot?
(142, 2)        Billiards
(143, 0)        139
(143, 1)        What was the sport of brothers Max and Buddy Baer?
(143, 2)        Boxing
(144, 0)        140
(144, 1)        An NFL team is penalized how many yards for a deliberate face mask?
(144, 2)        15 yards
(145, 0)        141
(145, 1)        How many years did Steve Garvey's $6,600,000 Padres contract cover?
(145, 2)        Five
(146, 0)        142
(146, 1)        How many feet above the crossbar do the NFL goalposts extend?
(146, 2)        20
(147, 0)        143
(147, 1)        How old was Tracy Austin when she first played at Wimbledon?
(147, 2)        14
(148, 0)        144
(148, 1)        How many trials is each competitor allowed in the Javelin throw?
(148, 2)        Six
(149, 0)        145
(149, 1)        In what year was the first Rose Bowl played?
(149, 2)        1902
(150, 0)        146
(150, 1)        How old was Bobby Riggs when he took on 35 yr-old Billie Jean King?
(150, 2)        55
(151, 0)        147
(151, 1)        How many games does an NHL team play in a regular season?
(151, 2)        80
(152, 0)        148
(152, 1)        In what other sport did skater Beth Heiden win a world championship?
(152, 2)        Cycling
(153, 0)        149
(153, 1)        What horse won the thoroughbred's Triple Crown in 1973?
(153, 2)        Secretariat
(154, 0)        150
(154, 1)        What city was once the home of an NHL team named The Pirates?
(154, 2)        Pittsburgh
(155, 0)        151
(155, 1)        In auto racing, what is meant by the term "slicks"?
(155, 2)        treadless tires
(156, 0)        152
(156, 1)        What's the oldest trophy competed for by pro athletes in N. America?
(156, 2)        The Stanley Cup
(157, 0)        153
(157, 1)        What is the maximum weight of a bowling ball?
(157, 2)        16 lbs.
(158, 0)        154
(158, 1)        How many members are there on a water polo team?
(158, 2)        Seven
(159, 0)        155
(159, 1)        In which city do the Golden State Warriors play their home games?
(159, 2)        Oakland, CA
(160, 0)        156
(160, 1)        What's the base color of the San Diego Chargers' football helmet?
(160, 2)        Blue
(161, 0)        157
(161, 1)        What NFL team originally drafted quarterback Joe Theismann?
(161, 2)        Miami Dolphins
(162, 0)        158
(162, 1)        How many years did Jesse Owens' long jump record remain undefeated?
(162, 2)        25
(163, 0)        159
(163, 1)        How many times may a volleyball be hit by members of the same team?
(163, 2)        3 times
(164, 0)        160
(164, 1)        What game sports the fastest moving ball?
(164, 2)        Jai-Alai
(165, 0)        161
(165, 1)        What school won the very first Rose Bowl?
(165, 2)        Michigan
(166, 0)        162
(166, 1)        Who is the 2nd leading rebounder in NBA playoff history?
(166, 2)        Wilt Chamberlain
(167, 0)        163
(167, 1)        The record for non-stop, long-distance swimming is:
(167, 2)        292 miles
(168, 0)        164
(168, 1)        Which leg of the Triple Crown did Northern Dancer fail?
(168, 2)        Belmont Stakes
(169, 0)        165
(169, 1)        How many of Sonny Liston's four career losses were to Cassius Clay?
(169, 2)        Two
(170, 0)        166
(170, 1)        What Sporting Event begins with a Tip-Off?
(170, 2)        Basketball
(171, 0)        167
(171, 1)        The real surname of baseball's 3 brothers, Matty, Jesus & Felipe was
(171, 2)        Rojas
(172, 0)        168
(172, 1)        What brand of footwear is endorsed by Dr. J?
(172, 2)        Converse
(173, 0)        169
(173, 1)        How many times did Hank Aaron hit more than 50 runs in a season?
(173, 2)        None
(174, 0)        170
(174, 1)        Which brand of footwear does Kareem Abdul-Jabbar endorse?
(174, 2)        Adidas
(175, 0)        171
(175, 1)        Which is the only NFL team that has nothing pictured on its helmets?
(175, 2)        Cleveland Browns
(176, 0)        172
(176, 1)        Where is the Swimming Hall of Fame?
(176, 2)        Ft. Lauderdale, FL
(177, 0)        173
(177, 1)        What was to be the site of the 1940 Olympics before being cancelled?
(177, 2)        Tokyo
(178, 0)        174
(178, 1)        Name the city in which the Pig Bowl is held.
(178, 2)        Sacramento, CA
(179, 0)        175
(179, 1)        What's the first team statistical entry in a football game summary?
(179, 2)        First Downs
(180, 0)        176
(180, 1)        In which direction do speed skaters race?
(180, 2)        Counterclockwise
(181, 0)        177
(181, 1)        Who was the first person to win the Indianapolis 500 four times?
(181, 2)        A.J. Foyt
(182, 0)        178
(182, 1)        How many times has the Indy 500 been cancelled for bad weather?
(182, 2)        Never
(183, 0)        179
(183, 1)        What's the traditional drink in the Winner's Circle at the Indy 500?
(183, 2)        Milk
(184, 0)        180
(184, 1)        Where were the 1936 Summer Olympics held?
(184, 2)        Berlin
(185, 0)        181
(185, 1)        How many Wimbledon Singles titles did Pancho Gonzalez win?
(185, 2)        None
(186, 0)        182
(186, 1)        How many years old are horses that run in the Kentucky Derby?
(186, 2)        Three
(187, 0)        183
(187, 1)        Who kicked the 1970, 63 yard field goal for New Orleans over Detroit?
(187, 2)        Tom Dempsey
(188, 0)        184
(188, 1)        What Florida city is home to the Fishing Hall of Fame?
(188, 2)        Tampa
(189, 0)        185
(189, 1)        Whose Super Bowl Ring was sold to a pawnbroker in 1978 for $100?
(189, 2)        Joe Namath's
(190, 0)        186
(190, 1)        In pro football, how long is half time?
(190, 2)        15 minutes
(191, 0)        187
(191, 1)        In golf, what is the term for two strokes under par?
(191, 2)        Eagle
(192, 0)        188
(192, 1)        Hank Aaron belted how many runs in his career?
(192, 2)        755
(193, 0)        189
(193, 1)        Name the first woman to race in the Indianapolis 500.
(193, 2)        Janet Guthrie
(194, 0)        190
(194, 1)        The major league record unnecessary  to make baseball's Triple Crown is:
(194, 2)        Most stolen bases
(195, 0)        191
(195, 1)        This person was a sparring partner for Jack Dempsey at one time.
(195, 2)        J. Paul Getty
(196, 0)        192
(196, 1)        What team has captured the most NFL championships?
(196, 2)        Green Bay Packers
(197, 0)        193
(197, 1)        By what nickname are the colored lights starting a drag race known?
(197, 2)        Christmas tree
(198, 0)        194
(198, 1)        What college did Bill Walsh leave to coach the San Francisco 49'ers?
(198, 2)        Stanford
(199, 0)        195
(199, 1)        How many seconds does an NFL team have to put the ball in play?
(199, 2)        30
(200, 0)        196
(200, 1)        The L.A. Lakers got their name when they played for what city?
(200, 2)        Minniapolis, Minn
(201, 0)        197
(201, 1)        Who won the first Gold Medal at the first modern Olympics in 1896?
(201, 2)        United States
(202, 0)        198
(202, 1)        How many NBA titles have the New York Knicks won?
(202, 2)        Two
(203, 0)        199
(203, 1)        How many players are on the court in an official Volleyball game?
(203, 2)        12
(204, 0)        200
(204, 1)        Which football player wrote the book "I am Third"?
(204, 2)        Gale Sayers
(205, 0)        201
(205, 1)        George Steinbrenner is in what business besides baseball?
(205, 2)        Ship building
(206, 0)        202
(206, 1)        What's the nickname of the Harvard football team?
(206, 2)        The Crimson
(207, 0)        203
(207, 1)        What's the largest rodeo in the world?
(207, 2)        Calgary Stampede
(208, 0)        204
(208, 1)        How many NBA teams have winning, all-time records vs. the Celtics?
(208, 2)        None
(209, 0)        205
(209, 1)        On which holiday is the running of the Indianapolis 500 held?
(209, 2)        Memorial Day
(210, 0)        206
(210, 1)        What member of the Cincinnati Reds wore number 15?
(210, 2)        George Foster
(211, 0)        207
(211, 1)        What Dodgers and Cubs first baseman left baseball to take up acting?
(211, 2)        Chuck Connors
(212, 0)        208
(212, 1)        Where is the famous sign that reads "Hit the sign, win a suit" ?
(212, 2)        Ebbets Field
(213, 0)        209
(213, 1)        How many timeouts per game are allowed in NHL play?
(213, 2)        One
(214, 0)        210
(214, 1)        Which defensive position does the AL's "designated hitter" play?
(214, 2)        No position
(215, 0)        211
(215, 1)        Where is the Baseball Hall of Fame located?
(215, 2)        Cooperstown, NY
(216, 0)        212
(216, 1)        Who was the first tennis pro to earn $1 million in one year?
(216, 2)        Bjorn Borg
(217, 0)        213
(217, 1)        How many teams debuted in the USFL in 1983?
(217, 2)        12
(218, 0)        214
(218, 1)        Who stopped Bjorn Borg's string of Wimbledon singles titles at 5?
(218, 2)        John McEnroe
(219, 0)        215
(219, 1)        How many yards deep is the end zone in the Canadian Football League?
(219, 2)        25
(220, 0)        216
(220, 1)        Which was the first team to fail to score a touchdown in a Super Bowl?
(220, 2)        Miami Dolphins
(221, 0)        217
(221, 1)        How many members are there on a Canadian Football League team?
(221, 2)        12
(222, 0)        218
(222, 1)        Where is the annual Little League World Series played?
(222, 2)        Williamsport, PA
(223, 0)        219
(223, 1)        In 1975 who broke John Unitas' record for most completions?
(223, 2)        Fran Tarkenton
(224, 0)        220
(224, 1)        For what college did Joe Namath play football?
(224, 2)        Alabama
(225, 0)        221
(225, 1)        The major league career record for number of times hit by a pitch is:
(225, 2)        243 times
(226, 0)        222
(226, 1)        How many football teams play in the Southeastern Conference?
(226, 2)        Ten
(227, 0)        223
(227, 1)        In which year was night baseball introduced into the Majors?
(227, 2)        1935
(228, 0)        224
(228, 1)        What letter is the symbol for a strikeout in scoring a game?
(228, 2)        K
(229, 0)        225
(229, 1)        What's the nickname of the Oregon State football squad?
(229, 2)        The Beavers
(230, 0)        226
(230, 1)        What NHL club introduced the flex defense?
(230, 2)        Dallas Cowboys
(231, 0)        227
(231, 1)        With what team did quarterback Roman Gabriel last play?
(231, 2)        Philadelphia Eagles
(232, 0)        228
(232, 1)        Who did the US beat for the gold in basketball at the 1976 Olympics?
(232, 2)        Yugoslavia
(233, 0)        229
(233, 1)        What year did the Russians first send a team to the Summer Olympics?
(233, 2)        1952
(234, 0)        230
(234, 1)        What number did Gerald Ford wear as a center for Michigan?
(234, 2)        48
(235, 0)        231
(235, 1)        The annual Tournament of Roses Parade takes place in which town?
(235, 2)        Pasadena, CA
(236, 0)        232
(236, 1)        With which team did Y.A.Tittle play before being traded to the Giants?
(236, 2)        49'ers
(237, 0)        233
(237, 1)        In Golf, what number wood is known as the driver?
(237, 2)        One
(238, 0)        234
(238, 1)        What do the five Olympic rings symbolize?
(238, 2)        5 continents
(239, 0)        235
(239, 1)        What position did baseball legend Cy Young play?
(239, 2)        Pitcher
(240, 0)        236
(240, 1)        What college stadium has a seating capacity of over 100,000?
(240, 2)        Michigan, Ann Arbor
(241, 0)        237
(241, 1)        What color is the center line on an NHL hockey rink?
(241, 2)        red
(242, 0)        238
(242, 1)        What two countries compete for the Ryder Cup?
(242, 2)        US and Britain
(243, 0)        239
(243, 1)        How many women's names are inscribed on hockey's Stanley Cup?
(243, 2)        One
(244, 0)        240
(244, 1)        Where would you find the largest bull fighting ring in the world?
(244, 2)        Mexico City
(245, 0)        241
(245, 1)        In baseball, the 7th inning stretch occurs in what inning?
(245, 2)        7th
(246, 0)        242
(246, 1)        Bill Bradley played his college ball at which college?
(246, 2)        Princeton
(247, 0)        243
(247, 1)        How many pockets are there on a true billiard table?
(247, 2)        None
(248, 0)        244
(248, 1)        How many days suspension do Major Leaguers get for an illegal bat?
(248, 2)        Three
(249, 0)        245
(249, 1)        Which baseball player once played for the Harlem Globetrotters?
(249, 2)        Bob Gibson
(250, 0)        246
(250, 1)        What is the `second jewel' in the Triple Crown of horse racing?
(250, 2)        Preakness Stakes
(251, 0)        247
(251, 1)        Roger Staubach received the Heisman Trophy while at which college?
(251, 2)        Navy
(252, 0)        248
(252, 1)        Eligibility for baseball's Hall of Fame requires a player be retired:
(252, 2)        Five years
(253, 0)        249
(253, 1)        What Swiss town is the home of the International Olympic Committee?
(253, 2)        Lucerne
(254, 0)        250
(254, 1)        What vehicles are raced in the Tour de France?
(254, 2)        Bicycles
(255, 0)        251
(255, 1)        How much time does an NBA team get to bring the ball across midcourt?
(255, 2)        10 seconds
(256, 0)        252
(256, 1)        What is the minimum bet allowed at a race track?
(256, 2)        $2.00
(257, 0)        253
(257, 1)        Before the 9-inning limit, the 1st team to score this won the game:
(257, 2)        21 home runs
(258, 0)        254
(258, 1)        How many shoes does a player throw in a frame of horseshoe pitching?
(258, 2)        Two
(259, 0)        255
(259, 1)        How many NHL goaltenders have been team captains?
(259, 2)        None
(260, 0)        256
(260, 1)        In what month is the New York City Marathon run?
(260, 2)        October
(261, 0)        257
(261, 1)        What brand shoe does Magic Johnson do his magic tricks in?
(261, 2)        Converse
(262, 0)        258
(262, 1)        How many Gold Medals did Olga Korbut win at the 1976 Olympics?
(262, 2)        None
(263, 0)        259
(263, 1)        What sport was featured on the first Sports Illustrated cover?
(263, 2)        Baseball
(264, 0)        260
(264, 1)        What number is at 12:00 on a regulation dart board?
(264, 2)        20
(265, 0)        261
(265, 1)        What is the diameter, in inches, of a basketball hoop?
(265, 2)        18
(266, 0)        262
(266, 1)        What kind of wood is used to make baseball bats?
(266, 2)        Ash
(267, 0)        263
(267, 1)        How many seams are there on a regulation football?
(267, 2)        Four
(268, 0)        264
(268, 1)        Who was the first American woman to swim the English Channel?
(268, 2)        Gertrude Ederle
(269, 0)        265
(269, 1)        At which British University was the first under-4 minute mile run?
(269, 2)        Oxford
(270, 0)        266
(270, 1)        What are golfers asked to replace?
(270, 2)        Their divots
(271, 0)        267
(271, 1)        How many seasons was Reggie Jackson with the Baltimore Orioles?
(271, 2)        One
(272, 0)        268
(272, 1)        What hockey sensation was profiled in Sports Illustrated at age 16?
(272, 2)        Wayne Gretzky
(273, 0)        269
(273, 1)        What hockey great was known as "The Golden Jet"?
(273, 2)        Bobby Hull
(274, 0)        270
(274, 1)        What are raced in the 12-mile 500 each year in Indiana?
(274, 2)        Lawn mowers
(275, 0)        271
(275, 1)        Which of these is on Willie Mays' California license plate?
(275, 2)        SAY HEY
(276, 0)        272
(276, 1)        What was the first U.S.-based team in the NHL?
(276, 2)        Boston Bruins
(277, 0)        273
(277, 1)        In auto racing, what is meant when a blue flag is waved?
(277, 2)        Another car follows
(278, 0)        274
(278, 1)        In which country was the game of golf invented?
(278, 2)        Scotland
(279, 0)        275
(279, 1)        Don Larsen pitched a perfect World Series game. What did his wife do?
(279, 2)        Divorced him.
(280, 0)        276
(280, 1)        Micky Mantle batted from which side of the plate?
(280, 2)        Both sides
(281, 0)        277
(281, 1)        What is the correct name for a soccer field?
(281, 2)        The pitch
(282, 0)        278
(282, 1)        What was Cassius Clay's middle name?
(282, 2)        Marcellus
(283, 0)        279
(283, 1)        What's the most attended sport in the United States?
(283, 2)        Horse racing
(284, 0)        280
(284, 1)        Hank Aaron's primary position with the Milwaukee Brewers was:
(284, 2)        Designated hitter
(285, 0)        281
(285, 1)        How many masts does a sloop have?
(285, 2)        One
(286, 0)        282
(286, 1)        What 1982 NFL defensive unit was known as "The Killer Bees"?
(286, 2)        Miami Dolphins
(287, 0)        283
(287, 1)        How many innings was the longest game in organized baseball history?
(287, 2)        33
(288, 0)        284
(288, 1)        What sport has been "good" to SNL's Garett Morris?
(288, 2)        Baseball
(289, 0)        285
(289, 1)        In 1983, what NBA star recieved an honorary doctorate from Temple U?
(289, 2)        Julius Erving
(290, 0)        286
(290, 1)        The 1982 football strike lasted how many days?
(290, 2)        57
(291, 0)        287
(291, 1)        This person used to announce Cubs baseball in Des Moines, Iowa:
(291, 2)        Ronald Reagan
(292, 0)        288
(292, 1)        What's the maximum number of yards a quarterback can throw in 1 play?
(292, 2)        99
(293, 0)        289
(293, 1)        What Big Ten school plays home games at Dyche Stadium?
(293, 2)        Northwestern
(294, 0)        290
(294, 1)        How did Rocky Marciano die?
