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| What famous painting was once cut to fit into a doorway? a) Detroit Industry b) The Last Supper c) Guernica d) Birth of Venus? | |
| Who once wrote, ''Barlett's Familiar Quotations is an admirable work,' a quotation now found in said work? a) Truman Capote b) Cher c) Winston Churchill d) John Lennon? | |
| The most watched TV show of all time, the final episode of M*A*S*H aired at 8:30 PM following what sitcom? a) Square Pegs b) Private Benjamin c) Alice d) Newhart? | |
| 'Nephelococcygia' is the practice of doing what? a) Finding shapes within clouds b) Sleeping with your eyes open c) Breaking glass with your voice d) Swimming in freezing water? | |
| Who survived an assassination attempt at point blank range because both guns misfired? a) Martin Van Buren b) Andrew Jackson c) Zachory Taylor d) Ulysses Grant? | |
| A rare example of a word that rhymes with orange, the Blorenge is what? a) River in Ireland b) Forest in Scotland c) Desert in Australia d) Mountain in Wales? | |
| In 1912, former US President Theodore Roosevelt was a candidate for which political party? a) Bull Moose b) Bull Dog c) Bull Elephant b) Bull Frog? | |
| Which of these is not one of the American Triple Crown races? a) Arlington Million b) Kentucky Berby c) Preakness Stakes d) Belmont Stakes? | |
| The number of one followed by 100 zeroes is known by what name? a) Nanomole b) Gigabit c) Googol d) Googolplex? | |
| Which one of these ships were not one of the three taken over by colonists during the Boston Tea Party? a) Beaver b) Eleanor c) Dartmouth d) William? | |
| Which King was married to Eleanor of Aquitaine? a) Henry I b) Henry II c) Henry III d) Henry IV ? | |
| What scientist first determined that human sight results from images projected onto the retina? a) Galileo b) Copernicus c) Kepler d) Newton? | |
| The last known sighting of Jimmy Hoffa was July 30 1975 in the parking lot of what Michigan restaurant? a) Machus Red Fox b) Big Daddy's Parthenon c) Uno's Pizza d) Motor City Deli? | |
| Neurologists believe that the brain's medial ventral prefrontal cortex is activated when you... a) Get a joke b) Remember a name c) Listen to music d) Have a panic attack? | |
| Although the Declaration of Independence was fully put into place on July 4, 1776, fifty of the 56 delegates signed it on what day? a) July 2 b) July 23 c) August 2 d) September 25? | |
| What world capital has the coldest annual average temperature? a) Oslo b) Ottawa c) Ulaan Bator d) Rejavik? | |
| In Dumas' book, The Three Musketeers, two of the Musketeers are called Athos and Porthos. What was the name of the third Musketeer? a) Richelieu b) Planchet c) Bors d) Aramis? | |
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