(294, 2)        Plane crash
(295, 0)        291
(295, 1)        How many points has each player won on a tennis game's first deuce?
(295, 2)        Three
(296, 0)        292
(296, 1)        Which NL baseball team's telephone number is [phone]?
(296, 2)        Los Angeles Dodgers
(297, 0)        293
(297, 1)        Man 'O War's only defeat was an upset by an 8 to 1 pick named:
(297, 2)        Upset
(298, 0)        294
(298, 1)        What city hosts Sun Bowl?
(298, 2)        El Paso, TX
(299, 0)        295
(299, 1)        For what sport is the Ryder Cup awarded?
(299, 2)        Golf
(300, 0)        296
(300, 1)        With what team did Mercury Morris last carry the ball in the NFL?
(300, 2)        San Diego Chargers
(301, 0)        297
(301, 1)        How many points do you get for a ringer in Horseshoes?
(301, 2)        Three
(302, 0)        298
(302, 1)        In what year were batting helmets introduced to the Major Leagues?
(302, 2)        1941
(303, 0)        299
(303, 1)        Who kicked the longest field goal in NFL history?
(303, 2)        Tom Dempsey
(304, 0)        300
(304, 1)        Who many Olympic basketball Gold Medals has Canada won?
(304, 2)        None
(305, 0)        301
(305, 1)        How many periods are there in a hockey game?
(305, 2)        Three
(306, 0)        302
(306, 1)        How many yards is the penalty for fair-catch interference in the NFL?
(306, 2)        15
(307, 0)        303
(307, 1)        What is the minimum number of players on a basketball team?
(307, 2)        Five
(308, 0)        304
(308, 1)        What country invented bowling?
(308, 2)        Germany
(309, 0)        305
(309, 1)        Whose famed jaw did Ken Norton break?
(309, 2)        Muhammad Ali
(310, 0)        306
(310, 1)        In how many Super Bowl games did O.J. Simpson play?
(310, 2)        Zero
(311, 0)        307
(311, 1)        Billy Martin used to play what position for the N.Y. Yankees?
(311, 2)        Second Base
(312, 0)        308
(312, 1)        Golf Pro Gary Player hails from what country?
(312, 2)        South Africa
(313, 0)        309
(313, 1)        How many events make up the Olympic Decathlon?
(313, 2)        Ten
(314, 0)        310
(314, 1)        In what year did the NBA adopt the three-point field goal?
(314, 2)        1979
(315, 0)        311
(315, 1)        The Miami Dolphins' 18 game streak ended with a loss to which team?
(315, 2)        Oakland Raiders
(316, 0)        312
(316, 1)        What major league team did Luis Tiant first go to the mound for?
(316, 2)        Cleveland Indians
(317, 0)        313
(317, 1)        What level of players competes for baseball's Golden Spikes awards?
(317, 2)        College
(318, 0)        314
(318, 1)        What college did Miami Dolphins' Bob Griese quarterback for?
(318, 2)        Purdue
(319, 0)        315
(319, 1)        What is the minimum number of players on an NFL team?
(319, 2)        11
(320, 0)        316
(320, 1)        Who was the first NHL player to score 50+ goals in one season?
(320, 2)        Bobby Hull
(321, 0)        317
(321, 1)        Who preceded Pete Rozelle as NFL commissioner?
(321, 2)        Bert Bell
(322, 0)        318
(322, 1)        Which of these American League teams plays for a specific city?
(322, 2)        Yankees
(323, 0)        319
(323, 1)        How many major penalties will get an NHL goalie removed from a game?
(323, 2)        Three
(324, 0)        320
(324, 1)        What NFL team's pass rush was known as "The Silver Rush"?
(324, 2)        Detroit Lions
(325, 0)        321
(325, 1)        British sprinter, Harold Abrahms, was proficient at what other event?
(325, 2)        Long Jump
(326, 0)        322
(326, 1)        How long is an NBA period?
(326, 2)        12 minutes
(327, 0)        323
(327, 1)        Where did Babe Ruth's body lie in state?
(327, 2)        Yankee Stadium
(328, 0)        324
(328, 1)        How many Israeli athletes were killed at the Munich Olympics?
(328, 2)        11
(329, 0)        325
(329, 1)        How many scoreless, penalty-free games are there in NHL history?
(329, 2)        One
(330, 0)        326
(330, 1)        What city has the largest bowling alley in the world?
(330, 2)        Tokyo, Japan
(331, 0)        327
(331, 1)        Who was the first member elected to the Swimming Hall of Fame?
(331, 2)        Johnny Weismuller
(332, 0)        328
(332, 1)        Who was the first golfer to capture 5 U.S. Open Crowns?
(332, 2)        Ben Hogan
(333, 0)        329
(333, 1)        How many seconds must a cowboy stay atop a rodeo bronc?
(333, 2)        8 seconds
(334, 0)        330
(334, 1)        When did Pete Rozelle announce the NFL-AFL merger?
(334, 2)        June 8, 1966
(335, 0)        331
(335, 1)        How many yards did Jim Brown carry the ball during his career?
(335, 2)        12,312
(336, 0)        332
(336, 1)        Who became head coach for the Washington Redskins in 1969?
(336, 2)        Vince Lombardi
(337, 0)        333
(337, 1)        How many pitches did Stan Musial throw in the majors?
(337, 2)        One
(338, 0)        334
(338, 1)        Who's the leading rebounder in NBA playoff history?
(338, 2)        Bill Russell
(339, 0)        335
(339, 1)        With the ball at the 20, how long is a successful field goal?
(339, 2)        37 yards
(340, 0)        336
(340, 1)        How long, in meters, is the only Olympic walking race?
(340, 2)        20,000
(341, 0)        337
(341, 1)        The Boston Marathon is run the same day each year...what day is it?
(341, 2)        April 19
(342, 0)        338
(342, 1)        Who was the first U.S. President to attend Monday Night Football?
(342, 2)        Jimmy Carter
(343, 0)        339
(343, 1)        What is the traditional drink served at the Kentucky Derby?
(343, 2)        Mint Julep
(344, 0)        340
(344, 1)        What year was the first televised NFL game?
(344, 2)        1939
(345, 0)        341
(345, 1)        What school produced the first winner of the Heisman Trophy?
(345, 2)        Yale
(346, 0)        342
(346, 1)        What is the heaviest game ball?
(346, 2)        Jai Alai
(347, 0)        343
(347, 1)        How many NHL teams are Canadian?
(347, 2)        Seven
(348, 0)        344
(348, 1)        In baseball, how many feet in diameter is the on-deck circle?
(348, 2)        Five
(349, 0)        345
(349, 1)        The diameter of a tennis ball is:
(349, 2)        2.5 inches
(350, 0)        346
(350, 1)        Who was the first golfer to amass 2 million dollars in winnings?
(350, 2)        Jack Nicklaus
(351, 0)        347
(351, 1)        President Ford did this at the 1977 Memphis Classic Golf Tournament:
(351, 2)        Shot hole-in-one.
(352, 0)        348
(352, 1)        What is the name of the Air Force's football team?
(352, 2)        Falcons
(353, 0)        349
(353, 1)        How many countries competed in the first modern Olympics in 1896?
(353, 2)        13
(354, 0)        350
(354, 1)        What color were NFL officials' flags before 1965?
(354, 2)        White
(355, 0)        351
(355, 1)        How many players have averaged 30 points a game in their NBA careers?
(355, 2)        One
(356, 0)        352
(356, 1)        How many laps make up the Indianapolis 500?
(356, 2)        200
(357, 0)        353
(357, 1)        Who did Sport magazine name "Hockey Player of the Century" in 1971?
(357, 2)        Gordie Howe
(358, 0)        354
(358, 1)        What was the second city to boast a domed stadium?
(358, 2)        Seattle
(359, 0)        355
(359, 1)        For how many yards did O.J. Simpson rush in his record 1973 season?
(359, 2)        2003 yards
(360, 0)        356
(360, 1)        When is the Kentucky Derby run?
(360, 2)        1st Saturday in May
(361, 0)        357
(361, 1)        Who did the Miracle Mets defeat to win the 1969 World Series?
(361, 2)        Baltimore Orioles
(362, 0)        358
(362, 1)        Which stadium was the 1st to host 2 Super Bowls?
(362, 2)        Orange Bowl
(363, 0)        359
(363, 1)        What NFL defensive line was known as `The Orange Crush'?
(363, 2)        Denver Broncos
(364, 0)        360
(364, 1)        In 1934, what did Nazi Germany declare its official sport?
(364, 2)        Golf
(365, 0)        361
(365, 1)        How many National League batting championships did Willie Mays win?
(365, 2)        One
(366, 0)        362
(366, 1)        Fran Tarkenton started as QB in how many Super Bowls for the Vikings?
(366, 2)        Three
(367, 0)        363
(367, 1)        Which Cincinatti Red owned a restaurant named "Home Plate"?
(367, 2)        Johnny Bench
(368, 0)        364
(368, 1)        What team was the first to lose a Super Bowl?
(368, 2)        Kansas City Chiefs
(369, 0)        365
(369, 1)        What shoe does John McEnroe stomp during one of his temper tantrums?
(369, 2)        Nike
(370, 0)        366
(370, 1)        What other professional sport did "Too Tall Jones" take a stab at?
(370, 2)        Boxing
(371, 0)        367
(371, 1)        How many rounds did George Chuvalo go against Cassius Clay in 1966?
(371, 2)        15
(372, 0)        368
(372, 1)        What's par on the 18th hole at Pebble Beach?
(372, 2)        Five
(373, 0)        369
(373, 1)        What number did Joe Montana wear at Notre Dame?
(373, 2)        Three
(374, 0)        370
(374, 1)        What automobile racing oval sports a 9-hole golf course infield?
(374, 2)        Indianapolis
(375, 0)        371
(375, 1)        The 1937 Triple Crown was won by:
(375, 2)        War Admiral
(376, 0)        372
(376, 1)        How many Gold Medals has Mark Spitz accumulated?
(376, 2)        Nine
(377, 0)        373
(377, 1)        How many points is a bullseye worth in darts?
(377, 2)        50
(378, 0)        374
(378, 1)        Over what distance is the Kentucky Derby run?
(378, 2)        1.25 miles
(379, 0)        375
(379, 1)        How many days does it take to complete a Decathlon?
(379, 2)        Two
(380, 0)        376
(380, 1)        What NHL team has the most Stanley Cup championships?
(380, 2)        Montreal Canadiens
(381, 0)        377
(381, 1)        The 18th Kentucky Derby was won by Azra in 1892--how many horses ran?
(381, 2)        3
(382, 0)        378
(382, 1)        On what par hole does golfer Tom Watson always use a broken tee?
(382, 2)        Three
(383, 0)        379
(383, 1)        Star running back Paul Hornung played what college position?
(383, 2)        Quarterback
(384, 0)        380
(384, 1)        How many Olympic Games has London hosted?
(384, 2)        Two
(385, 0)        381
(385, 1)        What was the average annual salary of an NBA player in 1982-83?
(385, 2)        $250,000
(386, 0)        382
(386, 1)        In which city is the Sugar Bowl played?
(386, 2)        New Orleans
(387, 0)        383
(387, 1)        The Vince Lombardi Trohpy is given to the winners of what event?
(387, 2)        The Super Bowl
(388, 0)        384
(388, 1)        What's the home of the Professional Bowlers Association?
(388, 2)        Akron, Ohio
(389, 0)        385
(389, 1)        A "passed ball" is an error charged to which player?
(389, 2)        The catcher
(390, 0)        386
(390, 1)        In how many Rose Bowl games did O.J. Simpson play?
(390, 2)        Three
(391, 0)        387
(391, 1)        In what year did Roger Bannister break the 4-minute mile record?
(391, 2)        1954
(392, 0)        388
(392, 1)        Who did Notre Dame beat when Knute Rockne said "Win 1 for The Gipper"?
(392, 2)        Army
(393, 0)        389
(393, 1)        Ken Norton held the heavyweight crown in which boxing association?
(393, 2)        WBC
(394, 0)        390
(394, 1)        For what was NFL player Alex Karras suspended in 1963?
(394, 2)        Gambling
(395, 0)        391
(395, 1)        What's the oldest college football bowl game?
(395, 2)        Rose Bowl
(396, 0)        392
(396, 1)        How many points is a touchdown worth in the World Football League?
(396, 2)        Seven
(397, 0)        393
(397, 1)        In what year did the NFL adopt regular season overtime?
(397, 2)        1974
(398, 0)        394
(398, 1)        What is the height of a basketball hoop?
(398, 2)        10 feet
(399, 0)        395
(399, 1)        What University did Reggie Jackson play college ball for?
(399, 2)        Arizona State
(400, 0)        396
(400, 1)        What year did the NCAA start a woman's basketball championship?
(400, 2)        1982
(401, 0)        397
(401, 1)        What two baseball teams were involved in the infamous 1984 season brawl?
(401, 2)        Padres and Braves
(402, 0)        398
(402, 1)        Which was the last NFL team to have an all-white roster?
(402, 2)        Washington Redskins
(403, 0)        399
(403, 1)        Who was the first million-dollar winner in golf?
(403, 2)        Arnold Palmer
(404, 0)        400
(404, 1)        What Bowl game was played in Rome by U.S. servicemen in 1944?
(404, 2)        Spaghetti Bowl
(405, 0)        401
(405, 1)        Before sportscasting, what was Howard Cosell's occupation?
(405, 2)        Lawyer
(406, 0)        402
(406, 1)        What country has won the most Gold Medals in the modern-day Olympics?
(406, 2)        USA
(407, 0)        403
(407, 1)        For what major league team did Hank Aaron play his last game?
(407, 2)        Milwaukee Brewers
(408, 0)        404
(408, 1)        What is the fastest stroke in swimming?
(408, 2)        Freestyle
(409, 0)        405
(409, 1)        What is the weight classification of a 159-lb boxer?
(409, 2)        Middleweight
(410, 0)        406
(410, 1)        The first NL-AL All-Star game was played in which year?
(410, 2)        1933
Sheet: Entertainment
(0, 1)        Number of Questions
(0, 2)        133
(1, 1)        Randomized Question No.
(1, 2)        General
(2, 1)        Question
(2, 2)        Who sent the message, "I came, I saw, I conquered"?
(3, 1)        Answer
(3, 2)        Julius Caesar
(5, 0)        1
(5, 1)        What Apollo lunar landing was cancelled after a tank explosion?
(5, 2)        Apollo 13
(6, 0)        2
(6, 1)        What country was invaded in W.W. II during "Operation Avalanche"?
(6, 2)        Italy
(7, 0)        3
(7, 1)        Who invented the sewing machine?
(7, 2)        Elias Howe
(8, 0)        4
(8, 1)        Who is credited with developing the Geodesic Dome?
(8, 2)        Buckminster Fuller
(9, 0)        5
(9, 1)        How did Orville Wright die?
(9, 2)        Plane crash
(10, 0)        6
(10, 1)        What is the oldest college in the United States?
(10, 2)        Harvard
(11, 0)        7
(11, 1)        In what year were women first allowed to compete in the Olympics?
(11, 2)        1928
(12, 0)        8
(12, 1)        What crop failure caused the Irish Famine?
(12, 2)        Potato
(13, 0)        9
(13, 1)        In what state was the first toll road opened?
(13, 2)        Virginia
(14, 0)        10
(14, 1)        How did The Lusitania sink?
(14, 2)        Torpedoed
(15, 0)        11
(15, 1)        What was the only state carried in 1972 by George McGovern?
(15, 2)        Massachusetts
(16, 0)        12
(16, 1)        Who is associated with the concept of Natural Selection?
(16, 2)        Charles Darwin
(17, 0)        13
(17, 1)        What airline flew The China Clipper in 1935?
(17, 2)        Pan-Am
(18, 0)        14
(18, 1)        What Italian explorer is buried in the Dominican Republic?
(18, 2)        Columbus
(19, 0)        15
(19, 1)        Which of the Apollo Missions was first to land on the moon?
(19, 2)        Apollo 11
(20, 0)        16
(20, 1)        What European city is Karl Marx buried in?
(20, 2)        London
(21, 0)        17
(21, 1)        U.S. Marines fought in Peking in 1900 what military campaign?
(21, 2)        The Boxer Rebellion
(22, 0)        18
(22, 1)        From which country did the U.S. buy the Virgin Islands?
(22, 2)        Denmark
(23, 0)        19
(23, 1)        Who did Sara Jane Moore try to assassinate?
(23, 2)        President Ford
(24, 0)        20
(24, 1)        What country did Morocco fight to win their independence?
(24, 2)        France
(25, 0)        21
(25, 1)        In which industry did Alfred Nobel make his fortune?
(25, 2)        Dynamite
(26, 0)        22
(26, 1)        What day of the week was John F. Kennedy assassinated on?
(26, 2)        Friday
(27, 0)        23
(27, 1)        In which state did the Wright Bros. make their historic first flight?
(27, 2)        North Carolina
(28, 0)        24
(28, 1)        Which was the first Apollo mission to orbit the moon?
(28, 2)        Apollo 8
(29, 0)        25
(29, 1)        What happened on Bikini Island in 1954?
(29, 2)        The 1st H-Bomb blast
(30, 0)        26
(30, 1)        China was the discovered site of whose famous 4000 year old remains?
(30, 2)        Peking Man
(31, 0)        27
(31, 1)        The first Minimum Wage law set the minimum hourly pay scale at what rate?
(31, 2)        25 cents per hour
(32, 0)        28
(32, 1)        What was the last mainland state to join the Union?
(32, 2)        Arizona
(33, 0)        29
(33, 1)        For which army were canned foods invented?
(33, 2)        Napoleon's
(34, 0)        30
(34, 1)        Of Bonnie & Clyde, which one's last name was Barrow?
(34, 2)        Clyde
(35, 0)        31
(35, 1)        What is the first word of the text of the Declaration of Independence?
(35, 2)        When
(36, 0)        32
(36, 1)        Christopher Columbus was from what Italian city?
(36, 2)        Genoa
(37, 0)        33
(37, 1)        How many died at Kent State?
(37, 2)        Four
(38, 0)        34
(38, 1)        What U.S. city had the first subway?
(38, 2)        Boston
(39, 0)        35
(39, 1)        Who was the first man to RETURN to space?
(39, 2)        Virgil Grissom
(40, 0)        36
(40, 1)        What Greek physician is known as The Father of Medicine?
(40, 2)        Hippocrates
(41, 0)        37
(41, 1)        What state is John F. Kennedy buried in?
(41, 2)        Virginia
(42, 0)        38
(42, 1)        What was Al Capone imprisoned for in 1931?
(42, 2)        Income-tax evasion
(43, 0)        39
(43, 1)        What was the average life span in the year 700 B.C.?
(43, 2)        18 years
(44, 0)        40
(44, 1)        How many days were the American hostages held in Iran?
(44, 2)        444
(45, 0)        41
(45, 1)        What was the name of the woman who died at Chappaquiddick?
(45, 2)        Mary Jo Kopechne
(46, 0)        42
(46, 1)        Who was Ronald Reagan's first wife?
(46, 2)        Jane Wyman
(47, 0)        43
(47, 1)        The ice cream cone was invented in 1904.  Where?
(47, 2)        St. Louis World's Fair
(48, 0)        44
(48, 1)        Who invented the reflecting telescope?
(48, 2)        Isaac Newton
(49, 0)        45
(49, 1)        Who was the founder of Boy's Town?
(49, 2)        Father Flanagan
(50, 0)        46
(50, 1)        Who was the first black astronaut in space?
(50, 2)        Guion S. Bluford
(51, 0)        47
(51, 1)        How many children did Adam and Eve have together?
(51, 2)        Three
(52, 0)        48
(52, 1)        Who is believed to have built the hanging gardens of Babylon?
(52, 2)        Nebuchadnezzar
(53, 0)        49
(53, 1)        While trying to fly around the world Amelia Earhart disappeared...
(53, 2)        in 1937
(54, 0)        50
(54, 1)        Who was the first woman to sit on The U.S. Supreme Court?
(54, 2)        Sandra Day O'Connor
(55, 0)        51
(55, 1)        On what island did Napoleon die in 1821?
(55, 2)        Saint Helena
(56, 0)        52
(56, 1)        Who was the first U.S. Billionaire?
(56, 2)        John D. Rockefeller
(57, 0)        53
(57, 1)        Who replaced Thomas Eagleton on the McGovern presidential ticket?
(57, 2)        Sargent Shriver
(58, 0)        54
(58, 1)        Which U.S. president was nicknamed "ole Rough & Ready"?
(58, 2)        Zachary Taylor
(59, 0)        55
(59, 1)        What year was the Berlin Wall torn down?
(59, 2)        1991
(60, 0)        56
(60, 1)        Who was the first person to be awarded the Nobel Prize twice?
(60, 2)        Marie Curie
(61, 0)        57
(61, 1)        What did Ebenezer Butterick invent and sell in 1863?
(61, 2)        Dress patterns
(62, 0)        58
(62, 1)        What was the first country to legalize abortion (in 1935)?
(62, 2)        Iceland
(63, 0)        59
(63, 1)        Name the colonial activist who let the Boston Tea Party.
(63, 2)        Sam Adams
(64, 0)        60
(64, 1)        The fifth of November in England is celebrated as what holiday?
(64, 2)        Guy Fawkes Day
(65, 0)        61
(65, 1)        What was the first U.S. satellite?
(65, 2)        Explorer
(66, 0)        62
(66, 1)        What French painter was famed for his paintings of ballet dancers?
(66, 2)        Degas
(67, 0)        63
(67, 1)        What did the ancient Greeks use to make the first discus?
(67, 2)        Stone
(68, 0)        64
(68, 1)        Who shot Martin Luther King Jr.?
(68, 2)        James Earl Ray
(69, 0)        65
(69, 1)        What year began the French Revolution?
(69, 2)        1789
(70, 0)        66
(70, 1)        George Washington actually fathered how many children?
(70, 2)        None
(71, 0)        67
(71, 1)        Queen Elizabeth I was skilled at what game?
(71, 2)        Billiards
(72, 0)        68
(72, 1)        Who was the king of England when the American Revolution broke out?
(72, 2)        George III
(73, 0)        69
(73, 1)        What President's news conferences were called the "best matinees in town"?
(73, 2)        Kennedy
(74, 0)        70
(74, 1)        In what year did Neil Armstrong make his historic moon walk?
(74, 2)        1969
(75, 0)        71
(75, 1)        How many times was Franklin D. Roosevelt elected president?
(75, 2)        Four
(76, 0)        72
(76, 1)        What country did Skylab hit on its re-entry to the earth?
(76, 2)        Australia
(77, 0)        73
(77, 1)        How many astronauts manned each of the Gemini flights?
(77, 2)        Two
(78, 0)        74
(78, 1)        Who is generally credited with the invention of the microscope?
(78, 2)        Leeuwenhoek
(79, 0)        75
(79, 1)        When was the first income tax witholding implemented?
(79, 2)        1943
(80, 0)        76
(80, 1)        Who built the "Spruce Goose"?
(80, 2)        Howard Hughes
(81, 0)        77
(81, 1)        Who invented the cotton gin?
(81, 2)        Eli Whitney
(82, 0)        78
(82, 1)        What warship was nicknamed "Old Ironsides"?
(82, 2)        The Constitution
(83, 0)        79
(83, 1)        Which is the only state whose legal system is not based on England's?
(83, 2)        Louisianna
(84, 0)        80
(84, 1)        What university dismissed Timothy Leary for involvment with drugs?
(84, 2)        Harvard
(85, 0)        81
(85, 1)        What camera was named after the sound of a clicking camera shutter?
(85, 2)        Kodak
(86, 0)        82
(86, 1)        Which of the two Wright Brothers flew their historic first flight?
(86, 2)        Orville
(87, 0)        83
(87, 1)        What year was the Berlin Wall erected?
(87, 2)        1961
(88, 0)        84
(88, 1)        Whom did Richard Nixon tender his resignation to?
(88, 2)        Henry Kissinger
(89, 0)        85
(89, 1)        Who was the founder of the National Organization for Women?
(89, 2)        Betty Freidan
(90, 0)        86
(90, 1)        Who sent the message, "I came, I saw, I conquered"?
(90, 2)        Julius Caesar
(91, 0)        87
(91, 1)        What's the largest crew ever to fly in a manned U.S. space mission?
(91, 2)        Six
(92, 0)        88
(92, 1)        What city was Martin Luther King Jr. assassinated in?
(92, 2)        Memphis
(93, 0)        89
(93, 1)        What Hawaiian island was devastated by a hurricane in 1992?
(93, 2)        Kuaii
(94, 0)        90
(94, 1)        What bird did Benjamin Franklin advocate as the U.S. symbol?
(94, 2)        Turkey
(95, 0)        91
(95, 1)        What river is Pocahontas buried along?
(95, 2)        The Thames
(96, 0)        92
(96, 1)        How many Viking spacecraft have landed on Mars?
(96, 2)        Two
(97, 0)        93
(97, 1)        Who was the first American woman astronaut?
(97, 2)        Sally Ride
(98, 0)        94
(98, 1)        What famous ship did Christopher Jones captain?
(98, 2)        Mayflower
(99, 0)        95
(99, 1)        Which U.S. President was an authority on American game animals?
(99, 2)        Teddy Roosevelt
(100, 0)        96
(100, 1)        What year did the Pilgrims first land in America?
(100, 2)        1620
(101, 0)        97
(101, 1)        Who found the long lost explorer David Livingston?
(101, 2)        Henry Stanley
(102, 0)        98
(102, 1)        What is the most common Christian name of U.S. Presidents?
(102, 2)        James
(103, 0)        99
(103, 1)        Who said "Give me liberty or give me death"?
(103, 2)        Patrick Henry
(104, 0)        100
(104, 1)        Where was the first railroad depot in the United States?
(104, 2)        Baltimore
(105, 0)        101
(105, 1)        In what city did Dr. Seuss die?
(105, 2)        San Diego
(106, 0)        102
(106, 1)        How LONG did the first Wright brother's flight last?
(106, 2)        12 seconds
(107, 0)        103
(107, 1)        Which doctor won a Pulitzer Prize in 1984?
(107, 2)        Dr. Seuss
(108, 0)        104
(108, 1)        What state elected the first woman to Congress?
(108, 2)        Montana
(109, 0)        105
(109, 1)        What was Paul Revere's occupation?
(109, 2)        Silversmith
(110, 0)        106
(110, 1)        Who was the only American president actually impeached by Congress?
(110, 2)        Andrew Johnson
(111, 0)        107
(111, 1)        Woodrow Wilson was once president of which University?
(111, 2)        Princeton
(112, 0)        108
(112, 1)        What is the name of Lee Harvey Oswald's widow?
(112, 2)        Marina
(113, 0)        109
(113, 1)        What war did Florence Nightingale tend the troops in?
(113, 2)        The Crimean War
(114, 0)        110
(114, 1)        Robert F. Kennedy was a US Senator for which state?
(114, 2)        New York
(115, 0)        111
(115, 1)        What satellite carried the first trans-atlantic TV broadcast?
(115, 2)        Telstar
(116, 0)        112
(116, 1)        Who was the first U.S. president to be born in a hospital?
(116, 2)        Jimmy Carter
(117, 0)        113
(117, 1)        Who won the 1968 Democratic Primary?
(117, 2)        Humphrey
(118, 0)        114
(118, 1)        On which planet did Viking I land?
(118, 2)        Mars
(119, 0)        115
(119, 1)        Who was the "Wizard of Menlo Park"?
(119, 2)        Thomas Edison
(120, 0)        116
(120, 1)        Who invented the stock ticker?
(120, 2)        Thomas Edison
(121, 0)        117
(121, 1)        What was the only state McGovern carried in the 1972 election?
(121, 2)        Massachusetts
(122, 0)        118
(122, 1)        What city is considered the "birthplace of American liberty"?
(122, 2)        Lexington, MA
(123, 0)        119
(123, 1)        In pre-revolutionary Virgina, tax was paid in...
(123, 2)        Tobacco
(124, 0)        120
(124, 1)        What country was the scene of the Israeli commando raid at Entebbe?
(124, 2)        Uganda
(125, 0)        121
(125, 1)        Who was chief counsel for the Senate Watergate Committee?
(125, 2)        Sam Dash
(126, 0)        122
(126, 1)        What President originated throwing out the first ball of the season?
(126, 2)        William Howard Taft
(127, 0)        123
(127, 1)        What nationality was Pablo Picasso?
(127, 2)        Spanish
(128, 0)        124
(128, 1)        How many witches were burned at the stake in Salem, Massachusetts?
(128, 2)        None
(129, 0)        125
(129, 1)        What was Marco Polo's home town?
(129, 2)        Venice
(130, 0)        126
(130, 1)        Electric lights first appeared over Broadway in what year?
(130, 2)        1880
(131, 0)        127
(131, 1)        What country began the digging of the Panama Canal in 1882?
(131, 2)        France
(132, 0)        128
(132, 1)        Who was the first man to orbit the Earth?
(132, 2)        Yuri Gagarin
(133, 0)        129
(133, 1)        What was president Harrison the first to do in office?
(133, 2)        Die
(134, 0)        130
(134, 1)        Who was the attorney who defended Jack Ruby, Oswald's assassin?
(134, 2)        Melvin Belli
(135, 0)        131
(135, 1)        What Constitutional amendment gives the "right to remain silent"?
(135, 2)        Fifth
(136, 0)        132
(136, 1)        What Milwaukee teenager grew up to be a nation's Prime Minister?
(136, 2)        Golda Meir
(137, 0)        133
(137, 1)        Who was the first United States Secretary of State?
(137, 2)        Thomas Jefferson
Sheet: Miscellaneous
(0, 1)        Number of Questions
(0, 2)        229
(1, 1)        Randomized Question No.
(1, 2)        General
(2, 1)        Question
(2, 2)        Who was R2-D2's mechanical sidekick?
(3, 1)        Answer
(3, 2)        C3PO
(5, 0)        1
(5, 1)        Who was the female star in "Bugsy"?
(5, 2)        Anette Bening
(6, 0)        2
(6, 1)        What color was Superman's belt?
(6, 2)        Yellow
(7, 0)        3
(7, 1)        What group first recorded the hit "Wipe Out"?
(7, 2)        The Surfaris
(8, 0)        4
(8, 1)        Who was dubbed "The Big O"?
(8, 2)        Roy Orbison
(9, 0)        5
(9, 1)        Who was Warren Beatty's first wife?
(9, 2)        Anette Bening
(10, 0)        6
(10, 1)        What was the name of the white gang in "West Side Story"?
(10, 2)        The Jets
(11, 0)        7
(11, 1)        What was the name of Leonard Nimoy's very personal book?
(11, 2)        I Am Not Spock
(12, 0)        8
(12, 1)        In "The Wizard of Oz" how old was Dorothy supposed to be?
(12, 2)        11
(13, 0)        9
(13, 1)        Chubby Checkers real name was?
(13, 2)        Ernest Evans
(14, 0)        10
(14, 1)        How old was Stevie Wonder when he signed with Motown Records?
(14, 2)        10 years old
(15, 0)        11
(15, 1)        Who played Johnny Crawford's mother on "The Rifleman"?
(15, 2)        Nobody ever did
(16, 0)        12
(16, 1)        In what city did "All in the Family" take place?
(16, 2)        New York, New York
(17, 0)        13
(17, 1)        "All About Eve" was the film for what musical?
(17, 2)        Applause
(18, 0)        14
(18, 1)        "Fun with Dick and Jane" starred George Segal and ...
(18, 2)        Jane Fonda
(19, 0)        15
(19, 1)        Which Rolling Stone died in the late 1960's?
(19, 2)        Brian Jones
(20, 0)        16
(20, 1)        Who sang the theme for the James Bond film, "You Only Live Twice"?
(20, 2)        Nancy Sinatra
(21, 0)        17
(21, 1)        With what substance are clouds usually seeded?
(21, 2)        Silver iodide
(22, 0)        18
(22, 1)        Who was the principal creator of Paramount Pictures?
(22, 2)        Adolph Zukor
(23, 0)        19
(23, 1)        What movie featured bands of teenage thugs called "Droogs"?
(23, 2)        Clockwork Orange
(24, 0)        20
(24, 1)        Who was the first guest host on "Saturday Night Live"?
(24, 2)        George Carlin
(25, 0)        21
(25, 1)        What city was the setting for TV's "Mork and Mindy"?
(25, 2)        Boulder
(26, 0)        22
(26, 1)        Who sued Lee Marvin in a famous "palimony" suit?
(26, 2)        Michelle Triolane
(27, 0)        23
(27, 1)        Who starred in the lead role as "The Man From U.N.C.L.E."?
(27, 2)        Robert Vaughan
(28, 0)        24
(28, 1)        Who organized the NBC Symphony and was its first conductor?
(28, 2)        Arturo Toscannini
(29, 0)        25
(29, 1)        What was the theme song of The Dorsey Brothers Band?
(29, 2)        Sandman
(30, 0)        26
(30, 1)        What was Rhoda's last name in The Mary Tyler Moore Show?
(30, 2)        Morgensterner
(31, 0)        27
(31, 1)        In the film "Bullitt" the corrupt politician was played by ...
(31, 2)        Robert Vaughan
(32, 0)        28
(32, 1)        What was Mickey Mouse's original name?
(32, 2)        Mortimer Mouse
(33, 0)        29
(33, 1)        Michael Jackson burned his hair filming a commercial for...
(33, 2)        Pepsi-Cola
(34, 0)        30
(34, 1)        Who was R2-D2's mechanical sidekick?
(34, 2)        C3PO
(35, 0)        31
(35, 1)        What police-officer-turned-writer wrote "The Blue Knight"?
(35, 2)        Joseph Wambaugh
(36, 0)        32
(36, 1)        What actress played James Dean's mother in the film "East of Eden"?
(36, 2)        Jo Van Fleet
(37, 0)        33
(37, 1)        Who played Dr. Zorba on the TV show "Ben Casey"?
(37, 2)        Sam Jaffe
(38, 0)        34
(38, 1)        What movie was set against Super Bowl X?
(38, 2)        Black Sunday
(39, 0)        35
(39, 1)        In "The Mouse That Roared", which country declared war on the U.S.?
(39, 2)        Grand Fenwick
(40, 0)        36
(40, 1)        What television journalist wrote "The Camera Never Blinks"?
(40, 2)        Dan Rather
(41, 0)        37
(41, 1)        What comedy duo made their final joint appearance on April 1, 1960?
(41, 2)        Lucy and Desi Arnaz
(42, 0)        38
(42, 1)        Who plays the role of Fallon's mother on TV's "Dynasty"?
(42, 2)        Joan Collins
(43, 0)        39
(43, 1)        What was Stevie Wonder's first big hit song?
(43, 2)        Fingertips
(44, 0)        40
(44, 1)        What country group fist played under the name of "The Kingsmen"?
(44, 2)        Statler Brothers
(45, 0)        41
(45, 1)        What western topped the Nielsen ratings from 1964-5 through 1966-7?
(45, 2)        Bonanza
(46, 0)        42
(46, 1)        What country singer has the longest hair?
(46, 2)        Crystal Gail
(47, 0)        43
(47, 1)        Who portrayed the father on TV's "Leave it to Beaver"?
(47, 2)        Hugh Beaumont
(48, 0)        44
(48, 1)        Who is the "moon walk" dance associated with?
(48, 2)        Michael Jackson
(49, 0)        45
(49, 1)        What college did "Flashdance" star Jennifer Beals attend?
(49, 2)        Yale
(50, 0)        46
(50, 1)        The Beatles' LAST film project was:
(50, 2)        Let it Be
(51, 0)        47
(51, 1)        Who had the her first hit in 1962 with "Don't Make Me Over"?
(51, 2)        Dionne Warwick
(52, 0)        48
(52, 1)        What member of the Traveling Wilburys is dead?
(52, 2)        Roy Orbison
(53, 0)        49
(53, 1)        What actor led the attack on "The Bridge Over the River Kwai"?
(53, 2)        Jack Hawkins
(54, 0)        50
(54, 1)        In what city is Motown Records located?
(54, 2)        Detroit
(55, 0)        51
(55, 1)        Who was known as "America's Sweetheart"?
(55, 2)        Mary Pickford
(56, 0)        52
(56, 1)        What husband-wife team starred in "A Turkey for the President"?
(56, 2)        Ronald-Nancy Reagan
(57, 0)        53
(57, 1)        How many times does the lion roar at the beginning of MGM films?
(57, 2)        Twice
(58, 0)        54
(58, 1)        What was Martin Mull's first TV show?
(58, 2)        Fernwood 2-Nite
(59, 0)        55
(59, 1)        Sandra Dee's real name is...
(59, 2)        Alexandra Zuck
(60, 0)        56
(60, 1)        The Stevie Wonder song, "Isn't She Lovely?" was about whom?
(60, 2)        His daughter
(61, 0)        57
(61, 1)        How many Beethoven symphonies are there?
(61, 2)        Nine
(62, 0)        58
(62, 1)        Who was the first black to win a best actor Emmy?
(62, 2)        Bill Cosby
(63, 0)        59
(63, 1)        Who played the respectable hooker in "From Here to Eternity"?
(63, 2)        Donna Reed
(64, 0)        60
(64, 1)        In the Dick Van Dyke Show, what did Sally Rogers wear in her hair?
(64, 2)        A Bow
(65, 0)        61
(65, 1)        Who portrayed the father on TV's "The Donna Reed Show"?
(65, 2)        Carl Betz
(66, 0)        62
(66, 1)        Who portrayed the father on TV's "Father Knows Best"?
(66, 2)        Robert Young
(67, 0)        63
(67, 1)        Who narrated "The Untouchables" for 25 thousand dollars an episode?
(67, 2)        Walter Winchell
(68, 0)        64
(68, 1)        Which play won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama?
(68, 2)        South Pacific
(69, 0)        65
(69, 1)        Who played John-Boy's mother on The Waltons?
(69, 2)        Michael Learned
(70, 0)        66
(70, 1)        Which actor once represented Scotland in a Mr. Universe contest?
(70, 2)        Sean Connery
(71, 0)        67
(71, 1)        In "2001-A Space Odyssey", what was the computer HAL's model number?
(71, 2)        9000
(72, 0)        68
(72, 1)        What Emmy Award winner narrated the Jacques Cousteau TV specials?
(72, 2)        Rod Serling
(73, 0)        69
(73, 1)        What did actor John Wayne win from Rudd Weatherswax in a poker game?
(73, 2)        Lassie
(74, 0)        70
(74, 1)        What was the name of Bill Cosby's brother and bed-mate?
(74, 2)        Russell
(75, 0)        71
(75, 1)        Who was on the cover of the very first People Magazine?
(75, 2)        Mia Farrow
(76, 0)        72
(76, 1)        The Marx Brothers made their screen debut in what film?
(76, 2)        The Coconuts
(77, 0)        73
(77, 1)        In what city does "Dynasty" take place?
(77, 2)        Denver
(78, 0)        74
(78, 1)        The music group Average White Band came from...
(78, 2)        Scotland
(79, 0)        75
(79, 1)        In which country did "The Sound of Music" take place?
(79, 2)        Austria
(80, 0)        76
(80, 1)        Who played Marlon Brando's brother in "On the Waterfront"?
(80, 2)        Rod Steiger
(81, 0)        77
(81, 1)        What was the name of Bill Cosby's partner in "I Spy"?
(81, 2)        Robert Culp
(82, 0)        78
(82, 1)        Who portrayed the mother on TV's "Brady Bunch"?
(82, 2)        Florence Henderson
(83, 0)        79
(83, 1)        Where was Bob Hope born?
(83, 2)        England
(84, 0)        80
(84, 1)        Where was Joan Baez born?
(84, 2)        Staten Island, NY
(85, 0)        81
(85, 1)        To a musician, what is a "Strat"?
(85, 2)        A guitar
(86, 0)        82
(86, 1)        In "The Blues Brothers", Jake's brother was named...
(86, 2)        Elwood
(87, 0)        83
(87, 1)        The professor portrayed by Groucho Marx in "Horsefeathers"?
(87, 2)        Quincy Wagstaff
(88, 0)        84
(88, 1)        George O'Dowd was the real name of what well-known figure?
(88, 2)        Boy George
(89, 0)        85
(89, 1)        Chevy Chase's real name is actually...
(89, 2)        Chevy Chase
(90, 0)        86
(90, 1)        Who plays Lance's mother on the TV show "Falcon Crest"?
(90, 2)        Jane Wyman
(91, 0)        87
(91, 1)        This woman once saved Montgomery Clift from choking to death:
(91, 2)        Elizabeth Taylor
(92, 0)        88
(92, 1)        Who wrote "Empty Garden" as a tribute to John Lennon in 1982?
(92, 2)        Elton John
(93, 0)        89
(93, 1)        What prop did Henny Youngman always carry?
(93, 2)        A violin
(94, 0)        90
(94, 1)        In what city did The Flintstones live?
(94, 2)        Bedrock
(95, 0)        91
(95, 1)        Who portrayed Beaver Cleaver's mother on "Leave it to Beaver"?
(95, 2)        Barbara Billingsley
(96, 0)        92
(96, 1)        On the TV's Cheers what is Sam Malone's baseball nickname?
(96, 2)        Mayday
(97, 0)        93
(97, 1)        What was Columbo's first name?
(97, 2)        Philip
(98, 0)        94
(98, 1)        The "Simon" of Simon & Schuster is the father of...
(98, 2)        Carly Simon
(99, 0)        95
(99, 1)        Who portrayed the uncle on TV's "Family Affair"?
(99, 2)        Brian Keith
(100, 0)        96
(100, 1)        In the video game, Donkey Kong, the little man's name is:
(100, 2)        Mario
(101, 0)        97
(101, 1)        With what superstar did Bill Cosby tour in 1984?
(101, 2)        Sammy Davis, Jr.
(102, 0)        98
(102, 1)        What musical instrument does Woody Allen play professionally?
(102, 2)        Clarinet
(103, 0)        99
(103, 1)        What is Bob Dylan's real name?
(103, 2)        Robert Zimmerman
(104, 0)        100
(104, 1)        Where are The Bee Gees originally from?
(104, 2)        Newcastle, England
(105, 0)        101
(105, 1)        Where did Luke Skywalker grow up?
(105, 2)        Tatouinne
(106, 0)        102
(106, 1)        What was the name of Baretta's cockatoo?
(106, 2)        Fred
(107, 0)        103
(107, 1)        Actress Carrie Fisher is married to...
(107, 2)        Paul Simon
(108, 0)        104
(108, 1)        Actor Anthony Quinn's ethnic background is...
(108, 2)        Mexican
(109, 0)        105
(109, 1)        What kind of animal was Cleo in the famous story of "Pinocchio"?
(109, 2)        Fish
(110, 0)        106
(110, 1)        Who wrote the song, "The Look of Love"?
(110, 2)        Burt Bacharach
(111, 0)        107
(111, 1)        What was the name of the computer in "2001: A Space Odyessy"?
(111, 2)        HAL
(112, 0)        108
(112, 1)        "The Marcus Nelson Murders" was the pilot for what popular TV series?
(112, 2)        Kojak
(113, 0)        109
(113, 1)        What was Rhoda's maiden name?
(113, 2)        Morgenstern
(114, 0)        110
(114, 1)        Who was the female lead in Woody Allen's film "Bananas"?
(114, 2)        Louise Lasser
(115, 0)        111
(115, 1)        Who portrayed Spock's human mother on TV's "Star Trek"?
(115, 2)        Jane Wyatt
(116, 0)        112
(116, 1)        In Peanuts, how much did Lucy first charge per psychiatric session?
(116, 2)        5 cents
(117, 0)        113
(117, 1)        "It Don't Come Easy" was the name of which Beatles's 1st solo album?
(117, 2)        Ringo
(118, 0)        114
(118, 1)        Donald Fagen and Walter Becker are better known as...
(118, 2)        Steely Dan
(119, 0)        115
(119, 1)        What actor, born in Omaha, makes his home in Tahiti?
(119, 2)        Marlin Brando
(120, 0)        116
(120, 1)        Where was Buddy Holley from?
(120, 2)        Lubbock, Texas
(121, 0)        117
(121, 1)        Who portrayed Samantha Stevens's mother on "Bewitched"?
(121, 2)        Agnes Moorehead
(122, 0)        118
(122, 1)        Who was Lightnin' Hopkins?
(122, 2)        A blues singer
(123, 0)        119
(123, 1)        What  was the first hit song for The Four Seasons?
(123, 2)        Sherrie
(124, 0)        120
(124, 1)        What country singer got into big trouble with the IRS?
(124, 2)        Willie Nelson
(125, 0)        121
(125, 1)        How many eggs did Cool Hand Luke bet he could eat in one hour?
(125, 2)        50
(126, 0)        122
(126, 1)        In which city did "Flashdance" take place?
(126, 2)        Philadelphia
(127, 0)        123
(127, 1)        What century was the setting for TV's "Star Trek"?
(127, 2)        23rd century
(128, 0)        124
(128, 1)        The 1973 film "The Sting" involved a hoax on what type of gambling?
(128, 2)        Horseracing
(129, 0)        125
(129, 1)        Who played the first film Tarzan?
(129, 2)        Elmo Lincoln
(130, 0)        126
(130, 1)        Who played Gable in the movie "Gable and Lombard"?
(130, 2)        James Brolin
(131, 0)        127
(131, 1)        Marty Robbins had his biggest Country hit with the song...
(131, 2)        El Paso
(132, 0)        128
(132, 1)        Who played a nurse on "The Rookies" before "Charlie's Angels"?
(132, 2)        Kate Jackson
(133, 0)        129
(133, 1)        On TV's Cheers what is Norm's occupation?
(133, 2)        Accountant
(134, 0)        130
(134, 1)        Alan Hale, "Skipper" on Gilligan's Island, is now the owner of a...
(134, 2)        Seafood restaurant
(135, 0)        131
(135, 1)        Who was Woody Allen's first wife?
(135, 2)        Harlene Rosen
(136, 0)        132
(136, 1)        Who portrayed the mother on the TV show "Lost in Space"?
(136, 2)        June Lockhart
(137, 0)        133
(137, 1)        Who played Disney's Pollyanna?
(137, 2)        Hayley Mills
(138, 0)        134
(138, 1)        Who gave Marilyn Monroe a white poodle named "Mafia"?
(138, 2)        Frank Sinatra
(139, 0)        135
(139, 1)        What was the first film to win Best Picture in the 40's?
(139, 2)        Rebecca
(140, 0)        136
(140, 1)        What famous comedian smuggled documents out of Russia for the US?
(140, 2)        Harpo Marx
(141, 0)        137
(141, 1)        What TV show saw 99 marry 86?
(141, 2)        Get Smart
(142, 0)        138
(142, 1)        On TV's M*A*S*H, what was Radar O'Reilley's first name?
(142, 2)        Walter
(143, 0)        139
(143, 1)        What was the first Top-Ten song for Peter, Paul and Mary?
(143, 2)        If I Had A Hammer
(144, 0)        140
(144, 1)        What actress was John Kennedy's main squeeze?
(144, 2)        Marilyn Monroe
(145, 0)        141
(145, 1)        What musical group refused to be photographed without its make-up?
(145, 2)        Kiss
(146, 0)        142
(146, 1)        Who is Roy Clark's co-host on the country TV show "Hee Haw"?
(146, 2)        Buck Owens
(147, 0)        143
(147, 1)        What rock group uses roman numerals on all of its album covers?
(147, 2)        Chicago
(148, 0)        144
(148, 1)        Who portrayed the mother on the TV show "My Three Sons"?
(148, 2)        Nobody ever did
(149, 0)        145
(149, 1)        In what city was Bill Graham's FIRST Fillmore Ballroom located?
(149, 2)        San Francisco
(150, 0)        146
(150, 1)        In Hollywood's "Babe Comes Home", who portrayed Babe Ruth?
(150, 2)        Babe Ruth
(151, 0)        147
(151, 1)        In what country was the John Wayne film, "The Quiet Man", set?
(151, 2)        Ireland
(152, 0)        148
(152, 1)        Who recorded the hit single "Love is the Drug"?
(152, 2)        Roxy Music
(153, 0)        149
(153, 1)        What singer/actress got her start in a gay bath house in New York?
(153, 2)        Bette Midler
(154, 0)        150
(154, 1)        In the film "The Sting", who played the role of Henry Gondorff?
(154, 2)        Paul Newman
(155, 0)        151
(155, 1)        What Japanese company licenses "Donkey Kong" in the United States?
(155, 2)        Nintendo
(156, 0)        152
(156, 1)        In which city was "The Music Man" set?
(156, 2)        River City
(157, 0)        153
(157, 1)        Who played the male lead in Walt Disney's "Babes in Toyland"?
(157, 2)        Tommy Sands
(158, 0)        154
(158, 1)        Who signed Hollywood's first one-million dollar contract?
(158, 2)        Charlie Chaplin
(159, 0)        155
(159, 1)        What jazz great died in January, 1993?
(159, 2)        Dizzy Gillespie
(160, 0)        156
(160, 1)        Who wrote the hit song "It Doesn't Matter Anymore?
(160, 2)        Paul Anka
(161, 0)        157
(161, 1)        What kind of bird taught Dr. Doolittle to talk to the animals?
(161, 2)        Parrot
(162, 0)        158
(162, 1)        Who portrayed the father on TV's "My Three Sons"?
(162, 2)        Fred MacMurray
(163, 0)        159
(163, 1)        Rap star Hammer used to be known as what?
(163, 2)        M.C. Hammer
(164, 0)        160
(164, 1)        What was the earlier name of the network now known as ABC?
(164, 2)        Blue Network
(165, 0)        161
(165, 1)        "City Lights" was the name of a film by whom?
(165, 2)        Charlie Chaplin
(166, 0)        162
(166, 1)        In what century are the adventures of Buck Rogers set?
(166, 2)        The 25th.
(167, 0)        163
(167, 1)        To whom have Debbie Reynolds & Elizabeth Taylor been married?
(167, 2)        Eddie Fisher
(168, 0)        164
(168, 1)        Which of the Cartwright boys had gone to college?
(168, 2)        Adam
(169, 0)        165
(169, 1)        What film featured John Travolta, Debra Winger & a mechanical bull?
(169, 2)        Urban Cowboy
(170, 0)        166
(170, 1)        George Burns's real name is...
(170, 2)        Nathan Birnbaum
(171, 0)        167
(171, 1)        What was Walt Disney's first full-length feature cartoon?
(171, 2)        Snow White
(172, 0)        168
(172, 1)        Who had the lead role in the TV series, "Mr. Novak"?
(172, 2)        James Franciscus
(173, 0)        169
(173, 1)        Who was Underdog's girl friend?
(173, 2)        Sweet Polly Purebread
(174, 0)        170
(174, 1)        To what comedy team did Shemp Howard belong?
(174, 2)        The Three Stooges
(175, 0)        171
(175, 1)        What singer starred th the "Clams on the Half Shell Review"?
(175, 2)        Bette Midler
(176, 0)        172
(176, 1)        What did the crocodile swallow in "Peter Pan"?
(176, 2)        An alarm clock
(177, 0)        173
(177, 1)        Who has won the most Best Actress Academy Award Oscars?
(177, 2)        Katherine Hepburn
(178, 0)        174
(178, 1)        What was the 1970 chart-topper by Ernie of Sesame Street??
(178, 2)        Rubber Duckie
(179, 0)        175
(179, 1)        What Beatles album featured "Back in the U.S.S.R."?
(179, 2)        The White Album
(180, 0)        176
(180, 1)        How many Brandenburg Concertos did Bach publish?
(180, 2)        Six
(181, 0)        177
(181, 1)        What did the Wicked Witch of the West want from Dorothy?
(181, 2)        Shoes
(182, 0)        178
(182, 1)        Besides Marlon Brando, who else in the 1970's refused their Oscar?
(182, 2)        George C. Scott
(183, 0)        179
(183, 1)        In which city did Laverne & Shirley ORIGINALLY live?
(183, 2)        Milwaukee
(184, 0)        180
(184, 1)        The movie "Bang the Drum Slowly" revolved around what major sport?
(184, 2)        Baseball
(185, 0)        181
(185, 1)        Who portrayed the mother on the TV show "Father Knows Best"?
(185, 2)        Jane Wyman
(186, 0)        182
(186, 1)        What was Clarence Rutherford's nickname?
(186, 2)        Lumpy
(187, 0)        183
(187, 1)        What female group toured with the Beatles in 1966?
(187, 2)        The Ronettes
(188, 0)        184
(188, 1)        "The Only Game in Town" teamed Elizabeth Taylor and ...
(188, 2)        Warren Beatty
(189, 0)        185
(189, 1)        What film holds the record for the most Academy Awards (eleven)?
(189, 2)        Ben Hur
(190, 0)        186
(190, 1)        Who played the role of the 12 year old prostitute in "Taxi Driver"?
(190, 2)        Jodi Foster
(191, 0)        187
(191, 1)        Who had a hit music video with the parody entitled "Eat It"?
(191, 2)        Wierd Al Yankovich
(192, 0)        188
(192, 1)        Who played the crazy drunk gun-slinger in "Cat Ballou"?
(192, 2)        Lee Marvin
(193, 0)        189
(193, 1)        What was Fonzie's full name?
(193, 2)        Authur Fonzarelli
(194, 0)        190
(194, 1)        Which jazz-rock guitarist recorded with The Mahavishnu Orchestra?
(194, 2)        John McLaughlin
(195, 0)        191
(195, 1)        For what film did John Wayne receive his only Oscar?
(195, 2)        True Grit
(196, 0)        192
(196, 1)        James Dean died as a result of...
(196, 2)        A car crash
(197, 0)        193
(197, 1)        In the Three Stooges, what was Larry's last name?
(197, 2)        Fine
(198, 0)        194
(198, 1)        In the U.S., a platinum record is one whose sales have reached...
(198, 2)        1 million units
(199, 0)        195
(199, 1)        In "The Jetsons," what did the Spacely Company manufacture?
(199, 2)        Sprockets
(200, 0)        196
(200, 1)        Who is credited with the saying, "Tennis, anyone?"?
(200, 2)        Humphrey Bogart
(201, 0)        197
(201, 1)        What comedian "kicked the bucket" in "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World"?
(201, 2)        Jimmy Durante
(202, 0)        198
(202, 1)        Who portrayed Benny Goodman in "The Benny Goodman Story"?
(202, 2)        Steve Allen
(203, 0)        199
(203, 1)        What character went deaf in the final episode of M*A*S*H?
(203, 2)        Father Mulcahy
(204, 0)        200
(204, 1)        What was Bam-Bam's father's name on TV's "Flintstones"?
(204, 2)        Barney
(205, 0)        201
(205, 1)        Who portrayed the father on TV's "Brady Bunch"?
(205, 2)        Robert Reed
(206, 0)        202
(206, 1)        In what year did The Beatles first arrive in the United States?
(206, 2)        1964
(207, 0)        203
(207, 1)        TV kid's show host, Mr. Rogers, is also...
(207, 2)        A minister
(208, 0)        204
(208, 1)        What was the name of Ricky Nelson's brother?
(208, 2)        David Nelson
(209, 0)        205
(209, 1)        What's the first name of childen's show host, Mr. Rogers?
(209, 2)        Fred
(210, 0)        206
(210, 1)        Who first recorded "Rock Around the Clock"?
(210, 2)        Bill Haley and the Comets
(211, 0)        207
(211, 1)        Who played the tough cop in the film, "McQ"?
(211, 2)        John Wayne
(212, 0)        208
(212, 1)        Singer Steve Lawrence's real name was...
(212, 2)        Sidney Leibowitz
(213, 0)        209
(213, 1)        What is the name of William F. Buckley, Jr.'s television show?
(213, 2)        Firing Line
(214, 0)        210
(214, 1)        In what play did Lena Horne and Richardo Montalban head the cast?
(214, 2)        Jamaica
(215, 0)        211
(215, 1)        For what NFL team did Warren Beatty play in the film "Heaven Can Wait"?
(215, 2)        Los Angeles Rams
(216, 0)        212
(216, 1)        What won a 1972 poll as The Best Film Ever Made?
(216, 2)        Citizen Kane
(217, 0)        213
(217, 1)        Who played the female lead in the film "Summer of 42"?
(217, 2)        Jennifer O'Neill
(218, 0)        214
(218, 1)        Who wrote "True Love Ways", a 1965 hit for Peter & Gordon?
(218, 2)        Buddy Holly
(219, 0)        215
(219, 1)        Who had the 1978 hit "Take This Job and Shove it"?
(219, 2)        Johnny Paycheck
(220, 0)        216
(220, 1)        Where did The Beatles perform their first U.S. concert?
(220, 2)        Washington, D.C.
(221, 0)        217
(221, 1)        On "The Mickey Mouse Club" what day was "Fun with Music Day"?
(221, 2)        Monday
(222, 0)        218
(222, 1)        Who portrayed the father on TV's "Happy Days"?
(222, 2)        Tim Bosley
(223, 0)        219
(223, 1)        "Got to Be There" was the first solo hit for which artist?
(223, 2)        Michael Jackson
(224, 0)        220
(224, 1)        "The Ipcress File" starred what British actor as a spy?
(224, 2)        Michael Caine
(225, 0)        221
(225, 1)        In what year did Johnny Carson take over The Tonight Show?
(225, 2)        1962
(226, 0)        222
(226, 1)        What music video showed Randy Newman driving a convertible?
(226, 2)        I Love L.A.
(227, 0)        223
(227, 1)        What actor was with Robert Wagner & Natalie Wood when she drowned?
(227, 2)        Christopher Walken
(228, 0)        224
(228, 1)        From what musical style did reggae evolve?
(228, 2)        Ska
(229, 0)        225
(229, 1)        Which TV show was based on the death of Helen Kimble?
(229, 2)        The Fugitive
(230, 0)        226
(230, 1)        What was Elvis Presley's first film, in 1956?
(230, 2)        Love Me Tender
(231, 0)        227
(231, 1)        What reggae artist starred in "The Harder They Fall"?
(231, 2)        Jimmy Cliff
(232, 0)        228
(232, 1)        What family did "The Donna Reed Show" center on?
(232, 2)        Stones
(233, 0)        229
(233, 1)        What was Johnny Cash's first million-seller, in 1956?
(233, 2)        I Walk the Line
Sheet: Geography
(0, 1)        Number of Questions
(0, 2)        558
(1, 1)        Randomized Question No.
(1, 2)        General
(2, 1)        Question
(2, 2)        What's the most abundant element in the sun?
(3, 1)        Answer
(3, 2)        Hydrogen
(5, 0)        1
(5, 1)        What commercial product was called "Stronger Than Dirt"?
(5, 2)        Ajax
(6, 0)        2
(6, 1)        How many teaspoons are in one tablespoon?
(6, 2)        Three
(7, 0)        3
(7, 1)        What is a group of bears called?
(7, 2)        A sleuth
(8, 0)        4
(8, 1)        What two letters in the game of Scrabble are the most valuable?
(8, 2)        Z and Q
(9, 0)        5
(9, 1)        What did Blaise Pascal invent in his search for perpetual motion?
(9, 2)        The Roulette wheel
(10, 0)        6
(10, 1)        What are cilia?
(10, 2)        Tiny hairs
(11, 0)        7
(11, 1)        The Asteroid Belt orbits between which two planets?
(11, 2)        Mars and Jupiter
(12, 0)        8
(12, 1)        What mammal ranks next to man on the evolutionary scale?
(12, 2)        Ape
(13, 0)        9
(13, 1)        What author created Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?
(13, 2)        Robert L. Stevenson
(14, 0)        10
(14, 1)        What is the nominal voltage of most flashlight batteries?
(14, 2)        1.5 volts
(15, 0)        11
(15, 1)        Who created Horatio Hornblower?
(15, 2)        C.S. Forester
(16, 0)        12
(16, 1)        What is the final, stable product of the three radioactive series?
(16, 2)        Lead
(17, 0)        13
(17, 1)        With what substance are clouds usually seeded?
(17, 2)        Silver iodide
(18, 0)        14
(18, 1)        What kind of bird is used to advertise Fruit Loops?
(18, 2)        Toucan
(19, 0)        15
(19, 1)        What medical field did Joseph Lister revolutionize?
(19, 2)        Surgery
(20, 0)        16
(20, 1)        IBM released the IBM-PC, the IBM-XT, the IBM-AT?  What was next?
(20, 2)        PS/2
(21, 0)        17
(21, 1)        How many days long is a year on the planet Mercury?
(21, 2)        88
(22, 0)        18
(22, 1)        What does a chiropodist treat?
(22, 2)        The hands & feet
(23, 0)        19
(23, 1)        What has a wingspread wider than a DC-9 and weighs less than 70 lbs?
(23, 2)        Gossamer Condor
(24, 0)        20
(24, 1)        What is the belt of low-pressure around the equator called?
(24, 2)        The Doldrums
(25, 0)        21
(25, 1)        The only chess piece unable to move to a different colored square is...
(25, 2)        The bishop
(26, 0)        22
(26, 1)        What was the name of world's first nuclear powered aircraft carrier?
(26, 2)        The Enterprise
(27, 0)        23
(27, 1)        In Backgammon, how many pieces does each player start with?
(27, 2)        15
(28, 0)        24
(28, 1)        The company which markets "Trivial Pursuit" also markets which game?
(28, 2)        Scrabble
(29, 0)        25
(29, 1)        How many wings does a flea have?
(29, 2)        0
(30, 0)        26
(30, 1)        What gives better odds--betting the pass line in craps, or don't pass?
(30, 2)        Don't pass
(31, 0)        27
(31, 1)        What's the curved line between any 2 points on a circle called?
(31, 2)        An arc
(32, 0)        28
(32, 1)        What is a chinook?
(32, 2)        A type of wind
(33, 0)        29
(33, 1)        What does a "bird dog" do?
(33, 2)        Scouts
(34, 0)        30
(34, 1)        Nitromethane is used for what purpose?
(34, 2)        Racing fuel
(35, 0)        31
(35, 1)        What is commonly used as airline jet fuel?
(35, 2)        Kerosene
(36, 0)        32
(36, 1)        How many sides does a Nonagon have?
(36, 2)        Nine
(37, 0)        33
(37, 1)        The best time to observe the stars and heavenly bodies is...
(37, 2)        A clear cool night
(38, 0)        34
(38, 1)        What's the number one killer in industrialized countries?
(38, 2)        Heart disease
(39, 0)        35
(39, 1)        From what part of the body does Lacrimal fluid flow?
(39, 2)        The eyes
(40, 0)        36
(40, 1)        What is a characteristic of a "Nimbus" cloud?
(40, 2)        Rain
(41, 0)        37
(41, 1)        What's another name for a Wildebeest?
(41, 2)        A gnu
(42, 0)        38
(42, 1)        Which of these is the only mammal that lays eggs?
(42, 2)        The platypus
(43, 0)        39
(43, 1)        How often are the brain cells replaced?
(43, 2)        Never
(44, 0)        40
(44, 1)        What is the gestation period of an elephant?
(44, 2)        21 months
(45, 0)        41
(45, 1)        What adventure tale introduced "Yo- ho-ho, and a bottle of rum"?
(45, 2)        Treasure Island
(46, 0)        42
(46, 1)        What is the largest city south of the equator?
(46, 2)        Buenos Aires
(47, 0)        43
(47, 1)        What land mammal holds the record for longevity?
(47, 2)        Man
(48, 0)        44
(48, 1)        What is the most widely spoken language in the world?
(48, 2)        Chinese
(49, 0)        45
(49, 1)        What does an otractor measure?
(49, 2)        Angles
(50, 0)        46
(50, 1)        Which is the smallest planet?
(50, 2)        Mercury
(51, 0)        47
(51, 1)        The geiger counter was actually invented by...
(51, 2)        Mr. H. Geiger
(52, 0)        48
(52, 1)        Who was known as "The Father of Geometry"?
(52, 2)        Euclid
(53, 0)        49
(53, 1)        Who covered the 1984 Democratic Convention for Playboy Magazine?
(53, 2)        Ronald Reagan, Jr.
(54, 0)        50
(54, 1)        Which of these does natural vanilla flavoring come from?
(54, 2)        Orchid plant
(55, 0)        51
(55, 1)        The brightest star visible in the Northern Hemisphere is...
(55, 2)        Sirius
(56, 0)        52
(56, 1)        What color are a zebra's stripes?
(56, 2)        Black
(57, 0)        53
(57, 1)        What is the name of the science of volcanoes?
(57, 2)        Volcanology
(58, 0)        54
(58, 1)        What is the approximate weight of an adult human's skin?
(58, 2)        Six pounds
(59, 0)        55
(59, 1)        What does CD-ROM stand for?
(59, 2)        Compact Disk Read-Only Memory
(60, 0)        56
(60, 1)        When Thomas Edison died, how many patents did he have in his name?
(60, 2)        Over 1000
(61, 0)        57
(61, 1)        Where is the thyroid gland?
(61, 2)        The neck
(62, 0)        58
(62, 1)        What is the name of decaying organic matter on the forest floor?
(62, 2)        Duff
(63, 0)        59
(63, 1)        What company manufactured the engines for the Concorde?
(63, 2)        Rolls Royce
(64, 0)        60
(64, 1)        Besides the Wedding March, what is the most popular music in weddings?
(64, 2)        Pachelbel's Canon in D
(65, 0)        61
(65, 1)        What animal lives at the highest altitude?
(65, 2)        The yak
(66, 0)        62
(66, 1)        What watch manufacturer sponsored the first TV commercial ever?
(66, 2)        Bulova
(67, 0)        63
(67, 1)        What does a meteorologist study?
(67, 2)        Weather
(68, 0)        64
(68, 1)        How many varieties of penguin are there?
(68, 2)        17
(69, 0)        65
(69, 1)        The electrically conducive gaps surrounding nerve endings are...
(69, 2)        Synapses
(70, 0)        66
(70, 1)        How many cups of butter are there in a pound?
(70, 2)        Two
(71, 0)        67
(71, 1)        What part of the eye is responsible for color vision?
(71, 2)        The cones
(72, 0)        68
(72, 1)        During which event would you be able to see "Bailey's Beads"?
(72, 2)        A solar eclipse
(73, 0)        69
(73, 1)        What technique is usually used to show pictures of a fetus in a womb?
(73, 2)        Ultrasound
(74, 0)        70
(74, 1)        What is the name of the game played in the World Series of Poker?
(74, 2)        Texas Hold'em
(75, 0)        71
(75, 1)        What's the most abundant element in the sun?
(75, 2)        Hydrogen
(76, 0)        72
(76, 1)        When do you plant Winter Wheat?
(76, 2)        In the Fall
(77, 0)        73
(77, 1)        Approximately how many species of butterfly are there?
(77, 2)        100,000
(78, 0)        74
(78, 1)        The Rh factor was named after...
(78, 2)        A monkey
(79, 0)        75
(79, 1)        Sturgeon eggs are also known as...
(79, 2)        Caviar
(80, 0)        76
(80, 1)        What is IBM's motto?
(80, 2)        Think
(81, 0)        77
(81, 1)        Which country experiences the most tornadoes annually?
(81, 2)        United States
(82, 0)        78
(82, 1)        What was the life-span of most of the dinosaurs?
(82, 2)        100 years
(83, 0)        79
(83, 1)        In how many years do sunspots cycle?
(83, 2)        11
(84, 0)        80
(84, 1)        How far is the sun from earth?
(84, 2)        93,000,000 miles
(85, 0)        81
(85, 1)        How many varieties are there of rice?
(85, 2)        About 15,000
(86, 0)        82
(86, 1)        In Blackjack, what must the dealer do when he has a 16?
(86, 2)        Hit
(87, 0)        83
(87, 1)        What appears when the sun activates melanocytes?
(87, 2)        Freckles
(88, 0)        84
(88, 1)        Where is Budweiser beer made?
(88, 2)        St. Louis
(89, 0)        85
(89, 1)        What are " areas of the sun called?
(89, 2)        Sun Spots
(90, 0)        86
(90, 1)        What is the name for wine made from rice?
(90, 2)        Sake
(91, 0)        87
(91, 1)        The Pythagorean Theorem applies to what kind of triangle?
(91, 2)        Right
(92, 0)        88
(92, 1)        The skin of what fish was once sold as sandpaper?
(92, 2)        The shark
(93, 0)        89
(93, 1)        What does an autophobe fear?
(93, 2)        Himself
(94, 0)        90
(94, 1)        What percentage of alcohol is in 100 proof whiskey?
(94, 2)        50 percent
(95, 0)        91
(95, 1)        The apparent shift in stars from different perspectives is called:
(95, 2)        Parallax
(96, 0)        92
(96, 1)        How many keys are on a standard piano?
(96, 2)        88
(97, 0)        93
(97, 1)        What kind of women gave Sigmund Freud erotic dreams?
(97, 2)        American
(98, 0)        94
(98, 1)        What's the common term for an organic catalyst?
(98, 2)        An enzyme
(99, 0)        95
(99, 1)        On a standard touchtone phone pad, what is directly below "7"?
(99, 2)        Asterisk
(100, 0)        96
(100, 1)        What's the fahrenheit equivalent of 100 degrees, de?
(100, 2)        212
(101, 0)        97
(101, 1)        What does the MS in MS-DOS stand for?
(101, 2)        Microsoft
(102, 0)        98
(102, 1)        What does a pluviometer measure?
(102, 2)        Rainfall
(103, 0)        99
(103, 1)        Who is the most translated English author?
(103, 2)        Shakespeare
(104, 0)        100
(104, 1)        How many dice are used to play the game Yahtzee?
(104, 2)        Five
(105, 0)        101
(105, 1)        The women's brassiere was invented by which of these men?
(105, 2)        Otto Titzling
(106, 0)        102
(106, 1)        The largest radio telescope dish in the world is in...
(106, 2)        Puerto Rico
(107, 0)        103
(107, 1)        At what angle does the Earth tilt on its axis?
(107, 2)        23 1/2 degrees
(108, 0)        104
(108, 1)        What's the medical name for cancer of the blood?
(108, 2)        Leukemia
(109, 0)        105
(109, 1)        By age 60, most people lost what percentage of their taste buds?
(109, 2)        50 percent
(110, 0)        106
(110, 1)        What does the Kelvin scale measure?
(110, 2)        Heat
(111, 0)        107
(111, 1)        Steelhead and Rainbow trout are members of which family?
(111, 2)        The salmon
(112, 0)        108
(112, 1)        The only species of cat which lives and hunts in groups is:
(112, 2)        The lion
(113, 0)        109
(113, 1)        "Tailor's Chalk" is a variety of what mineral?
(113, 2)        Talc
(114, 0)        110
(114, 1)        What is the state slogan of Missouri?
(114, 2)        Show-me state
(115, 0)        111
(115, 1)        What company manufactures the "1-2-3" software product?
(115, 2)        Lotus (or is it IBM)
(116, 0)        112
(116, 1)        What's the costliest man-made element on earth?
(116, 2)        Californium
(117, 0)        113
(117, 1)        The most pollution-free energy is...
(117, 2)        Solar
(118, 0)        114
(118, 1)        What's a dactylogram?
(118, 2)        A fingerprint
(119, 0)        115
(119, 1)        Which planet's orbit vindicated Einstein's theory of gravity?
(119, 2)        Mercury
(120, 0)        116
(120, 1)        How many pecks are in a bushel?
(120, 2)        Four
(121, 0)        117
(121, 1)        Parchment was made from?
(121, 2)        Goat skin
(122, 0)        118
(122, 1)        What is dilute acetic acid?
(122, 2)        Vinegar
(123, 0)        119
(123, 1)        What chess piece moves in the shape of an "L"?
(123, 2)        Knight
(124, 0)        120
(124, 1)        From the pit of which fruit do we get Laetrile?
(124, 2)        The apricot
(125, 0)        121
(125, 1)        What company makes the most computer "mice"?
(125, 2)        Microsoft
(126, 0)        122
(126, 1)        What are 2 people who are ozygotic?
(126, 2)        Identical twins
(127, 0)        123
(127, 1)        What fraction of the earth's gravity is the moon's?
(127, 2)        One sixth
(128, 0)        124
(128, 1)        What product's TV commercials used the line "Ring Around The Collar"?
(128, 2)        Wisk
(129, 0)        125
(129, 1)        How much did a McDonald's hamburger cost in 1963?
(129, 2)        15 cents
(130, 0)        126
(130, 1)        What is the colored portion of the eye called?
(130, 2)        The iris
(131, 0)        127
(131, 1)        What is the most abundant chemical in the earth's crust?
(131, 2)        Oxygen
(132, 0)        128
(132, 1)        The Wasserman test detects the presence of...
(132, 2)        Syphilis
(133, 0)        129
(133, 1)        What is the name of Hugh Hefner's puzzle magazine?
(133, 2)        Games
(134, 0)        130
(134, 1)        What fruit is used in the dye for government inspectors' meat stamps?
(134, 2)        Grape
(135, 0)        131
(135, 1)        90 percent of all species that have become extinct have been...
(135, 2)        Birds
(136, 0)        132
(136, 1)        What African animal kills the most people?
(136, 2)        Crocodile
(137, 0)        133
(137, 1)        How many degrees are there in a right angle?
(137, 2)        90 degrees
(138, 0)        134
(138, 1)        What is L'il Abner's last name?
(138, 2)        Yokum
(139, 0)        135
(139, 1)        Which is the fifth planet from the sun?
(139, 2)        Jupiter
(140, 0)        136
(140, 1)        How long do red blood cells live?
(140, 2)        120 days
(141, 0)        137
(141, 1)        What is another name for rubella?
(141, 2)        German Measles
(142, 0)        138
(142, 1)        What company is known as "Big Blue"?
(142, 2)        IBM
(143, 0)        139
(143, 1)        What does VGA (as in computer monitors) stand for?
(143, 2)        Video Graphics Array
(144, 0)        140
(144, 1)        What did Wilhelm Roentgen discover in 1895?
(144, 2)        X-rays
(145, 0)        141
(145, 1)        What is the official name of Hawaii's "Big Island"?
(145, 2)        Hawaii
(146, 0)        142
(146, 1)        What famous magazine debuted in December 1953?
(146, 2)        Playboy
(147, 0)        143
(147, 1)        What was the name of Paul Bunyan's blue ox?
(147, 2)        Babe
(148, 0)        144
(148, 1)        Who's work in theoretical physics earned him a Nobel Prize in 1921?
(148, 2)        Einsteinelter
(149, 0)        145
(149, 1)        How many chambers are there in the human heart?
(149, 2)        Four
(150, 0)        146
(150, 1)        Which animal has the highest blood pressure?
(150, 2)        The giraffe
(151, 0)        147
(151, 1)        What disease in the US is still the most child-crippling?
(151, 2)        Cerebral Palsey
(152, 0)        148
(152, 1)        Who is known for claiming, "I am not a crook."?
(152, 2)        Nixon
(153, 0)        149
(153, 1)        What are the high-speed winds at 40,000 feet known as?
(153, 2)        The Jet Stream
(154, 0)        150
(154, 1)        At what temperature does book paper catch fire and burn?
(154, 2)        Fahrenheit 451
(155, 0)        151
(155, 1)        The ratio of plant to animal species is approximately...
(155, 2)        2-to-1
(156, 0)        152
(156, 1)        Clocked at over 60 mph, what is the fastest mammal on earth?
(156, 2)        Cheetah
(157, 0)        153
(157, 1)        Each eye of a horsefly has how many lenses?
(157, 2)        7000
(158, 0)        154
(158, 1)        What's the name of Tom Sawyer's aunt with whom he lived?
(158, 2)        Polly
(159, 0)        155
(159, 1)        What's the most abundant element in the known Universe?
(159, 2)        Hydrogen
(160, 0)        156
(160, 1)        What is the largest organ in the human body?
(160, 2)        The skin
(161, 0)        157
(161, 1)        What software company did Borland acquire (to obtain dBASE)?
(161, 2)        Ashton-Tate
(162, 0)        158
(162, 1)        A four-sided plane figure with only 2 parallel sides is
(162, 2)        A trapezoid
(163, 0)        159
(163, 1)        What sailor's disease resulted from a lack of vitamin C?
(163, 2)        Scurvy
(164, 0)        160
(164, 1)        What did Dr. John S. Pemberton invent?
(164, 2)        Coca-Cola
(165, 0)        161
(165, 1)        How many sides does a cube have?
(165, 2)        Six
(166, 0)        162
(166, 1)        What does the male preying mantis lose after mating?
(166, 2)        His head
(167, 0)        163
(167, 1)        What software company manufacturers "WordPerfect"?
(167, 2)        Novell Corporation
(168, 0)        164
(168, 1)        What is the only animal on earth with four knees?
(168, 2)        Elephant
(169, 0)        165
(169, 1)        What's a row of crows called?
(169, 2)        A murder
(170, 0)        166
(170, 1)        What fruit has the most calories?
(170, 2)        Avocado
(171, 0)        167
(171, 1)        In humans, which sex lives longer?
(171, 2)        Females
(172, 0)        168
(172, 1)        A human sneeze can generate speeds of up to...
(172, 2)        100 miles per hour
(173, 0)        169
(173, 1)        What is the official state bird of the state of Utah?
(173, 2)        The seagull
(174, 0)        170
(174, 1)        Where would you find the Medula Oblongata?
(174, 2)        In the brain
(175, 0)        171
(175, 1)        What organ is inflamed in the condition known as encephalitis?
(175, 2)        The brain
(176, 0)        172
(176, 1)        What constellation is supposed to depict a hunter?
(176, 2)        Orion
(177, 0)        173
(177, 1)        Which of these is referred to as the "Sunshine Vitamin"?
(177, 2)        Vitamin D
(178, 0)        174
(178, 1)        With a standard pair of dice, how likely is a '7' to come up?
(178, 2)        1-in-6
(179, 0)        175
(179, 1)        Who painted "The Night Watch"?
(179, 2)        Rembrandt
(180, 0)        176
(180, 1)        What do you get when you order sweetbreads in a restaurant?
(180, 2)        Cow glands
(181, 0)        177
(181, 1)        Who said "There's a sucker born every minute"?
(181, 2)        P.T. Barnum
(182, 0)        178
(182, 1)        How long does it take for light to travel from the sun to the earth?
(182, 2)        8 minutes
(183, 0)        179
(183, 1)        How many eyes does a bat have?
(183, 2)        Two
(184, 0)        180
(184, 1)        Which color moves first in chess?
(184, 2)        White
(185, 0)        181
(185, 1)        What magazine entered the ranks on November 23, 1936?
(185, 2)        Life
(186, 0)        182
(186, 1)        What makes plants green?
(186, 2)        Chlorophyll
(187, 0)        183
(187, 1)        Where are the Islands of Langerhans located?
(187, 2)        Human pancreas
(188, 0)        184
(188, 1)        Are most computer mice optical or mechanical?
(188, 2)        Mechanical
(189, 0)        185
(189, 1)        What animal lives in a lodge?
(189, 2)        The beaver
(190, 0)        186
(190, 1)        What is a California Long White?
(190, 2)        A potato
(191, 0)        187
(191, 1)        How many front toes does a parrot have?
(191, 2)        Two
(192, 0)        188
(192, 1)        Who discovered the rings of Saturn?
(192, 2)        Galileo
(193, 0)        189
(193, 1)        Which animal has the longest lifespan in captivity?
(193, 2)        The tortoise
(194, 0)        190
(194, 1)        To a computer person, what is RAM?
(194, 2)        Random Access Memory
(195, 0)        191
(195, 1)        What is the escape velocity from the earth's gravity?
(195, 2)        25,000 mph
(196, 0)        192
(196, 1)        What's the Fahrenheit equivalent of zero degrees centigrade?
(196, 2)        32
(197, 0)        193
(197, 1)        What is a baby rooster called?
(197, 2)        A Cockerel
(198, 0)        194
(198, 1)        What is another name for the paleolithic age?
(198, 2)        The Stone Age
(199, 0)        195
(199, 1)        A typical caterpillar has how many legs?
(199, 2)        16
(200, 0)        196
(200, 1)        What is the smallest mammal?
(200, 2)        The shrew
(201, 0)        197
(201, 1)        Of all species that ever existed, what percentage are now extinct?
(201, 2)        99 percent
(202, 0)        198
(202, 1)        What famous folksinger was born in Hibbing, Minnesota?
(202, 2)        Bob Dylan
(203, 0)        199
(203, 1)        What color is diamond dust?
(203, 2)        Black
(204, 0)        200
(204, 1)        Celluloid was developed in an attempt to make a better...
(204, 2)        Billiard ball
(205, 0)        201
(205, 1)        What is the London address of the Prime Minister?
(205, 2)        10 Downing Street
(206, 0)        202
(206, 1)        Scientists measure the distance of the moon by bouncing light off...
(206, 2)        A moon mirror
(207, 0)        203
(207, 1)        What is the sum of the interior angles of a triangle?
(207, 2)        180 degrees
(208, 0)        204
(208, 1)        In what country was Rubik's Cube invented?
(208, 2)        Hungary
(209, 0)        205
(209, 1)        How many bytes are in a kilobyte?
(209, 2)        1024
(210, 0)        206
(210, 1)        How many gallons of blood are filtered by the kidneys each day?
(210, 2)        500
(211, 0)        207
(211, 1)        What is the usual age for a Jewish boy to celebrate his "Bar Mitzvah"?
(211, 2)        13
(212, 0)        208
(212, 1)        What's the highest possible hand in poker (without jokers)?
(212, 2)        Royal Flush
(213, 0)        209
(213, 1)        The net worth of Microsoft's CEO, Bill Gates, amounts to how much for every day he has been alive?
(213, 2)        $500,000
(214, 0)        210
(214, 1)        What part of the body is inflamed in hepatitis?
(214, 2)        The liver
(215, 0)        211
(215, 1)        Approximately how may megabytes does a CD-ROM hold?
(215, 2)        640 Megabytes
(216, 0)        212
(216, 1)        "Homo Sapiens" means:
(216, 2)        Man of Knowledge
(217, 0)        213
(217, 1)        Which fruit has the most calories?
(217, 2)        Avocado
(218, 0)        214
(218, 1)        Americans receive the most amount of radiation from which of these?
(218, 2)        X-rays
(219, 0)        215
(219, 1)        What era do we currently live in?
(219, 2)        The Cenozoic
(220, 0)        216
(220, 1)        How many earthquakes are there in an average year?
(220, 2)        500,000
(221, 0)        217
(221, 1)        What's the second largest planet in our solar system?
(221, 2)        Saturn
(222, 0)        218
(222, 1)        What nursery rhyme character was arachnaphobic?
(222, 2)        Little Miss Muffet
(223, 0)        219
(223, 1)        Who wrote "The Magus"?
(223, 2)        John Fowles
(224, 0)        220
(224, 1)        What is the lifespan of a trout?
(224, 2)        4 year
(225, 0)        221
(225, 1)        Which is the largest crustacean?
(225, 2)        Spider Crab
(226, 0)        222
(226, 1)        What vegetable yields the most pounds of produce per acre?
(226, 2)        Cabbage
(227, 0)        223
(227, 1)        What famous star is in The Little Dipper?
(227, 2)        Polaris
(228, 0)        224
(228, 1)        In 1972, Bobby Fischer defeated who for the world chess crown?
(228, 2)        Boris Spassky
(229, 0)        225
(229, 1)        What is the common name for rice wine?
(229, 2)        Sake
(230, 0)        226
(230, 1)        HoWhat color is a Granny Smith Apple?
(230, 2)        Green
(231, 0)        227
(231, 1)        How many years are in a Millenium?
(231, 2)        1,000
(232, 0)        228
(232, 1)        What company is the largest producer of wine in the U.S.?
(232, 2)        Gallo
(233, 0)        229
(233, 1)        Which was the first foreign country to open its own "Disneyland"?
(233, 2)        Japan
(234, 0)        230
(234, 1)        "BTU's" measure what?
(234, 2)        Heat energy
(235, 0)        231
(235, 1)        Who said "I never met a man I didn't like".
(235, 2)        Will Rogers
(236, 0)        232
(236, 1)        What fraction pure is 18-carot gold?
(236, 2)        3/4
(237, 0)        233
(237, 1)        What is the square root of one-quarter?
(237, 2)        One half
(238, 0)        234
(238, 1)        Name one thing that a fish never does.
(238, 2)        Drink water
(239, 0)        235
(239, 1)        What vice president has suffered the most ridicule?
(239, 2)        Dan Quayle
(240, 0)        236
(240, 1)        What has more strings, a guitar or a banjo?
(240, 2)        Guitar
(241, 0)        237
(241, 1)        Who invented the mimeograph?
(241, 2)        Alfred B. Dick
(242, 0)        238
(242, 1)        What was Rembrandt's last name?
(242, 2)        Van Rijn
(243, 0)        239
(243, 1)        What is the most looked-at painting in the Louvre?
(243, 2)        The Mona Lisa
(244, 0)        240
(244, 1)        What's the most widely eaten fruit in America?
(244, 2)        Bananas
(245, 0)        241
(245, 1)        What does a pedometer measure?
(245, 2)        Walking distance
(246, 0)        242
(246, 1)        What is a castrated bull called?
(246, 2)        A steer
(247, 0)        243
(247, 1)        What does "calypigion" mean?
(247, 2)        Having well-formed buttocks
(248, 0)        244
(248, 1)        What is term for the bending of light rays caused by lenses?
(248, 2)        Refraction
(249, 0)        245
(249, 1)        What is the biggest selling program for IBM PC computers?
(249, 2)        Lotus 1-2-3
(250, 0)        246
(250, 1)        How many Wild Card playoff games does the NFL play each season?
(250, 2)        Two
(251, 0)        247
(251, 1)        Which of the five senses develops first?
(251, 2)        Smell
(252, 0)        248
(252, 1)        What detective debuted in "A Study in Scarlet"?
(252, 2)        Sherlock Holmes
(253, 0)        249
(253, 1)        What mammal lays eggs?
(253, 2)        Platypus
(254, 0)        250
(254, 1)        What's a capon?
(254, 2)        A castrated rooster
(255, 0)        251
(255, 1)        What is the favorite food of flies?
(255, 2)        Mosquitos
(256, 0)        252
(256, 1)        What animal was revered by the ancient Egyptians?
(256, 2)        The Cat
(257, 0)        253
(257, 1)        What is the lartest U.S. state east of the Mississippi?
(257, 2)        Georgia
(258, 0)        254
(258, 1)        What was the first living creature to orbit the earth?
(258, 2)        Dog
(259, 0)        255
(259, 1)        What percentage of the earth's water is drinkable?
(259, 2)        1 percent
(260, 0)        256
(260, 1)        How is the decimal number 14 expressed in hexidecimal?
(260, 2)        E
(261, 0)        257
(261, 1)        With what human activity are REM's associated?
(261, 2)        With sleeping
(262, 0)        258
(262, 1)        What's the main ingredient in Coca Cola, after water?
(262, 2)        Sugar
(263, 0)        259
(263, 1)        What fraction of an iceberg actually sticks up above water?
(263, 2)        1/9
(264, 0)        260
(264, 1)        What is a mandrill?
(264, 2)        A baboon
(265, 0)        261
(265, 1)        What does an anthropophagist eat?
(265, 2)        Humans
(266, 0)        262
(266, 1)        The "slack key" guitar is associated with what style of music?
(266, 2)        Hawaiian
(267, 0)        263
(267, 1)        Stars "twinkle" because of...
(267, 2)        Air turbulence
(268, 0)        264
(268, 1)        Where are the Haversian Canals?
(268, 2)        Inside of bones
(269, 0)        265
(269, 1)        Who has more red blood cells, men or women?
(269, 2)        Men
(270, 0)        266
(270, 1)        What letter was the scarlet letter?
(270, 2)        A
(271, 0)        267
(271, 1)        In chess, which piece has the highest assigned point value?
(271, 2)        Rook
(272, 0)        268
(272, 1)        What is the chemical symbol for gold?
(272, 2)        Au
(273, 0)        269
(273, 1)        What are PL-1, Ada, and C?
(273, 2)        Computer languages
(274, 0)        270
(274, 1)        Who was Playboy's first centerfold model?
(274, 2)        Marilyn Monroe
(275, 0)        271
(275, 1)        What inert gas is used in flourescent lights?
(275, 2)        Argon
(276, 0)        272
(276, 1)        What is the voltage of most car batteries?
(276, 2)        12 volts
(277, 0)        273
(277, 1)        In Roman mythology, who was the blacksmith of the gods?
(277, 2)        Vulcan
(278, 0)        274
(278, 1)        Name the former SDS leader who wed Jane Fonda in 1973?
(278, 2)        Tom Hayden
(279, 0)        275
(279, 1)        In computer lingo, what does DOS stand for?
(279, 2)        Disk Operating System
(280, 0)        276
(280, 1)        What celebrity was associated with the original IBM PC?
(280, 2)        Charlie Chaplin
(281, 0)        277
(281, 1)        In Monopoly, what is the rent on The Boardwalk with one hotel?
(281, 2)        $2000
(282, 0)        278
(282, 1)        In the human body, which lung is usually larger?
(282, 2)        The right
(283, 0)        279
(283, 1)        How long does it take the planet Pluto to go around the sun?
(283, 2)        248 earth years
(284, 0)        280
(284, 1)        In the US, what percentage of the population has an I.Q. over 100?
(284, 2)        50 percent
(285, 0)        281
(285, 1)        What state is bordered by both Carolinas?
(285, 2)        Georgia
(286, 0)        282
(286, 1)        What is the chemical symbol for the element Potassium?
(286, 2)        K
(287, 0)        283
(287, 1)        In what city was Woodstock held?
(287, 2)        Bethel, NY
(288, 0)        284
(288, 1)        In what city is the World Series of Poker held?
(288, 2)        Las Vegas, Nevada
(289, 0)        285
(289, 1)        What is a rhinoceros's horn made of?
(289, 2)        Hair
(290, 0)        286
(290, 1)        Where would you find Cassiopeia?
(290, 2)        The Northern sky
(291, 0)        287
(291, 1)        How much fish does the average beaver eat in one year?
(291, 2)        None
(292, 0)        288
(292, 1)        What is the first planet that a man-made object landed on?
(292, 2)        Mars
(293, 0)        289
(293, 1)        A Cape Cod Knockabout is what kind of vehicle?
(293, 2)        A sailboat
(294, 0)        290
(294, 1)        What science fiction classic was based on Shakespeare's The Tempest?
(294, 2)        Forbidden Planet
(295, 0)        291
(295, 1)        What is the shape of a camel's spine?
(295, 2)        Straight
(296, 0)        292
(296, 1)        How many tentacles does a squid have?
(296, 2)        Ten
(297, 0)        293
(297, 1)        Who performed the first successful heart transplant?
(297, 2)        Christian Barnard
(298, 0)        294
(298, 1)        What order of insects contains the most species?
(298, 2)        Beetles
(299, 0)        295
(299, 1)        What plant is rum made from?
(299, 2)        Sugar cane
(300, 0)        296
(300, 1)        What term describes an animal which is active at night?
(300, 2)        Nocturnal
(301, 0)        297
(301, 1)        Macintosh computers are made by what company?
(301, 2)        Apple
(302, 0)        298
(302, 1)        What product's secret ingredient is known -X"?
(302, 2)        Coca Cola
(303, 0)        299
(303, 1)        What's the most common name in the world?
(303, 2)        Muhammad
(304, 0)        300
(304, 1)        Another name for a Rum-and-Coke is:
(304, 2)        Cuba Libre
(305, 0)        301
(305, 1)        Where is Harry's New York Bar?
(305, 2)        Paris
(306, 0)        302
(306, 1)        Charles Manson was convicted of murdering whom?
(306, 2)        Sharon Tate
(307, 0)        303
(307, 1)        What is the most widely used tranquilizer in the United States?
(307, 2)        Valium
(308, 0)        304
(308, 1)        From what tree is the Pecan Nut harvested?
(308, 2)        Hickory tree
(309, 0)        305
(309, 1)        Cave growths which hang from the ceiling are called...
(309, 2)        Stalactites
(310, 0)        306
(310, 1)        How many people are killed, on the average, each day by lightning?
(310, 2)        20
(311, 0)        307
(311, 1)        What has been called "The Mother of the Arts"?
(311, 2)        Architecture
(312, 0)        308
(312, 1)        How many moons does Mars have?
(312, 2)        Two
(313, 0)        309
(313, 1)        What do the two sides of a die add up to?
(313, 2)        Seven
(314, 0)        310
(314, 1)        How many times larger than life size is the Statue of Liberty?
(314, 2)        20
(315, 0)        311
(315, 1)        What is the length of the term of a United States Senator?
(315, 2)        6 years
(316, 0)        312
(316, 1)        Name the character created on a computer by Desi Arnaz, Jr.?
(316, 2)        Automand 12
(317, 0)        313
(317, 1)        What color light is displayed on the port side of a boat?
(317, 2)        Red
(318, 0)        314
(318, 1)        H. G. Brown is the editor of what trend-setting magazine?
(318, 2)        Cosmopolitan
(319, 0)        315
(319, 1)        How many land miles are there in a league?
(319, 2)        Three
(320, 0)        316
(320, 1)        What is the lowest ranking suit of cards in the game of bridge?
(320, 2)        Clubs
(321, 0)        317
(321, 1)        What strikes the Empire State Buillding more than 50 times a year?
(321, 2)        Lightning
(322, 0)        318
(322, 1)        Bird Nest Soup is actually made from what?
(322, 2)        Bird nests
(323, 0)        319
(323, 1)        The Van Allen Belt surrounds...
(323, 2)        Earth
(324, 0)        320
(324, 1)        What is the anatomical term for the voice box?
(324, 2)        The larynx
(325, 0)        321
(325, 1)        What insect kills more people than any other insect or any snake?
(325, 2)        The honey bee
(326, 0)        322
(326, 1)        Which animal has the largest brain?
(326, 2)        Blue Whale
(327, 0)        323
(327, 1)        What is the name of Little Orphan Annie's dog?
(327, 2)        Sandy
(328, 0)        324
(328, 1)        What science deals with the origin and structure of the Universe?
(328, 2)        Cosmology
(329, 0)        325
(329, 1)        How many feet are in a mile?
(329, 2)        5280
(330, 0)        326
(330, 1)        Where is the human skin the thickest?
(330, 2)        The back
(331, 0)        327
(331, 1)        What kind of creatures are the Canary Islands named for?
(331, 2)        Dogs
(332, 0)        328
(332, 1)        At what speed does the earth travel through space?
(332, 2)        66,620 mph
(333, 0)        329
(333, 1)        What plant is opium derived from?
(333, 2)        Poppy plant
(334, 0)        330
(334, 1)        Alistair Cooke, author of "America", is a citizen of...
(334, 2)        The United States
(335, 0)        331
(335, 1)        What kitchen cleanser cleaned like a white tornado?
(335, 2)        Ajax
(336, 0)        332
(336, 1)        An ocean of liquid nitrogen is known to exist...
(336, 2)        On Neptune's moon
(337, 0)        333
(337, 1)        What's the most commonly used langauge for personal computers?
(337, 2)        BASIC
(338, 0)        334
(338, 1)        Which is the only animal whose skin can be grafted to mans'?
(338, 2)        The pig
(339, 0)        335
(339, 1)        During which season is the sun farthest from the Earth?
(339, 2)        Summer
(340, 0)        336
(340, 1)        Which is the first element in the Periodic Table of Elements?
(340, 2)        Hydrogen
(341, 0)        337
(341, 1)        Which African animal kills the most people?
(341, 2)        The crocodile
(342, 0)        338
(342, 1)        How deep is the world's deepest ocean?
(342, 2)        36,000 feet
(343, 0)        339
(343, 1)        What was the longest dinosaur?
(343, 2)        Diplodocus
(344, 0)        340
(344, 1)        Which of the 5 senses is less sharp after eating too much?
(344, 2)        Hearing
(345, 0)        341
(345, 1)        What galaxy are we a part of?
(345, 2)        The Milky Way
(346, 0)        342
(346, 1)        What two colors do color-blind people have trouble distinguishing?
(346, 2)        Red & Green
(347, 0)        343
(347, 1)        Where would you find Cassini's division?
(347, 2)        Saturn's rings
(348, 0)        344
(348, 1)        Twins occur with what frequency in the United States?
(348, 2)        1 out of 90
(349, 0)        345
(349, 1)        A lunar geologist is also known as:
(349, 2)        A Selenologist
(350, 0)        346
(350, 1)        The chemical symbol for copper is:
(350, 2)        Cu
(351, 0)        347
(351, 1)        Splitting the nucleus of an atom is referred to as:
(351, 2)        Fission
(352, 0)        348
(352, 1)        What's the other name for the card game "Patience" ?
(352, 2)        Solitaire
(353, 0)        349
(353, 1)        What's the common name for hydrogen hydroxide?
(353, 2)        Water
(354, 0)        350
(354, 1)        What is snuff?
(354, 2)        Pulverized Tobacco
(355, 0)        351
(355, 1)        What kind of animals was Napoleon afraid of?
(355, 2)        Cats
(356, 0)        352
(356, 1)        What does Erma Bombeck say the grass is always greener over?
(356, 2)        The Septic Tank
(357, 0)        353
(357, 1)        What is the oldest and most numerous class of animals?
(357, 2)        Insects
(358, 0)        354
(358, 1)        Which is the largest library in the U.S after the Library of Congress?
(358, 2)        Harvard University
(359, 0)        355
(359, 1)        How much money do players get at the beginning of a Monopoly game?
(359, 2)        1500 dollars
(360, 0)        356
(360, 1)        Where would you find the "Sea of Tranquility"?
(360, 2)        The moon
(361, 0)        357
(361, 1)        What is the nationality of Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot?
(361, 2)        Belgian
(362, 0)        358
(362, 1)        What is quicksilver?
(362, 2)        Mercury
(363, 0)        359
(363, 1)        What bird lays the largest egg?
(363, 2)        Ostrich
(364, 0)        360
(364, 1)        The difference between a meteor and a meteorite is that a meteorite...
(364, 2)        Has hit the earth
(365, 0)        361
(365, 1)        A bamboo plant is capable of growing, in one entire day:
(365, 2)        About 36 inches
(366, 0)        362
(366, 1)        What are walrus tusks made of?
(366, 2)        Ivory
(367, 0)        363
(367, 1)        What's the heaviest land bird in North America?
(367, 2)        The wild turkey
(368, 0)        364
(368, 1)        Which animal is referred to as Nanook in the Eskimo tongue?
(368, 2)        Polar bear
(369, 0)        365
(369, 1)        Which actor is one of the world's top professional bridge players?
(369, 2)        Omar Shariff
(370, 0)        366
(370, 1)        What element is represented by the chemical symbol Pb?
(370, 2)        Lead
(371, 0)        367
(371, 1)        How would you write the number 69 in Roman Numerals?
(371, 2)        LXIX
(372, 0)        368
(372, 1)        What is the psychological term for self-love?
(372, 2)        Narcissism
(373, 0)        369
(373, 1)        Who is Father of the H-Bomb?
(373, 2)        Edward Teller
(374, 0)        370
(374, 1)        In Chess, what name is given to the only move involving two pieces?
(374, 2)        Castling
(375, 0)        371
(375, 1)        The one distinguishing feature of all organic material is...
(375, 2)        Carbon
(376, 0)        372
(376, 1)        Another name for the clavicle is:
(376, 2)        The collar bone
(377, 0)        373
(377, 1)        The longest reigning monarch in British history was...
(377, 2)        Queen Victoria
(378, 0)        374
(378, 1)        What note is the top and bottom string of a guitar tuned to?
(378, 2)        E
(379, 0)        375
(379, 1)        What season begins with the Vernal Equinox?
(379, 2)        Spring
(380, 0)        376
(380, 1)        How many times a year does a penguin have sex?
(380, 2)        One
(381, 0)        377
(381, 1)        Who was the lawyer who successfully prosecuted Charles Manson?
(381, 2)        Vincent Bugliosi
(382, 0)        378
(382, 1)        What is a flat, broad-bodied, odorous insect?
(382, 2)        Stinkbug
(383, 0)        379
(383, 1)        Who is the editor-in-chief of The National Review?
(383, 2)        William F. Buckley
(384, 0)        380
(384, 1)        What is the triangular shaped Greek letter called?
(384, 2)        Delta
(385, 0)        381
(385, 1)        How many pairs of chromosones does a normal human have?
(385, 2)        23
(386, 0)        382
(386, 1)        What tool did Charles Moncke invent?
(386, 2)        The Monkey Wrench
(387, 0)        383
(387, 1)        What's the average life-span of a mayfly?
(387, 2)        1 day
(388, 0)        384
(388, 1)        Which of the senses is most closely linked to memory?
(388, 2)        Smell
(389, 0)        385
(389, 1)        In Blackjack, the dealer must offer insurance if his hand has...
(389, 2)        an ace showing
(390, 0)        386
(390, 1)        How many sheets of paper are there in a ream?
(390, 2)        500
(391, 0)        387
(391, 1)        Which element do ALL organic compounds contain?
(391, 2)        Carbon
(392, 0)        388
(392, 1)        Where are the convulsions of Broca?
(392, 2)        The brain
(393, 0)        389
(393, 1)        A Cerenkov Counter measures...
(393, 2)        Very fast particles
(394, 0)        390
(394, 1)        Which Beethoven symphony features the "ode to joy" theme?
(394, 2)        9th
(395, 0)        391
(395, 1)        In poker, another name for a hand containing Aces and Eights is:
(395, 2)        Dead man's hand
(396, 0)        392
(396, 1)        Bobby Fischer met Boris Spassky for the world chess championship in...
(396, 2)        1972
(397, 0)        393
(397, 1)        Bees can make 1 pound of honey comb by collecting nectar from how many flowers?
(397, 2)        2 million
(398, 0)        394
(398, 1)        A Hexagon has how many sides?
(398, 2)        Six
(399, 0)        395
(399, 1)        What is the major greenhouse flower crop in the United States?
(399, 2)        Roses
(400, 0)        396
(400, 1)        In Backgammon, what is the center division of the board called?
(400, 2)        The bar
(401, 0)        397
(401, 1)        Gustave Eiffel, creator of the Eiffel Tower, also created...
(401, 2)        Statue of Liberty
(402, 0)        398
(402, 1)        What is the oldest known vegetable?
(402, 2)        The pea
(403, 0)        399
(403, 1)        Who said `the bigger they come, the harder they fall'?
(403, 2)        Bob Fitzsimmons
(404, 0)        400
(404, 1)        What part of an African elephant is larger than an Indian elephant's?
(404, 2)        The ears
(405, 0)        401
(405, 1)        What does a dipsomaniac crave?
(405, 2)        Alcohol
(406, 0)        402
(406, 1)        What is the distinguishing feature of marsupial animals?
(406, 2)        Have pouches
(407, 0)        403
(407, 1)        Chemical substances ending in the suffix "ase" are...
(407, 2)        Enzymes
(408, 0)        404
(408, 1)        How many feet are there in a fathom?
(408, 2)        Six
(409, 0)        405
(409, 1)        How many pounds are there in a stone?
(409, 2)        14
(410, 0)        406
(410, 1)        What's 550 times sweeter than cane sugar?
(410, 2)        Saccharin
(411, 0)        407
(411, 1)        What's the common name for the constellation Ursa Major?
(411, 2)        The Big Dipper
(412, 0)        408
(412, 1)        How many yards are there in a mile?
(412, 2)        1760
(413, 0)        409
(413, 1)        What does the French word `Brut' mean on a bottle of wine?
(413, 2)        Dry
(414, 0)        410
(414, 1)        What does the binary number 1001 stand for in decimal?
(414, 2)        9
(415, 0)        411
(415, 1)        The IBM personal computer was introduced in what year?
(415, 2)        1981
(416, 0)        412
(416, 1)        Who is credited with the line `nice guys finish last'?
(416, 2)        Leo Durocher
(417, 0)        413
(417, 1)        Which eye element controls the amount of light allowed to enter?
(417, 2)        The iris
(418, 0)        414
(418, 1)        What's the only man-mad structure visible from space?
(418, 2)        Great Wall of China
(419, 0)        415
(419, 1)        Where was El Greco born?
(419, 2)        Greece
(420, 0)        416
(420, 1)        The astronomical entity known as The Pleiades is ...
(420, 2)        A star cluster
(421, 0)        417
(421, 1)        Who wrote the children's book, "Last of the Great Whangdoodles"?
(421, 2)        Julie Andrews
(422, 0)        418
(422, 1)        What is the primary flavoring in root beer?
(422, 2)        Sassafras
(423, 0)        419
(423, 1)        A quasi-stellar object is more commonly known as...
(423, 2)        A quasar
(424, 0)        420
(424, 1)        How long is a baby kangaroo at birth?
(424, 2)        1 inch
(425, 0)        421
(425, 1)        Name the phenomonon which makes a moving train whistle change pitch:
(425, 2)        The Doppler Effect
(426, 0)        422
(426, 1)        What's the planet seen from Earth?
(426, 2)        Venus
(427, 0)        423
(427, 1)        What is Beverly Sills's nickname?
(427, 2)        Bubbles
(428, 0)        424
(428, 1)        What is 40 percent of 40?
(428, 2)        16
(429, 0)        425
(429, 1)        What type of whale was Moby Dick?
(429, 2)        Sperm whale
(430, 0)        426
(430, 1)        Which is the largest land animal?
(430, 2)        African elephant
(431, 0)        427
(431, 1)        What's another name for the yellow poplar tree?
(431, 2)        Tulip
(432, 0)        428
(432, 1)        What is the speed of light?
(432, 2)        186,000 miles per second
(433, 0)        429
(433, 1)        Which science fiction writer had a part in the development of radar?
(433, 2)        Arthur C. Clarke
(434, 0)        430
(434, 1)        In Craps, to bet with the shooter, you bet on the:
(434, 2)        Pass line
(435, 0)        431
(435, 1)        What kind of animal was Napoleon frightened of?
(435, 2)        Cats
(436, 0)        432
(436, 1)        What percentage of fire-related deaths is due to smoke inhalation?
(436, 2)        80 percent
(437, 0)        433
(437, 1)        Which drink is the most capable of quenching thirst?
(437, 2)        Water
(438, 0)        434
(438, 1)        How many bytes are in a kilobyte?
(438, 2)        1,024
(439, 0)        435
(439, 1)        At what age does a `filly' become a `mare'?
(439, 2)        Five
(440, 0)        436
(440, 1)        What country is the largest per capita consumer of beer?
(440, 2)        West Germany
(441, 0)        437
(441, 1)        What do you call a female calf?
(441, 2)        A heifer
(442, 0)        438
(442, 1)        What detective retired to become a beekeeper?
(442, 2)        Sherlock Holmes
(443, 0)        439
(443, 1)        What was Dr. Frankenstein's first name?
(443, 2)        Victoran
(444, 0)        440
(444, 1)        The first atomic powered submarine was called...
(444, 2)        The Nautilus
(445, 0)        441
(445, 1)        Linseed oil comes from what plant?
(445, 2)        The flax plant
(446, 0)        442
(446, 1)        How far can a hydrogen atom travel in one second?
(446, 2)        Over 1000 miles
(447, 0)        443
(447, 1)        What automobile manufacturer once owned Eastern Airlines?
(447, 2)        General Motors
(448, 0)        444
(448, 1)        On a standard typewriter keyboard, what letter is above "K"?
(448, 2)        I
(449, 0)        445
(449, 1)        On most office phone systems, what number do you dial to get an outside line?
(449, 2)        9
(450, 0)        446
(450, 1)        What's the highest possible hand in poker, using jokers?
(450, 2)        Five Aces
(451, 0)        447
(451, 1)        What part of a wooly mammoth was 16 feet long?
(451, 2)        Tusks
(452, 0)        448
(452, 1)        For a given perimeter length, which shape has the greatest area?
(452, 2)        Circle
(453, 0)        449
(453, 1)        What does a gynephobic man fear?
(453, 2)        Women
(454, 0)        450
(454, 1)        In music, a DX-7 is a what?
(454, 2)        A synthesizer
(455, 0)        451
(455, 1)        What section of an airline gives the bumpiest ride?
(455, 2)        The tail
(456, 0)        452
(456, 1)        What is the world's largest news agency?
(456, 2)        AP
(457, 0)        453
(457, 1)        What prints are used by breeders to identify dogs?
(457, 2)        Nose
(458, 0)        454
(458, 1)        What invention is Thomas Crapper associated with?
(458, 2)        The toilet
(459, 0)        455
(459, 1)        What were named "Wanderers" because of their motion in the sky?
(459, 2)        Planets
(460, 0)        456
(460, 1)        Which is the cave formation which hangs from the cieling?
(460, 2)        Stalactites
(461, 0)        457
(461, 1)        The human body is composed of how much water?
(461, 2)        80 percent
(462, 0)        458
(462, 1)        Who invented the "Pet Rock"?
(462, 2)        Gary Dahl
(463, 0)        459
(463, 1)        How many degrees is the average human's field of vision?
(463, 2)        180 degrees
(464, 0)        460
(464, 1)        Sherlock Holmes was a fictional detective created by...
(464, 2)        Arthur Conan Doyle
(465, 0)        461
(465, 1)        Who was the lawyer who defended The Boston Strangler?
(465, 2)        F. Lee Bailey
(466, 0)        462
(466, 1)        What is the parent company of the "Jack-in-the-Box" hamburger chain?
(466, 2)        Ralston Purina
(467, 0)        463
(467, 1)        What is the price of each of the four Utilities in Monopoly?
(467, 2)        $150
(468, 0)        464
(468, 1)        On what type of tree do dates grow?
(468, 2)        Palm trees
(469, 0)        465
(469, 1)        Who conducted the Playboy interview of the U.S. Nazi leader Rockwell?
(469, 2)        Alex Haley
(470, 0)        466
(470, 1)        A "light year" measures:
(470, 2)        Distance
(471, 0)        467
(471, 1)        What's a woofer?
(471, 2)        A hi-fi speaker
(472, 0)        468
(472, 1)        Dry ice is the common name for what compound?
(472, 2)        Carbon Dioxide
(473, 0)        469
(473, 1)        What is America's best-selling weekly magazine?
(473, 2)        TV Guide
(474, 0)        470
(474, 1)        What's the strongest muscle in the human body?
(474, 2)        The tongue
(475, 0)        471
(475, 1)        Computer printers not connected to a serial port are connected to what other type of port?
(475, 2)        Parallel port
(476, 0)        472
(476, 1)        How often does Halley's Comet come by earth?
(476, 2)        Every 76 years
(477, 0)        473
(477, 1)        Besides oxygen, what is the other main substance in the atmosphere?
(477, 2)        Nitrogen
(478, 0)        474
(478, 1)        Which mosquito draws blood?
(478, 2)        The female
(479, 0)        475
(479, 1)        Which airline featured the slogan "Fly Me"?
(479, 2)        Eastern
(480, 0)        476
(480, 1)        Where would you find penguins?
(480, 2)        Near the Antartic
(481, 0)        477
(481, 1)        What is the most popular name for streets in the United States?
(481, 2)        Park Street
(482, 0)        478
(482, 1)        What is the opposite of aphelion?
(482, 2)        Perihelion
(483, 0)        479
(483, 1)        Who went to jail for attacking a TV announcer with a baseball bat?
(483, 2)        Evil Knievel
(484, 0)        480
(484, 1)        How many permanent teeth should an adult have?
(484, 2)        32
(485, 0)        481
(485, 1)        What Canadian city has the annual Stampede?
(485, 2)        Calgary
(486, 0)        482
(486, 1)        Rubik's th 27 pieces, has how many possible combinations?
(486, 2)        42.3 quintillion
(487, 0)        483
(487, 1)        Who wrote "The Prince and the Pauper"?
(487, 2)        Mark Twain
(488, 0)        484
(488, 1)        Which is the largest flying bird?
(488, 2)        The albatross
(489, 0)        485
(489, 1)        An altimeter measures what?
(489, 2)        Altitude
(490, 0)        486
(490, 1)        How many numbered squares are on a standard Bingo card?
(490, 2)        24
(491, 0)        487
(491, 1)        The tallest living mammal is...
(491, 2)        The giraffe
(492, 0)        488
(492, 1)        What statistically is the safest age of life?
(492, 2)        10 years old
(493, 0)        489
(493, 1)        In what industry would you deal with ISBN numbers?
(493, 2)        Book publishing
(494, 0)        490
(494, 1)        What was the name of the first black Miss America?
(494, 2)        Vanessa Williams
(495, 0)        491
(495, 1)        What religion does Idi Amin belong to?
(495, 2)        Islam
(496, 0)        492
(496, 1)        Which color has the longest wavelength?
(496, 2)        Red
(497, 0)        493
(497, 1)        How many stars are visible in the dark part of a crescent moon?
(497, 2)        Zero
(498, 0)        494
(498, 1)        Where would you find The Great Red Spot?
(498, 2)        Jupiter
(499, 0)        495
(499, 1)        Another name for rock salt is?
(499, 2)        Halite
(500, 0)        496
(500, 1)        In the equation "e = mc squared", what does the "c" stand for?
(500, 2)        The speed of light
(501, 0)        497
(501, 1)        An American roulette wheel contains how many different numbered spots?
(501, 2)        38
(502, 0)        498
(502, 1)        What is the state bird of Maryland?
(502, 2)        Baltimore Oriole
(503, 0)        499
(503, 1)        What is the chemical symbol for iron?
(503, 2)        Fe
(504, 0)        500
(504, 1)        In Judo, what is the color of the highest belt you can achieve?
(504, 2)        Red
(505, 0)        501
(505, 1)        What is the minimum number of bars on an abacus?
(505, 2)        Nine
(506, 0)        502
(506, 1)        What is "Maui Wowee"?
(506, 2)        Marijuana
(507, 0)        503
(507, 1)        How many points are there on the Statue of Liberty's crown?
(507, 2)        Seven
(508, 0)        504
(508, 1)        In what season is the Black Widow's venom the LEAST strong?
(508, 2)        Summer
(509, 0)        505
(509, 1)        What organ of the body heals the fastest?
(509, 2)        The eye
(510, 0)        506
(510, 1)        What's the world's largest chemical company?
(510, 2)        DuPont Chemical
(511, 0)        507
(511, 1)        What is the source of Balsa wood?
(511, 2)        Balsa trees
(512, 0)        508
(512, 1)        What does a venturi measure?
(512, 2)        Rate of flow
(513, 0)        509
(513, 1)        Where would you find a Mercator Projection?
(513, 2)        On a map
(514, 0)        510
(514, 1)        Who was the 1st head coach to take 2 separate teams to the Super Bowl?
(514, 2)        Don Shula
(515, 0)        511
(515, 1)        How long does it take the moon to revolve around the earth?
(515, 2)        27 days
(516, 0)        512
(516, 1)        How many times thicker than water is blood?
(516, 2)        Six
(517, 0)        513
(517, 1)        How often does a bird go into hibernation?
(517, 2)        Once a night
(518, 0)        514
(518, 1)        What sedimentary rock was used to build The Pantheon & The Coliseum?
(518, 2)        Travertine
(519, 0)        515
(519, 1)        What was the first domesticated bird?
(519, 2)        Goose
(520, 0)        516
(520, 1)        Where would you find a corona?
(520, 2)        On the sun
(521, 0)        517
(521, 1)        What Italian city is home to da Vinci's "The Last Supper"?
(521, 2)        Milan
(522, 0)        518
(522, 1)        Which company has the most U.S. commercial outlets?
(522, 2)        Radio Shack
(523, 0)        519
(523, 1)        What was the 1st major publication to feature a hologram on its cover?
(523, 2)        National Geographic
(524, 0)        520
(524, 1)        In measuring the brightness of stars, which is the brightest?
(524, 2)        Magnitude 0
(525, 0)        521
(525, 1)        Which color does not appear on a standard Roulette Wheel?
(525, 2)        Yellow
(526, 0)        522
(526, 1)        What is the name of a triangle that has two equal sides?
(526, 2)        Isosceles
(527, 0)        523
(527, 1)        What is the lightest of all metals?
(527, 2)        Lithium
(528, 0)        524
(528, 1)        What are the front cutting teeth called?
(528, 2)        The incisors
(529, 0)        525
(529, 1)        What is a more common name for the space term, EVA?
(529, 2)        Space walking
(530, 0)        526
(530, 1)        What is the world's largest dog?
(530, 2)        Irish Wolfhound
(531, 0)        527
(531, 1)        Where in a tree does photosynthesis occur?
(531, 2)        The leaves
(532, 0)        528
(532, 1)        What color is the most landed-on property in Monopoly?
(532, 2)        Orange
(533, 0)        529
(533, 1)        What chain did Ray Kroc build?
(533, 2)        McDonalds
(534, 0)        530
(534, 1)        The word "Ozone" is derived from Greek, and translates into...
(534, 2)        I smell
(535, 0)        531
(535, 1)        What does a Binet scale measure?
(535, 2)        Intelligence
(536, 0)        532
(536, 1)        What is the chemical name for common table salt?
(536, 2)        NaCl
(537, 0)        533
(537, 1)        Who is Sherlock Holmes landlady?
(537, 2)        Mrs. Hudson
(538, 0)        534
(538, 1)        Which whale has teeth?
(538, 2)        The sperm whale
(539, 0)        535
(539, 1)        In which direction does a comet's tail point?
(539, 2)        Away from the sum
(540, 0)        536
(540, 1)        What is the fruit of a rose called?
(540, 2)        The hip
(541, 0)        537
(541, 1)        Water makes up what percentage of an average apple?
(541, 2)        84%
(542, 0)        538
(542, 1)        What is the oldest man-made material?
(542, 2)        Glass
(543, 0)        539
(543, 1)        What is the most frequently rolled number with a pair of dice?
(543, 2)        Seven
(544, 0)        540
(544, 1)        What is the common name for iron coated with zinc?
(544, 2)        Galvanized Iron
(545, 0)        541
(545, 1)        What's the cube root of 27?
(545, 2)        Three
(546, 0)        542
(546, 1)        What's the most ely grown and eaten food?
(546, 2)        Wheat
(547, 0)        543
(547, 1)        What bird is the offspring of a cob and a pen?
(547, 2)        A swan
(548, 0)        544
(548, 1)        How many muscles are there in an elephant's trunk?
(548, 2)        40,000
(549, 0)        545
(549, 1)        Water can take three forms. What are they?
(549, 2)        Liquid, solid, gas
(550, 0)        546
(550, 1)        Who is the one-eyes giant of Greek mythology?
(550, 2)        Cyclops
(551, 0)        547
(551, 1)        How frequently is the image on a TV screen redrawn?
(551, 2)        30 times a second
(552, 0)        548
(552, 1)        Lanolin comes from...
(552, 2)        The fleece of sheep
(553, 0)        549
(553, 1)        What are the dimensions of a standard business card?
(553, 2)        3.5 X 2 inches
(554, 0)        550
(554, 1)        What was the first U.S. consumer product sold in the U.S.S.R.?
(554, 2)        Pepsi-Cola
(555, 0)        551
(555, 1)        How many bits are in a byte?
(555, 2)        Eight
(556, 0)        552
(556, 1)        A nano-second is what part of a second?
(556, 2)        One billionth
(557, 0)        553
(557, 1)        What is the "rathaus" in Frankfurt?
(557, 2)        City Hall
(558, 0)        554
(558, 1)        Name the bird that puts its eggs into the ther birds:
(558, 2)        The cuckoo
(559, 0)        555
(559, 1)        According to Aristotle's mistaken belief, blood cooled which organ?
(559, 2)        The brain
(560, 0)        556
(560, 1)        What disease has been described as The White Plague?
(560, 2)        Tuberculosis
(561, 0)        557
(561, 1)        What does a panophobe fear?
(561, 2)        Everything
(562, 0)        558
(562, 1)        Which planet is closest in size to the earth?
(562, 2)        Venus
Sheet:
(0, 1)        Number of Questions
(0, 2)        65
(1, 1)        Randomized Question No.
(1, 2)        General
(2, 1)        Question
(2, 2)        In which direction does the Sahara Desert expand each year?
(3, 1)        Answer
(3, 2)        South
(5, 0)        1
(5, 1)        Where is the Sears Tower?
(5, 2)        Chicago
(6, 0)        2
(6, 1)        Which state is in both the Western and Eastern Hemisphere?
(6, 2)        Alaska
(7, 0)        3
(7, 1)        Which is the northernmost of the Great Lakes?
(7, 2)        Superior
(8, 0)        4
(8, 1)        What ocean surrounds the Maldive Islands?
(8, 2)        Indian
(9, 0)        5
(9, 1)        In which U.S. state do the most bald eagles live?
(9, 2)        Alaska
(10, 0)        6
(10, 1)        What continent's westernmost point is called Cape Verde?
(10, 2)        Africa
(11, 0)        7
(11, 1)        What is the largest province in Canada?
(11, 2)        Quebec
(12, 0)        8
(12, 1)        What region in the U.S. is best known for wine making?
(12, 2)        Napa Valley
(13, 0)        9
(13, 1)        What river does the Hoover Dam dam?
(13, 2)        The Colorado
(14, 0)        10
(14, 1)        What state is known as the "Palmetto State"?
(14, 2)        South Carolina
(15, 0)        11
(15, 1)        What is the capitol of Kentucky?
(15, 2)        Frankfort
(16, 0)        12
(16, 1)        What state is known as Big Sky Country?
(16, 2)        Montana
(17, 0)        13
(17, 1)        Name the only US state to border 4 of the 5 Great Lakes.
(17, 2)        Michigan
(18, 0)        14
(18, 1)        What is considered to be the saltiest lake on Earth?
(18, 2)        The Dead Sea
(19, 0)        15
(19, 1)        What state is Mount McKinley in?
(19, 2)        Alaska
(20, 0)        16
(20, 1)        Where is the Guggenheim Museum?
(20, 2)        New York, NY
(21, 0)        17
(21, 1)        On what continent is Mount Kilimanjaro?
(21, 2)        Africa
(22, 0)        18
(22, 1)        Where is Bantry Bay?
(22, 2)        Ireland
(23, 0)        19
(23, 1)        What is unusual about 4.25 acre Craighead Lake?
(23, 2)        It's underground
(24, 0)        20
(24, 1)        In the mountains, trees will not grow above this boundary:
(24, 2)        The timberline
(25, 0)        21
(25, 1)        What's the capital of Bermuda?
(25, 2)        Hamilton
(26, 0)        22
(26, 1)        What bordering country is due north of Costa Rica?
(26, 2)        Nicaragua
(27, 0)        23
(27, 1)        Which is farther from London, Rome or Chicago?
(27, 2)        Chicago
(28, 0)        24
(28, 1)        What country has the most dams?
(28, 2)        U.S.
(29, 0)        25
(29, 1)        In what state is the O.K. Corral found?
(29, 2)        Arizona
(30, 0)        26
(30, 1)        What European city has the world's busiest port?
(30, 2)        Rotterdam
(31, 0)        27
(31, 1)        Where is Pennsylvania Station?
(31, 2)        New York
(32, 0)        28
(32, 1)        In what state would you find Mt. Saint Helens?
(32, 2)        Oregon
(33, 0)        29
(33, 1)        What state is known as "The Pine Tree State"?
(33, 2)        Maine
(34, 0)        30
(34, 1)        In what state are the Carlsbad Caverns?
(34, 2)        New Mexico
(35, 0)        31
(35, 1)        Where is the University of Hawaii located?
(35, 2)        Hilo
(36, 0)        32
(36, 1)        What city is considered "The City of Lights"?
(36, 2)        Paris
(37, 0)        33
(37, 1)        In which direction does the Sahara Desert expand each year?
(37, 2)        South
(38, 0)        34
(38, 1)        Pearl Harbor is on what Hawaiian island?
(38, 2)        Oahu
(39, 0)        35
(39, 1)        In what state would you find Glacier National Park?
(39, 2)        Montana
(40, 0)        36
(40, 1)        In what city is Penny Lane located?
(40, 2)        Liverpool
(41, 0)        37
(41, 1)        What country contains the Waterloo Battlefield?
(41, 2)        Belgium
(42, 0)        38
(42, 1)        In which state would you find Zion National Park?
(42, 2)        Utah
(43, 0)        39
(43, 1)        What is the highest point in the United States?
(43, 2)        Mt. McKinley, AL
(44, 0)        40
(44, 1)        What state is known as the Volunteer State?
(44, 2)        Tennessee
(45, 0)        41
(45, 1)        What city is also known as "Music City, U.S.A."?
(45, 2)        Nashville, TN
(46, 0)        42
(46, 1)        Where is Mount Olympus?
(46, 2)        Greece
(47, 0)        43
(47, 1)        What body of water does the Yukon River empty into?
(47, 2)        Bering Sea
(48, 0)        44
(48, 1)        In what city does the "Orient Express" end its run from Istanbul?
(48, 2)        Paris
(49, 0)        45
(49, 1)        What nation is closes to the easternmost part of the Soviet Union??
(49, 2)        U.S.
(50, 0)        46
(50, 1)        What is Spain's biggest source of income?
(50, 2)        Tourism
(51, 0)        47
(51, 1)        What state in the U.S. has the highest rainfall?
(51, 2)        Hawaii
(52, 0)        48
(52, 1)        What state has the highest average annual rainfall?
(52, 2)        Hawaii
(53, 0)        49
(53, 1)        What is the highest mountain in the United States?
(53, 2)        Mount McKinley
(54, 0)        50
(54, 1)        How many time zones are there in Canada?
(54, 2)        Seven
(55, 0)        51
(55, 1)        What country did Siam become?
(55, 2)        Thailand
(56, 0)        52
(56, 1)        What U.S. state is most of Death Valley in?
(56, 2)        California
(57, 0)        53
(57, 1)        Where is the Black forest?
(57, 2)        West Germany
(58, 0)        54
(58, 1)        What island is Pearl Harbor on?
(58, 2)        Oahu
(59, 0)        55
(59, 1)        What is the modern name of the city once known as Constantinople?
(59, 2)        Istanbul
(60, 0)        56
(60, 1)        In which state is the "Silicon Valley" located?
(60, 2)        California
(61, 0)        57
(61, 1)        How many time zones are there on the face of the earth?
(61, 2)        24
(62, 0)        58
(62, 1)        Name the only state touched by the St. Lawrence River.
(62, 2)        New York
(63, 0)        59
(63, 1)        What percentage of California is classified as desert?
(63, 2)        24.0 percent
(64, 0)        60
(64, 1)        Which is the windiest city in the United States?
(64, 2)        Great Falls, MT
(65, 0)        61
(65, 1)        The holy city of Mecca is in what country?
(65, 2)        Saudi Arabia
(66, 0)        62
(66, 1)        What country suffers from the most earthquakes?
(66, 2)        Japan
(67, 0)        63
(67, 1)        Which Pole gets more sunlight?
(67, 2)        The North Pole
(68, 0)        64
(68, 1)        To what country do the Galapagos Islands belong?
(68, 2)        Ecuador
(69, 0)        65
(69, 1)        In what state is the second-largest U.S. mountain?
(69, 2)        Hawaii